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General| Brand | Icom |
|---|---|
| Model | DSC CONTROLLER DS-100 |
| Category | Controller |
| Language | English |
Read all instructions carefully and completely before using the controller.
This manual contains important operating instructions for the DS-100.
Defines terms like WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTE used in the manual.
The DS-100 is a Class D DSC terminal unit for the IC-M501EURO VHF MARINE TRANSCEIVER.
The DS-100 requires a programmed ID code to function. Check in Set-up menu.
Lists critical warnings and prohibitions for safe operation and handling of the controller.
Explains CE marking and a warning symbol related to frequency bands and licensing.
Describes the function of buttons 1 through 6 on the front panel.
Introduces the main display area of the controller, showing GPS and time data.
Describes how to transmit a distress call using simple operation mode.
Details the procedure for transmitting a distress call with regular operation settings.
Explains how to manually input position and time data when GPS is unavailable.
Describes the steps for initiating an individual DSC call to another vessel.
Details the process for making a DSC group call to multiple vessels.
Explains how to send a DSC call to all ships within range.
Explains how to monitor traffic and handle communications for received DSC calls.
Describes the alarm and automatic channel change when a distress call is received.
Details the procedure and display when an individual DSC call is received.
Explains alarms and channel changes for all ships calls, and position requests/replies.
Explains the alarm and channel change upon receiving a distress acknowledgement.
Covers received message memory and how to view distress messages.
Guides the user on how to navigate to and enter the main Set-up menu.
Explains how to add and manage address IDs for ships and coast stations.
Details how to add and manage group IDs for group DSC calls.
Guides on setting the local time offset for accurate time display.
Explains how to adjust screen brightness and contrast levels.
Describes how to check the programmed MMSI (Maritime Mobile Service Identity) code.
Illustrates how to connect the DS-100 to the IC-M501EURO and power source.
Describes the purpose and location of each connector on the rear panel.
Lists all the items included in the package with the DS-100.
Provides instructions for overhead and dashboard mounting, including safety precautions.
Lists operating frequency, mode, dimensions, weight, and performance characteristics.
Describes optional accessories like the MB-75 flush mounter and cloning software/cable.
Lists the parts included with the MB-75 flush mount kit.
Provides step-by-step guidance for installing the MB-75 flush mount kit.
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