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General| Channels | All current US, Canadian and International marine channels |
|---|---|
| Battery Life | Up to 12 hours |
| Weather Channels | No |
| GPS | No |
| DSC | No |
| Battery Type | Rechargeable Li-ion |
| Type | Handheld |
Details on FCC and Industry Canada compliance, including certification, output power, and frequency range.
Step-by-step guide for connecting an optional external antenna to the radio for optimal performance.
Explanation of MMSI, a unique nine-digit identifier for vessels and shore stations, crucial for DSC operations.
Highlights core functionalities like channel scan, triple watch, memory channels, and help screens.
Overview of the radio's advanced features, including weather alerts, GPS connectivity, and wireless microphone support.
Details on weather alert modes, WX alert decode, and FIPS code programming for weather warnings.
Covers DSC call transmission/reception, DSC directory, and automatic channel switch settings.
Explains optional scrambler board for private communication and hailer features for external speakers.
Details fog horn functions, GPS intuitive channel modes, and time/position settings.
Information on connecting and using WHAM and WHAM x 4 wireless microphones for remote control.
Explains how radio controls and display elements are represented in the manual.
Step-by-step guide for programming the crucial User MMSI (Maritime Mobile Service Identity).
Detailed identification of buttons, displays, and indicators on the radio's front panel.
Identification and purpose of various connectors located on the rear of the radio unit.
Detailed pinout configurations for hailer, GPS, and external speaker cables.
Specific pinout details for the WHAM control unit connector.
Guidelines for connecting the antenna and power supply to the radio.
Steps and considerations for the physical installation of the radio unit aboard a vessel.
Factors to consider when selecting the best location for the radio on your vessel.
Methods to minimize or eliminate interference from engine noise for clear radio operation.
Step-by-step instructions for mounting the radio and connecting necessary cables.
Instructions for connecting WHAM x 4 microphones and hailer horns to the radio.
Basic operation of the microphone, including transmit and channel selection functions.
Explanation of different display screens (RADIO, XTRACK, COMPASS, DIGITAL) and how to access them.
Fundamental steps for turning the radio on/off and selecting channels.
How to transmit voice and receive communications using the radio.
How to adjust the radio's transmit power between high (25W) and low (1W) settings.
Explanation of Triple Watch, Normal Scan, and All Channel Scan modes.
How to use memory step tuning and the hailer feature for outgoing audio.
Using the intercom feature to communicate between connected WHAM x 4 microphones.
How to use GPS data for time, position, and navigation information.
Radio alerts for high or low battery voltage conditions.
Using the 16/9 TRI button for rapid access to emergency and previous channels.
Procedures for saving channels to memory and scanning them.
How to activate and use Triple Watch mode for monitoring key channels.
Activating the scrambler and using weather broadcast and alert functions.
Configuring and using the SAME alert system for weather warnings.
Instructions for running the radio's built-in diagnostic self-test.
Critical safety procedure for initiating a distress call with detailed condition selection.
How the radio handles incoming DSC distress calls, displaying vessel information.
Accessing and configuring settings for DSC calls and fog horn functions.
Procedures for transmitting and receiving DSC calls to/from individual stations.
How to transmit and receive DSC calls to/from groups of stations using a group MMSI.
Sending and receiving DSC calls to all ships, including urgency and safety alerts.
How to request another vessel's position and respond to position requests.
How to send your vessel's current position information to another vessel.
Using standby mode for unattended operation, allowing automatic replies.
Accessing and reviewing the log of received DSC calls and distress alerts.
Managing the DSC call directory, including adding and editing vessel information.
Procedure for removing unwanted entries from the DSC call directory.
Configuration options for the fog horn feature, including sound selection.
Detailed explanations of automatic and manual fog horn sound patterns based on conditions.
Adjusting the volume level for the fog horn sounds.
Accessing and using the Initialize sub menu for initial radio setup.
Accessing and configuring various radio settings via the Radio sub menu.
Setup options for WHAM systems, hailers, scramblers, and DSC call access.
Crucial steps for programming the radio's unique User MMSI.
Configuring vessel type and adjusting fog horn frequency for specific conditions.
Customizing display brightness and color pallet for optimal viewing.
Setting the volume level for audible key press feedback.
Manually setting the radio's local time and vessel position if GPS is not connected.
Configuring daylight saving time and display units for bearing and distance.
Configuring UIC waters alerts and selecting the radio's channel mode (USA/INT/CAN).
Customizing marine channel names for easier identification and selection.
Entering and managing FIPS codes to activate the SAME weather alert system.
Managing FIPS codes and configuring automatic or manual position replies.
Setting to prevent automatic channel changes upon receiving DSC calls.
Programming a group MMSI for DSC group calls.
Configuring channel scan modes, receiver sensitivity, and display information.
Enabling or disabling audible alerts for deviation from the set course.
Configuring the Base ID and Sub Radio mode for WHAM x 4 microphones.
Configuring the WHAM Base ID and selecting the antenna type (internal/external).
Changing the link channel for WHAM x 4 and renaming units.
Renaming hailers and setting the scrambler code for secure communication.
Accessing and setting the scrambler code for secure voice transmissions.
Using the WHAM page function to locate a missing handset.
Graphical display showing deviation from course using GPS data.
Displaying the vessel's heading and bearing graphically.
Accessing digital menu information and the radio's built-in help system.
Precautions and recommendations for maintaining the radio's performance and longevity.
Troubleshooting common issues and answers to user queries.
Key specifications including channels, display, dimensions, weight, and supply voltage.
Detailed technical specifications for the transmitter and receiver sections.
Specifications for the output power of the hailer and fog horn functions.
Specifications for public address output and WHAM x 4 base transmitter/receiver performance.
Details on NMEA0183 sentences supported for GPS data input.
Information on NMEA output sentences generated for DSC calls.
A comprehensive list of marine channel frequencies and their allocations.
List of NOAA weather radio frequencies and their descriptions.
Explanation of Standard Event Codes used in weather alerts.
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