2024/25 GPS ROLLOVER is HERE & September 2024 is Just Around the Corner – Contact Mackay to Ensure Navigation Safety

Posted on April 11, 2024

Re-Publishing as a REMINDER – Ensure your GPS-related electronics have been updated or replaced so critical Comm/Nav bridge electronics provide accurate readings for navigation efficiency and safety at sea!

Read the official notice from JRC about their GPS Rollover HERE:

UPDATED – GPS Rollover 2024/25 Flyer – See the Products and Models affected:

September 8, 2024 GPS ROLLOVER impacts the following JRC devices*:

JRC JUE-500 (Inmarsat Fleet Broadband FB500)
JRC JLR-7500 (GPS Navigator)
JRC JLR-7600 (GPS Navigator)
JRC JLR-4331W (GPS Receiver)
JRC JLR-4340 (GPS Receiver)
JRC JLR-20 (GPS Compass)
JRC JLR-30 (GPS Compass)

August 3, 2025 IS JUST AROUND THE CORNER – GPS Rollover affecting JRC devices*:

JRC JHS-182 (AIS)
JRC NTE-182 (AIS Transponder)
JRC NTE-183 (AIS)
JRC NCM-983 (AIS)
JRC JLR-7800 (GPS Navigator)
JRC JLR-7900 (GPS Navigator)
JRC JLR-4341 (GPS Receiver)
JRC JLR-21 (GPS Compass)
JRC JLR-31 (GPS Compass)

*Depending on device, either ALL or specific S/N or CORE may apply

Without taking action, the internal dates/clock will either roll-back to a previous incorrect date, and display the wrong position, or the units can be expected to fail. The impact is compounded when interfacing with other navigation equipment (ECDIS, GMDSS, SSAS. VDR, ODME, etc.).

Mackay is standing by ready to provide software upgrade assistance or product replacement in order to maintain data integrity and reliable navigation operations.

Contact Mackay World Service 24/7 to coordinate service or any of Mackay’s 65+ Global Locations

Former GPS Rollovers: