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Raymarine Ray49 Owner's Handbook Manual

Raymarine Ray49 Owner's Handbook Manual (112 pages)

Marine VHF Radio

Brand: Raymarine | Category: Marine Radio | Size: 4.75 MB

Table of Contents

Trademarks and Registered Trademarks
2
Table of Contents
3
About this Handbook

9
- Intended Use
  9
- Conventions Used
  9
- Technical Accuracy
  9
- Warranty
  9
Important Information

10
- FCC Notice
  10
- Station License
  10
- Operator License
  10
- Industry Canada Notice
  11
  - License
    11
- Outside the US and Canada
  11
- Maritime Mobile Service Identity (MMSI)
  11
- Safety Notices
  11
  - Antenna Mounting and EME Exposure
    12
  - Safe Compass Distance
    12
  - EMC Conformance
    12
  - Duty Cycle
    12
Chapter 1: Introduction

13
- Ray49 Fixed Station VHF Radios
  13
- Features
  13
  - Digital Selective Calling (DSC)
    14
Chapter 2: Installation

15
- Unpacking and Inspection
  15
  - Removing the Sun Cover
    15
  - Equipment Supplied
    16
- Planning the Installation
  17
- Cable Connections
  19
  - Power
    20
  - External Speaker
    20
  - NMEA Data
    20
  - Antenna
    21
    
    Antenna Mounting Suggestions
    22
  - Grounding
    22
Chapter 3: General Operations

23
- Keypad and Rotary Knobs
  23
  - Microphone Keys
    23
    
    Ptt
    23
  - Hilo / Loc Dist
    23
  - Up/Down
    24
  - Scan / Save
    24
- Transceiver Controls
  24
  - Ch/Ok
    24
  - Pwr/Vol
    24
- Transceiver Push Keys
  24
  - Menu/Dsc
    24
  - Clr/Wx
    25
  - Dw/Tri
    25
  - Distress
    25
- Transceiver LCD
  25
  - TX) Transmitting
    26
  - RX) Receiving
    26
  - LOCAL) Local/Distant Mode
    26
  - HI/LO) TX Power
    26
  - SAVED) Memory Mode
    26
  - DSC Call
    26
  - No) Gps
    26
  - Automatic Channel Changing Blocked
    26
  - Weather Alert
    26
  - U, I, C, WX) Channel Set
    27
  - A, B) Channel Status
    27
  - Channel Number
    27
  - Battery Voltage Alert
    27
  - Dot Matrix Display
    27
  - HI, LO) Transmit Power
    27
  - ATIS Active
    28
- Turning the Power on and off
  28
- Setting the Volume
  28
- Setting the Squelch
  28
- Tuning the Channel
  28
- Selecting a Weather Channel
  29
  - Weather Alert Operation
    29
- Selecting the Priority Channel
  30
- Selecting the Secondary Priority Channel
  30
  - Reprograming Secondary Priority Channel
    31
- Transmitting
  32
Chapter 4: Menu Settings

35
- Menu Function
  35
  - Making Menu and Programming Selections
    35
- VHF Operations
  37
  - Scan Mode
    37
    
    All Scan
    38
    
    Priority All Scan
    39
    
    Saved (Memory) Scan
    39
    
    Priority Saved Scan
    39
  - Setting the Power Output (HI/LO)
    40
    
    Overriding the Low Output Power Restriction
    41
  - Saving Channels to Memory
    41
  - Using the Watch Modes
    43
    
    Dual Watch
    44
    
    Tri Watch
    44
  - Frequency Band
    44
  - Channel Name
    44
  - Sensitivity
    47
- Gps/Time Setup
  47
  - Manual Position
    47
  - Settings
    49
    
    Latitude/Longitude Display
    50
    
    Time Display
    50
    
    Time Offset
    50
    
    Time Format
    50
    
    COG/SOG Display
    50
  - NMEA Output
    51
- System Configuration
  51
  - Backlight Adjustment
    51
  - Contrast Adjustment
    52
  - Key Beep
    53
  - Bearing Mode
    53
  - Speed Unit
    54
  - System Test
    54
  - Version Number
    55
  - Reset
    55
    
    Vhf Ops
    56
    
    Gps Setup
    56
    
    System Config
    56
    
    Dsc Menu
    56
Chapter 5: Digital Selective Calling (DSC)

57
- DSC Call Menu
  57
  - Making DSC Menu and Programming Selections
    58
- Distress Calls
  59
- DSC Phonebook
  64
  - Adding a New Entry
    64
  - Editing an Existing Entry
    66
  - Deleting an Existing Entry
    66
- Individual Calls
  66
- Group Calls
  70
  - Group MMSI Setup
    70
    
    Adding a New Group
    70
  - Transmitting a Group Call
    71
  - Receiving Group Calls
    73
- All Ships Calls
  74
  - Transmitting an All Ships Call
    74
  - Receiving an All Ships Call
    74
    
    All Ships Routine or Safety
    75
    
    All Ships Urgency or Distress Call
    75
- Position Request
  77
- Received Calls (Logs)
  79
  - Log Entry Options
    81
- DSC Setup
  81
  - My MMSI ID
    82
  - Automatic Channel Changing for Incoming Calls
    84
  - Position Reply
    85
Chapter 6: Customer Service

87
- How to Contact Raymarine
  87
  - On the Internet
    87
    
    Customer Support
    87
  - Product Repair and Service
    87
    
    Accessories and Parts
    88
    
    Technical Support
    88
Appendix A: Specifications

89
- General
  89
- Transmitter
  90
- Receiver
  90
Appendix B: Radio Controls

91
- Microphone Keys
  91
- Transceiver Controls
  92
- Transceiver Push Keys
  92
Appendix C: Menu Structure

93
Appendix D: Channel List

95
Appendix E: Glossary

107
Index

109

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