Sailor 6300 - User Manual

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Installation Guide2 pages

Questions and Answers

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Michael CopelandJul 27, 2025
What to do if there is no connection between Sailor Marine Equipment Message Terminal and MF/HF radio?
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  Corey JacksonJul 27, 2025
  If your Sailor Marine Equipment Message Terminal isn't connecting to the MF/HF radio, here are a few things to check: * First, the CAN cables may not be properly connected or could be damaged. Verify that the CAN cables are securely connected to both the Message Terminal and the MF/HF radio, and inspect them for any damage. * Second, make sure the MF/HF radio is powered on and ready. * As a general solution, try switching off both the MF/HF radio and the Message Terminal, and then switch them back on.
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Jackson ArcherAug 3, 2025
Why is there no battery information in my Sailor Marine Equipment Message Terminal?
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  ioneillAug 3, 2025
  If you're not seeing battery information in your Sailor Marine Equipment Message Terminal, it could be due to these reasons: * The Ethernet connection from the power supply might not be working. Check the Link activity indicator at the connection points in the Ethernet switch. Ensure the Ethernet cables are correctly connected and undamaged. * Also, battery and power information is only displayed if the power supply is a SAILOR 6081.
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rollinsjohnAug 10, 2025
What to do if there is no connection between Sailor Marine Equipment Message Terminal and printer?
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  Misty CrawfordAug 10, 2025
  If your Sailor Marine Equipment Message Terminal isn't connecting to the printer, the USB cable could be the issue. Verify that the USB cable is correctly connected and is not damaged.
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Keith LynchAug 17, 2025
What to do if Sailor Marine Equipment Message Terminal shows 'out of paper' despite paper being in the printer?
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  Andrew HallAug 18, 2025
  If your Sailor Marine Equipment Message Terminal displays an 'out of paper' message even when the printer has paper, the paper might not be positioned correctly. Adjust the paper to the left side of the printer.

Summary

SAILOR 6300 MF;HF Radiotelex User Manual

Safety Summary and Precautions

Grounding Equipment

Ensure proper grounding of chassis and cabinet to minimize shock hazard.

Explosive Atmosphere Operation

Do not operate in presence of flammable gases or fumes.

Live Circuit Safety

Only qualified personnel should remove covers or adjust internals.

Equipment Modification Warning

Do not substitute parts or perform unauthorized modifications.

Compass Safe Distance

Maintain a minimum safe distance of 1.3m from the Message Terminal.

About the Manual

Manual Overview and Related Documents

Details manual structure, chapters, and related documents for the Radiotelex system.

Typography Conventions

Explains the use of bold and italic text for emphasis and cross-references in the manual.

Chapter 1: Introduction to the Radiotelex System

System Overview

Explains how the SAILOR 6300 MF/HF Radiotelex communicates on MF/HF frequencies within GMDSS.

The Radiotelex Application

Details the Radiotelex program running on the SAILOR 6006 Message Terminal.

Chapter 2: Operating the SAILOR 6300 MF;HF Radiotelex

Before You Start

Steps required before operating the system, including setup and mode selection.

Sending a DSC Distress Alert

Procedure for sending a DSC Distress alert, emphasizing safety.

Sending a Distress Telex

Steps to send a Distress telex following a DSC alert.

Cancelling a Distress Alert

Procedure for cancelling a previously sent DSC Distress alert via telex.

Overview of the Radiotelex User Interface

Explains the main screen layout, status fields, and icons.

Navigating the Radiotelex Interface

Describes methods for navigating and selecting items using touch, keyboard, and trackball.

Setting Up a Telex Call

Details transmission modes (ARQ, Selective FEC, Broadcast FEC) and frequency selection.

Making a Telex Call

Step-by-step guide to establishing and conducting a telex call.

Messages and Message Files

How to write, save, and manage telex messages and message files.

Viewing and Managing Messages

Instructions for viewing the Inbox, Sent items, and managing messages.

Receiving Telex Messages

How the system receives telex messages and what happens upon receipt.

Scanning Frequencies

How to start, stop, and manage frequency scanning for receiving telex messages.

Editing Scan List

Procedures for adding, changing, or deleting frequencies in the scan list.

Contacts - Individual

Managing individual contacts, including adding and editing entries.

Contacts - Coast Stations

Managing coast station contacts, including adding, editing, and channel details.

Contacts Backup and Management

How to import and export contact lists for backup and transfer.

System Information

Viewing serial numbers and software versions of system units.

System Settings Configuration

How to configure date/time, screen, call, and identification settings.

Power Status Monitoring

How to check the power supply and battery status and settings.

Chapter 3: Troubleshooting and Status Signaling

Getting Support

Guidance on contacting distributors for assistance when manual solutions are insufficient.

Generating a Diagnostic Report

Steps to create a diagnostic file for troubleshooting purposes.

Troubleshooting Guide

A table of common problems, their causes, and remedies.

Status Signaling and Event Information

Explains system status indicators, popup windows, and error/warning icons.

Glossary of Terms