Navico VHFRS90 BASE STATION VHF RADIO User Manual 2

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ATIS
The Automatic Transmitter Identification System (ATIS) is
mandatory for vessels navigating on some European waterways.
The system allows authorities to monitor and regulate VHF radio
communications by identifying any vessel that makes a VHF
transmission. Each vessel is required to have an ATIS-enabled radio
on board and is allocated a unique ATIS Maritime Mobile Service
Identity (MMSI).
Each time a radio operator finishes talking and releases the PTT key,
the radio transmits a short digital message, which includes the ATIS
MMSI. The receiving station can then look up details of the vessel,
saving time in communication on the busy VHF channels.
Unlike DSC, the ATIS signal is transmitted on the same VHF channel
as the voice transmission.
Before you can enable ATIS, you must enter the ATIS MMSI. See
“Entering or checking your ATIS MMSI” on page 83.
Before you can enable ATIS, DSC must be turned off. See ”Enabling
DSC functionality” on page 84. To enable ATIS, see “Enabling ATIS
functionality” on page 83.
¼¼ Notes
•
ATIS is disabled in US models.
•
When ATIS is enabled, the ATIS icon appears on screen.
•
In some European countries SCAN functionality is limited, and, if ATIS
is enabled, the 3CH SCAN and Dual scan modes will be disabled.
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AIS procedures
The marine Automatic Identification System (AIS) is a vessel location
and information reporting system. It allows vessels to automatically
share information such as position, speed, course and identity via a
VHF radio link.
The received details of nearby vessels can be displayed on the
handset screen together with closest point of approach times and
distances. These details are also sent to the NMEA ports for display
on a chart plotter if one is connected.
Closest point of approach (CPA) is the calculated closest distance
between your vessel and a target vessel based on the current speed
and course.
Time to closest point of approach (T/CPA) is the calculated time for a
target vessel to arrive at the closest point of approach based on the
current speed and course. If the radio detects that another vessel
will come closer than the set CPA distance and within the set T/CPA
time, the CPA alarm will sound. Both conditions must be met for the
CPA alarm to sound.
For information on enabling AIS and setting the CPA time and
distance criteria, see “AIS Setup” on page 88.
For general information about AIS, see “Appendix 9 - AIS
information” on page 105.
For information on how to configure your chart plotter or software
to make use of the RS90 AIS data, see the manual provided with that
product.
¼¼ Notes
•
Before the AIS functions can be used, the RS90 must receive its own
position from a GPS device, or manually entered data.
•
The RS90 VHF radio includes an AIS receiver but does not transmit.
•
To access the AIS displays:
Press [AIS]
•
Repeat press [AIS] to switch between the three available displays:
MMSI list (list of nearby vessels)
PPI display
T/CPA list
From any of the above displays, you can select an MMSI to display
details about the particular vessel.
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List of nearby vessels
The MMSI list displays a list of vessels within VHF range.
The list is arranged in ascending order; closest first.
MMSI LIST 1/2
8nM
1 SEASPRAY
225
0.59nM
2 SUNBIRD
275
1.43nM
Each vessel’s MMSI (or name, depending on AIS setup) will be
displayed, together with its bearing and distance from your position.
PPI display
The Plan Position Indicator (PPI) shows the geographical location of
AIS targets with respect to your position, which is represented in the
centre of the circular display.
AIS CHART 1/9
Symbols
•
The solid circle in the middle is your vessel.
•
Hollow diamonds represent vessels that are within he current
zoom distance.
•
The solid diamond is the selected target vessel.
•
The tails represent course over ground.
¼¼ Note: Units on the PPI display are always nautical miles.
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To zoom in or out:
•
Press [3CH] to zoom in.
•
Press [Scan] to zoom out.
Scales available are 1nm / 2 nm / 4 nm / 8 nm / 16 nm / 32 nm.
T/CPA screen
The Time and Closest Point of Approach (T/CPA) screen shows the
closest point of approach settings together with a list of vessels that
will approach within those criteria.
•
CPA alert distance is set up in MENU → AIS SETUP → CPA. (See
“Setting up the CPA distance” on page 89.)
•
T/CPA alert time is set up in MENU → AIS SETUP → TCPA. (See
“Setting up the T/CPA time” on page 90.)
The approaching AIS target’s details will be listed on the left of the
screen.
Once the vessel is within alert distance (CPA) or time (T/CPA), it will
be placed in the T/CPA list.
The alert sounds for every vessel within the criteria every time their
AIS signal is received.
T/CPA APPROACH
1/ 9
•
05:00min
8 nM
In the example above, the criteria are: 5:00min and 8nM.
¼¼ Notes:
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•
The scale on the T/CPA Approach screen is automatically set to the
optimum for the selected target. You cannot zoom in or out on this
screen.
•
If the radio detects a T/CPA or CPA breach, the T/CPA Approach
screen will automatically popup with an alert tone. Press [X] to stop
the alert; otherwise, the alert will sound again after 1 minute.
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AIS Target information
From one of the AIS screens, you can display detailed information
about a target vessel:
1. Press ▲ or ▼ to highlight the required target. (Hold down ▲ or ▼
to scroll rapidly.)
2. Press [OK] to view full details of the selected target, including:
•
NAME:
MMSI:
TCPA: 4:39s
CPA: 0.59nM
WIDTH: 26.0m
LENGTH: 158.0m
RECEIVED: 0m33s
CALL SIGN: MYHV6
DRAUGHT:
DIST: 1.01nM
IMO:
BEAR: 155’
HEADING:
ROT: 725.6’/min
SOG: 0.0KTS
COG: 0.0’ 55’51.240’N, 012’49.991’E
TYPE: CARGO
NAV STATUS: NOT DEFINED
The display alternates between the first and next page every 5
seconds.
3. When finished, press [X] to exit.
Making a DSC call to an AIS target
1. Select the target vessel in the MMSI list, PPI or T/CPA screen.
2. Press [CALL] to send a DSC call request.
For further information about using DSC, see “DSC Procedures” on
page 41.
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Hi
DSC
DSC
MENU SELECT
DSC SETUP
AIS SETUP
GPS SIM
HS SETTING
Hi
DSC
16
PRI
USA
16
HS SETTING
SUBSCRIBE
REGISTERED HS
PRI
USA
Lo
Hi
DSC
SUBSCRIBE
YES
NO
16
PRI
Wireless handset setup
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Setup
Subscribing a wireless handset
At installation time, wireless handsets need to be registered in the
RS90 transceiver. Once registered, a handset automatically connects
to the transceiver when both are switched on. For information
about operating the handsets, see “Handsets” on page 14.
1. Make sure the wireless handset is charged and turned OFF.
2. Make sure any other wireless handsets are also turned OFF.
3. On the wired handset, Select MENU → HS SETTING → SUBSCRIBE.
4. Select YES. The radio will display WAITING.
5. Turn on the wireless handset. The display will show SEARCHING.
6. Press and hold the [SCAN] on the wireless handset until the display
shows REGISTER.
USA
Hi
DSC
SUBSCRIBE
WAITING
X-->EXIT
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The display will soon show CONNECTING, and then the handset will
be registered in the transceiver.
PRI
USA
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Hi
DSC
DSC
MENU SELECT
DSC SETUP
AIS SETUP
GPS SIM
HS SETTING
Hi
DSC
16
PRI
USA
16
HS SETTING
SUBSCRIBE
REGISTERED HS
PRI
USA
Hi
DSC
CLEAR CODE
CLEAR HS1
CLEAR HS2
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To delete an already registered handset:
1. Select MENU → HS SETTING → REGISTERED HS.
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Unsubscribing a wireless handset
2. Select the handset you wish to remove.
3. Select CLEAR .
4. Select YES.
Hi
DSC
CLEAR HS1
YES
NO
16
PRI
USA
PRI
USA
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Buddy list setup
The buddy list stores up to 20 contact names and MMSIs. Contact
names are stored in the order of entry, with the most recent entry
shown first.
Once set up, you can use the buddy list to:
•
DSC call an individual buddy; see “Sending an individual DSC
Call” on page 48.
•
DSC request location of a buddy; see “Sending an LL request for
the position of a buddy” on page 54.
•
DSC track selected buddies; see “Tracking a buddy introduction” on page 55.
•
DSC Test call; see “Sending a DSC test call” on page 58.
Add a new buddy
Hi
DSC
MENU SELECT
WAYPOINT
N2K DATA
BACKLIGHT
BUDDY LIST
Hi
DSC
16
USA
16
BUDDY LIST
MANUAL NEW
USA
You can enter a maximum of 20 buddy names.
1. Select MENU → BUDDY LIST → MANUAL NEW.
2. Enter the buddy name, one character at a time up to a maximum of
11 alphanumeric characters.
3. Press [OK] repeatedly if necessary until the cursor moves to the
MMSI entry line.
4. Enter the MMSI number associated with the buddy name, then press
[OK] repeatedly until STORE/CANCEL is displayed.
5. Scroll to STORE or CANCEL as required and then press [OK].
¼¼ Note: When the buddy list is full, you cannot make a new entry until
you have deleted an existing entry.
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Hi
DSC
MENU SELECT
WAYPOINT
N2K DATA
BACKLIGHT
BUDDY LIST
Hi
DSC
16
1. Select MENU → BUDDY LIST.
2. Scroll to the required entry and press [OK].
3. To edit the buddy, select EDIT.
USA
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BUDDY LIST
MANUAL NEW
BLUEBIRD
KITTIWAKE
•
Edit the buddy name, or
•
To edit only the MMSI, press [OK] repeatedly until the cursor
moves to the MMSI line.
•
When finished editing, press [OK] repeatedly if necessary until
STORE/CANCEL appears.
•
Scroll to STORE or CANCEL as required and then press [OK].
USA
Hi
DSC
BLUEBIRD
EDIT
DELETE
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Edit or delete a buddy name
16
•
USA
To delete a buddy:
Select DELETE at step 3, and then YES. The buddy will be deleted
from the list immediately.
Hi
DSC
BLUEBIRD
EDIT
DELETE
16
USA
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Hi
DSC
DELETE BUDDY
BLUEBIRD
YES
NO
16
USA
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DSC
MENU SELECT
LOCAL/DIST
CONTRAST
GPS/DATA
RADIO SETU
Hi
DSC
16
PRI
USA
16
RADIO SETUP
UIC
CH NAME
RING VOLUME
KEY BEEP
Hi
DSC
UIC
USA
INT L
CANADA
PRI
UIC
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Radio setup
US and AUS models only.
This option allows you to switch between USA, International, or
Canadian channel banks. The selected channel bank is displayed
on the LCD along with the last used channel. For details of channel
banks, see “Appendix 11 - US and ROW VHF marine channel charts”
on page 111.
1. Select MENU → RADIO SETUP → UIC.
USA
16
2. Select the desired channel bank then press [OK].
PRI
‘
USA
Editing channel names
Hi
DSC
MENU SELECT
LOCAL/DIST
CONTRAST
GPS/DATA
RADIO SETU
Hi
DSC
16
PRI
USA
16
RADIO SETUP
UIC
CH NAME
RING VOLUME
KEY BEEP
Lo
Hi
DSC
CH NAME
PRI
USA
16
PRI
PORT OPS
USA
Hi
DSC
PORT OPS
EDIT
DELETE
16
PRI
USA
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If a channel has been assigned a name, the name appears next to
the channel number on the standby screen. You can edit or delete
the channel names.
A list of default channel names is given in “Appendix 11 - US and
ROW VHF marine channel charts” on page 111 and “Appendix 12
- EU VHF marine channel charts” on page 119.
1. Select MENU → RADIO SETUP → CH NAME.
2. Use ▲ and ▼ to scroll to the one you want to change then press
[OK].
3. Select EDIT.
4. Enter the new name over the existing one.
5. Press [OK] repeatedly if necessary to display the YES/NO
confirmation.
6. Scroll to YES or NO as required and press [OK].
To delete a channel name:
Use a similar procedure to the above, but select DELETE at step 3.
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16
RADIO SETUP
UIC
CH NAME
RING VOLUME
KEY BEEP
Hi
DSC
RING VOLUME
HIGH
LOW
PRI
USA
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Ring volume
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Hi
The radio sounds a two-tone alert when it detects an incoming DSC
call. You can change the volume level.
1. Select MENU → RADIO SETUP → RING VOLUME.
2. Scroll to HIGH or LOW as required, then press [OK].
PRI
USA
Key beep volume
Hi
DSC
16
RADIO SETUP
UIC
CH NAME
RING VOLUME
KEY BEEP
Hi
DSC
KEY BEEP
HIGH
LOW
OFF
PRI
You can change the key beep volume or turn the key beeps off
completely.
1. Select MENU → RADIO SETUP → KEY BEEP.
USA
16
2. Scroll to the required setting: HIGH, LOW or OFF, then press [OK].
¼¼ Note: The key beep setting is separate for each handset.
PRI
USA
Units
Hi
DSC
16
RADIO SETUP
UNITS
EXT SPEAKER
WATCH MODE
WX ALERT
Hi
DSC
UNITS
METRIC
NAUTICAL
STATUTE
You can select your preferred measurement units for distance and
cross-track error (for waypoint navigation).
PRI
USA
16
PRI
1. Select MENU → RADIO SETUP → UNITS.
2. Scroll to the required measurement units: METRIC, NAUTICAL or
STATUTE, then press [OK].
¼¼ Note: Nautical Miles is the only unit available in AIS mode.
USA
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RADIO SETUP
UNITS
EXT SPEAKER
WATCH MODE
WX ALERT
Lo
Hi
DSC
EXT SPEAKER
ON
OFF
PRI
USA
External speaker
You can switch the external speaker ON or OFF.
1. Select MENU → RADIO SETUP → EXT SPEAKER.
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Hi
2. Scroll to ON or OFF as required, and then press [OK].
16
PRI
USA
Setting the priority channel
Hi
DSC
16
RADIO SETUP
KEY BEEP
UNITS
EXT SPEAKER
WATCH MODE
Hi
DSC
WATCH MODE
ONLY 16CH
16CH+9CH
PRI
USA
16
PRI
USA
US model only.
If you are operating on the USA or Canadian channel banks, you can
set the radio to scan CH16 and CH9 as well as the working channel.
1. Go to menu option RADIO SETUP → WATCH MODE.
2. Select one of the two options:
•
16CH to enable Channel 16 only, or
•
16CH+9CH to enable both Channel 16 and Channel 9.
This setting affects Dual Watch and Tri watch modes.
When watch mode is only channel 16:
• The [16/9] key switches to channel 16.
•
Short press [SCAN] enters dual-watch mode.
•
Long press [SCAN] scans all available channels.
When watch mode is channel 16 and channel 09:
• Short press the [16/9] key switches to the current priority
channel.
•
Long press the [16/9] key toggles the priority channel between
CH16 and CH09.
•
Short press [SCAN] enters tri-watch mode.
•
Long press [SCAN] scans all available channels.
For further information, see:
• “Priority channels” on page 23.
•
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“Dual watch scan” on page 32
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“Tri watch scan” on page 33
Setting up a favourite channel
Hi
DSC
16
RADIO SETUP
UNITS
EXT SPEAKER
WATCH MODE
FAV CH SET
Hi
DSC
FAV CHANNEL
SELECT
Non-US models only.
08
PRI
SHIP SHIP
The WX key can be programmed to a channel of your choice so that
you have quick access to that channel. For further information, see
“Favourite channel (non-US models)” on page 30.
PRI
USA
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1. Select MENU → RADIO SETUP → FAV CH SET.
2. Use the ▲ and ▼ keys to select the required channel, and then
press [OK].
¼¼ Note
•
For US models, the WX key has a different purpose. See “Receiving
weather alerts (US model only)” on page 28.
•
You can store just one favourite channel.
Setting up weather tone alert
Hi
DSC
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RADIO SETUP
UNITS
EXT SPEAKER
WATCH MODE
WX ALERT
Hi
DSC
WX ALERT
TONE ALERT
SAME ALERT
SAME CODE
Hi
DSC
TONE ALERT
ON
OFF
PRI
USA
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US model only.
1. Select MENU → RADIO SETUP → WX ALERT → TONE ALERT.
2. Select ON or OFF as required.
Tone alert ON.
•
If an alert tone is broadcast from the NOAA weather station, the
weather alert is picked up automatically and the alarm sounds. Press
any key to cancel the alarm and to hear the weather alert message.
•
The Weather alert symbol will be displayed on screen to show that
the weather alert tone setting is on.
PRI
USA
16
PRI
USA
Weather alert symbol:
Tone alert OFF
With this setting, the radio ignores weather alerts.
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Setting up SAME alert
¼¼ Note: SAME ALERT works only after you have entered and selected a
SAME code for your geographic area (see “Entering a SAME code” on
page 78).
Hi
DSC
16
RADIO SETUP
UNITS
EXT SPEAKER
WATCH MODE
WX ALERT
Hi
DSC
WX ALERT
TONE ALERT
SAME ALERT
SAME CODE
For usage, see “Receiving SAME alerts (US model only)” on page
29.
PRI
1. Select MENU → RADIO SETUP → WX ALERT → SAME ALERT.
USA
16
PRI
2. Select On or OFF as required.
¼¼ Note: SCAN mode will operate up to 50% more slowly when SAME
ALERT is ON to allow time to decode the special warning code
transmissions.
USA
Hi
DSC
SAME ALERT
ON
OFF
16
PRI
SAME alert ON
•
The radio will receive any local NWR or EAS alerts.
•
The SAME icon will be displayed on screen to show that the SAME
alert setting is on.
USA
SAME alert OFF
With this setting, the radio ignores SAME weather alerts.
Entering a SAME code
Hi
DSC
16
RADIO SETUP
UNITS
EXT SPEAKER
WATCH MODE
WX ALERT
Hi
DSC
WX ALERT
TONE ALERT
SAME ALERT
SAME CODE
PRI
USA
16
PRI
USA
Hi
DSC
SAME CODE
NEW CODE
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PRI
USA
US model only.
Before you can receive SAME weather alerts, you must enter and
then select a SAME code for your geographic area into the radio.
To find the SAME codes for your geographic area:
•
Telephone 1-888-NWR-SAME (1-888-697-7263), or
•
Visit www.nws.noaa.gov/nwr/indexnw.htm
1. Select MENU → RADIO SETUP → WX ALERT → SAME CODE.
If you have already entered some SAME codes, they will be listed.
2. Select NEW CODE. Enter the new SAME code along the dashed line,
one number at a time.
3. When prompted, select STORE and press [OK] to store the SAME
code.
Repeat if necessary to enter a maximum of 10 SAME codes.
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RADIO SETUP
UNITS
EXT SPEAKER
WATCH MODE
WX ALERT
Hi
DSC
WX ALERT
TONE ALERT
SAME ALERT
SAME CODE
PRI
USA
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PRI
USA
Hi
DSC
SAME CODE
NEW CODE
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PRI
Selecting a working SAME code
US model only.
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Hi
DSC
In order to receive SAME weather alerts, you must select a SAME
code that you have previously entered into the radio.
1. Select RADIO SETUP then WX ALERT → SAME CODE.
2. If you have already entered some SAME codes, they will be listed.
3. Select the SAME code for your geographic area.
Choose SELECT CODE. Then select YES.
Selected SAME codes are displayed with the word ‘ON’ next them in
the list
USA
Hi
DSC
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EDIT
DELETE CODE
SELECT CODE
PRI
USA
Hi
DSC
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RADIO SETUP
UNITS
EXT SPEAKER
WATCH MODE
WX ALERT
Hi
DSC
WX ALERT
TONE ALERT
SAME ALERT
SAME CODE
PRI
Editing or deleting a SAME code
US model only.
1. Select RADIO SETUP → WX ALERT → SAME CODE.
USA
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PRI
2. If you have already entered some SAME codes, they will be listed.
3. Select the SAME code for your geographic area.
4. Select EDIT or DELETE as required.
USA
Hi
DSC
SAME CODE
NEW CODE
012011
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PRI
USA
Hi
DSC
16
012011
EDIT
DELETE CODE
SELECT CODE
PRI
USA
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Hi
DSC
GPS/DATA
MANUAL
SETTING
GPS SOURCE
16
PRI
USA
Hi
DSC
GPS SOURCE
NMEA2000
LGC3000
16
PRI
The RS90 radio can use either NMEA 0183 or NMEA 2000 protocol
to receive GPS data from a compatible GPS unit. Up to 4 sources can
be connected.
1. Select GPS/DATA →GPS SOURCE.
2. Select the required GPS source, and then press [OK].
Note: NMEA 2000 SOURCE options will appear only if an NMEA 2000
network is connected to the radio and is operational.
USA
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Selecting the GPS source
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Entering or viewing your individual MMSI
Hi
DSC
MENU SELECT
CONTRAST
GPS/DATA
RADIO SETUP
DSC SETUP
Hi
DSC
16
PRI
USA
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DSC SETUP
USER MMSI
GROUP SETUP
INDIV REPLY
DSC FUNC
Hi
DSC
VIEW MMSI
XXXXXXXXX
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DSC Setup
The user MMSI (Marine Mobile Service Identity) is a unique 9 digit
number, similar to a personal telephone number. It is used on
marine transceivers that are capable of using the DSC system.
¼¼ Note: Entering the MMSI is a once-only operation. You can display
and read your user MMSI at any time, but you can only enter it once.
Contact the appropriate authorities in your country to obtain your
user MMSI.
1. Select MENU → DSC SETUP → USER MMSI.
If you have already entered your MMSI, it will be shown on screen.
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PRI
USA
If you are entering your MMSI, a dashed line appears.
2. Enter your MMSI along the dashed line, one number at a time.
3. Press [OK] to store your user MMSI.
4. Enter your user MMSI again as a password check, then press [OK] to
permanently store the user MMSI.
¼¼ Note: Your MMSI is also shown on the startup screen when you
power on the transceiver.
Introduction to group MMSI
A group MMSI is a shared MMSI. When a DSC call is transmitted by
one of the vessels in the group, all the radios that have the same
MMSI entered will receive the message.
The RS90 radio can store up to 20 group MMSIs. In other words, you
can be in 20 different groups.
A group MMSI always starts with 0.
For information on sending a DSC group call, see “Sending a group
call” on page 50.
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Hi
DSC
MENU SELECT
CONTRAST
GPS/DATA
RADIO SETUP
DSC SETUP
HiLo
DSC
16
PRI
USA
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DSC SETUP
USER MMSI
GROUP SETUP
INDIV REPLY
DSC FUNC
Hi
DSC
PRI
USA
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GROUP SETUP
MANUAL NEW
1. Select MENU → DSC SETUP → GROUP SETUP.
2. Select MANUAL NEW.
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Creating a group MMSI
If this is the first time that you are entering a group name, a dashed
line appears.
3. Enter the group name along the dashed line. It can be a maximum
of 11 alphanumeric characters.
4. Press [OK] repeatedly if necessary to reach the MMSI line.
5. Enter the group MMSI. The first number is always a 0.
6. Press [OK] repeatedly until STORE/CANCEL is displayed.
7. Select STORE or CANCEL as required.
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Editing or deleting a group MMSI
Hi
DSC
MENU SELECT
CONTRAST
GPS/DATA
RADIO SETUP
DSC SETUP
HiLo
DSC
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DSC SETUP
USER MMSI
GROUP SETUP
INDIV REPLY
DSC FUNC
Hi
DSC
GROUP SETUP
MANUAL NEW
SAIL CLUB
FISH MATES
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1. Select MENU → DSC SETUP → GROUP SETUP.
The display shows the list of existing group names.
2. Scroll to the group you want to edit and press [OK].
•
To delete the group, select DELETE then YES. The group will be
deleted immediately.
•
To edit the group, select EDIT.
3. Edit the group name as required.
4. Press [OK] repeatedly if necessary until the cursor moves to the
MMSI line.
5. Edit the MMSI. (Note that the first number is always a 0.)
6. Press [OK] repeatedly until STORE/CANCEL is displayed.
7. Scroll to STORE or CANCEL as required and press [OK].
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EU models only.
Hi
DSC
MENU SELECT
CONTRAST
GPS/DATA
RADIO SETUP
DSC SETUP
Hi
DSC
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Hi
DSC
INPUT ATIS
MMSI
The ATIS MMSI is a special MMSI that is used on inland waterways
in Europe for identifying the ship or vessel that made a VHF radio
transmission. The MMSI is transmitted on the VHF channel each
time the radio operator finishes talking and releases the PTT key. For
further information, see “ATIS” on page 65.
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DSC SETUP
USER MMSI
GROUP SETUP
ATIS MMSI
ATIS SELEC
You can display and read your ATIS MMSI at any time, but you can
only enter it once.
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Entering or checking your ATIS MMSI
1. Select MENU → DSC SETUP → ATIS MMSI.
If you have already entered your ATIS MMSI, it is shown on screen.
If you are entering a new ATIS MMSI, a dashed line appears.
2. Enter your ATIS MMSI along the dashed line, one number at a time.
An ATIS MMSI always starts with the number 9.
3. Press [OK].
4. Enter your ATIS MMSI again as a password check, then press [OK] to
permanently store the ATIS MMSI.
Enabling ATIS functionality
Hi
DSC
MENU SELECT
CONTRAST
GPS/DATA
RADIO SETUP
DSC SETUP
Hi
DSC
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DSC SETUP
USER MMSI
GROUP SETUP
ATIS MMSI
ATIS SELEC
Hi
DSC
ATIS SELECT
ON
OFF
DSC IS ON
PRI
EU models only.
1. Select MENU → DSC SETUP → ATIS SELECT.
2. Scroll to ON or OFF as required and press [OK].
¼¼ Notes
•
Before you can enable ATIS, you must enter an ATIS MMSI. See
“Entering or checking your ATIS MMSI” above.
•
Before you can enable ATIS, DSC must be turned off. See “Enabling
DSC functionality” on page 84.
•
When ATIS is enabled, the ATIS icon is displayed on screen.
•
In some European countries, SCAN functionality is limited, and, if
ATIS is enabled, the 3CH SCAN mode will be disabled.
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Individual DSC call - reply options
Hi
DSC
MENU SELECT
CONTRAST
GPS/DATA
RADIO SETUP
DSC SETUP
Lo
Hi
DSC
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The reply to an incoming DSC individual call can be automatic or
manual.
•
An automatic reply sends an acknowledgement and then sets the
requested working channel, ready for a conversation.
•
A manual reply prompts you to acknowledge the call.
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USER MMSI
GROUP SETUP
INDIV REPLY
DSC FUNC
PRI
1. Select MENU → DSC SETUP → INDIV REPLY.
2. Scroll to MANUAL or AUTO as required and press [OK].
USA
For information on receiving an individual DSC call, see “Receiving a
DSC individual call” on page 61.
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Hi
DSC
INDIV REPLY
MANUAL
AUTO
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Enabling DSC functionality
Hi
DSC
MENU SELECT
CONTRAST
GPS/DATA
RADIO SETUP
DSC SETUP
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Hi
DSC SETUP
USER MMSI
GROUP SETUP
INDIV REPLY
DSC FUNC
Hi
DSC FUNC
ON
OFF
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DSC is only available after a valid USER MMSI has been entered. For
instructions on entering your MMSI, see “Entering or viewing your
individual MMSI” on page 81.
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DSC
DSC
Warning: DSC is an important safety function; disabling
it is not recommended.
1. Select MENU → DSC SETUP → DSC FUNC.
2. Scroll to ON or OFF as required and press [OK]
¼¼ Notes
•
It is not possible to have both ATIS and DSC on at the same time. If
you want to enable DSC, you must first switch ATIS off.
•
When DSC functionality is selected, the
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icon is displayed on
Hi
DSC
MENU SELECT
CONTRAST
GPS/DATA
RADIO SETUP
DSC SETUP
Hi
DSC
DSC SETUP
GROUP SETU
INDIV REPLY
DSC FUNC
LL REPLY
Hi
DSC
LL REPLY
MANUAL
AUTO
OFF
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LL polling calls - reply options
A DSC LL polling call is received by the radio when one of your
buddies sends a request for your position—latitude and longitude
request (LL request)—normally at regular intervals.
For information on LL requests (polling) see “Sending an LL request
for the position of a buddy” on page 54.
You can set up the radio to respond to an LL polling request in one
of three ways:
•
MANUAL
Reply manually to any incoming LL polling requests.
•
AUTO
Automatically reply to any incoming LL polling requests.
•
OFF
Ignore all incoming LL polling requests.
1. Select MENU → DSC SETUP → LL REPLY.
2. Scroll to MANUAL, AUTO or OFF as required and press [OK].
Automatic channel switch options
When a DSC call is received, it may include a request to change to a
specific channel for subsequent communications.
With Auto Switch set to ON, when receiving a DSC call, the radio
will automatically switch to the requested channel if not cancelled
within 10 seconds. This might disrupt important communications
that are already in progress on the current working channel. To
avoid this, you can prevent the radio from automatically switching
channel by setting the AUTO SWITCH feature to OFF.
icon will be displayed on screen
If Auto Switch is set to OFF, the
to remind you that this feature is set to off.
Additionally, the text “AUTO SW OFF” will be included in an All Ships
or Group call.
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MENU SELECT
CONTRAST
GPS/DATA
RADIO SETUP
DSC SETUP
Hi
DSC
DSC SETUP
INDIV REPL
DSC FUNC
LL REPLY
AUTO SWITC
Hi
DSC
AUTO SWITCH
ON
OFF
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2. Scroll to ON or OFF as required and press [OK].
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Hi
DSC
To enable or disable automatic channel switching:
1. Select MENU → DSC SETUP → AUTO SWITCH.
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Setting up DSC test reply
Hi
DSC
MENU SELECT
CONTRAST
GPS/DATA
RADIO SETUP
DSC SETUP
Hi
DSC
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DSC SETUP
DSC FUNC
LL REPLY
AUTO SWITCH
TEST REPLY
Hi
DSC
TEST REPLY
AUTO
MANUAL
You can set up the radio to respond to incoming DSC TEST calls with
an automatic or manual response.
1. Select MENU → DSC SETUP → TEST REPLY.
2. Scroll to AUTO or MANUAL as required and press [OK].
•
AUTO
On receiving a DSC TEST call, waits for 10 seconds, and then
automatically acknowledges the call.
•
MANUAL
On receiving a DSC TEST call, requires you to press the [ACK] soft
key to acknowledge the call.
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For information on receiving a DSC test call, see “Receiving a DSC
test call” on page 64.
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DSC
MENU SELECT
CONTRAST
GPS/DATA
RADIO SETUP
DSC SETUP
Hi
DSC
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DSC SETUP
LL REPLY
AUTO SWITCH
TEST REPLY
TIMEOUT
Lo
Hi
DSC
TIMEOUT
AUTOMATED
NON AUTO
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Hi
DSC
AUTOMATED
NON DISTR
DISTRESS
Setting up the DSC inactivity timer
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Hi
The inactivity timer causes the radio to automatically exit a
procedure after a specified period of inactivity.
AUTOMATED
You can set the radio to exit any automated procedure after a
period of non-activity.
There are two categories:
•
DISTRESS options: NO TIMEOUT, 5 MINS, or 10 MINS
•
NON-DISTR options: NO TIMEOUT, 10 MINS, or 15 MINS
1. Select MENU → DSC SETUP → TIMEOUT → AUTOMATED.
2. Select NON DISTRESS or DISTRESS.
3. Scroll to the required timeout period, and then press [OK]
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Hi
DSC
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LL REPLY
AUTO SWITCH
TEST REPLY
TIMEOUT
Hi
DSC
TIMEOUT
AUTOMATED
NON AUTO
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You can set the radio to exit any non-automated procedure after a
period of non-activity.
1. Select MENU →DSC SETUP → TIMEOUT → NON AUTO.
2. Scroll to the timeout period: NO TIMEOUT, 10 MINS or 15 MINS, then
press [OK]
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Hi
DSC
NON AUTO
NO TIMEOUT
10 MINS
15 MINS
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AIS Setup
Hi
DSC
MENU SELECT
GPS/DATA
RADIO SETUP
DSC SETUP
AIS SETUP
Hi
DSC
AIS SETUP
AIS FUNC
AIS DISPLAY
BAUD RATE
GPS REDIR
Hi
DSC
AIS FUNC
ON
OFF
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Note: The wired HS has a shortcut key to access AIS SETUP (Shift 2).
Enabling AIS functionality
1. Select MENU → AIS SETUP → AIS FUNC.
2. Scroll to ON or OFF as required and press [OK].
¼¼ Note
When AIS functionality is enabled, the
icon is shown on screen.
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Hi
DSC
MENU SELECT
GPS/DATA
RADIO SETUP
DSC SETUP
AIS SETUP
Hi
DS C
AIS SETUP
AIS FUNC
AIS DISPLAY
GPS REDIR
CPA ALARM
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Setting up AIS display format
When viewing the PPI screen, AIS targets can be displayed with the
vessel’s name or MMSI.
1. Select MENU → AIS SETUP → AIS DISPLAY.
2. Scroll to SHIP MMSI or SHIP NAME as required and press [OK].
USA
Setting up AIS baud rate
Hi
DSC
MENU SELECT
GPS/DATA
RADIO SETUP
DSC SETUP
AIS SETUP
Hi
DSC
AIS SETUP
AIS FUNC
AIS DISPLAY
BAUD RATE
GPS REDIR
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AIS data can be output to a compatible chart plotter, multi-function
device (MFD) or PC via the NMEA port.
The NMEA port baud rate can be set to 4800 or 38400. The default
setting is 38400. If 4800 is selected, a warning that data may be lost
will be displayed.
1. Select MENU → AIS SETUP → BAUD RATE.
2. Scroll to 4800 or 38400 as required and press [OK].
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DSC
MENU SELECT
GPS/DATA
RADIO SETUP
DSC SETUP
AIS SETUP
Hi
DSC
AIS SETUP
AIS FUNC
AIS DISPLAY
BAUD RATE
GPS REDIR
Hi
DSC
GPS REDIR
NO
YES
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Hi
GPS redirection option set to output the GPS information to the
chart plotter, eliminating the need for an additional multiplexer.
1. Select MENU → AIS SETUP → GPS REDIR.
2. Scroll to YES or NO as required and press [OK].
•
If you select YES, the string $RMC will be redirected to the chart
plotter once it is received.
¼¼ Note: The REDIR function will only redirect RMC and GLL messages
from NMEA 0183 input port to the AIS output port.
USA
Setting up the CPA distance
Hi
DSC
MENU SELECT
GPS/DATA
RADIO SETUP
DSC SETUP
AIS SETUP
Hi
DSC
AIS SETUP
BAUD RATE
GPS REDIR
AIS ALARM
CPA
Hi
DSC
CPA
00.5NM
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Closest point of approach (CPA) is the calculated closest distance
between you and a target vessel based on the current speed and
course.
If the radio detects that a target vessel will come closer than the set
distance and within the set T/CPA time, the CPA alarm will sound a
two-tone alert.
1. Select MENU → AIS SETUP → CPA.
2. Use the ▲ and ▼ keys to raise or lower the CPA distance limit.
3. Press [OK].
¼¼ Note: The CPA distance is always in nautical miles.
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Hi
DSC
MENU SELECT
GPS/DATA
RADIO SETUP
DSC SETUP
AIS SETUP
Hi
DS C
AIS SETUP
GPS REDIR
CPAALARM
CPA
TCPA
Hi
DSC
AIS ALARM
OFF
ON
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You can enable or disable the CPA alarm.
1. Select MENU → AIS SETUP → CPA ALARM.
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Enabling the CPA alarm
2. Scroll to ON or OFF as required, and then press [OK].
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Setting up the T/CPA time
Hi
DSC
MENU SELECT
GPS/DATA
RADIO SETUP
DSC SETUP
AIS SETUP
Lo
Hi
DS C
AIS SETUP
GPS REDIR
CPA ALARM
CPA
TCPA
Hi
DS C
TCPA
05:00Min
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Time to closest point of approach (T/CPA) is the calculated time for a
target vessel to arrive at the closest point of approach based on the
current speed and course.
If the radio detects that a vessel will arrive at the closest point of
approach within the set time and the CPS distance, the CPA alarm
will sound a two-tone alert.
1. Select MENU → AIS SETUP → TCPA.
2. Use the ▲ and ▼ keys to raise or lower the T/CPA time limit.
3. Press [OK].
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