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Do not reply to an LL position request
PORT OPS/VTS
RCV:POSITION
N 39 27.021'
123451234
E135 12.011'
REPLY OFF
T 09:34 UTC
ESC->EXIT
Reply to a geographic call
PORT OPS/VTS
RCV:POSITION
N 39 27.021'
123451234
E135 12.011'
REPLY OFF
T 09:34 UTC
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PORT OPS/VTS
N 39 27.021'
E135 12.011'
T 09:39 UTC
When the radio receives an LL position request it
beeps to alert you to the request.
At the same time, the LCD screen displays the
BUSY symbol, the position request and the
MMSID of the caller.
PORT OPS/VTS
N 39 27.021'
E135 12.011'
T 09:39 UTC
A geographical call can be received only
by vessels within a certain radius of the
transmission, typically 20-30 miles (32-48 kms).
When the radio picks up an incoming geographic
call:
1. The radio beeps to alert you to the incoming
call. Press any key except PTT or <ESC to
stop the beeps now.
At the same time, the LCD screen displays
the BUSY symbol, the type and priority of the
incoming call, and the MMSID of the caller.
If you press <ESC to ignore the call, or do not
respond within three minutes, the radio returns
to its previous status.
The radio shows that the reply facility is OFF. Just
press <ESC or PTT to return to the previous state.
The LL position request is not stored in the call log.
If the radio recognises the MMSID as one of
your buddies, it displays the buddy name in
place of the MMSID.
2. You can reply to the incoming call with an
INDIVIDUAL call back. The incoming call is
stored in the call log.
Press >ENT to move to the designated
working channel. If no channel is designated,
CH 16 is automatically selected.
Press PTT to communicate on the designated
working channel.
The details of the incoming call are stored
in the call log. If the call log is full, the oldest
entry is automatically deleted.
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