Raymarine RAY50 - Loud Hailer Connection

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Ray50/Ray60/Ray70

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Default Chapter5
- Table of Contents5
Chapter 1 Important Information7
- Safety Notices7
- General Information8
Chapter 2 Document and Product Information11
- Document Information12
- Product Information13
Chapter 3 Planning the Installation15
- Installation Checklist16
- Parts Supplied - Ray5016
- Parts Supplied - Ray60 / Ray7017
- Software Updates17
- Tools Required for Installation18
- System Integration - Ray5019
- System Integration - Ray60 / Ray7020
- System Protocols21
- General Location Requirements22
- Mounting Options23
- Product Dimensions24
Chapter 4 Cables and Connections27
- General Cabling Guidance28
- Connections Overview - Ray5029
- Connections Overview Ray60 / Ray7029
- Power Connection30
- Connecting Handsets and Cables31
- Fistmic Connection Ray60 / Ray7032
- Seatalk Ng® Connection33
- NMEA 0183 Connection34
- Connecting an Antenna34
- Second Handset Station - Ray60 / Ray7035
- Passive Speaker Connection35
- Loud Hailer Connection36
Chapter 5 Location and Mounting37
- Bracket Mounting38
- Ray50 Panel Mounting38
- Ray60 / Ray70 Panel Mounting40
- Fistmic / Handset Mounting41
- Ray60 / Ray70 Raymic Handset Cradle Mounting41
- Pass-Through Panel Kit Mounting42
Chapter 6 Getting Started43
- Controls and Interface44
- Powering the Unit on44
- Powering the Unit off45
- Homescreen Overview45
- Main Menu Overview46
- Shortcut List47
- Initial Startup48
- Accessing the Menu48
- Selecting a Language49
- Switching on the AIS Receiver - Ray7049
- Selecting a Network Type50
- Entering Your MMSI Number50
- Enabling and Disabling ATIS Mode51
- Entering Your ATIS ID52
- Changing the Radio Region53
- Adjusting the Display Brightness53
- Adjusting the Display Contrast54
- Switching between High and Low Transmit Power54
- GPS/GNSS Setup55
- Station Priority - Ray60 and Ray7056
Chapter 7 Digital Selective Calling (DSC)57
- Digital Selective Calling (DSC)58
- Distress Calls59
- Urgency Calls61
- Safety Calls62
- Individual (Routine) Calls62
- Group Calls63
- Position Requests64
- Phonebook64
- Call Logs65
- Test Calls65
- DSC Set-Up Menu Options66
Chapter 8 VHF Operations67
- Watch Modes68
- Scan Mode68
- Priority Channels69
- Sensitivity69
- Private Channels70
- Automatic Transmitter Identification System (ATIS) and Marcom-C Mode70
- AIS - Ray7071
- Set-Up Menu Options72
Chapter 9 Hailer, Fog Horn, and Intercom75
- Hailer Fog Intercom Menu76
- Loud Hailer - Ray7076
- Fog Horn77
- Intercom - Ray60 and Ray7077
Chapter 10 Maintenance79
- Maintenance80
- Routine Checks80
- Product Cleaning81
- Unit Cleaning Instructions81
Chapter 11 Troubleshooting83
- Troubleshooting84
- Performing a System Reset84
- System Test85
- Power up Troubleshooting86
- VHF Radio Troubleshooting87
- GPS Troubleshooting88
Chapter 12 Technical Support89
- Raymarine Customer Support90
- Viewing Product Information90
- Learning Resources91
Chapter 13 Technical Specification93
- Technical Specification - Ray5094
- Technical Specification - Ray6095
- Technical Specification - Ray7096
- Radio Usage97
Chapter 14 Spares and Accessories99
- Spares100
- Accessories - Ray60 / Ray70100
- Seatalk Ng Cables and Accessories101
Appendix A NMEA 0183 Sentences103
Appendix B NMEA 2000 PGN List104
Appendix C VHF Channels105
Appendix D Phonetic Alphabet113
Appendix E Prowords114

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