Furuno DP-6 manual Maritex Channel

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Table 7-1 MARITEX Channel

	ITU	MARITEX	Coast Station	Ship Station Tx	Location
	Channel	No.	TX (kHz)	(kHz)	Location
	Channel	No.	TX (kHz)	(kHz)

	UP	A7	2423.5	3267.5	SWEDEN
	UP	B7	2716.0	2477.0	SWEDEN
	UP	D7	1905.0	2222.0	SWEDEN
	UP	A1	4268.6	4203.5	SWEDEN
	4009	B1	4214.5	4176.5	SWEDEN
	4014	C1	4216.5	4179.0	SWEDEN
	UP	A2	6460.0	6302.0	SWEDEN
	6001	B2	6314.5	6263.0	SWEDEN
	6019	C2	6323.0	6272.0	SWEDEN
	UP	A3	8556.0	8398.5	SWEDEN
	8007	B3	8419.5	8379.5	SWEDEN
	8024	C3	8428.0	8388.0	SWEDEN
	UP	A4	12818.0	12563.5	SWEDEN
	12006	B4	12582.0	12479.5	SWEDEN
	12024	C4	12591.0	12488.5	SWEDEN
	UP	A5	17024.0	16790.5	SWEDEN
	16014	B5	16813.5	16690.0	SWEDEN
	16064	C5	16838.0	16715.0	SWEDEN
	16057	C7	16834.5	16711.5	SWEDEN
	UP	A6	22607.3	22352.0	SWEDEN
	22007	B6	22379.5	22287.5	SWEDEN
	22032	C6	22392.0	22300.0	SWEDEN
	8017	D3	8424.5	8384.5	PANAMA
	12008	D4	12583.0	12480.5	PANAMA
	16033	D5	16822.5	16699.5	PANAMA
	22031	D6	22391.5	22299.5	PANAMA
	4006	F1	4213.0	4175.0	ARGENTINA
	8040	F3	8436.0	8396.0	ARGENTINA
	12050	F4	12604.0	12501.5	ARGENTINA
	16188	F5	16900.0	16782.0	ARGENTINA
	22040	F6	22396.0	22304.0	ARGENTINA
	16164	F7	16888.0	16770.0	ARGENTINA
	6001	G3	6314.5	6263.0	SAN FRANCISCO
	8028	G4	8430.0	8390.0	SAN FRANCISCO
	12028	G5	12593.0	12490.5	SAN FRANCISCO
	16028	G6	16820.0	16697.0	SAN FRANCISCO
	8027	G1	8429.5	8389.5	NEW ORLEANS
	12067	G2	12612.5	12510.0	NEW ORLEANS
	4019		4219.0	4181.5	CHINA/GUANGZHOU
	6031		6329.0	6283.0	CHINA/GUANGZHOU
	8030		8431.0	8391.0	CHINA/GUANGZHOU
	12088		12622.5	12520.5	CHINA/GUANGZHOU
	16096		16854.0	16731.0	CHINA/GUANGZHOU

Valid on 1997.

UP means no ITU channel assigned. You can use register these as user channels.

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Contents Nbdp Terminal First E D I T I O N Page Page Table of Contents Declaration of conformity to type SP-1Features ForewordProgram number This page is intentionally left blank Frequency Shift Radiotelex CommunicationGeneral Code DescriptionARQ Mode A-Mode DescriptionTraffic Exchange Sequence Termination of Communication ARQ mode traffic exchange timingInitiating a Call FEC Mode B-ModeSystem Overview System ConfigurationTurning on the System Equipment DescriptionTerminal Unit Main Unit Printer optionKeyboard Function Keys, Menu Operation Menu ConventionsBasic Menu Operation Clear Buffer Cancel PrintingFunction Key Description File to PrintFunction key F2 Edit menu Goto TopRent file File to Send Cancel SendingTimer Operation Call StationDistress Frequency Table Display Nmea DataCalendar Remote A/BUser Channel Entry Timer Operation EntryStation Entry Scan EntryBK Timing PostTone SetupSlave Delay BK Timing PreToneTX/RX MSG Save Display modeMIF Freeze MIF EmissionFunction key F10 Break Function key F9 OverPreparations for Transmission and Reception Registering Answerback Code & ID CodesRegistering Answerback Code Message for confirmation of code entered Registering ID CodesRegistering Stations Station ListEditing/Deleting Stations OK/CANCEL promptRegistering Timer Programs Timer ProgrammingEditing/Deleting Timer Programs Registering Scan Channel Groups Scan Channel GroupsEditing/Deleting Scan Channel Groups Registering User Channels User ChannelsEditing/Deleting User Channels Creating Files File OperationsSaving a File Saving a FileEditing Files Cutting and Pasting TextCutting text Select All Copying and Pasting TextClearing the Paste Buffer UndoSearching Text Cut and paste flow diagramGoto Line Replacing TextSwitching Between Files Opening FilesOpening a File Renaming Files Saving a File Under a New NameDeleting Files Printing Files Real Time PrintingCommunications Log Displaying the Communications Log Log FilePrinting the Log File Manual Calling TRANSMISSION, ReceptionManual calling screen Calling a Station Stopping Transmission Transmitting a File from a Floppy Disk or the Text ScreenFrom a Floppy Disk From the text screen 1 orARQ Mode Operation Selecting Receive ModeSend a file from a floppy disk Type a message from keyboard FEC Mode OperationCommunication Example Registration procedure9VG Seradio RS 55908 Ugox X GA +? Transmitting message directly DirtlxTable of Abbreviations Command an AbbreviationTimer Operation Enabling Timer OperationStopping Timer Operation Communication Buffer ScanningWindow Menu Window Menu DescriptionDisplay Nmea Data Calendar Remote A, Remote BDistress Frequency Table Maritex Operation What is MARITEX?Preparations for Transmission Maritex ServicesRegistering Scan Groups MARITEX-A Maritex Channel ARQ FEC Dirc Scanning group list example Preparing Programs for Automatic Message Transmission CommandsMaritex Traffic Manual Store-and-Forward Telex No. Procedure DisplayRemarks@CASE MSG+? @SEND Babc @SEND Nnnn @CASE GA+? @SEND BRK+ Preparing a macrofile for store-and-forward TelexSave prompt Example macrofile for direct dialing Macrofile for Direct DialingNo. Procedure Display Remarks Procedure for direct dialingExample of macrofile for use in multi address Macrofile for Multi Address10 Example of macrofile for semi-fax Macrofile for Semi-faxTransmitting in Maritex System Basic ProcedurePress the 2 key. The Call Macro screen appears Actual TransmissionConnectors and Earth Connection Maintenance and TroubleshootingMaintenance Cleaning the EquipmentSelf Test Simple TroubleshootingDiagnostic Tests Power SupplyTone test 1 All characters Tone TestTone test 5 Space Tone test 2 FoxTone test 3 Beta Tone test 4 MarkITU Telex Frequency /4 AP1-1AP1-2 AP1-3 AP1-4 AP2-1 Appendix 2 International Telex AbbreviationsThis page is intentionally left blank Input sentences Load requirements as listnerAP3-1 AP3-2 GLL Geographic position latitude and longitudeAP3-3 RMA Recommended minimum navigation information Loran C dataAP3-4 RMC Recommended minimum specific GPS/ Transit dataSpecifications of Nbdp Terminal DP-6 Environmental Conditions