User Manuals: West Marine VHF155 Floating Handheld VHF

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West Marine VHF155 Owner's Manual (90 pages)

Floating Two-Way Marine Radio

Brand: West Marine | Category: Two-Way Radio | Size: 5 MB

English

4
- Making a Distress Call
  2
- Table of Contents
  4
- Making a Distress
  
  5
- Introduction
  
  5
  - Features
    5
- Getting Started
  
  7
  - What's Included
    7
  - Parts of the VHF155
    8
    
    Front View
    8
    
    Back View
    8
    
    Charger
    10
  - Reading the Display
    10
    
    Display Icons and What They Mean
    11
- How It Works
  
  12
- Setting up the Hardware
  
  19
  - Attaching the Antenna
    19
  - Installing the Battery
    19
  - Using the Alkaline Battery Case
    20
  - Mounting the Charger
    21
  - Charging the Battery
    21
    
    Important Notes on Charging the Battery
    22
  - Attaching the Belt Clip
    22
- Using Your Radio
  
  24
  - Changing the Volume
    24
  - Setting the Squelch Level
    24
  - Changing the Channel
    25
  - Making a Transmission
    25
    
    Boosting the Transmission Power
    25
  - Setting the UIC Channel Mode
    26
  - Using the Strobe SOS Light
    26
  - Turning the Key Beep on and off
    27
  - Using the External Speaker/MIC Jack
    27
- Maintenance and Troubleshooting
  
  28
  - Common Questions
    28
- Specifications
  
  30
- Regulations and Safety Warnings
  
  37
- Three Year Limited Warranty Statement
  
  40
Français

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West Marine VHF155 Owner's Manual (46 pages)

Floating Marine Radio with GPS and DSC

Brand: West Marine | Category: Marine Radio | Size: 2 MB

Making a Voice Distress Call
2
Table of Contents
4
Introduction

5
- Features
  5
Getting Started

7
- What's Included
  7
- Parts of the VHF460
  7
  - Front View
    7
  - Back View
    8
- Charger
  8
- Reading the Display
  9
  - Display Icons and What They Mean
    9
How It Works

9
- Menus
  9
- MENU/CALL Menus
  
  9
  - Normal Menu
    9
  - Call Menu
    10
  - DSC Setup Menu
    10
  - GPS Menus
    11
  - GPS Setup Menu
    11
  - Operation Modes
    11
    
    Normal
    12
    
    Normal Mode with Weather Alert Watch
    12
    
    Scan
    13
    
    Weather
    14
Setting up the Hardware

15
- Attaching the Antenna
  15
- Installing the Battery
  15
- Using Rechargeable Batteries
  15
- Mounting the Charger
  15
- Charging the Battery
  16
  - Important Notes on Charging the Battery
    16
- Installing the External Speaker/MIC
  16
Setting up Your Radio

16
- Turning It on
  16
- Entering the User MMSI
  16
- Setting It up
  17
  - Acquiring GPS Location
    17
  - Changing the Volume
    17
  - Setting the Squelch Level
    17
  - Setting the UIC Channel Mode (USA/CAN/INT
    17
  - Setting Key Lock
    17
  - Setting WX Alert Mode
    17
  - Adjusting the Lamp
    18
  - Adjust the LCD Contrast
    18
  - Turning the Key Beep on and off
    18
- Operating the Radio
  18
  - Making a Transmission
    18
  - Changing the Transmission Level
    18
  - Changing the Channel
    19
  - Saving the Channel into Memory
    19
  - Using the Strobe/Flashlight
    19
Digital Selective Calling Features

19
- What Is DSC
  19
- Advanced DSC Features
  20
- MMSI Numbers
  20
- Using the Directory
  22
- Making DSC Calls
  23
- Calling a Single Station (Individual Call
  24
- Group Call
  24
- Calling a Particular Group of Stations (Group Call
  25
- Calling All Stations (All-Ships Call
  25
- Making an Automatic Distress Call
  25
  - Canceling an Automatic Distress Call
    26
- Receiving a DSC Call
  26
  - Receive Log
    26
  - Returning a Call from the Receive Log
    27
- Test Calls
  27
  - Making Test Calls (Test
    27
  - Receiving Test Call Setup
    28
- Position Request and Reply
  29
  - Enabling Automatic Position Reply
    29
  - POS Request
    29
  - Position Reply
    29
  - Position Send
    30
- Putting the Radio into Standby
  30
- Disabling Automatic Channel Switching
  30
GPS Features

31
- GPS Operation Overview
  31
  - MOB Menu
    31
  - Favorite Menu
    31
NMEA Features

32
Additional Features

33
- Renaming Channels
  33
Maintenance and Troubleshooting

33
- Common Questions
  34
Specifications

34
- Channels and Frequencies (Mhz
  35
Regulations and Safety Warnings

40
- Maritime Radio Services Operation
  40
- Basic Radio Guidelines
  41
- West Marine Limited Warranty
  42
- Rbrc Information
  42

West Marine VHF155 Owner's Manual (50 pages)

Floating Two-Way Marine Radio

Brand: West Marine | Category: Marine Radio | Size: 2 MB

Table of Contents
4
Introduction

5
- Features
  5
Getting Started

8
- What's Included
  8
- Parts of the VHF160
  9
  - Front View
    9
  - Back View
    9
  - Charger
    11
- Reading the Display
  11
  - Display Icons and What They Mean
    12
How It Works

13
Setting up the Hardware

20
- Attaching the Antenna
  20
- Installing the Battery
  20
- Using the Alkaline Battery Tray
  20
- Mounting the Charger
  22
- Charging the Battery
  22
  - Important Notes on Charging the Battery
    23
- Attaching the Belt Clip
  23
Using Your Radio

24
- Turning It on
  24
- Setting It up
  24
- Using the WX Mode
  26
- Making a Transmission
  26
  - Selecting a Channel
    26
  - Boosting the Transmission Power
    27
- Saving Channels to Memory
  28
- Special Features
  28
Maintenance and Troubleshooting

31
- Common Questions
  31
- Specifications
  33
Channels and Frequencies (Mhz

35
Regulations and Safety Warnings

42

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West Marine VHF155 Owner's Manual (90 pages)

Table of Contents

English

Making a Distress

Introduction

Getting Started

How It Works

Setting up the Hardware

Using Your Radio

Maintenance and Troubleshooting

Specifications

Regulations and Safety Warnings

Three Year Limited Warranty Statement

Français

Faire un Appel de

Introduction

Comment Débuter

Comment Fonctionne la Radio

Installation du Matériel

Utiliser la Radio

Entretien Et Dépannage

Spécifications

Avertissements Relatifs À la

Réglementations Et

Sécurité

West Marine VHF155 Owner's Manual (46 pages)

Table of Contents

Introduction

Getting Started

How It Works

MENU/CALL Menus

Setting up the Hardware

Setting up Your Radio

Digital Selective Calling Features

GPS Features

NMEA Features

Additional Features

Maintenance and Troubleshooting

Specifications

Regulations and Safety Warnings

West Marine VHF155 Owner's Manual (50 pages)

Table of Contents

Introduction

Getting Started

How It Works

Setting up the Hardware

Using Your Radio

Maintenance and Troubleshooting

Channels and Frequencies (Mhz

Regulations and Safety Warnings

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