Error message Meaning Action | Furuno FELCOM 12 instruction

Error message	Meaning	Action

LES protocol		Suspect trouble if
error detected.		when this
		message is
		displayed
		frequently.

invalid service.		Input correct
		service code.

invalid address.		Input correct
		address.

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Furuno FELCOM 12 manual Error message Meaning Action

Contents

INMARSAT-C Mobile Earth Station V 9 9 Safety Instructions Antenna Unit Contents System Initialization Transmitting message stored on floppy disk multiple address INMARSAT-C Communications AP-12 International Telex/Telephone Country Code ListAP-10 AP-11 Numerals in parenthesis are page numbers Vii Viii Operational Overview Program Number This page is intentionally left blank Introduction Foreword Features About This Manual Felcom 12 system configuration Felcom 12 System Configuration INMARSAT-C System Inmarsat-C satellite communication system Inmarsat System Configuration Inmarsat system satellites Coverage area of satellites Communications Network Types of MES Distress Message Controller DMC-5Option Peripheral EquipmentDistress/Urgent Receiving Unit IC-303 Distress Alert Unit IC-302 This page is intentionally left blank This chapter provides an overview of the Felcom 12 system When the audible alarm soundsCommunication Unit Self test Floppy disk drive Terminal UnitFloppy disk Printer PP-510 Printer PP-510 optional supply Key description Esc Keyboard Hold down the key to get upper case letters Appears on the display when the keyboardCannot enter alphabet when the Num LED Selects upper or lower case letters. Press Commonly used functions Function MenusShortcut key operation Felcom 12 provides the keyboard shortcuts shown below for Function menu description Selecting menu, menu options Press F6 to display the Logs menu Sample menu operationPress 1 to display the send message log Display Indications Communication network modeDistress alert information Ocean region receiving Communication unit statusCommunication unit remarks and DCE version number Frame synchronization Date and time display Error Messages and AlertsLogging status Other information OFF Silencing the Audible AlarmSilencing the alarm by the Setup menu Press F8 to display the Setup menu NCS IOR Logout Sync NCS Contents of program disk Two sets of DTEs installed System Settings Press 2 to display the System Setup screen System setupPress Enter to open the date window Offegc YY-MM-DDDTE1POR DTE1IOR INT EXT DTE1DTE1 ALL DTE2 PC/DATA Auto IOR INMARSAT-C DTE1 OFF Press Esc to open the update window Terminal Setup Login and Logout Press 1 to display the Login screen LoginPress Enter to start login LON LogoutCalling NCS IOR LAT Calling NCS IOR Logout LAT NCS IOR Login LAT What is the EGC Enhanced Group Call service? EGC Settings Press 5 to display the EGC Setup screen EGC setupOFF Navtex 22 EGC setup screen, Navarea window Offon Navtex OFF Press Enter to open the Waypoint window Programming EGC channels 26 EGC setup screen, update window Press Enter to open the text window Programming NCS ChannelsSelect Yes and press Enter to register input AOR West AOR East POR IOR Press Enter to register input Press EscFreq Programming the LES list LES List OperationsPress 2 to display the LES List Kumsan IOR Southbury GoonhillySouthbury Fucino USA Deleting and changing the LES listPrinting the LES list LES ID LES IDs Telex Station List OperationsProgramming the station list Operate / to place the cursor on a blank line Press Enter Dnid Spec Press Enter to open the destination type windowTelex FAX Csdn Psdn Prefix Code Function Printing the station list Editing the station listPress F8, 9 and 1 to display the Station List Press Enter to open the window for latitude entry Entering Own Ship’s PositionLAT LON Comtest Setting DirectoriesABC DIR Coieki EIK Mail Service ListPress 5 to display the E-mail Service List AOR.W AOR.E POR IOR 53 Service station list AOR.W AOR.E POR Mail Setup Press Enter to the update window This page is intentionally left blank Preparing a routine message Preparing a MessagePress F1 to display the File menu Preparing a confidential message Explanation of addressee code and passwordCursor is on the first line. Type your message NCS POR Logout Editor menu setup Press F2 to select the Edit menu Cutting and pasting text Select the text you want to copy Copying and pasting text Go to line Insert with CitationSelect All Search and Replace Formatting a floppy disk Saving a MessageSelect media type Press Enter \SEIZOU Saving a messageSave message, retain place on screen Press Enter. Saving appears on display Felcom Save message, clear screenEnter a file name Press Enter \SEIZOUSE Opening a file Opening a File Opening a file where a working area is occupied Switching between files 23 Save screen, prompt for saving a message before closing Saving a File Under a New Name Printing a File Deleting a File Combining FilesCoieki Comtest Select the file you want to decode Press Enter Mime Multipurpose Internet Mail ExtensionsPress Enter. The prompt OK to delete file? appears Press Enter to delete the file, or press Enter to escape Do the following to change file name Press F1 RenameSelect a file you want to rename Press Enter Code description Transmitting Transmitting prepared message Common procedure for transmitting a messageUNTITLED1 Ascii Press Enter to close selection window Transmit message menu, country/ocean code window Transmit message menu, station ID window opened Inet Santa Paula Transmit Press Enter to open the window for address entry Select LES ID Press Enter to close the selection window Procedure for transmitting a message con’t from IA5 11 Transmit message menu, option window opened Transmitting message stored on floppy disk multiple address Transmit Message Status JJJ DEG LES ID YamaguchiDEG KTS Transmit NCS IOR Logout LAT Frninmbtsts Frninmbtsts TelexLES ID DEG Furuno India Kumsan Japan EIKNorway Thermopylae Arvi NCS POR Login Canceling transmissionSanta Paul NCS POR Press Enter to open the Cancel windowConfirming delivery status message status list Felcom Fusa Message status list description 24 Request delivery status display Manually requesting delivery status 26 Transmit message menu 2-digit code services For general utility For maritime safety service 27 Transmit message menu, FAX selected Inserting the destinations of a fax terminal Registration When a message is receivedReceived alarm Receiving Saving and filing Setting the receive alarmDisplay log Printing Displaying receive messages Screen can be scrolled with the up and down arrow keys Printing receive messages Press F6 Press 2 to display the Receive Message Log Press F8 Press 6 to display Auto Mode Setup menuSaving receive messages to a floppy disk Automatically saving receive messages Press F6 Press 2 to display list of receive messages Deleting receive messages Press F6 Press 4 to display the Display Log Display LogDistress/Urgent Receiving Call Unit IC-303 Displaying and printing the display log Automatic printing of display log Press F6 Press 3. The Display EGC Message screen appears EGC MessagesDisplay send message log or receive message log Displaying and reprinting EGC messages 40 EGC network ID list Displaying EGC closed network ID Enid Confirmation OFF TX message is printed when the message result is SuccessTx Message Example Printout Receiving EGC distress or urgent message Delivery Confirmed Confirmation on This page intentionally left blank Data Reporting Setting a data reportPress F5 to display the Position Reports menu Dnid LES ID Data report menu Select Yes Press Enter to close the Data Report window NAV+SEA INF Setting a message reportPage Select Yes Press Enter to finish Polling commandPolling command on MES signalling channel Polling Other polling command Sample MES message channel printout Polling reception Dnid LES Press F8, 6 to display the Auto Print Mode Setup screenDnid Data Network Identification Displaying Dnid Enabling/Disabling Dnid 11 Sample MES signalling channel printout Preparing a Distress Alert Distress Alert Press Enter to register data you’ve just entered Distress Alert setup, requesting confirmation of settings Distress Alert Unit IC-302 Transmitting a Distress Alert Test Menu Testing Distress Button Mayday Mayday Mayday Name is Distress CommunicationsNeed Help Search and Rescue Press Enter to transmit the distress message to the LES Press 3 to select Abort Aborting an Operation Press Enter to start the scanning Scanning NCS NCS CC Selecting EGC Receiving ChannelBber AOR West AOR East POR IOR Freq Selecting NCS Channel Safety Information Maintenance When the power can’t be turned on power lamp does not light General Checking and MaintenanceCleaning the terminal unit and communication unit Checking connectors and earth terminal Testing the communication unit through the keyboard Self test at power application communication unitSelf Tests ROM OK RAM1 OK RAM2 OK Eeprom OK GPS OK DP-RAM OK Performance Verification PV TestPV test sequence ROM OK RAM OK DP-RAM OK Press Enter to transmit the PV test request to NCS PV test procedure Interpreting the PV tests results display Results of PV testDate and time of test System Status Monitor Interpreting the system status monitor Tidal current speed Replacing Internal BatteryWater temperature Tidal current direction Error message Meaning Action Error Messages PV Test Dnid Error message Meaning Action This page is intentionally left blank SP-1 Specifications IC-112 & IC-212 Receiving 25W, Transmitting 120W SP-2 AP-1 International Telex/Telephone Country Code List AP-2 AP-3 NTT AP-4 AP-5 AP-6 Area and Country Telephone Telex Country Country Code AP-7 AP-8 AP-9 International Telex Abbreviations AP-10 Glossary of Acronyms AP-11 International Telegraphy Alphabet AP-12 AP-13 AP-14 AP-15 LES IDs List Transmission interval Digital Interface IECInput sentences Output sentences Isolation Optocoupler Input Impedance 486ohm Max. Voltage ± Schematic diagramsNAV in port listener Load requirements AP-18 Data sentencesInput sentences BWC Bearing and distance to waypoint BWR Bearing and distance to waypoint -rhumb line AP-19DBT Depth below transducer GGA Global positioning system GPS fix data AP-20 AP-21 MTW Water temperatureGLL Geographic position latitude and longitude RMA Recommended minimum navigation information Loran C data AP-22 RMB Recommended minimum navigation information AP-23 VDR Set and drift AP-24 VTG Course over ground and ground speed AP-25WPL Waypoint location ZDA Date and time AP-26 IN-1 Index