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Introduces the Simrad RT62 and RT64 fixed VHF radios, their construction, and regulatory compliance.
Compares the RT62 and RT64 models, detailing differences like DSC capability.
Outlines UK licensing requirements and contacts for operating VHF radios, including necessary certificates.
Identifies and explains the primary and secondary functions of the radio's buttons and rotary knobs.
Covers operations specific to scanning versions, including function access and backlight control.
Explains accessing secondary functions with the F key and controlling LCD backlight brightness.
Details switching transmit power and adding/removing channels from memory.
Explains Dual Watch mode, channel inhibition for scanning, and the revert function.
Describes the Triwatch function, which scans three channels: working, user, and priority.
Explains how to enter scan modes, scan operation, and memory scan functionality.
Details how to select Channel 16, which cancels other active functions.
Covers Squelch adjustment, Volume/Power control, and Channel selection knob functions.
Details how to program a user-selectable personal channel for quick access.
Covers operations specific to non-scanning versions, including backlight and user channel.
Explains how to turn the backlight on/off and adjust its brightness on non-scanning models.
Describes programming a user channel on non-scanning versions using the 'P' key.
Allows operation using only channels programmed into memory, available on scanning versions.
Enables operation on a secondary set of channels (e.g., USA channels) by holding F/ down during power-on.
Explains how to disable automatic loudspeaker muting when using a handset.
Details the functions of the three buttons on the fistmike for remote control of the radio.
Explains how to program the fistmike's centre key for various functions like backlight, Dual Watch, or User Channel.
Provides guidance on siting the radio, avoiding sunlight and magnets, and ensuring adequate ventilation for heatsinks.
Details the radio's external connections, power supply requirements, and fuse protection.
Offers advice on antenna quality, positioning, cable types, and effects of heel on transmission range.
Provides methods to minimize interference from alternators and other sources, and cable routing advice.
Lists available accessories for the RT62/RT64, such as DSC controllers, handsets, and speakers.
Explains VHF signal limitations ('line of sight') and how antenna height affects transmission range.
Lists international, UK, USA, and Scandinavia channels with their transmit and receive frequencies.
Provides a table of common symptoms, possible causes, and remedies for troubleshooting the radio.
Details the radio's electrical, environmental, and performance specifications.
Presents diagrams with precise physical dimensions of the radio and its components.
Outlines servicing recommendations and warranty procedures, including returning the unit for repair.
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