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Detail
4 DSC operations in detail
4.1 MMSI Number
To operate VHF with DSC the equipment needs to be configured with vessel’s MMSI
number. If not configured before installation, the VHF will prompt for programming of the 9-
digit MMSI number, at start-up.
The vessel’s MMSI number is programmable from the DSC menu (4.5). It can be pro-
grammed only once from this menu after which changing of the programmed MMSI will be
possible only through the service interface.
If the MMSI number has been programmed correctly, the number is displayed in the default
idle display after start-up. It is recommended to turn the VHF off and on before use after
MMSI programming.
4.1.1 Sub-Addressed MMSI
The VHF supports setting the 10th digit of the MMSI number to a non-zero value. This is to
be used for being able to individually address multiple VHF’s on board a single vessel (with
the same 9-digit MMSI).
The 10th digit of the MMSI number can be programmed by the operator. After programming
the vessel MMSI number the 10
th
digit will always be set to 0.
Programming the 10
th
digit is done via the menu (4.5.6.1)
If the unit is configured to a non-zero X10 value, it will only respond to received individual
routine calls matching all 10 digits in the MMSI number. Transmitted routine calls or acknowl-
edgements to individual routine calls are using the self-ID with non-zero digit 10.
If X10 is programmed to zero the unit reaction modes, if receiving an individual call with non-
zero X10 in the address or self-ID, can be selected using the menu (4.5.6.2).
Selecting 1 Acknowledge non-zero, the unit will receive the call. A call acknowledgement
will be returned to exactly the same address as received in the self-ID (default after program-
ming the MMSI number).
Selecting 2 Acknowledge zero, the unit will receive the call. A call acknowledgement will be
returned to address as received in the self-ID, but with X10 set to zero.
Selecting 3 Reject call, will ignore the received call.
4.1.2 Using extended sub-address in a calling sequence
Entering the station call menu (1.1) allows you to address an RT call request to another radio
supporting the extended address format. If the receiver MMSI is not a coast station (00*), it is
possible to enter either 9 or 10 digits in the Enter Receiver MMSI window. Entering 9 digits
will automatically set the 10th digit to zero for the receiver address.
All other call flows than RT station call requests to a ship station are not supporting this
feature.
It is possible to create entries in the contact list with 9 or 10 digit MMSI numbers, unless they
are group station (0*) or coast station (00*) numbers.
0605
- SAILOR RT5022 VHF DSC 1
- SAILOR RT5020 VHF DSC Duplex 1
- Introduction 3
- Training Information 4
- Quick DSC distress call 5
- (only for emergency use) 5
- Mayday procedure 5
- Your VHF at a glance 6
- (RT5020/RT5022) 6
- Contents 7
- 1.1 Powering VHF 9
- 1.5 Speaker volume 10
- 1.6 Earpiece volume 10
- 1.7 Squelch 10
- Activating replay 11
- 1.11 Dimming 12
- 1.12 Contrast 12
- 2 Basic DSC operations 13
- 2.3 Transmitting DSC Calls 14
- 2.4 Call a ship station 14
- 2.5 Call a shore station 14
- 2.7 Call a group of ships 14
- 2.8 Create emergency calls 15
- 2.9 DSC call log 15
- 3 Your VHF in detail 16
- 3.4 Setting channel mode 17
- 3.5 Private channels 17
- 3.6 Duplex channels 17
- 3.8 Transmitter power 18
- 3.9 Channel scanning 19
- 3.10 Creating scan tables 19
- 4 DSC operations in detail 20
- 4.2 Group MMSI number 21
- 4.4 Working channel 22
- 4.5 Contact list 22
- 4.5.2 Show contact 23
- 4.5.3 Adding a new contact 23
- 4.6.1 Special calls 24
- 4.6.3 Automatic channel shift 25
- 4.7.1 DSC transmission 25
- Transmit Station Call 26
- MMSI: 001234567 26
- <Menu/back 26
- 4.8.1 Idle display 27
- 4.8.3 Language 27
- 4.8.4 Privacy talk mode 28
- 4.10 Automatic conditions 29
- 4.11.1 Radio software release 30
- 5 Errors and warnings 31
- Fuse 15A ATO 32
- 5.2.2 Self-test 32
- 5.2.3 GPS 33
- 5.2.4 Accessory connection 33
- 5.2.5 DSC routine testing 33
- 5.2.6 Missing MMSI 34
- 5.2.7 Radio time 34
- 5.2.8 Channel not free 34
- 5.2.9 Device failure 34
- 6 Menu tree 35
- 7 Optional functional devices 37
- 7.1.2 Operation 38
- 7.1.3 ON/OFF 38
- 7.1.4 Channel selection 38
- 7.1.5 Volume 38
- 7.1.6 Squelch 39
- 7.1.7 Dimming 39
- 7.1.8 Receiving a DSC call 39
- 7.1.9 Muting alarms 40
- 7.1.10 Transmitter power 40
- 7.1.11 Replay 40
- 7.2.1 Distress initiation 41
- 7.3 Printer 42
- 8.1 International channels 43
- 8.2 US channels 44
- 8.3 BI channels 45
- 8.4 CA channels 46
- VHF with mounting bracket 47
- Mounting option Drilling plan 48
- Drilling plan 48
- Handset for transceiver 49
- Installation 50
- 9.2 Compass safe distance 53
- Connection box board 639121 55
- Extension board 639123 55
- Cable connection diagram 57
- Interfaces 58
- Sparc II Connections 58
- 9.5.1 Antennas 61
- 9.5.2 RX/TX antenna 61
- 9.5.3 DSC antenna 62
- 10 Technical specifications 63
- Thrane & Thrane A/S 68
- [email protected] 68
- www.thrane.com 68
- B5022GB0 Issue: L /09 02 68
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