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Delete a group MMSID

LOCAL/DIST

USA/INT/CAN

GPS/DATA

>DSC SETUP

DSC SETUP		GROUP SETUP		WATERSKIERS		DELETE GROUP
USER MMSID		MANUAL NEW		EDIT		WATERSKIERS
>GROUP SETUP		FISHING		>DELETE		ENT>YES
INDV REPLY		>WATERSKIERS				ESC>NO

1.Select DSC SETUP and press >ENT.

2.Move the cursor to GROUP SETUP then press >ENT. The existing group MMSID names are listed.

3.Move the cursor to the group MMSID name that you want to delete, then press >ENT.

4.The group name is shown. Move the cursor to DELETE and press >ENT.

5.Press >ENT again to conﬁrm the deletion or <ESC to cancel the deletion and return to the GROUP SETUP option, .

Select your response to individual calls

LOCAL/DIST		DSC SETUP		INDV REPLY
USA/INT/CAN		USER MMSID		>AUTO
GPS/DATA		GROUP SETUP		MANUAL
>DSC SETUP		>INDV REPLY

European radio models require a manual acknowledgement.

If you are operating on the USA or Canadian channel banks, you can choose to respond to incoming individual calls with an automatic or manual response.

An automatic response sends an acknowledgement and then sets the request link channel, ready for a conversation.

A manual response asks if you want to acknowledge the call, and then asks if you want to converse with the caller.

1.Select DSC SETUP and press >ENT.

2.Move the cursor to INDV REPLY and press >ENT.

3.Press >ENT again if you want to select AUTO for an automatic response,

OR

move the cursor to MANUAL and then press <ENT for a manual response.

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Contents Northstar NS100 FCC Statement Contents International channel banks Getting Started Welcome to the NS100 radio Using this manualTechnical support ConventionsMaintaining the radio Quickstart Guide Turn the radio on and off LCD screen symbolsGPS Enter alphanumeric dataAtis Handset button functions Display and navigate a menu Customise your radio Adjust the volumeSelect the TX power Adjust the backlightingSelect a channel Adjust the squelchSelect the channel bank Select a favorite channel Make a callStore 3 favorite channels Dual/Tri watch scan Delete a favorite channelSelect a weather channel Use the foghorn on the NS100DS All scan and channel lock outShadow watch scan Use the hailer on the NS100 DS Use the intercom on the NS100 DSUse the dual handsets on the NS100 DS Handset alarm for the NS100 DSReference Section Radio Menu OptionsNS100 radio menu Buddy List LOCAL/DIST USA/INT/CAN GPS/DATA DSC SetupEdit a buddy’s details Add a new buddySet the radio sensitivity Delete a buddy’s detailsUSA Set your position and time manuallyZones Set the time offsetShow or hide the time Select the time formatShow or hide the boat’s position GPS alert settingPhone AAAA. or Select dual or triple watch modeEdit or delete a channel name Weather alert setting DSC Func Reset to factory defaultsSet the contrast Setup the DSC functions DSC setup menu What is DSC?Special Note Enter your MmsidEnter a new group Mmsid Edit a group Mmsid Select your response to individual calls Delete a group MmsidTurn the DSC functions on/off Select your response to LL polling callsTurn the Atis functions on/off Enter your Atis IDMaking DSC calls DSC call menu Make a routine call to an individual Reply to the last incoming callMake a routine call to a group Call all ships Retry a routine callRequest the LL position of a buddy Call back using the call log dataReference Manual Receiving DSC calls European radio models require Manual acknowledgement Manually acknowledge an individual callReply to a group call Automatically acknowledge an individual callReply to an all ships call Automatically reply to an LL position request Manually reply to an LL position requestReply to a geographic call Do not reply to an LL position requestDistress calls Send a distress call Receive and reply to a distress call Call back using the distress logsReceive a distress relay Receive a distress acknowledgement Appendix a Technical Speciﬁcations NS100 SS NS100 DS Spurious & harmonics Attenuated at least 43+10logPo USA Appendix B Troubleshooting Problem No position information is displayed Appendix C VHF Marine Channel Banks International channel banks Ship Ship Special Notes on International Channel Usage USA channel banks Pleasure Special Notes on USA Channel Usage Canadian channel banks 28B RX Only 162.000 Public Correspondence, RX Only Special Notes on Canada Channel Usage Country-speciﬁc inland waterways Europe AIS1 Special Notes on European International Channel Usage Special Channels