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Raymarine Ray215 manual VHF Marine Channels Frequency Tables, International Mode

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6.3VHF Marine Channels Frequency Tables

International Mode

Note: International VHF frequency usage varies from country to country. Ensure you are familiar with the channel requirements of the country where you are boating before using any VHF transceiver.

International Mode

Channel		Frequency (MHz)			TX
Channel					TX
Number		TX	RX	Type of Traffic	Power

01		156.050	160.650	Public Correspondence (Marine Operator)	Hi, Lo
02		156.100	160.700	Public Correspondence (Marine Operator)	Hi, Lo
03		156.150	160.750	Public Correspondence (Marine Operator)	Hi, Lo
04		156.200	160.800	Public Correspondence (Marine Operator)	Hi, Lo
05		156.250	160.850	Public Correspondence (Marine Operator),	Hi, Lo
				Port Operations, Ship Movement
06		156.300	156.300	Intership Safety	Hi, Lo
07		156.350	160.950	Public Correspondence (Marine Operator),	Hi, Lo
				Port Operations, Ship Movement
08		156.400	156.400	Intership	Hi, Lo
09		156.450	156.450	Intership, Port Operations, Ship Movement	Hi, Lo
10		156.500	156.500	Intership	Hi, Lo
11		156.550	156.550	Port Operations, Ship Movement	Hi, Lo
12		156.600	156.600	Port Operations, Ship Movement	Hi, Lo
13		156.650	156.650	Intership Navigation, Safety	Hi, Lo
14		156.700	156.700	Port Operations, Ship Movement	Hi, Lo
15 1		156.750	156.750	On Board Communications, Intership	Lo Only
16		156.800	156.800	International Distress, Safety	Hi, Lo
17 1		156.850	156.850	On Board Communications, Intership	Lo Only
18		156.900	161.500	Public Correspondence (Marine Operator),	Hi, Lo
				Port Operations, Ship Movement
19		156.950	161.550	Public Correspondence (Marine Operator),	Hi, Lo
				Port Operations, Ship Movement
20		157.000	161.600	Public Correspondence (Marine Operator),	Hi, Lo
				Port Operations, Ship Movement
21		157.050	161.650	Public Correspondence (Marine Operator),	Hi, Lo
				Port Operations, Ship Movement
22		157.100	161.700	Public Correspondence (Marine Operator),	Hi, Lo
				Port Operations, Ship Movement

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Raymarine Ray215 manual VHF Marine Channels Frequency Tables, International Mode

Contents

N e r s H a n d b o o k Ray215RAY215 Modular VHF Radio Page FCC Licensing Maritime Mobile Service Identity MmsiRAY215 Antenna Mounting and EME Exposure Industry CanadaSafe Compass Difference Adjustments or RepairTable of Contents Operation with Optional Full Function Handset Section Appendix SectionGlossary of Terms Viii Introduction Equipment FeaturesMicrophone / Handset Options Unpacking and Inspection Optional AccessoriesEquipment Supplied DescriptionTypical Mounting Methods Planning the InstallationFront Mounting Flush MountingRear Mounting Outline and Mounting Dimensions Electrical Connections DC Power and External Speaker ConnectionsWire Color Function Connects to External Speaker Connections Power Cable LengthAntenna Connections Nmea DataGrounding Antenna Mounting SuggestionsInstallation Overriding the Full Function Handset Microphone / Full Function Handset PriorityRear Connections Microphone/Handset ConnectionsControl and LCD Display VOLUME/PWR KnobControls CH Channel Selection Knob$ MON/ 1/25 Key SCAN/ MEM Key# WX/INT Key I.C. Key 16/9 KeyDSC/ PRI Key DIM KeyLCD Display ACK indicator DSC indicatorINT indicator # can indicatorOperating Procedures Selecting a Weather Channel Setting the Frequency ModeTransmitting Resetting Factory Defaults Desensitized Reception Local ModePriority Channel Channel MemoryScan Modes All Scan ModeMemory Scan Mode Dual Watch Mode Monitor ModeTri-Watch Mode LCD Backlight FunctionNmea Operation Operation at Power UpOperation When the Signal is Lost or Becomes Invalid Digital Selective Calling DSC Operation When No Signal Detected for 4 HoursMmsi Number Setup Individual Ships Call Sending an Individual Ships Call Using a manually input Mmsi numberDSC + D/L PTT Using an Mmsi number selected from the phonebookDSC PTT To store an Mmsi number in phonebookOperation with a Fist Microphone To delete an Mmsi number from the phonebook Receiving an Individual Ships Call When receiving Individual Ships CallSending an All Ships Call All Ships CallGroup Call Receiving an All Ships CallSending a Distress Call Distress CallDistress Receiving a Distress CallDistress Relay Call Operation with Optional Full Function Handset Handset Connections Indv key Controls and LCD DisplayVOL UP/DOWN key ALL Ship keySQ UP/DOWN Scroll key # 16/9 keyKey Scan keyINT key WX key$* key #9/ 1/25 keyIC key # keyDistress key Func indicatorPTT Press-to-Talk key $ US indicator TX indicatorVOL indicator in bar graph #Three-digit, Seven-segment indicatorsRadio Functions Intercom Function between Handsets Reduced Receiving Sensitivity Local ModeSetting the Volume on the External Speaker Example1 Using the Function KeyExample2 Example3Using the Numeric Keypad Using the Channel UP/DOWN KeyReceiving on the Weather Channels Selecting the ChannelDeleting Channels from Memory Storing Channels in MemoryIntercom Mode Setting the Transmission Power OutputReceiving a Call with the Full Function Handset Making a Call from the Full Function HandsetMaking a Call from the Base Station Receiving a Call at the Base Station Scan ModeUsing Memory Scan Tri-Watch Using All ScanDual-Watch Nmea Operation Digital Selective Calling DSC To Make an Individual Call to Ship ship-to-ship Individual Call to Another Ship Ship-to-ShipTransmitting an Individual Call Byphonebook Response To make an Individual Call to Shore Station ship-to-shore Individual Call to Shore Station Ship-to-ShoreENT Down Receiving an Individual Call To make a Group Call Transmitting a Group CallIndv ENT Receiving a Group Call To send an All Ships Call Transmitting an All Ships CallUnspecified Distress Call Transmitting a Distress CallDistress Message Meaning To make a Distress Call specifying the type of distress Receiving a Distress Call ENT or CLR Receiving a Distress Relay CallTo view a log Using the DSC LogSelecting the Menu Operation Menu OperationFunction Purpose To initiate the Menu functionTo view current position information Navstat OperationDSC Operation Selecting Distress Call Type Nature Keys Action Manual Entry of Latitude/Longitude L/L ENTPress Modifying the List of Ship Stations Modifying the Mmsi Number List PhnbookAdding Ship Stations to the List ENT ABC Deleting Ship Stations from the ListAdding Shore Stations to the List Modifying the List of Shore StationsPqrs Deleting Shore Stations from the List Modifying the Mmsi Group Number GroupDeleting a Group Mmsi Number Entering a Group Mmsi NumberSetting the Mmsi Number Next digits place Input Mmsi Number using Technical Support Ext , or How to Contact RaymarineEurope On the Internet Accessories and PartsTechnical Support Tel +44 0 23 9269 Fax +44 0 23 9269 Worldwide SupportTransmitter Preventative MaintenanceSpecifications Receiver Radio DimensionsOperating Requirement Base Station TransceiverOptional Ffhs External Speaker Optional Full Function Handset FfhsOptional Ffhs Cradle This page intentionally left blank Drawings Block Diagram Control PCB Front PCB Station License FCC Licensing RequirementsOther Reminders Operator LicenseRemember Marine VHF Channel Usage Guide Due to congestion on channel Emergency CallingCaused by frequent hailing Other vessels, the FCC hasMonitoring Intership SafetyNavigation Coast GuardNon commercial Boat Operations Port OperationsMarine Operator CommercialState Control Environmental WX0-WX9 WeatherPhonetic Alphabet VHF Marine Channels Frequency Tables International Mode161.750 Important Notice Canadian Mode Canadian Mode Frequency Table157.400 162.000 Important Notice US Mode US Mode Frequency Table156.325 Port Operations RX Frequency Type of Traffic Weather Channels and FrequenciesRaymarine Inc