Receiving A Distress Relay Sent By Another Station; Dsc Phonebook - Raymarine Ray218 Owner's Handbook Manual

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...with Auto Channel Change OFF
72
DISTRESS
U
FROM:
S
$36612345
A
B B
CH CHANGE
SHIP/SHIP
REQ TO CH16
CANCEL
END
...with Auto Channel Change ON
16
DISTRESS
U
FROM:
S
$36612345
A
B B
CH HAS BEEN
DISTRESS
CHANGED
The AUTO CH CHG option determines whether you want your radio automatically
Note:
switched to channel 16 to receive the call or instead to be prompted to manually receive or
decline the channel change. See page 96.

Receiving a Distress Relay Sent by Another Station

When a Distress Relay is received, an alarm sounds, the envelope icon blinks and
the LCD displays two alternating screens. The first page displays the Name/MMSI
ID of the station sending the message. Page 2 displays the Name/MMSI ID of the
vessel in distress and its lat/lon position. Your radio does not re-send a distress
relay message.

5.3 DSC Phonebook

The Phonebook stores up to 50 preprogrammed MMSI numbers that you can
select for making an Individual Call. The numbers are stored by name and contain
the station's MMSI number. You can add, edit and delete entries from the
Phonebook, much as you would on a cellular telephone. Rotate the CH/OK knob
to make an item appear on the dot matrix display and then press in CH/OK to
select that item.
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U
S
A
SHIP/SHIP
OK CANCEL
16
U
S
A
DISTRESS
OK
Ray218 and Ray55 Marine VHF Radios
DISTRESS
FIRE
26 07.3838N
B B
080 04.8499W
12:45UTC
END OK
DISTRESS
FIRE
26 07.3838N
B B
080 04.8499W
12:45UTC
OK
16
DISTRESS
U
FROM:
S
$36612345
A
B B
CH HAS BEEN
DISTRESS
CHANGED
16
DISTRESS
U
S 26 06.0098N
A
B B 080 04.8589W
DISTRESS PM12:45LOC
CH71 CH72 CH78A
OK
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