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General| Brand | Thrane&Thrane |
|---|---|
| Model | Sailor Radiotelex |
| Category | Microphone system |
| Language | English |
Provides an overview of the Radiotelex system, its components, and GMDSS compliance.
Explains the Radiotelex system as a radio telex message handling system.
Details Radiotelex's design compliance with GMDSS standards for maritime safety.
Describes how Radiotelex supports worldwide communication modes and call codes.
Defines key terms like Master, Slave, ISS, IRS, ARQ, and FEC in telex communication.
Explains ARQ for reliable two-station communication and FEC for one-way communication.
Defines key Radiotelex-specific terms like Subscriber, Coast Station, and Procedure.
Describes methods for message delivery and clarifies 'Telex' as ARQ telex.
Introduces the operational concepts of forms and fields for data entry in Radiotelex.
Details the function keys used in Radiotelex forms, providing interaction capabilities.
Describes common function keys and efficient shortcuts using Alt and Ctrl keys.
Explains password protection for certain areas and the 'View only' option.
Discusses the two sets of function keys used by terminals based on 'standby' status.
Lists and describes function keys available when Radiotelex is in 'standby' mode.
Explains specific function keys like F1, F2 (Distress), F3 (TX), F4 (Rx), F5 (Messages), F6 (Subscriber), F7 (View), F8 (Menus), F10 (Exit).
Lists and describes function keys available when Radiotelex is not in 'standby' mode.
Details how to make backups, background info on RAM disks, and recommends a backup policy.
Discusses installing Radiotelex on a hard disk and its implications for backups.
Explains manual transmission setup, frequency selection, and call code entry.
Describes fields like Call code, Channel type, Channel, RX frequency, and TX frequency.
Details the process of setting up a reception (Rx) session, including frequency selection.
Explains message handling for typing, preparing, writing new, and modifying existing messages.
Describes importing messages from DOS text files and exporting them.
Covers creating, modifying, and listing existing subscribers.
Explains subscriber parts like general, advanced, procedures, and how to delete parts.
Details Land telex, Ship telex, and Satellite subscriber types and managing subscribers.
Describes various view options like TELEX connection, errors, system status, and logged messages.
Explains how to enter and exit distress mode, and its operational implications.
Covers setting up distress transmissions and using the Distress SCAN function.
Explains common status messages like modem connection loss and fatal errors.
Details messages related to telex communication progress, attention required, and transmission failures.
Explains FEC reception, modem disabled, radio busy, and DSC control status messages.
Details radio readiness, disconnection, secret reception, and distress logging status messages.
Covers system wirings, setting time and date for installation.
Details installation on flash EPROM board and hard disk media.
Guides on installing the program and accessing modem setup menus.
Explains saving modem information, answer backs, and call code usage.
Details abbreviated IDs and non-standard answer back configurations.
Covers radio interface settings, factory reset, printer, and subscriber setup.
Introduces configuration tasks, including coast station setup.
Describes viewing, creating, and managing coast station entries.
Explains how to modify, hide, recover, and import coast station data.
Details performing coast station edition, country abbreviation, and frequencies.
Covers abbreviated IDs, answer backs, print, tape puncher, and log setups.
Explains TELEX retry setup for reliability and secret reception configuration.
Details FEC TTY, printer setup, and the process of setting up fast keys.
Provides instructions on configuring and changing fast keys.
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