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General| Brand | Furuno |
|---|---|
| Model | FS-2575 |
| Category | Radio Modems |
| Language | English |
General advice on manual usage, copyright, and content changes.
Guidelines for proper disposal of the product and batteries according to regulations.
Critical warnings about electrical shock, high voltage, and operational hazards.
Information on warning labels attached to the equipment and their meaning.
Overview of the radiotelephone's controls and their functions.
Procedure to power the equipment on and off.
Explanation of the main radiotelephone screen interface.
Details of the DSC scan screen and its indications.
Steps to adjust display and panel brightness settings.
How to enable or disable the main speaker output.
Explanation of the scanning function for DSC frequencies.
Configuration of automatic acknowledgment for calls.
Explanation of control unit priority handling.
Procedures for using the intercom feature between control units.
Description of RT and DSC sessions and their management.
Steps to select the radio emission class (SSB, TLX, AM, FAX).
Procedures for selecting channels and frequencies for SSB operation.
Details on transmitting, including procedure and power adjustment.
Explanation of reception functions like RF gain, S-meter, and noise reduction.
Managing user-defined channels for TX/RX.
Introduction to Digital Selective Calling (DSC) system.
Types and descriptions of various DSC messages.
Details on audio alarms for different types of DSC calls.
Interpreting received (RX) and transmitted (TX) DSC call screens.
Step-by-step guide to sending a distress alert.
Procedure for receiving and responding to distress alerts.
Steps to relay distress alerts for other ships.
Procedure for canceling an active distress alert transmission.
Procedures for sending and receiving individual DSC calls.
How to send and receive DSC group calls.
Sending DSC calls to ships within a specified geographical area.
Sending and receiving neutral craft status messages.
Sending and receiving medical transport status messages.
Procedures for handling polling requests.
Requesting and providing ship positions via DSC.
Making and receiving telephone calls via the PSTN.
Navigating and opening/closing the main menu.
Managing user-defined channels for TX/RX.
Accessing and managing call logs.
Adjusting the squelch frequency settings.
Customizing function key assignments.
Enabling and disabling automatic printing of messages.
Setting the equipment's geographical position.
Setting the system's date and time.
Configuring automatic closing of menus and sessions.
Enabling or disabling the FAX function.
Selecting the appropriate antenna for TX and RX.
Fine-tuning receiving frequency with the clarifier.
Configuring external alarm outputs.
Viewing network configuration settings.
Managing contact information for DSC calls.
Creating and preparing messages for transmission.
Configuring automatic acknowledgment settings.
Enabling/disabling special message transmissions.
Selecting DSC frequencies for scanning.
Adjusting audio settings like key clicks and alarms.
Viewing and managing system error alarms.
Steps to power on the NBDP terminal and printer.
Overview of the NBDP terminal unit's components.
Configuring character encoding settings.
Understanding function key operations and menu conventions.
Registering ship's answerback and ID codes.
Managing user channels for scanning and station entry.
Storing and managing station information.
Setting up automatic transmission and reception timers.
Storing and managing scan channel groups.
Customizing the display window colors.
Enabling or disabling the screen saver function for IB-585.
Procedures for opening and closing files for telex messages.
Creating files for messages and macros.
Saving files to floppy disks or SD cards.
Formatting storage media before saving files.
Editing file content using Cut, Copy, Paste, Search, etc.
Opening files from storage media.
Renaming files.
Saving a file with a different name.
Deleting files from storage.
Enabling real-time printing of messages.
Printing files from floppy disks or SD cards.
Procedures for manual telex calling.
Operating in ARQ mode for error-checked telex.
Operating in FEC mode for error-reduced telex.
Selecting reception modes (AUTO, ARQ, FEC).
Illustrative example of a telex communication with a coast station.
Setting up automatic transmission and reception timers.
Scanning for signals on selected frequencies.
Accessing and managing the communication buffer.
Preparing macrofiles for automated telex communication.
Transmitting telex messages using macrofiles.
Performing daily and self-tests for proper operation.
Regular maintenance checks for optimal equipment condition.
Common problems and their solutions.
Interpreting error messages and their remedies.
Information about the circuit breaker on the power supply unit.
Sending a test signal for verification.
Maintenance procedures for the NBDP terminal unit.
General overview of communication systems and parameters.
Specifications for DSC functions and receivers.
Available communication modes for NBDP.
Specifications for the control unit's display and features.
Specifications for the antenna coupler system.
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