
About Digital Selective Calling
Digital Selective Calling (DSC) lets mariners instantly send automatically formatted distress alerts to rescue authorities anywhere in the world. Digital selective calling also lets mariners initiate or receive distress, urgency, safety and routine radiotelephone calls to or from any similarly equipped vessel or shore station, without requiring either party to be near a radio loudspeaker. DSC acts like the dial and bell of a telephone, allowing you to “direct dial” and “ring” other radios, or allow others to “ring” you, without having to listen to a speaker.
Your radio's DSC Call feature lets you transmit and receive DSC Calls based on
You can also use the radio's NMEA input and output feature to display and use vessel information. DSC calls your radio can send and receive include distress, individual, individual ack, all ships, group, position request, position reply, and position send. DSC calls your radio can receive include distress ack, geographic, distress relay, and distress relay ack.
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