Furuno DP-6 manual

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Contents Nbdp Terminal First E D I T I O N Page Page Table of Contents SP-1 Declaration of conformity to typeForeword FeaturesProgram number This page is intentionally left blank Radiotelex Communication GeneralCode Description Frequency ShiftDescription ARQ Mode A-ModeTraffic Exchange Sequence ARQ mode traffic exchange timing Termination of CommunicationFEC Mode B-Mode Initiating a CallSystem Configuration System OverviewEquipment Description Turning on the SystemTerminal Unit Printer option Main UnitKeyboard Menu Conventions Function Keys, Menu OperationBasic Menu Operation Cancel Printing Function Key DescriptionFile to Print Clear BufferGoto Top Function key F2 Edit menuRent file Cancel Sending Timer OperationCall Station File to SendDisplay Nmea Data CalendarRemote A/B Distress Frequency TableTimer Operation Entry Station EntryScan Entry User Channel EntrySetup Slave DelayBK Timing PreTone BK Timing PostToneDisplay mode MIF FreezeMIF Emission TX/RX MSG SaveFunction key F9 Over Function key F10 BreakRegistering Answerback Code & ID Codes Preparations for Transmission and ReceptionRegistering Answerback Code Registering ID Codes Message for confirmation of code enteredStation List Registering StationsOK/CANCEL prompt Editing/Deleting StationsTimer Programming Registering Timer ProgramsEditing/Deleting Timer Programs Scan Channel Groups Registering Scan Channel GroupsEditing/Deleting Scan Channel Groups User Channels Registering User ChannelsEditing/Deleting User Channels File Operations Creating FilesSaving a File Saving a FileCutting and Pasting Text Editing FilesCutting text Copying and Pasting Text Clearing the Paste BufferUndo Select AllCut and paste flow diagram Searching TextReplacing Text Goto LineOpening Files Switching Between FilesOpening a File Saving a File Under a New Name Renaming FilesDeleting Files Real Time Printing Printing FilesDisplaying the Communications Log Log File Communications LogPrinting the Log File TRANSMISSION, Reception Manual CallingManual calling screen Calling a Station Transmitting a File from a Floppy Disk or the Text Screen From a Floppy DiskFrom the text screen 1 or Stopping TransmissionSelecting Receive Mode ARQ Mode OperationSend a file from a floppy disk FEC Mode Operation Type a message from keyboardRegistration procedure Communication ExampleTransmitting message directly Dirtlx 9VG Seradio RS 55908 Ugox X GA +?Command an Abbreviation Table of AbbreviationsEnabling Timer Operation Timer OperationStopping Timer Operation Scanning Communication BufferWindow Menu Description Window MenuDisplay Nmea Data Remote A, Remote B CalendarDistress Frequency Table What is MARITEX? Maritex OperationMaritex Services Preparations for TransmissionRegistering Scan Groups MARITEX-A Maritex Channel ARQ FEC Dirc Scanning group list example Commands Preparing Programs for Automatic Message TransmissionMaritex Traffic Manual No. Procedure DisplayRemarks Store-and-Forward TelexPreparing a macrofile for store-and-forward Telex @CASE MSG+? @SEND Babc @SEND Nnnn @CASE GA+? @SEND BRK+Save prompt Macrofile for Direct Dialing Example macrofile for direct dialingProcedure for direct dialing No. Procedure Display RemarksMacrofile for Multi Address Example of macrofile for use in multi addressMacrofile for Semi-fax 10 Example of macrofile for semi-faxBasic Procedure Transmitting in Maritex SystemActual Transmission Press the 2 key. The Call Macro screen appearsMaintenance and Troubleshooting MaintenanceCleaning the Equipment Connectors and Earth ConnectionSimple Troubleshooting Diagnostic TestsPower Supply Self TestTone Test Tone test 1 All charactersTone test 2 Fox Tone test 3 BetaTone test 4 Mark Tone test 5 SpaceAP1-1 ITU Telex Frequency /4AP1-2 AP1-3 AP1-4 Appendix 2 International Telex Abbreviations AP2-1This page is intentionally left blank Load requirements as listner Input sentencesAP3-1 GLL Geographic position latitude and longitude AP3-2RMA Recommended minimum navigation information Loran C data AP3-3RMC Recommended minimum specific GPS/ Transit data AP3-4Specifications of Nbdp Terminal DP-6 Environmental Conditions