Why is Tx power level reduced on Navico Receiver?
If you're experiencing reduced Tx power level on your Navico Receiver, ensure the radio is operating within the optimized voltage range of +13.6 V DC, ±1V DC. Voltages outside this range may cause reduced VHF output power. Also, check all antenna connections and the antenna cable for corrosion due to water ingress, as a failing antenna can reduce power levels.
What causes digital noise when releasing PTT on Navico Receiver?
If you hear digital noise each time you release PTT on your Navico Receiver, it's likely that the radio has the ATIS function turned ON. Only use the ATIS function while navigating in European waterways. Turn ATIS OFF otherwise.
Explains the operation of radio functions using keypad buttons.
Details the functionality of numeric keys on wired handsets for various modes.
Configuring core radio settings like sensitivity, power output, and channels.
Setting up Digital Selective Calling and ATIS for communication.
Configuring the Automatic Identification System for vessel tracking.
Viewing diagnostic displays for troubleshooting system issues.
How to send distress calls using the DSC menu or dedicated key.
Monitoring the location of other vessels using DSC position requests.
Displaying and interpreting AIS targets on the plotter screen.
Using the fog horn sounds for maritime safety.
Making public address announcements using the hailer speaker.
Creating and using custom lists of frequently accessed channels.
Assigning frequently used functions to quick access shortcuts.
Initiating MOB and navigating back to a lost person overboard.
Displaying and monitoring vessel speed and course.
Instructions for safely mounting the blackbox, handsets, and speakers.
Guidelines for connecting power, antennas, speakers, and accessories.
Initial setup steps for country, MMSI, GPS source, and time format.
Information on updating system software and performing factory resets.
Common system problems and their solutions, including power and sound.
Overview of system capabilities and technical specifications.
Details on maritime VHF channels used in Europe and internationally.
Specific VHF channel assignments and restrictions for the USA.
Specific VHF channel assignments and restrictions for Canada.
Physical dimensions of the NRS-1 and NRS-2 Blackbox units.
Physical dimensions of the HS100/H100 and HS40/H60 handsets.
Physical dimensions of the SP100 Speaker and cradles.
Mapping of regions and countries for radio configuration.
List of NMEA 2000 Parameter Group Numbers and their functions.
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