Radio Holland Belgium - Antwerp

TELECOM
Version: 45
Date:01/2010

GENERAL SERVICE

MAKERS
 MAKERS
ANRITSU LOKATA SAIT
BOSCH MAGNAVOX SAMYUNG
BROTHER MARCONI SEA
DEBEG MCMURDO SERPE
FURUNO NERA SKANTI
ICS OKI STN
ICOM RAYTHEON THRANE & THRANE
JOTRON ROSS TOSHIBA
JRC Russian AIS KTM-201P TRANSAS
KONGSBERG SAAB TRIMBLE
LEICA SAILOR

GENERAL SERVICE NOTES

DISTRESS FREQUENCIES RADAR WEBSITES
EQUIVALENTS TEST CALLS
GMDSS VHF

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 PRODUCTS :

ANRITSU home
RS113 RU224A/RU318A MMSI

BOSCH home
FAX 343

BROTHER home
FAX all types
FAX–921 / FAX–931 / MFC-925 / T-78

DEBEG home
DSC3817 3401 AIS – see Skanti UAIS 2100
DSC3818

FURUNO home
BATTERY CHARGER FM2721
DP5 FM8500
DP6 FM8700
DSC5 FM8800D/S
DSC6 FS1562
DSC60 FS1570/2570
FA100 FS2550
FA150 FS5000
FELCOM10 GPS ANTENNAS
FELCOM11 GP30
FELCOM12 GP50
FELCOM15 GP70
FELCOM16 GP500
FELCOM80 NX500
FELCOM81 PASSWORDS
FELCOM82 VDR3000 – VDR5000

ICS home
AUTOCOM TLX NAV5 (XH5124)
DSC2- GEN3 NAV7

ICOM home
GM-110 DSC IC-M710

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JOTRON home
AIS Jotron TRON40S
Batteries Norwegian flag
PR40 programmer

JRC home
EPIRB JSS825
JHS31 JSS850
JHS32A JUE45A MKII
JHS180 AIS JUE75A
JHS182 AIS JUE75C
JQE2A JUE300/310
JQE3A JUE410F
JSS-series GENERAL NCR300A
JSS700 SOFTWARE
JSS800

KONGSBERG home
SEATEX AIS 100

LEICA home
MK10 MX400 MX423 AIS - see SAAB
MX200

LOKATA home
NAVTEX

MAGNAVOX home

MARCONI home
OCEANLINK ORCADES  see also Trimble
SALVOR6  see also ICS DSC2

MCMURDO home
TRANSAS Navtex: see ICS

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NERA home
GEN3  see ICS also DSC2 SATURN B
F77 SATURN C
SATURN 3 + 3S WORLDCOMMUNICATOR
SATURN 3S90 WORLDPHONE

OKI home
OKI 182 - 280
OKIFAX 460

RAYTHEON home
RM808 AIS STR1500C
RS8400 STR2000

ROSS home
ROSS500

SAAB home
R3 R4

SAILOR home
H1252B RT2047
H4122 RT2048
HT4520 RT4822 see Skanti VHF1000
MONITOR RT5022
CONSOLE 2000 SYSTEM 5000 MF/HF
RE2100 SP4400 see Scansat B9900
RM2042 T2130
RM2150 T2131 (600W)
RM2151 UAIS 1900 – see Skanti UAIS 2100
SYSTEM 6000 VHF MF/HF Equivalent products

SAIT home
GM CONSOLE XH5140 MF/HF
TORCOMM XH5141 VHF

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SKANTI home
DSC3000 TRP1000
DSC9000 TRP1150
POWER consumption / currents TRP3000
PC9000 TRP7000
R8000 TRP8000 GENERAL
SCANBRIDGE TRP8250
SCANCOMM TRP8400
SCANSAT CG TRIMBLE TRP8750
SCANSAT CT T+T TRP9000
SCANSAT-B 9900 UAIS 2100
VHF1000

STN home

THRANE & THRANE home

ANTENNES TT3064A
GENERAL TT3210A
MINI M TT3420A
SOFTWARE TT3602A
TT3000 SSA TT3602D SVGA-MONITOR
TT3020A/B TT3606A
TT3020C TT3606E
TT3000 Mini C

TOSHIBA home
TOSHIBA TF-471 and TF- P100

TRANSAS home
SSAS Ship Guard

TRIMBLE home
GALAXY SENTINEL
NT100 & NT200

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DISTRESS FREQUENCIES home

RADIO DISTRESS FREQUENCIES

DSC TELEPHONE NBDP
VHF 70 16
MF 2187.5 2182.0 2174.5
HF4 4207.5 4125.0 4177.5
HF6 6312.0 6215.0 6268.0
HF8 8414.5 8291.0 8376.5
HF12 12577.0 12290.0 12520.0
HF16 16804.5 16420.0 16695.0

DSC MF Routine Ship-ship 2177.0-2177.0

Ship-coaststation 2187.5-2177.0

TESTCALLS home

TxCoast TxShip ITU

Oostende Radio OST 002050480 VHF-DSC 70 Maybe necessary to ask assistance first on ch 16.
MF-DSC 2187.5 Mostly ACK
TF 2484.0 3178.0 Also 2182.0
Bern Radio HEC 3502 TLX 4215.5 4178.0 412
8420.5 8380.0 809
TF 8782.0 8258.0 822
Dutch PBK 002442000 VHF-DSC 70 Many times no reply.
Coastguard MF-DSC 2187.5
RHB 205678900 VHF-DSC 70 Limited range, confirm if set in labo is switched on.
Humber Radio 002320007 MF-DSC 2187.5
Lyngby Radio OXZ 002191000 MF-DSC MF .
Monaco Radio TF 8728.0 8204.0 804
8806.0 8282.0 830
Roma Radio IAR 2070 TLX 4210.5 4172.5 401
8418.0 8378.0 804
12602.0 12500.0 1247
TF 8809.0 8285 831
13137.0 12290.0 1221
Istanbul Radio TAH 4360 TLX 4216.0 4178.5 413
4219.0 4181.5 419
8431.0 8391.0 830
8434.0 8394.0 836
12634.5 12532.5 12112
Vlissingen Radar VHF 21
RH Vlissingen 246383000
RH Vlissingen 246383000 VHF
RH Vlissingen 246383000 MF 2177
RH Rdam 245842000 VHF Via telecommand POLLING

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GMDSS home

All ships VHF telephony Alerting from bridge Mains,(emy), reserve

+ DSC
+ Watchreceiver (70)
Radar transponder 300 to 499 GRT: 1 1 in lifeboat if free-fall
+500GRT: 2
Navtex On bridge
EGC On bridge EGC required if sailing outside
Navtex coverage
EPIRB Floatfree Only on monkeybridge if stairs (no
ladder)
GMDSS wata 300 to 499 GRT: 2 Only lithium batteries is OK, but then
+500GRT: 3 needs 1 extra bat. for testing
A1 as all ships
A2 + MF telephony Alerting from bridge Mains,(emy), reserve
+ DSC
Shore-based maint., or + Watchreceiver (2187.5)
duplication , or (or at-
sea maintenance)
A3 - MF/HF option + MF/HF telephony Alerting from bridge Mains,(emy), reserve
+ DSC
Shore-based maint., and + TELEX
duplication , (or at-sea + Watchreceiver (2187.5/8414.5/+
maintenance) minimum 1 extra)
A3 - Inmarsat option + MF telephony Alerting from bridge
+ DSC
Shore-based maint., and + Watchreceiver (2187.5)
duplication , (or at-sea + Inmarsat If Inmarsat A then gyro also on Mains,(emy), reserve
maintenance) reserve

RADAR home

500<GRT<1599 Minimum 180 mm / 9" Range 24 miles

1600<GRT<9999 Minimum 270 mm / 12" + plotter Range 32 miles
<10000 GRT Minimum 2 radars (1 min. 16", 1 min. 12" + plotter, 32 miles)

ARPA (min. 16")

GRT> 10000, built after 01/09/1984 GRT> 15000, all ships GRT> 10000, tankers

VHF home

 Channel 14: recent PLATH-gyro inverters produce carrier/noise on the ch 14 frequency. Plath has modification
kit. Radio-Holland Delfzijl knows more about the problem (04/2001)

ANRITSU home
RS113
SYSTEM GENERATION :
 Select 09.System generation
 Led « A » to be ON (if not, press CapsLock), Led « N » to be OFF (if not, press NUM)
 Press « A »-key while pressing CTRL
 Input « SET »
 Press « + = »-key while pressing « SHIFT »
 Service menu is displayed

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 Change n° 1 to n° 6 if necessary (MMSI, etc) by selecting the item, , type new number, 
NOTE : TLX answerback is automatically adapted to new n° if inserted as above.
The 4-digit abbreviation (letters only) have to be inserted as described in Op.Manual 6.5.3-Setting Answerback
Code
 Probably system to be reset by switching OFF power to rack

RU224A/RU318A MMSI
MMSI : press MENU, 5, ENT,  Setup, RCL for 3-4 secs,  System generation, 1, ENT, insert MMSI, ENT, if OK
ENT, ENT, ENT, C, C, C.

BOSCH home
FAX 343
SETTINGS : to program speed, ecm, language:
Select "Function", "5",
"Installation" for ID, name
"Parameters" for ECM (off), TxRx speed (4800 for mini M), language, DTMF, ..

BROTHER home
FAX all types
Service switch 19

10100000 14400 BPS

10000000 12000 BPS
01100000 9600 BPS
01000000 7200 BPS
00100000 4800 BPS
00000000 2400 BPS

FAX–921 / FAX–931 / MFC-925/ T-78 home

 Switch on the unit with MENU button pressed.
DISPLAY = MAINTENANCE

 To change settings press “1” “0” followed by number of WSW (see list below)
Ex.: “1” “9” to change TX / RX speed

 For tests:
01 –
02 –
03 –
04 –
05 –
06 –
07 –
08 –
09 – BLOCK TEST PATTERN
10 – CONFIGURATION
11 – CONFIGURATION REPORT

To enter CONFIGURATION MODE :

- Press “MENU”
- Within 2 secs press * 2 8 6 4
 Your are in CONFIGURATION MODE now

WSW VALUE BIT EXPLANATION VALUE

NUMBER NUMBER
WSW 01 00010010
1-2 dial format NORMAL

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 3–4 break time 67 MS
5-6 interdigit pause 800 ms
7 DP / PB change in user switch NO
8 DP / PB fixing selection PB
WSW 02 00000111
1-2 On time 70 ms
3–4 Off time 70 ms
5-8 Line beep attenuator 7 dB
WSW 03 10110000
1 Para. Cng detection1 B
2–4 PBX dt detection time 800 ms
5 Para. Cng detection2 A
6–7 dt detection of pbx 3.5 sec waiting
8 Transfer with PSTN dt detection ON
WSW 04 10010101
1 Earth in transfer OFF
2–4 Not used
5–6 Earthing time 300 ms
7-8 Flashing time 110 ms
WSW 05 11100100
1–3 Dial tone detection DT DETECTION
4 Remote ID detection timeout 2 SEC
5–6 Busy tone detection (calling) AFTER DIALING
7 Busy tone detection (called) ON
8 Not used
WSW 06 11100100
1–3 PAUSE KEY DP / PB
4–6 2nd DT detection time 210 MS
7 2nd DT detection cycle 1CYCLE
8 2nd DT interrupt detection time 30 ms
WSW 07 01101100
1–2 Frequentie range INITIAL DATA
3 Current loop detection ON
4–6 2nd DT detection level -30 dBm
7 1st DT interrupt detection time 30 ms
8 Not used
WSW 08 01110010
1–3 1st DT detection time 000 ms
4–5 1st / 2nd DT time out 15 sec
6–8 1st DT detection level -27 dBm
WSW 09 01000110
1 ECM frame 256 OCTET
2 Non standard facilities OFF
3–4 Times of fall back (retries) 4
5 T5 timer 300 sec
6 T1 timer 40 sec
7–8 Calling time out 90 sec
WSW 10 10011111
1 DPS link with CML YES
2 Timing of last digit modem change 100 MS
3 Timing of CML on CNG transmittion 2 SEC
4 Timing of CML on CED transmittion 2 SEC
5–6 Training retries 4
7–8 Not used
WSW 11 01010000
1–2 Frequentie Range INITIAL DATA
3 Not used
4-8 On / off time 400–600 ms / 400–600 ms
WSW 12 01001010
1–2 Off detection time 500 ms
3–4 Auto ans off detection time 6 sec
5–6 On detection time 250 ms
7 Delay OFF
8 Not used
WSW 13 01011011
1–2 Cable Equalizer 1.8 km
3–4 Receiving Level - 47 dBm
5-8 Attenuator 11 dB
WSW 14 01111001
1–2 Calling signal range (low) 15 Hz
3–4 Calling signal range (high) 70 Hz
5–8 Delay times 2-4
WSW 15 10001101
1–2 Interval time 2 min
3–6 Retries 3
7–8 Not used

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 WSW 16 01101010
1 Not used
2 CCITT S.FINE ON
3–6 Not used
7 Document length limit 90 cm
8 Stop receiving NO
WSW 17 10001001
1–2 Off hook alarm ON EXCEPT CALL
RESERVATION
3 Power failure report ON
4 Alternate display NO
5 Date display EUR
6 Error code on act. Report OFF
7 Not call reception NO
8 Not used
WSW 18 10011010
1 Manufacturer Of Scanner B
2–3 CNG detect time 40 SEC
4–5 Not used
6 RTI / TTI YES
7-8 Fax monitor PHASE B TX
WSW 19 11100000 For SAT B
00000000 For MINI M
1–3 TX / RX start speed 9600 bps
4–6 TX end speed 2400 bps
7-8 Not used
WSW 20 10000111
1 EP TONE ON
2 Overseas Mode (RX) 2100 Hz
3 Overseas Mode (TX) OFF
4–5 CFR PIX time 100 ms
6–7 CNG detection method C
8 CNG detection time limit ON
WSW 21 01000011
1–7 Not Used
8 Retrieve Erase OFF
WSW 22 11000000
1 ECM Tx OFF
2 ECM Rx OFF
3-8 Not used
WSW 23 01001111
1 Fix TCF check TOP
2–3 TCF error limit 1%
4–5 RTN criterion 14 %
6 RTN on unsync. Receive NO
7 Not used
8 Attenuator limit OFF
WSW 24 01000011
1–2 Not used
3–4 Delay of CML ON-OGM 4 sec
5-8 Line play attenuator 3 dB
WSW 25 00011010
1-8 Not used
WSW 26 10110100
1–3 Not used
4–5 Ext. CNG detection C
6–7 Int. CNG detection C
8 CNG detection after F/T time YES
WSW 27 00101001
1 Tel key mode TEL
2 Ringer off select YES
3-8 Not used
WSW 28 00000001
1–3 DTMF high freq level adjust 0 dB
4–6 DTMF low freq level adjust 0 dB
7-8 Not used
WSW 29 01101001
1–6 Not used
7 Caller ID dial YES
8 Journal alarm YES
WSW 30 10000000
1–6 Not used
7–8 Print energy A
WSW 31 00000101
1 Not used
2 Production limit ON

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 3-8 Not used
WSW 32 01010000
1–4 Not used
5–6 Resolution home position STD
7-8 Contrast home position AUTO
WSW 33 10000010
1–3 Not used
4–5 PCI RX start speed 9600 bps
6 Polled report ON
7-8 Not used
WSW 34 00010000
1–5 Not used
6–7 DTMF digit for CNG detection 3
8 Not used
WSW 35 01000000
1–8 Not used
WSW 36 00000000
1–5 Not used
6–8 Ignore CI count 0

DEBEG home
DSC3817
RESET ID : hardkey in navigator, press 2, 6, input code 0=Tx Tone 2100Hz, 1= TX Tone 1300Hz, 2= Tx alternating
2100/1300Hz, 3= erasing internal memory, 7= configuration radio interface, 8= MMSI  press clear, insert new
MMSI, ENT

NMEA : 2 & 6 . Do not connect to 2 – 5 (5 is 24V pulling down NMEA level, higher current, resistors in NMEA ampli
burning)

DSC3818
RESET ID : hardkey in navigator, press 2, 6, input code 0=Tx Tone 2100Hz, 1= TX Tone 1300Hz, 2= Tx alternating
2100/1300Hz, 3= erasing internal memory, 7= configuration radio interface, 8= MMSI  press clear, insert new
MMSI, ENT

NMEA : 2 & 6. Do not connect to 2 – 5 (5 is 24V pulling down NMEA level, higher current, resistors in NMEA ampli
burning)

RADIO INTERFACE : hardkey in navigator, press 2, 6, input code 7, CLR, put new code
00 : no controlling of radio
02 : NMEA-0183, without acknowledgement
03 : NMEA-0183, with acknowledgement
04 : 2400Bd (NMEA-0183) bv Senator+Debeg2110Wrx
05 : 4800Bd (NMEA-0183)
07 : both receiver are in use
08 : external watchreceiver is in use
09 : radiotelephone receiver is in use
10 : hook input status ignored
11 : hook level, handset lifted, high signal >4V
12 : hook level, handset lifted, low signal <1V
.
21 : Skanti 2400 Bd
22 : Sailor RE2100  SP-BUS / 4800Bd / adr 2 / Wx + TRX / hook-
23 : Sailor RE2100  SP-BUS / 4800Bd / adr 3 / WX / hook-

SCANCONFIGURATION :
With hardkey : 2 6 9
0 – no scan
1 – NMEA 4800
2 – NMEA scan active high
3 – NMEA scan active low

REMARK : DSC3818 has return line from fe R8001 WatchRx  if no scanning or scanning not ok  scanning
error reported

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3818 - RE2100 (600W):

DSC 3818 3144 (RE2100 600W)

AF RX 6 ST8 P3
AF RX 7 ST8 P4
PTT1 11 ST7 P6
PTT2 12 ST7 P8
AF TX 14 ST7 P11
AF TX 15 ST7 P10
LINKS: ST6 P9 to ST7 P8, and ST7 P2 to ST7 P7 and to ST 7 P9

EQUIVALENTS home

TYPE DEBEG SKANTI SAILOR SAIT T+T Other

AIS UAIS 2000 UAIS 1800
AIS 3400 UAIS 2100 UAIS 1900
AIS RAYTHEON RM808
NAUTICAST X-PACK DS
ACR GlobalWatch UAIS
Mar.Techn. Bridgemate
AIS SAAB R3
LEICA MX423
AIS SAAB R4
KelvinHughes NIS2002 MKII
Sperry R4
AIS MCMURDO M-1
McmurdoTransas MT-1
TransasMcmurdo T-111
AIS SIMRAD SEATEX170
KONGSBERG SEATEX100
Alarmpanel 9517
Batt.charger 9217
EPIRB 3540WH KANNAD 406WH
GPS 4400B LEICA MX4000
Inmarsat A 3240 Magnavox MX2400
Inmarsat B 3232 B9900 SP4400
Inmarsat B 3230 EB SATURN B
Inmarsat B 3250 ATLAS SATB
Inmarsat C Scansat CG Trimble Galaxy
Anritsu RSS405A
Marconi ORCADES
Inmarsat C Raytheon 1500 CN
Trimble Galaxy TNL7001 17796-75
Inmarsat C Scansat CT H2095B TT3020B Raytheon 1500C
Inmarsat C TT3020A ScientAtlanta 9801
Inmarsat C H2095C TT3020C Sea 6003
Raytheon 1500CNT
Inmarsat C MSG/T H2098 TT3606
Inmarsat C MSG/T DT4646E TT3606E Sea 6606
Inmarsat F 3270 NERA F77
Inmarsat F 33 TT3088
Inmarsat F 55 Scansat F55 TT3086
Inmarsat F 77 Scansat F77 TT3084A
Inmarsat M 3210 SP4200
KEYBOARD H2099 TT3601A
MF/HF 3100 250W RE2100
MF/HF 3105 TRP1000 HT4520
MF/HF DSC 2158 RM2150
MF/HF DSC 3818 XH5130
MF/HF DSC TT3420A SES SE1630

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 MF/HF RTX 3120 TRP8000-like
MF/HF RTX ATU 3140 AT2110
MF/HF RTX 3142 T2130
MF/HF RTX 3150 TRP8250S
MF/HF RTX 3160 TRP8253S
MF/HF TELEX 2157 RM2151
Monitor 12” Mono AC H1253A TT3602A
Monitor 12” Mono DC H1253B TT3602A
Monitor 14” Color AC H2079 TT3602B
Navtex XH5123 Lokata Navtex2
Navtex XH5124 ICS Nav5
Coretex
Navtex 2900 ALDEN AE900
ANRITSU RR103A
JMC NT900
SARACO NR93
PC PC9000 H1640
Printer AC H1252A TT3608A OKI 280
Printer DC H1252B TT3608A OKI 280
PS AC 200W H2096B TT3680B
SART 5900 SERPE RESCUER
SSAS TT3000 Raytheon RM3000
TOKIMEC RRB23
VHF 6322/6422 VHF1000 RT4822
VHF 6330 D70
VHF 6348 RT2048
VHF (duplex) 6342 RT4722
VHF DSC 3817 XH5131
VHF/DSC 3842 RM2042
WATA 6701 9110 SP3110
WRX 2187.5 2100
WRX MF/HF 2110
? 3211 Magnavox MX211

FURUNO home
BATTERY CHARGER BC-6158
Connect variable power supply (or play with battery discharge/charge to reach levels)
Set S1 to auto
Adjust R2 so that CR1 comes OFF when voltage is 28 to 28.5V
Adjust R3 so that CR1 comes ON when voltage is 24.5 to 25V
Adjust R6 so that buzzer sounds when voltage is 22V
R6 R2 R3 1 2 3 4 5 67

+24V
+BATT
S1 Charger S2
-BATT EMY
control switch
lamp
CR1 CR7 CR6

05P0607

On BC6518 charger adjust VR2 for maximum charging current (20A for 200AH, 30A for 300AH battery)
Adjust VR1 for 28V (charging voltage)

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DP5 home
ID&ANSWERBACK : press F5, select Answback or Idcode, type ANSWER CODE or ID CODE, enter new info,
press enter, confirm if OK and enter, enter.
When upgrading from version 02 to 03, MMSI is not affected.

SELFTEST : press F8,  to change,  to selftest, enter, MAIN RAM, enter, after 10secs all OK (or NG 
controlpcb 05P0386 faulty), press 4X to select Remote, enter, after 10secs all OK (or NG  05P0386 faulty),
press  to select Line, press enter, if NG  Modempcb 05P0370 faulty, esc2X to exit

DP6 home
ID&ANSWERBACK : press F5, select Answback or Idcode, type ANSWER CODE or ID CODE, enter new info,
press enter, confirm if OK and enter, enter.

ATTENTION : when upgrading do not delete DP10.SAV ? ? ? ? ? (info found fax from MARELEQ , Greece, m/v
Skyman, 30/04/99)

UPGRADING :
 Quit terminal program, (with version –16, or later : press F2 while pressing ALT and Fn keys, with version –15,
or earlier : press F2 while pressing Fn)
  A:\>DP10\TERMINAL>
 When updating the terminal program from ver –11 or prior, delete DP10.SAV (type DIR to check, type DEL
DP10.SAV 
 Insert floppy with terminal program in FD drive
 Change to Bdrive B :
 Type INSTALL 
 After message Overwrite A:\DP10> ---(Yes/No /All) ? press A 
 After Press any key to continue, press any key
 When prompt A :> update finished, switch OFF and ON
 Confirm version F6 :system  SELFTEST

CONNECTIONS :
Terminal : PC
Remote a : SSB RTx
Remote b : DSC

DSC5 home
MMSI : press SETUP followed by pressing FILE within 2-3 secs, select I, ENT,  Self/group ID, enter 652111 (or
actual time, or 4 first digits of s/n), enter MMSI, ENT, enter group, ENT, enter 652111 again, select ON, ENT, 
TEST blinks, after changing settings be sure to set the IGNORE ID in the TO test to OFF for normal operation.

MF/HF-VHF : on some versions it is possible to select MF/HF or VHF 

Press set-up and immediatly file, go to ID, type MMSI, , type 652111, put Ignore ID to ON, press set-up followed
by 4, select MF/HF or VHF, , goes to TEST mode, repeat input MMSI but finish with IGNORE ID to OFF.

VHF-WRX selection : press set-up followed by 4, select CH70 or VHF.

DSC6 home
MMSI :
 SELECT  9, go to P ENT, System protected, type 652111 (or actual time on display, or 4 first digits of
s/n), select protection OFF, ent, now can re-enter MMSI, NMEA or CIF, DMC5 and DP5 connection,
installation type, transmission timing and AF outputlevel. After changing set protection ON (else TEST on
screen),  SELECT, 9, , ENT, select protection ON, ENT, CANCEL several times.
 Or open up the unit, press small reset button, erase EEPROM  Y
Restart, SELECT, 9, enter MMSI, etc.

POSITION :
 if manual position has been inserted, automatic updating will be impossible for the next 12 hours, even if GPS
connected. To cancel manually entered position enter 9999 for UTC time, ENT
 JP2 jumper : open for NMEA, closed for CIF

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ACTIVE ANTENNA : (FAX5) fit jumper J5 (navtex act antenna for NX500 is not to be used here)

BATTERY : normally lasts 5 years. Voltage 3.6V when unit is OFF.

Items backed-up by battery : prepared messages / received messages / transmitted messages / clock.
To replace : switch OFF, remove jumper JP3, fit battery, refit JP3.

DSC60 home
Password : 652111 , some units have reset switch (open top cover, switch ON, press red switch, select MMSI-
clear from menu)

MMSI :
Switch ON & open top cover
Press red button = NO CLEAR / MMSI CLEAR / ALL CLEAR
Type : 652111
Press down-arrow until MMSI CLEAR
ENT
Type new MMSI
ENT
Switch OFF

SYSTEM SETUP :
MMSI
WRX : MF or MF/HF
Line-out : set to 0 dBm for Furuno RTx.
TX key time : set to auto for Furuno RTx.
Remote control RT : MIF for Furuno RTx.
Remote station : ON – function as remote station (RT/2182 key available), OFF – no remote function.
Remote NBDP : ON for Furuno NBDP.

DIP-switches :
Default :
S2 #1, #2 : OFF
S2 #3, #4 : ON
S5, S6, S7, S8 : all OFF
S3, S4 #1, #2 : ON
S3, S4 #3, #4 : OFF

Furuno RTx/NBDP:
SSB/RT S4 1-ON 2-ON 3-OFF 4-OFF (MIF, RS232C)
NBDP S3 1-ON 2-ON 4-OFF 4-OFF (MIF, RS232C)
Other RTx/NBDP:
SSB/RT S4 1-OFF 2-OFF 3-ON 4-ON (C-loop)
NBDP S3 1-OFF 2-OFF 4-ON 4-ON (C-loop)

NMEA : (CGA, RMC, RMA, GLL, ZDA are accepted)

on Control/modem board
RS422 : S5-4 : ON
Current loop : S5-4 : OFF

FA100 home
Set up :
 Press [ 0 ] while switching on,
 When [nowstarting / checking memory ] : release [ 0 ]
 Enter password : 652111
 Press Enter to display SET MMSI & IMO window
 Enter MMSI
 Press next
 Enter IMO n°, if IMO n° has 7 digits, enter first 2 zeros, if no IMO n°, enter all zeros
 Press enter to register

GPS : required input sentences are DTM, GNS, GLL, GGA, RMC, VBW, VTG
GP 70 connection :
It takes some time before position update is accepted, +/- 15 min.

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RMC to be activated

GP70
RS 422 to RS 232 CONVERTOR FA100
- RHB index 40000104053 - Interface
GROUND
2 - BLACK PIN N° 21
- IN 1 GROUND
FURUNO
DATA CABLE
+ IN 1 OUTPUT 1
1 - WHITE RD 232 C
PIN N° 44

OUTPUT 2
- IN 2

+ IN 2

FA150 home
Initial settings menu :
Press : [MENU] [ENT] [DISP] [DIM] [NAV STATUS] [MENU]

FELCOM10 home
PV or Distress Alert tests reporting NG (no good)
Reason : LES at random selected by NCS not corresponding to LES selected by MES.
Cure : order new U1 ROM for CPU, with latest soft and FRW/RTN Ids.
Note : is not really a problem, sat c will operate normally.
See special note in service handbook.

FELCOM11 home
UPGRADE :
- press Fn – Alt – F2 to go to DOS
– or press F1, 8 to go to DOS, or select [8] :Quit in [F1] : file menu, 
-  A:\FELCOM11> on screen, insert floppy with new terminal soft, type B: to shift to B:-drive,
- type IBINST, , (to install russian version, type IBRINST ; later, when in operation mode pressing ALT while
pressing SHIFT key will let you alternate between english and russian)
– when updating finished  B :> on screen, switch off and restart, confirm versions

FELCOM12 home
Antenna IC112:
1. diode meting 0.5V en 0.9V.
2. 28dB = antenna or coax problems.

FLOPPY = B:\
For IB581 do not specify ROM (drive A ) as the message directory. The ROM disk can only be written to 1000
times.

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ERROR : « Cannot enter in printqueu »
Prepare a new message disk :
1) Format a new disk Press F1
press 8 and ENTER
Select correct disk size
2) You should make two new directories. Or make them on an other PC or restart the Furuno terminal by
CTRL + ALT + DEL and hit F5 when starting up so you will revert to the DOS prompt.
3) If you restarted FURUNO by F5 at the prompt A:\ type B: and ENTER. You should receive B:\ at the display.
Type MD MESSAGE and ENTER
Type MD EGC and ENTER
Type DIR and ENTER to check. The two previous directories should be displayed.
4) Restart the Furuno terminal with CTRL + ALT + DEL
5) Press F8 (setup) and then 8 and ENTER. Select MESSAGE DIRECTORY and press ENTER. In the next screen
B:\ should be indicated. If not change the first letter to B. Press the DOWN ARROW and select the directory you
made before (MESSAGE). Press ENTER untill you revert to the previous screen. Now select EGC DIRECTORY
and carry out same procedure but now select EGC directory.
6) To check just press F1 and the OPEN. You should come in the B:\MESSAGE directory at once.

UPGRADE :
- press Fn – Alt – F2 to go to DOS
– or press F1, 8 to go to DOS, or select [8] :Quit in [F1] : file menu, 
-  A:\FELCOM12> on screen, insert floppy with new terminal soft, type B: to shift to B:-drive,
- type IBINST, , (to install russian version, type IBRINST ; later, when in operation mode pressing ALT while
pressing SHIFT key will let you alternate between english and russian)
– when updating finished  B :> on screen, switch off and restart, confirm versions

UPDATE CPU2 :
The system program for the CPU2 in the communication unit is stored onto the flash ROM U26 on the CPU board.
Program number for CPU2 : 16501181XX.
Press ALT-Fn-F2. « OK to quit system YES/NO », select Yes, « A:\>Felcom12 »
Insert floppy with CPU2 system program
Type B :, enter
Type UPF12, enter, « about to update FELCOM12 CPU2 software ». Press YES.
« Loader Version 6.00, Erase wait : 0sec, Write wait : 0, Wait counter :100, Target power ON »
Turn OFF communication unit, turn ON « Execute STEP1, Execute STEP2, 233096 byte transfer, Now erasing
XXX percent completed »
After about 5 minutes : « Finish version update. B:\ » on screen
Turn OFF insert working floppy, turn ON.

PRINTING TWICE :
Tx message and delivery status are printed out twice when several messages are sent in a row.
Solution : wait 2minutes or more between sending successive messages or upgrade soft to V.04 or higher.

SSAS : see FELCOM15

FELCOM15 home
ENTER or CHANGE the IMN number :
Select F8, then 2 (System Setup)
Go to IMN field and press down continuously the ALT button while typing [IMN]
Delete old number with backspace, type new ID, press ESC, store.

ENABLE SSAS Function:

Select F8 then 2 (System Setup)
Go to COMMAND WINDOW and press ENTER
Go to ENTER JOB N° type [furunoservice], press ENTER
Password is : [felcom15], press ENTER
Press 1, enter, 1, enter, 1, enter, to activate the SSAS mode
Press ESC several times to close windows

ACCESS SSAS related menus and PROGRAM SSAS related items:

This is only possible in SSAS MANAGER MODE. To enter:
Select F8 then 2 (System Setup)
Go down till COMMAND WINDOW and press ENTER
Next to ENTER JOB N° type [ssas manager] and press ENTER

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Password is (DEFAULT) [ship security alert] and press ENTER

If the password has been changed and is lost, forgotten or not available type in the COMMON ONE
COMMON PASSWORD: [wasuremashita+IMN] (IMN: is the one programmed in F8 window 2)

Press the ESC button several times till all menus are closed.
Under the function line should be now a red line with SSAS MANAGER MODE indication.
Now all SSAS related submenus should be available.

ENTER addressees:
Select F5 then 4 (SSAS report)
In SSAS report 1 to 5, you can enter all addressees info
In the last one (6) MESSAGE CONTENTS you can enter additional information to be sent.
When doing the test from the alert buttons: only the FIRST address will be used .
When doing the test from the terminal: only addresses with status field TEST will be used.
To check all the addresses the STATUS has to be changed to TEST for every address.
With actual software, SMS messages are impossible to be sent in SSAS mode.

CHECK software versions:

Select F7, then 7 (TEST), then 3 (SELF TEST)
TERMINAL and RF CON CPU versions are displayed like: XXXXXXX-XX
For additional version info type [FELCOM] while holding down the CTRL button.
Now the reading will become : XXXXXXX-XX.XX
Latest versions for Felcom 15: RF CONV 165-0159-03.02 (1,8 kc IF)
RF CONV 165-0159-03.52 (1,2 kc IF)
TRx CPU 165-0162-03.02
TERMINAL 165-0164-03.02
If actual version is : XXX-XXXX-X1.XX , then SSAS mode cannot be enabled, software must be upgraded.

Push-buttons : all in series, check if jumper is in JP1 for the last pushbutton in the line (jumper is default in JP2)

SSAS FELCOM 15 &16: The alert cannot be cancelled with the alert button depressed what should I do ?
Manager mode:
Get into SSAS manager mode and turn off select buttons. When the report stops transmitting "INF: SSAS UNIT
activation has been cancelled" message appears.
Normal mode:
You may cancel repeated transmission by pushing the button OFF-ON-OFF-ON-OFF within 3 seconds.

POSITION SIGNAL:
Pos signal op pin 6&7 van de junction box IC-315 ENKEL & ALLEEN indien een GPS module is geinstalleerd.
Wanneer de pos van een external GPS aangesloten is (pin 8&9) dan komt er GEEN signaal op pin 6&7.

FELCOM16 home
SSAS : see FELCOM15

FELCOM80 home
SOFTWARE : (02/2000)
 CPU1 : Tx 165-0068-103 Rx 165-0069-105
 CPU2 : (SYSCPU) 165-0074-112 (I/O) 165-0083-115
 Antenna : (Az) 165-0081-104 (El) 165-0082-104
 Voice codec : 165-0096-X13

FAX : dipswitch block SW4  switch n° 4 : ON

DATA : dipswitch block SW4  switch n° 3 and n°4 : ON

FELCOM81 home
ANSWERBACK :
New:
 F4, 3, 8, "attention: cannot reenter" appears on display
 Type ID space 4letters space X.
 Press [enter]

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Change:
 [F4] [3][8], current answerback appears
 while pressing and holding down [Alt] and [Ctrl], type [ANSWER],
 type new answerback, 9 digit IMN space 4-letters space X
 press [enter]
 press [Esc]

SETUP for data 9600:

1) to activate data go to SETUP by pressing F4
2) select submenu 6
3) After 'ENTER JOB NO.: ' enter the service key: FURUNOSERVICE
4) As password you have to enter: FELCOM81
5) Select 6 (Commissioning)
6) Select 6 for OID/DID selection (normally 21)
remark: FURUNO is using HEX
Cable used is 9 pin both sides, one fem one male
and normal serial cable = straigth forwarth
Default terminal (FELCOM 81) setting is 9600 bps, 8bits, No parity, 1stop bit

FELCOM82 home
POWER SWITCH on HPA :
Do not turn on/off the antenna unit with the power switch on the HPA.
Doing so may cause C89 (10microF, 116V) to short-circuit. The system cannot be switched on again due to the
overcurrent-ptotection. Using the power switch on the HPA may cause same problem.
Replace C89 by 10microF, 50V.
Modified units s/n : 0429, 0433, 0444, 0461 and after. (Furuno SVC note FQ5-2002-008)

RATE ANGULAR SENSOR :

From 03/2002 new types of rate angular sensors will be used, together with new PCU. The new sensor cannot be
used with the old PCU and vice versa.

Original combination :
PCU unit 3995F 000-140-170
Rate angular sensor HZ1-90-100 000-140-171 Used as AZ EL and Cross
EL sensors
Current combination :
PCU unit 3995F FOR CRS03 000-790-410
AZ sensor CRS03 (AZ) 000-790-411 W/ mounting plate
EL/Cross EL sensor CRS03 (EL/CEL) 000-790-412 W/ mounting plate

FM2721 home
ATIS : how to add ATIS capability- see Information note FQ5-2001-008 (2001/04)
(software / mods on T/R and CONT boards) Factory modified sets: s/n 3502-1981 and after.

FM8500 home
MMSI : (with soft 03) switch ON and press NMI switch (on CONT pcb accessed by opening rear plate), turn OFF
power and turn ON again, screen : clear/ NO-RAM-EEROM-ALL, select EEROM, ENT, after 15secs « turn off
power » on screen, turn OFF power and ON again, screen : TEST/VHF CH70/MANUAL, press SELECT and 9,
screen V/P/ID/DSC/RT/CH/PO, select ID, ENT, input MMSI, ENT, select P, ENT, select protection ON, …
Maybe necessary to set up also DSC  CH70 or VHF-watch, RT1  USA, RT2  HookON=ch16 + Speaker
On/Off, RT4  Tx AF monitor Off/On(for RB700), RT6  dualwatch, RT7  autosquelch-level

NMEA :
pin 3 and 4 nmea input
manual position update overrides gps for 12 hours. To cancel : input 9999 for UTC time ( or reset as above but
select NO).

OUTPUT CH70 : to measure output on ch70 :

 Setup for individual call
 Go into test mode
 Press select and ☼

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  INSPECTION TEST <TONE> - TONE DIST-CH
 press ENT
  Tone test <carrier test> - CR MARK SPACE DOT T1 T2 (do not select T1 or T2, distress alert will be
transmitted if call type is Distress)
 Select CR  « Now doing » on screen
 Selct ch70 with channel control, press PTT switch, measure output / frequency
 When ready press cancel key several times to return to test screen, return to normal mode

PASSWORD : 652111

Channel Mode (USA/Weather) :

New soft since 05/1999 Ver 06 : to change channel mode (fe USA to weather) : « while pressing the mode selector,
press CH16 key »

FM8700 home
MMSI :
Switch on while pressing NMI-switch
Turn OFF
Turn ON again
Select EEROM , ENT
Turn ON
Press SELECT 9
Select ID, insert MMSI, ENT
Select RT and press ENT twice
Select private mode OFF ON
Return to normal display with CANCEL
Go to P, ENT
Select protection ON

FM8800D/S

MMSI home
 Put jumper between pin 2 & pin 15 of the printer port
 Press menu
 Choose SYSTEM & press ENTER
 Press 652111 & ENTER ( now an inversed triangle on display shows that menu is accessible)
 Turn channelselector until « system » & press ENTER
 Select SELF ID & enter MMSI
 Eventually adjust power setting in TX POWER by rotating channel knob
 Turn off unit

Ch70 (duplication VHF)

If no antenna for Ch70 WRx available, fit link between J5 TxRxboard and J2 Ch70Wrx board.

FS1562 home
ATU : identical for both versions, 150W and 250W, except for dummy load  build over dummy when replacing
ATU (if using opposite powerversion).

RF-GAIN : always put Rfgain fully clockwise to ensure good DSC reception

SYSTEM SETTINGS : can be accessed by pressing RCL while switching ON, select 9999 by Freq/CH-encoder,
RCL 1562, ENT, select the channel to change by Freq/Ch-encoder, RCL, enter setting number (see book), ENT,
to change another channel : select the channel to change by Freq/Ch-encoder, RCL, enter setting number (see
book), ENT
to restore to normal operation, switch OFF and ON

SELFTEST : switch ON while pressing TX key

PRE-SETTINGS : (fe, if you want to bypass the 150 to 250W amplifier, use 9997 set to 0)
1/ From transceiver OFF : press RCL + ON
2/ RCL 1562 ENT
3/ turn channel selector until required number (fe 9997)

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 4/ RCL 1562 (=> access to channels marked with *)
(fe 9997 setting 2 for FS1562/25)

FS1570/2570 home
MMSI :
Turn on system & press S1 (NMI SW) on T)CPU board, « EEROM clear » appears
Enter password : 652111
Move cursor over « MMSI CLEAR » and press {ENT}
Enter MMSI & press {ENT}
Turn system off & on again

Note : After using « All Clear » in the EEROM clear menu, user channel data & communication log are deleted,
system settings go to default. Model name , FS1570 or FS2570 is set after all clear.

POWER SUPPLY :

220V IN 24V OUT non-FAIL SAFE

ON-OFF

220V
FailAlarm

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 24V IN

24V OUT FAIL-SAFE

FS2550 home
Tx Frequency : can be adjusted on PCB (use 12095 kHz / F1B , 1700 Hz on Fluke)
When used with DSC6 / AA50 : set DSC to system 1

FS5000 home
Selftest : press RCL, enter 9900, hit ENT-key

Frequency : with Rx on 12095 Khz in TLXmode on loudspeaker 1700 Hz.

Adjustment in transceiver on Ref Osc 05P0414 , osc. 1 or 2

ATTENTION :
2 different receiver boards can be fitted, the normal version, or the A version. They are not interchangeable. Be
carefull when ordering spareparts.

GPS ANTENNAS home

INTERCHANGEABILITY GPS ATTENNAS (august 99) (complete list in Furuno Service Bulletins)

GPA-012 GPA-013 GPA-014 GPA-015 GPA-016 GPA-017 GPA-018 GPA-019 Connector

GP1250 X        BNC
GP1500 X        BNC
GP30/35 X        TNC
GP300  X  X X X X X N-J
GP50M2 X        TNC
GP50M3 X        TNC
GP500  X  X X X X X BNC
GP500M2 X        BNC
GP70 X X       TNC
GP70M2 X        TNC
GP80 X        TNC

 : standard supply (*: antenna unit is selected)

 : compatible
 : compatible but antenna cable replacement or connector conversion required
X : not compatible
 : compatible but error in selftest

GP30 home
NMEA : (GP30/35/31/36)

 White (1) + --------------- 

DATA 1 : NMEA V1.5 REM RADAR
> Blue (2) – ======== <
DATA 2 : NMEA V1.5 REM GMDSS
 Yellow (3) + --------------- 

Green (4)

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 Power (5) +

Power (6) –

GP50
ANTENNA : GPA012  +5V, 24mA , 153 Ohm

GP70 home
ANTENNA : GPA014 +5V to +12V, 15mA (GPA015 or 016 are compatible)

DATA OUT : 1= white 2= black (data 1 & data2)

GP500
ANTENNA : GPA012 +12V, 70mA (GPA014 is compatible)

SOFT : Y2K OK :
On sig pcb : U11, 20P8070, prog n° 2050110-114
On nav pcb : U1 + U2, 20P8067, prog n° 2050111-112 and 212

NX500 home
SELFTEST : press ACCEPT while switching ON

PASSWORDS
FS1562  1562 TxRx
FS1552  1552 TxRx
FS1502  1502 TxRx
FS1503  1503
FS5000  -----
FS8000  -----
DSC5/5A/5V  652111
DSC6/6A  652111
DSC8V  652111
FM8500  652111
DP5  DP5 ANSWERCODE ID CODE
DP10  DP10 ANSWERCODE ID CODE
DP6  DP6 ANSWERCODE ID CODE

VDR300 – VDR5000 home

Reprogram ID’s :
On laptop :
 Network connections openen
 Local Area / Properties/Internet Protocol TCP/IP / Properties : staat op automatic IP adres
 Nu Use following address aanvinken en 10.0.0.99 invoeren
 Op TAB-toets drukken en controleren dat de volgende lijn « Subnet mask » zich automatisch aanpast
 OK / Close
Dan met crossed wire netwerk cable laptop aansluiten op VDR
 Netwerk cable aansluiten op LIVE PLAYER socket (indien er een kabel inzit mag die eruit)
 Internet explorer opstarten
 Adres invoeren 10.0.0.100 (zowel voor VDR3000 als voor VDR5000)
 Connect
 Login met « vr3000 » of «vr5000 » en als passwoord « nopassword »
 Bv scheepsnaam aanpassen via Edit, enzovoort
 Veranderingen controleren
 Schermen afsluiten
 Netwerk kabel wegnemen en eventueel de originele terugplaatsen

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ICS home
DSC2 – GEN3
CONFIGURATION :
 DSC2-001.00  CONTROLPANEL
 DSC2-002.00  VHF DSC MODEM
 DSC2-003.00  MF/HF DSC MODEM
 DSC2-004.00  VHF CH70 WATCHRECEIVER
 DSC2-005.00  MF/HF SCANNING WATCH RECEIVER
 DSC2-006.00  MF/HF TELEX CODEC
 DSC2-007.06  TRP3000 INTERFACE
 DSC2-007.07  TRP7000 INTERFACE
 DSC2-007.08  TRP8000 INTERFACE
 DSC2-007.09  TRP9000 INTERFACE
 DSC2-008.00  GPS ALARM INTERFACE
 DSC2-009.00  NETWORK ROUTER
 DSC2-010.00  MF/HF TELEX PC INTERFACE

MMSI : fit link LK12 in backside of one of the controlpanels, go to configuration, reset to defaults, password 999999
(or 123457 to bypass forgotten password)

PASSWORDS : for configuration / reset to defaults : normally 999999, if changed to other number and forgotten,
123457 will bypass.

RESET : configuration/reset to defaults/password 999999  resets :

 All transceivers are set to automatic tuning
 Channel tuning on MF/HF is disabled
 All preference options are reset to default settings
 The message log is cleared
 The call directory is cleared
 All gps/alarms are cleared
 If link LK12 was fitted, MMSI & group n° are reset to 999999999
After reset « Register » must be done again

TESTCALL VHF : if call to 2nd VHF no success, check if « Accept own MMSI » is set in VHF SETUP

FALSE ALERT : initiated by Galaxy Inmarsat C,  most probably by ICS2 control unit flipping and making a total
distress  disconnect I/O AUX coonector on Galaxy  no more distress control from ICS2 panel, only via Galaxy
frontpanel controls.

Problem : console displays showing date problem after 1/1/2002  according to Nera unit to be replaced and soft
to be latest version 1.8 (info date 02/2002)

NAV5 home
ANTENNA : 5 à 8 kOhm, new 4 Ohm ?

NAV7 home
NAV7 / ICS DPU-414 printer installation:
DPU 414 printer:
Power off , Press offline, Power on. Press offline
Change :
SW1: 1 to serial
SW2: 8 to English
SW3: 4 to Xon/Xoff
SW3: 8 to 4800 bps
To connect DPU414 to NAV7 : use a 9p sub D male /female cable
DPU414 pin 3 (rxd) to nav7 pin 7 (txa)
DPU414 pin 5 (gnd) to nav7 pin 2 (txb)
Changes on NAV7:
Set printerport to “nmeaport”
Set Bridge/alarmport off

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Nmeaport speed 4800
Message and station selection: When you set a cross in the message/station selection, this station/message will
not be received/saved/printed.

ICOM home
GM-110 DSC
MMSI :
1/ Make sure no GPS connected
2/ Ground your PC
3/ Connect programming cable to DSC
4/ Start Programming soft on PC
5/ Select port on PC, default is COM1
6/ Download (Clone : PC<Unit) the DSCsettings to PC
7/ Change MMSI
8/ Upload (Clone : PC>Unit) settings to DSC
9/ Disconnect programming cable
10/ Switch off DSC and restart DSC

PC PROGRAM :
1/ Switch ON DSC
2/ Boot up DOS on PC
3/ Insert EX-1725 disk in A :
4/ Type EX1725, etc

IC-M710 home
 RF output: can be checked by BIRD and dummy straigth on RTX without ATU.
 Frequencies: to be programmed via PC (channels or free frequency)
 Telephony : manual control : select J3E, key channel n° 837, press RX, press TUNE.
 TELEX: manual control : select J2B, key in the channel n° 8037, press Rx, press TUNE.
 DSC emergency channels: channel 1 to 6
- manual control : select J2B, key in 1, 2,3,4,5 or 6 (= 2187.5, 6312,…), press Rx, press TUNE.
 R/T emergency channels : channel 7 to 12
 TLX emergency channels : channel 13 to 18
 Memory channels : channel 1 to 160
To store Humber Radio (1925.0/2105.0) in channel 40 :
- 40 <RX>
- <MODE> to select J3E
- <CE>  triangle on display
- 19250 <RX>, hold RX until 2 beeps are heard
- <TX> <CE>
- 21050 <TX>, hold TX until 2 beeps are heard

To program name :
- <FUNC> <CE>
- rotate channel knob until desired character, rotate group selector knob to next character, etc
- hold <RX> until 2 beeps are heard

To recall : press 40 <RX> <TUNE>

 Transmit power : <FUNC> <TX>, rotate channel knob, 2 = mid power, 3 = max power (1 not exist)
 RF gain : <FUNC> <RX> , rotate channel knob, 1 = min, 9 = max.

JOTRON home
AIS Jotron :
Password OP or SE

Batteries :
Product Part no. battery (Li) Validity period
Tron 30S mkII 94469 4 years from installation,
battery to be dated from service provider
Tron 40S 97780 Battery valid for 5 years from JE supply.

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 change of practice from January 2004, in order to comply with MSC1039
Tron 40GPS 97780 Battery valid for 5 years from JE supply.
change of practice from January 2004, in order to comply with MSC1039
Tron 45SX 97770 4 years from installation,
battery to be dated from service provider
Tron SART 96978 4 years from installation,
battery to be dated from service provider
Tron Sart20 5 years
Tron VHF 93002 4 years from installation,
battery to be dated from service provider
Tron AIR 93002 4 years from installation,
battery to be dated from service provider
Tron TR20 80060 5 years from installation,
battery to be dated from service provider

Norwegian flag :
2 years maintenance : electronic unit to be replaced every 2 years

PR40 Programmer versie 3.4.0 :

EPIRB TYPE : Typen van EPIRB’s kunnen worden enabled of disabled in het programma als volgt:
Options - Click Beacons/Brackets - In het popup menu kan je beacons enablen of disablen (bv +GPS)

MMSI : country code komt niet voor in de lijst (bv. SWEDEN : 265 wel in de lijst, 266 niet)
Highlight bijvoorbeeld 265 Sweden (of een ander land is ook OK)
Delete dit (Delete key)
Nu vul je in het kadertje MID/Country Code in: 266 Sweden (of land dat je wil)
In het kader MMSI/Callsign vul je de MMSI in
Programmeer nu de EPIRB (al de rest ook invullen natuurlijk) en DOUBLE CHECK NA PROGRAMMATIE

Wanneer PR40 wordt gesloten en opnieuw geopend is 266 Sweden weg (wordt niet onthouden in het
vakje MID/Country Code, maar wel in de database)

TRON40S :
BATTERY : 5 years (instead of 4) for new EPIRBs 40S & 40S/GPS delivered after 01/01/2004.

VERSIONS : version = 3rd character in serial number

« A » and « B » versions to be upgraded if (= replace top-unit):

- LED not flashing 15 secs after switching to test
- LED not flashing after 10 secs when shorting the watercontacts, remove short over watercontacts immediatly,
else real distress, the LED should extinguish after 10 secs
- waterdrops can be observed inside top-lens when epirb is turned upside down

« C », « D », « F », « G » :
some batteries may have defective reedswitch due to bad compound used in battery : no selftest, no output.
Battery to be replaced (with exp.date 2002-2003 : 50% discount, with exp.date 2003-2004 : free of charge).

SELFTEST errors : if (after strobe flash) LED no continuous light, but :

- 1 LED blink: low Txpower 406
- 2 LED blink: low battery
- 3 LED blink: low Txpower 121
- 4 LED blink: Tx out of lock
- 5 LED blink: not programmed

JRC home
EPIRB
Battery: 5 years
Hydrostatic release: 4 years
home
JHS31
PROGRAMMING :

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 Remove CMN244pcb (bottom of VHF casing, panel with 2 screws and printer socket)
 Connect ID strap on CMN-244 DSC unit (avoid shorts because unit is backed up by capacitor)
 POWER  OCC  ENTER
 * + ENTER (  initialize OFF) (previously set data are displayed)
 . (initialize ON)
 ENTER , about 10 secs before display changes (  all data : self-ID, group-ID, MEMO, FILE, are erased)
 * + ENTER (  initialize OFF)
  ( self-ID : 000000000)
 type MMSI, ENTER,  group ID
 type group ID, ENTER,  navigation : no connection
 . ,  (select between « no connection / JRC / NMEA »
 ENTER
 Type 6 digits for date (DDMMYY), ENTER, 4 digits for time (HHMM)
 ENTER,  autoacknowledement, can be switched between ON/OFF with . , ENTER
 # (completion of setup)
 remove ID strap on DSC unit (CMN244)

POSITION :
On ch70 press memo 1
NMEA input : in NQD1469 Power Supply, on CQD909, terminal board TB2 9-10 (anode/cathode) + program for
NMEA as mentioned above.

JHS32A home
CH70 WATCHKEEPING SETTINGS :
WKR : ENABLE/ DISABLE Enable  built-in ch70 watchkeeper is used
Disable  not used
WKR CONTROL : NON-BK/BK NON-BK  ch70 reception available even while transmitting with JHS32
BK  ch70 reception not available when transmitting

ADJUSTMENTS :
RV14 : LCD contrast
RV11 : key tone level
RV12 : alarm level
RV9 : output level handset audio
RV8 : output level external handset audio

MMSI + other settings : with power OFF, set SW1-1 ON, switch ON, follow initialisation menu ;

TRESHOLD-ADJUSTMENTS : (DSC busy level, antenna fault level ; 10 items)

1/ With power OFF, switch SW1-1 to ON and switch ON VHF Installation Setup
2/ Press both (.) and MENU together  6.Factory Adjustment is added to menu.
3/ Select 6.Factory Adjustment with arrow, ENT
4/ Use arrows up/down and right to select items and modify
5/ Press STOP when finished and switch OFF power
6/ Switch SW1-1 OFF and switch VHF on again

OUTPUT : new units factory delivered +/- 31W  align to 25W after installation, else, if SWR too highautomatic
power reduction.

SOFT : common problem for soft below 5.1.6 is PA getting very hot, keeps on transmitting, parasitic frequencies
transmitted.

CPU board fail : check if soft on ROM IC control panel is A2.19  OK, remote controller NCH414 soft A2.15

RESET CPU board fault :

- Switch SW1-1, and switch ON
- Go through all menus and record settings :
DSC : self-ID, group-ID, navigation, printer,
VHF : priority, 2.WKR, private ch., special ch., special function,
- press both [.] and [menu], go to factory adjustment and record all settings
- Switch SW1-1 back OFF
- Replace ROM IC to latest version A2.19

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 - Or short circuit JP1 on CDJ-1490 control board, then switch ON to erase EEPROM, after initialising
indication has disappeared, switch OFF, remove short and restore all previously recorded settings.

JHS180 home
PASSWORD: 4 zeros « 0000 », or, if not accepted, can override the changed password by « 0180 »

Field maintenance mode: press & hold PWR & Menu buttons until « AIS now loading » on screen, gives extra
menus on screen for selftest, readout of own data & reprogramming

Common errors :
No transmission, or message on the screen : MKD Connection lost, or Invalid/MMSI Mismatched
Unit to be reinitialised (17 or 46 steps) : see JRC Service bulletin S030805AIS 05/08/2003
(in JHS180 Field Maintenance Manual, or in
« Q:\Manuals - Tech Notes (Peter B. - Eric V.)\JRC\AIS\JHS-180 » file « AIS Trouble shooting _08-2003.doc » )

JHS182 home
PASSWORD: 4 zeros « 0000 »
Field maintenance mode: press & hold PWR & Menu buttons until « AIS now loading » on screen, gives extra
menus on screen for selftest, readout of own data & repogramming

JQE2A home
- Battery : 3 years
- HR : 4 years

JQE3A home
- Battery : 5 years
- HR : 4 years

JSS–series GENERAL home

JSS710 400W indoor tuner

JSS720 800W indoor tuner

JSS800 200/250W indoor tuner

JSS850 400/500W outdoor tuner

JSS825 200/250W outdoor tuner

DSC received calls: File 16-20 normal

File 21-25 distress

Coax length :
 between RTx and tuner can be critical if 1/10 or ¼ wavelength  coax in resonance  radiating into RS232
(=low level signalling) line between RTx and control unit  very strange errors.
 Double screened coax is recommended

Antenna length : best is between 15 and 20m. If length is too short  try to replace C23 ?(800pF,3kV) in tuner
with higher value.

TUNE : sometimes problems if tune power (for JSS800 normally +/- 10W) is set too high  SWR not OK  no TX
and errors reported.  reduce tune level.

PA : most Tx have 2 PA, only 1 is used on battery.

 test on battery and swapping PA can help in check PA.
 balancing adjustment for 2 PA is necessary.

Sparkgap in tuner : normal distance between balls is 1.5 cm. Check for carbonised spots  can mean incorrect
antena length.

DSC-ARQ pcb : newer boards (for 800 series) can also be used in 700 series (dipswitches to be set), inverse is not
possible.

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JSS700 home
JSS710 : 400W
JSS720 : 800W

EXCITER OUTPUT LEVEL : (remove upper front-panel, exciter board right lower corner)
- Set Sidetone ON (if no sidetone, whistle a stable tone in mike while keying)
- Press bottomswitch to key Tx
- Press top switch up/down to increase/decrease output level
- Store by pressing middle switch
- Switch off Sidetone
- Switch Transceiver OFF/ON and confirm setting

SOFT : (08/99)
Data terminal : V 2.00  V 2.20 FLOPPY
MF/HF controller : V 10.11  V 10.12 ROM IC
DSC : V 1.15  V 2.23 ROM IC
NBDP : V 2.07  V 2.10 ROM IC
Exciter/SSB generator : V 5/2.5  V 7.1 ROM IC

SELFTEST : select FUNC on RTX keyboard.

POSITION :
On DSC, press memo 1.

Connection to GPS for position update:

NMEA signal can be connected to
connection box NQE 878 (this is connection for control unit)
to do so connect to TB5 pin 1 and 2
if several control units those pins are linked in each one.
junction board CQD 1710 in main transceiver unit TB1 pins 75 and 76 or 43 and 44
75 and 43 are linked together as well as to TB5 pin 1 in item a
On the control units at the back side DIP switch SW1 number 4 has to be OFF (=UP) for NMEA format or ON
(=DOWN) for JRC format.
On the control units at the back side DIP switch SW1 number 5 has to be OFF (=UP) for NMEA disabled or ON
(=DOWN) for NMEA enabled.
On SAGA RIVER the LOCAL PCB software was SU 2.6 and V 1.09 dated 91-12-09 (was informed this is very old
software). It was accepting NMEA but only V 1.5 after switching OFF check sum, only supplying GLL and VTG and
configured for only TWO decimals.

REMARK: To check the position go to DSC then MEMO – 1 - ENTER. When the position is updated the UTC time
is changed. It takes 10 mins before the position is updated. Whenever MEMO 1 was called the UTC time was
always 00.00 then 00.10 then 00.20 …….02.20 then 02.30 etc.

MMSI : (top panel)

Strap has to be closed, else no access to setup.
Use RTX keyboard, not laptop keys.
Use  key to scroll in menu.
MF/HF CONTROLLER OPERATION MF/HF CONTROLLER DISPLAY
[DSC] Date information
[*] + [ENT] Initialize OFF
Use arrow-key until MMSI, insert MMSI
Press # to store and exit setup
Switch OFF, remove link and test if OK

[.][ENT] will put "Initialize ON", is only needed to initialise after installation or replacement of PC-board or ROM. Not
needed for MMSI reprogramming. For normal setup, INITIALIZE should be OFF.

If always loosing MMSI  may be due to flat Nicad on LOCAL pcb, is a 3.6V battery, receives more than 4V for
charging.

If no success : try to change date to something before year 2000 and repeat procedure, then change date back to
normal

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SELCALL : home
[TLX], Data terminal operation, F9, [1], type required input n°, enter selcall number,

ATTENTION : CME-252-A dipswitch setting :

Dipswitch S501-5
JSS710 / JSS720 ON
JSS800 / JSS850 OFF

DIPSWITCH SW1 (top/back of CU) :

Switch Function ON OFF

1 Dimmer intensity Can go untill light is off Can go until light is almost off
2&3 Priority controller : Switch 2 Switch 3 Priority
MAIN1 or MAIN2 OFF OFF MAIN 1
OFF ON MAIN 2
4 DATA FORMAT JRC NMEA VER 0183
5 GPS provision Position info is used Not provided
6&7 MF/HF SES DC Switch 6 Switch 7 Dimmer setup
operation key LED OFF OFF Bright
dimmer setup OFF ON Darker
ON OFF Darker
ON ON Dark
8 Others than DSC Alarm buzzer disabled Alarm buzzer enabled
distress signal alarm
buzzer set-up

JSS800 home
NCH852 : if hanging  see special note, or use final solution : in controller, below upper board sits another board
with backup battery  disconnect.

RESET for errors:

(f.e. antenna tuner error, or PA error, resulting in reduced power operation)
1. Remove transceiver control PCB
2. Put link from U4 pin 32 to PCB ground
3. Refit PCB, errors should be reset.

MMSI : jumper W1 to be fitted on DSC pcb CDJ1085 ?

dipswitch

W1

connector

1/ Press DSC on controller

2/ Select SETUP on Function display and set MMSI
3/ Cut W1

If no success : try to change date to something before year 2000 and repeat procedure, then change date back to
normal

ANSWERBACK : jumper W1 to be fitted on NBDPpcb CDJ1980

(one time just went to TLX without fitting W1, go down with arrow in menu until System Set, , go to item, , and
type in new info  ok !)

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 dipswitch

W1

connector

1/ Press NBDP on controller

2/ Select SYSTEM SET on Function display and set selcall and answerback
3/ Cut W1

BATTERY CHARGER : home

TYPE MODEL FLOATING CHARGE EQUAL CHARGE

LEAD NON/SEALED SS200 26.2 29.4
LEAD SEALED HSE 26.8 26.8
ALKALI AM/P 28.4 30.4

Adjustment :
1/ Pull out power unit until potmeters visible, turn ON AC breaker only
2/ Make sure switch SW1 is set to EQUAL/ORDINARY
3/ Set EQUAL/ORDINARY switch on TX to ORDINARY
4/ Adjust RV3 so that voltage between TP1 and TP2 is equal to voltage floating charge corresponding battery
5/ Reset EQUAL/ORDINARY switch on TX to EQUAL
6/ Adjust RV4 to equal voltage of corresponding battery, between TP1 and TP2
Note : if sealed battery set equal and floating to 26.8V and set SW1 to « ordinary only » as equal charge is not
necessary for sealed battery.

POWER SETTINGS : see special notes

First dipswitch on exciter PCB enables push-buttons,
Check power on BIRD-meter, adjust, then SET.

DRIVE+BIAS adjustment :
 Turn all pots down, check on meter (5A)  zero A
 Set BIAS1 for 0.2A (on board aside Drive amplifier)
 Set BIAS2 for O.2A  0.4A on meter
 Set R1 for 0.8A  1.2A on meter (on board between PA’s PA Alarm Card)
 Set R2 for 0.8A  2.0A on meter
 Set R3 for 0.8A  2.8A on meter
 Set R4 for 0.8A  3.6A on meter

HOST pcb : in RTx and controller are the same but do not swap, also, if replacement needed  replace both

ATTENTION : CME-252-A dipswitch setting :

Dipswitch S501-5
JSS710 / JSS720 ON
JSS800 / JSS850 OFF

JSS825 home
Versions :
 AC/DC
 DC only
 NBDP/DSC
 DSC only

TUNE prob : if tuning time over / swr alarms,  APC on CFJ166 (low pass filter pcb in PA) is set too high. (tune
output too high  SWR too high) In tune should be +/_ 10W.

Driver : input +/- 1 à 2W, output +/- 20W

JSS825 + NCT610D DSC

 Put ST5 to A before switch on

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 Select SYSTEM from initial display,
 Select DSC set-up, ENTER
 Select SELF ID & insert MMSI, ENTER
 When settings are done select SAVE, ENTER

 Select SYSTEM from initial display,

 Select NBDP set-up, ENTER
 Select ARQ/FEC 4-5 digit & set correct number
 Select ARQ/FEC 9 digit & set MMSI
 Select answerback & and set a/b
 Select SAVE & ENTER
Backside
JSS825 + NCT620D DSC
MMSI :
 put ST5 to A before switch on,
 [FUNC] [6][2][0]
 Use arrows to select MMSI & enter new MMSI , [Save/enter] ST5
 [FUNC] [Save/enter]
 put ST5 back to B

JSS825 + NCT196 DSC Frontside

MMSI :
 put S1 - 3 to ON before switch on,
Then :
- or : keep pressing MENU while switching ON & change MMSI, exit with [FUNC] 9, to save
- or :
 [FUNC] [6][2][0]
 Use arrows to select MMSI & enter new MMSI
 [FUNC] [Save/enter]
 put S1 - 3 back to OFF
Writing USER channels :
 press FUNC & choose mode (f.i. USB1)
 press FUNC set noise blanker (f.i. NB8)
 use number keys for input of user channel number 1-400
 press FUNC (lights up) press MW ITU for at least 1 sec
 freq & mode are stored now

to recall user channel : input channel n°, press OPE ENT

Antenna tuner adjustments :

 hold down FUNC and UP Key
 use number keys for giving in 108
 parameter at right side display is now blinking
 input parameter 1 for alarm distress freq/ 2 for tuning user channel freq.
 Now tuning starts automatically
 When tuning is complete, input other parameter, same procedure

JSS850 home
MMSI : connect W1 jumper on DSC board (CDJ1085A)
Select DSC, System settings, Func, self id, input MMSI, OK, select group ID, input groupn°, OK, Save, remove W1
jumper

ID&Answerback : connect W1 jumper on DSC board (CDJ1085A)

Select Telex , System settings, Func, select 4/5 or 9 digit Id and input ID, select answerback and input answerback,
select Write Setting, remove W1 jumper

SETTING- UP : see special notice (power, frequencies, stations, …)

To enter : select NCH Options from System,
set [.] for Field Work in the user setting,
Input [.][8][0][0][#] as the password, then OK, confirm Edit/send Device stting is SRAM [G :], de rest is te lastig om
samen te vatten

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SELFTEST : PA error 34 is not described in manual
Cause : exciter (in selftest) does not drive final stage
 check connector exciter-driver
 check connector at rear of PA
 test exciter on 12MHz, sometimes the selftest shows OK even if exciter level is zero.
 exciter can be defective
 pay attention to RF line circuit EXCDRIVEPA,
or disconnect RF line  might show error 34/40.

NMEA : pins 1 and 9 of GPS input.

JUE45A MKII home

Commissioning test JUE 45 A MK II

Telephone to be connected to port 2 (FAX port)

Normal telex call press LINE,type /CES+NL

To prepaire a message select FLIST 1 or 2 then chose any number and file name.

To send a message go on line after contact select again FLIST 1 or 2 the message number and after appearing the
message on the screen press TRANSFER for few seconds.

For telephone tests normal call request telephone with companders from second ID 99*CES#
Without companders from second ID 99**CES#

From Main ID with companders CES# without companders *CES#

Telex Distress calls. Push LINE then type /SOS/NL

Then select CES+

For telephone Distress Push remote button for >5sec until telephone starts ringing. Pick up telephone and dial
CES#

Remote distress button is needed when TWO ID option is fitted to carry out the second ID commissioning tests.
Same procedures as before.

Programming:

For answerback: Switch off the satcom

Remove the keyboard and next the printed circuit board behind it.
On the left side in the front insert jumper (link) JP1.
Restart the unit.
LINE, SES CONT and EDIT led’s should be ‘OFF’
Type in : /ID=1234567ABCD”NL”
Where is 1234567 ships main ID number and ABCD the answerback characters “NL” is new line
button (=enter)

For ID numbers: Switch off the satcom

Remove the MAIN PCU board
Store jumper (link) in the middle of the MAIN PCU board.
Refitt the PCB
Restart the unit
Press the ‘ONLINE’ button
Type in for main ID: /M ID=1234567’NL’
Type in for sec ID: /2 ID=1234567’NL’
Where is 1234567 the ships seven figures NL new line and there must be a space between the
slash and ID
To control the numbers type /H 23’NL’
After programming switch off the unit and remove the link. Then restart.

JUE75A home
ID-prom: located in center of PCB "seeprom" (8-pin) next to modem IC

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Installation parameter setting (with laptop):
1. Switch ON printer, DTE (laptop), IME (transceiver)
2. Insert JRC program disk
3. Type A: 
4. Type ISTDTE
5. Insert MES n°
6. Insert date
7. Insert time
8. Insert nav eq
9. Insert data port main  normally: DTE (MSG print ON, printer routed to IME)
10. Press F9
11. Eventually insert preferred NCS
12. Hold CTRL + HOME
13. Turn IME OFF and ON to load parameters

Operation:

1. Switch ON printer, DTE, IME

2. Insert program disk
3. Type OPEDTE

Usefull displays: ALT G ( ALT U, ALT S, ALT A)

Parameter setting with NDZ127C : (to adjust the date for example)
1. press CTRL/ALT/DEL
2. while starting up press CTRL/FN/PAUZE or CTRL/BREAK
3. set parameters
4. press CTRL/HOME
5. press CTRL/ALT/DEL

POWER SUPPLY SWITCHING:

To bypass the need for MF/HF-SES switching on MF/HF transceiver (JSS700 etc) when on battery, remove wiring
on Power Supply NBD-519A, TB1 - 5 and 6 (remote cont), and put link.
In blackout, the power supply for JUE75 will always be ON, even when MH/HF is selected.

JUE75C home
DTE-IME CABLE :
 Attention : the cable between DTE and IME is not a standard cable.
  when replacing the IME by a TT3606E or eample, always use the existing cable or make a new one
according to info below.
DTE IME
DCD 1 to 1 DCD
RD 2 to 3 SD
SD 3 to 2 RD
DTR 4 to 6 DSR
GND 5 to 5 GND
DSR 6 to 4 DTR
RTS 7 to 8 CTS
CTS 8 to 7 CTS
RI 9 to 9 RI

RESET 1 : after  find bootable program disk, go to A :, type OPEDTE

RESET-switch : if switch is broken by mis-use, all LEDs are ON & alarm is sounding. By-pass :

S1A: normally OPEN,

closed for RESET
S1A
S1B: normally CLOSED, S1B
OPEN for RESET

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ID SETTING :
1/ Switch ON DTE & printer, 30 secs later OPEDATE starts automatically
2/ Press CTRL FN  at same time E> is displayed
3/ Type ISTDTE
4/ Switch ON IME (transceiver)
5/ Input ID / delivery date / date / UTC / time difference / display time / Nav. Eq. (int/ext/no GPS) / buzzer
6/ Turn IME OFF and ON
7/ Press CTRL FN  at same time  data is now programmed in IME

ANTENNA :
 Always connect ground connection on antenna (RF pickup destroys antenna, = most common problem)
 Always use double screened coax.
 Broken antennas are not repaired by JRC.
 NAF74 / NAF74A no difference, only improved sealing for A-version, can be used both for JUE75 A, B and C.

JUE75A cfr JUE75B/C :

 Reset button JUE75A is on PCB (corner)(reset button is in series with backup battery and interrupts for reset,
processor board memory is emptied).
 Reset button JUE75B /C is external, on frontpanel.  be carefull when fitting JUE75B/C processor board in
JUE75A because if no closed contact from reset switch  no backup voltage  all data lost when switched
OFF.
 Fit link on PCB713

front
P713

Rx BOOSTER : in antenna, can be set in set-up program ON/OFF, to adapt to coax cable length.
Default : ON. Can be OFF for cable lenghts below 30m.

Adressbook : in internal memory. Cannot be transferred to floppy.

NQE3030 : has 3 NMEA ampli. Every ampli can normally take 2 loads. For some reason the JUE75C consumption
is higher than normal  connect as a single load to 1 ampli, or connect straight in parrellel with NMEA input (GPS).

NDZ127 DTE : dimmer control is or CTRL D, or CTRL I.

NDZ99A : = Toshiba T1000, does not work without its PC battery.

NDZ99B : = Toshiba T1910, common problem is internal power supply.
NDZ99C : = Toshiba T2110, keyboard has to be set for UK, (99A, 99B for USA mode)

ID :
 Serial number prom is 8-pin, to be built over when fitting new CCU board.
 If not printed out in alarm history  RF problem in cabling PC-RTx,  earthing to be improved.

CBD1286 : common problem on AC : protectors on input line shorting to ground,  fuse blowing,  cut out
protectors

POWER SUPPLY SWITCHING:

To bypass the need for MF/HF-SES switching on MF/HF transceiver (JSS700 etc) when on battery, remove wiring
on Power Supply NBD-519A, TB1 - 5 and 6 (remote cont), and put link.
In blackout, the power supply for JUE75 will always be ON, even when MH/HF is selected.

JUE300/310 home
ANTENNA : no more gyrowheels,
JUE300 : normally no probs.
JUE310 : probs  special upgrade kit, see special book : JUE310B ADE improvement procedures.

ERROR : if « call request » is cleared & :

CAUSE FEDC = PA defective

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LT30 = power lower than 30dB

ISN : inmarsat serial number (on CCU board : 8-pin prom, sits on motherboard, for 300 soldered, for 310 in socket)

4 digits 2 digits 3 digits 6 digits

Inmarsat serial number Manufacturer SES ID Forward ID
001 to 006 = 300
007 = 310

JUE300 cfr JUE310 :

JUE300 : external options (buzzer, cardreader, remote, etc) are separatly connected, address to be programmed
(difficult).
JUE310 : external options are connected with 5-core bus line, every unit has internal address-switch to be set.

JUE310 PS : SMPS has checkpoints, do not repair but replace completely.

HIGH-SPEED DATA : tested software 

 Hyperterminal
 PC+
 PROCOM+
CROSS-TALK

HIGH-SPEED DATA interface NQA-1951A :

Com port speed to be set at 115200
In handset will appear HSD as indication of kind of call, on controller will appear D/FAX
Special drivers from JRC are needed : PPP.INF & V120.INF.
Normally as for Xantic Weblink PPP.INF to be selected
On m/v DOCE ISLAND the driver was OK for WIN98 but not OK for WINXP

Reprogramming :
1) put VDU (telex) on line with LINE push button. Keep button pressed till READY in display.

2) Type /OPTION/ and then press ENTER button. The activated options will be shown.

3) Type /ROM/ and then press ENTER button. The actual programmed ID's will be shown.
On the first line of the print out you will find the ISN (Inmarsat Serial Number)

4) Enter the technical Service Mode by typing the command

/KEY=(the last six digits of the ISN) and press ENTER button
in the display should appear OK. MAINTENANCE COMMAND OPENED

5) To programm the numbers you have to carry out previous items to be in maintenance level.
Then type
/ID P(X)=(OID)/(IMN)
where is X in PX the PORT number
OID = ORIGINATING number given by INMARSAT (given by Inmarsat in hex,  first to be converted to decimal !)
IMN = Inmarsat Mobile Number (9DIGITS)
Remember to put a SPACE between ID and PX

PORT 1 till 6 can be used for VOICE or FAX

PORT 7 To be used for TELEX
PORT 8 To be used for ASD (9600)
PORT 9 To be used for HSD (56K/64K)

REMARK: for HSD same command line is used but at the end the telephone port number used for dialing must be issued. So
command is:
/ID PX=(OID)/(IMN)/PX²

6) Switch OFF and back ON the MCU and check the settings by going ON LINE and typing
/ROM/ followed by ENTER

7) For programming the VDU (telex answerback)

Switch off the unit
Insert jumper S5
Switch ON the unit

Press RELEASE button till IDLE indicated in right upper conner

Type /ID=(IMN)(four letters)
IMN is Inmarsat Mobil Number = 9 figures
Four letters are the letters given by Inmarsat
Those 9 fig and 4 char must be put in without any space and no X at the end. This is all done automatically.

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 Check AB by pushing HERE IS button
Switch OFF the unit
Remove jumper S5
Restart the unit
Check the AB

Store jumper on VDU (NDZ-127B1) PC board :

Short to store

Open when
ready

JUE410F home
If laptop connected directly to Ethernet port a crossed cable is to be used.
IP Adress: 192.168.0.1

Configuration tool to be opened with Internet Explorer ( or equivalent)

In address field use 192.168.0.1

USER LEVEL:
User Name: To be defined by Manager
Pswd: To be defined by Manager

MANAGER LEVEL: (default)

User name: ADMIN
Pswd: 0001

SERVICE LEVEL: (default)

User name: JRC
Pswd: 9998

Remark: On previous service found out in the MES ID ISDN list the ISDN ID number was linked to the IMN number.
This way the service (UDI) was indicated.
I had to store the IMN number in the ISDN modem as MSN number before an outgoing call was possible.

NCR300A home
ANTENNA : 9V, 6 à 10mA, 10kOhm

SOFTWARE (year 2000)

JUE75A
MAIN V2.7 MDM V2.3 DTE V2.6
WITH DTE NDZ99 : V5.1
WITH DTE NDZ127C : V4.2

JUE75C
MAIN not IMO V4.1
MAIN IMO V4.4
MDM V4.0
DTE V4.2

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DATA TERMINALS USED FOR JUE75A
NDZ99A = TOSHIBA T-1000SE
NDZ99B = TOSHIBA T-1919/120
NDZ99C = TOSHIBA T-2110/350
Or upgrade kit 7ZZSC 0005 to modify into NDZ127C
DATA TERMINAL USED FOR JUE75C
NDZ127B (NDZ127C is usd for JUE75A only)

JHS32A
JHS32A CONTROLLER CDJ1490 : A5.21 F
NCH414 : A5.10

JSS850
System version RemoteController HOST Board DSC NBDP Exciter-SSB gen. Tuner Control
CDJ1604 CDJ1604 CDJ1085A CDJ1980A CME252A CDJ1853
IC5 IC6 IC5 IC2 IC2 IC203 IC3
SV1.0 97/11/21 V1.10 V1.00 V3.10 V2.10 V8.2 V1.0
SV1.1 99/1/25 V1.30 V1.20

JSS825D
DATE DSC DSC Radio-telepho Radio-telepho Radio-telepho Antenna-tuner RemoteControl
NCT620D/ NCT620D/ NTD825/ NTD825/ NTD825 NFC825/ NCH449/
CDJ1434 CDJ1434 CDC923 CDC923 CDJ1701 CFG146 CDJ1718
MAIN ROM SUBROM MAIN ROM SUB ROM WKR ROM ROM ROM
97/08/29 V2.20B V2.20B V1.8 V1 .1 V1.1 V1.2 Version None
98/02/12 V2.1
99/01/15 V2.32 V2.32 V2.4 V2.4

JSS825N
DATE DSC/NBDP DSCNBDP DSC/NBDP DATA term Radiotelep Radiotelep Radiotelep Antenna Remote
MODEM MODEM MODEM tuner Controller
NCT610A/ NCT610A/ NCT610A/ NDZ127N/ NTD825/ NTD825/C NTD825/ NFC825/ NCH449/
CDJ1434 CDJ1434 CDJ1434 CDC923 CDC923 DC923 CDJ1701 CFG146 CDJ1718
Main DSC Main NBDP
ROM ROM Sub ROM Main ROM Main ROM Sub ROM WKR ROM ROM ROM
IC2 IC3 IC202 IC2 IC2 IC7 IC21 IC11 IC3
97/08/29 V1.00 V1.00 V1.00 V1.00 V1.9 / V2.0 V1.1 V1.1 V1.2 Vers. None
98/02/12 V2.2

JSS800
System vers. Remote con. Local con. Local (ITU) Dsc NBDP Exc/SSB gen Tuner contr. Ant.tunrCKT
CDJ1817 CDJ1800 CDJ1800 CDJ1085A CDJ1980A CME252A CDC800 CFG8016
IC3 IC2 IC3 IC2 IC2 IC203 IC2 IC5
98/04/22 V2.20 V1.40 V1.1 V3.10 V2 .10 V8.4 V2.1 V2.0

JSS700
Syst.vers. Data term. Data term. MF/Hfcon Loc.Con. DSC NBDP Receiver WatchRx SSBgen Ant.tuCKT
NWZ700 NDZ800 NCH700/ CDJ1100 CDJ1085 CDJ1980 NRD740/ NRD720/ CME252 CDJ1038
CDJ1117 A A CDC617M CDC619M
Floppy Floppy IC2 IC2 IC2 IC2 IC8 IC8 IC203 IC3
SV3.6 ‘99 V2.21 V2.30 V11.00 V1.30 V3.10 V2.10 V0172 V0170D V8.2 V3.2

KONGSBERG home
SEATEX AIS 100 : password « AIS »

LEICA
MK10 / MX400 home
Antenna: can work with Furuno GPA-017

MK10 philips, MX400 Leica: wrong date

1. Press the AUX key several times until the AUX7 screen appears.
2. Press the leftmost softkey 3 times. The softkeys are the unmarked buttons below the display.
This will bring the Eng’e Level: 3 mode on the bottom line of the left window.
3. Press the CFG key to show CFG1 screen.
4. Scroll down to the Initial Pos menu.
5. Press the E key.
6. Scroll down to the “UTC Date” and enter the correct DD/MM/YYYY

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 7. Scroll down to “Reset the UTC Date and Time”.
8. Press the Change softkey to change the value to YES.
9. Press the E key to exit.
10. Check the POS2 screen to verify if the date is correct.
11. End of procedure.

MX200 home
Backup battery: 3x 1,5V Alkaline battery LR1-N
Na vervangen blijft counter battery staan.
Te resetten als volgt:
SETUP / BOAT DATA / 4x pijltje naar links / enter / RESET AGE

LOKATA
NAVTEX home
ANTENNA : 11 à 13 V, 100mA (fuse 200mA), 1.7Mohm

MAGNAVOX home

MARCONI home
OCEANLINK
TUNE: supply/FN/+

ORCADES see also Trimble Inm C

PRINTER :
BAUD RATE SETTING : 3 buttons : line feed, S = setup, O = on line
Press setup, starts printing, prints fe 2400, press setup,  menu with 6 speeds, S to enter, press S as many times
as mentioned for required baudrate on menu, press O for accept, on next menu select autolinefeed OFF in same
way.
Old consoles : 600Bd, new consoles : 1200 Bd
In configuration setup set for DCE printer.

MCMURDO home
TRANSAS ( AIS )
Password : or « OK », or « user »
Password administrator : « service »
Or « UAIS »

TRANSAS SSAS ( Ship Guard )

RESET :
IMPORTANT NOTE : Please ensure system key is in "TEST" or "OFF" mode before commencing
1. Disconnect 24v power supply from control unit.
2. Remove terminal battery from sat101 terminal.
3. Disconnect antenna lead from sat101 terminal.
4. Wait for at least 5 minutes.
5. Re-connect antenna lead to sat101 terminal ensuring it is firmly tightened.
6. Re-connect 24v power supply to control box.
7. Check status of LED to confirm reset is successful*
8. Re-connect terminal battery onto sat101 terminal
* System led will start to flash red, then it will flash red-off-green-off, then it will flash red-green-red-green, then it will flash green-off-green-off for
system OK (this process will usually take between 1-5 minutes to complete)

Please confirm LED sequence once complete.

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1. Switch system key to "TEST" position.
2. Activate primary button for 2 minutes and release, then wait 2 minutes
3. Activate secondary button for 2 minutes and release, then wait 2 minutes
4. Return system key to "ON"

Afterwards, check with Transas if everything is working fine, telephone number: +49 40 890 66 60

NERA home
F77
PHONE PIN : 1234
OWNER password : 1234567890

PROBS :
plenty problems have relation with device manager in VT LITE. Best is to restart with device manager to factory
default settings.

Tilt sensor or tracking control unit : after replacement calibration of tilt sensor is required.
Press small switch in tracking control unit until LED is ON. Restart unit (f.e. by disconnecting coax). After restart of
antenna, the LED should remain ON.

MPDS : use of WIN2000 or XP is advisable.

SATURN 3 + 3S
To program new ID in SATURN 3 and 3S:
This is done by EPROM (U3 on DATA processor board)
To check ID’s go on line, type CONTROL and then V (for version).
Also check the TDM by typing D (display). Priority, channel type, ocean region and TDM number will be given.
If forth digit off ID is even the TDM number should be ZERO, if ODD then TDM should be ONE.
To change just press T and the correct number. home

SATURN 3S90
To program new ID in SATURN 3S 90:
- Remove the frontpanel from SATURN.
- Insert a jumper on the two pins situated on the lower front of the DATA PROCESSOR PCB.
(should be done with unit on)
- Go on line by telex (OKITEX) (press twice the call clear button to go on line)
- Type CONTROL (no enter)
- Type WRITEEEPROM (no enter)
- Telex will ask if menu is needed. Press Y.
- Press M for main id and then 7 digits. (No enter). Answer Y when asked to store.
- Press S for second ID and again 7 digits as before. N is for national and F for fleet ID.
- Press P for a print out of all ID’s.
- Stop programming by pressing E (for end).
- SATURN will restart now. After starting up remove the jumper. (without switching off the unit)
- To check ID’s go on line, type CONTROL and then V (for version).
- Also check the TDM by typing D (display). Priority, channel type, ocean region and TDM
number will be given.
- If fourth digit off ID is EVEN the TDM number should be ZERO, if ODD then TDM should be
ONE.
- To change just press T and the correct number.

To program new ANSWERBACK in OKI MT 100N:

This is done by PROM ( small prom situated at left front side of main processor board )
To program new ANSWERBACK in OKITEX 500:
 Switch of the unit. At right side next to the keyboard connector is a square whole. Behind it you will find four
(next to four hidden ones. Totaly eight) dip switches. UP means OFF and DOWN means ON.
 Number three should be ON. (= back up battery).
 Push down number two, switch ON the unit and wait for MESSAGE MEMORY DELETED print out on the
printer.
 Switch of the unit, return DIP switch two to original position.
 Push down number ONE (this is the one to the front). Restart the unit.

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 Load the default parameters (1) and then select AB programming (number 5).
When programming AB should be the correct format = CR – LF – FS – seven digits – SP – LS – four
characters – LS – SP – X – SP
(letter shift is A… at right side of keyboard figure shift is 1… at left side)
( CR = carriage return / LF = line feed / SP = space / FS = figure shift / LS = letter shift )
 After programming return to main screen by pushing ESCAPE button, and switch off the unit.
 Return DIP switch number ONE to upper position.
 Restart unit and check answerback (can be done by pressing HERE IS if prepairing a message)

SATURN B home
OWNER password : 123456
Technical password : 753951

TELEX Answerback :
 Select access level OWNER by :
- FUNC 1 2 ENTER  current level (user=1 , operator=2, Renter=3, owner=4)
– ENTER 4 (owner=4)
– ENTER 123456 ENTER (123456= normally the password)
– now access level is owner, press ESC (3X) until Idle.
 Program answerback by :
- FUNC 7 6 ENT
– ENT 1 ENT
– 9-digit IMN ENT
– 4-letter name ENT
– revert to Idle by pressing 3X ESC
 Set access level back to user (=1), (see above)

SATURN C home
SOFT : EU  2.5 (U70/71), PC  2.5f

RESET : if EU failure disconnect internal backup battery in EU and short connections on pcb to discharge
remaining voltage may help
Battery : if internal battery empty  strange problems with date/time etc

Gridlite PC : obsolete Y2K

UPGRADE :
1. Replace 2 proms in EU, load program to PC by floppy
2. If on PC plenty programs such as windows etc., and autoexec etc loading a lot of programs  after upgrade
the system may be reporting « insufficient memory » and addresses etc cannot be saved.
Better check first autoexec and config / remove with rem unnecessary stuff, may be difficult to do after upgrade
because cannot easily return to dos

SATURN C + TT3606E :
 Change startup in bios to A:/C : (passwords : TASPAC, CAPSAT, SRHINT)
 Insert CONFIGURATION DISK and boot-up (all files on flash drive will be deleted and system files will be
transferred)
 Type DFORMAT C : (this file is on floppy, it clears and formats the flash)
 Reboot
 After installation of the system files, type c :
 Type DIR
 Screen shows 3 files installed, 54869 bytes occupied, 1566720 free.
 Restart and change in bios to C:/A :
 Reboot and go to A :
 Type INSTALL

Questions/answers : SOLAS/GMDSS with distress calling capabilities, older version installed : NO, monitor : colors,
directory program files : \SATURN, directory system files : \SATURN\SYSTEM, drive C :, directory message files
\SATURN\MESSAGE, OK to continue installation YES, COM1, start automatically YES, type in your ID number,
update files without asking.

FLOPPY: better save all traffic data only on floppy

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 Insert empty floppy
 Go to Utilities/FileDiskUtilities/ChangeDrive
 Select A:
Saturn\System, Saturn\Message\Egc, and Saturn\Message\Spool directories will be created on the floppy.
The files will be made when the function is started (fe addressbook).
Log and addressbook file size is fixed and cannot be increased (when empty = filled with spaces).
Addressbook max about 50 addresses, when trying for more system reports NOT ENOUGH MEMORY.

NERA - UK, serial-parallel converter for EGC printer on bridge:

Sat C -side: print 103-204

1 - white/orange 1 4 5
2 - white/blue
2
3 - blue/white
3 6
4 - orange/white
5 - no connection
6 - green/white
7 - white/green (this core is connected to the flying white wire)
8 - screen (connects to solder point on plug shell)
7

Printer -side: print 103-203

orange/white
Green/white

White/blue

White/orange
Blue/white

shield
White/green

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WORLDCOMMUNICATOR home
User level: 1234
Owner password: 1234567890
DECT base station password = the FIRST four digits of the owner password (if still default: 1234)

WORLDPHONE home
PIN CODE: 123456
OWNER PASSWORD: 1234567890

OKI home
OKI 182 – 280

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 To connect a serial printer to the DTE port on the MCU use a 25 leader
cable (one to one) with lead 20 cut off.

OKI 280 new series 2007 :

Thrane & Thrane, New version H-1252B printer
There is a new type H1252B printer which requires programming for proper use in combination with an INM-C or
telex system (NBDP). Default the printer is programmed for the INM-C systems. If a new type of printer is to be
placed check the software version first.
Perform the self test and check the version number. If E1 = telex , if E2 = INM-C
Selftest is done by pressing first and fourth button on the printer while powering up. Keep them pressed until printer
starts printing the test page.
Reprogramming of the printer is done by connecting your laptop directly to the printer, use printer-cable, and
selecting the inmarsat.exe or telex.exe file which can be found on the installation cd-rom.
This cd-rom is normally delivered with the printer but can also be found on the Thrane e-support site and on the
RHNL network (Tt-123775 reva.zip).
I advise to download the software instead of using the cd-rom, we already encountered cd-roms which did not have
all the files and/or had corrupted files.

OKIFAX 460 home

ECM: error correcting mode  OFF for all satcom (except Inm.A, not important).
To confirm: send a fax, when on transmission report is written under MODE:
ECM  = ECM mode enabled
G3  = ECM mode disabled

1) General_

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The OKIFAX 460 has a default setting wich is not convenient for satellite communication. The parameters are easy
to change. Please have a check on this parameters and correct where necessary before operating.

2) Check parameter settings

- Switch power OFF.

- At the bottom side under a small cover are eight dip switches.
- Ensure dip witches I till 4 are set to OFF-ON-OFF-ON (tx attenuation lOdB)
- Set dip switch 5 to -ON- to reduce rtx modem speed to 4800(for sat M and mini M).
- Set dip switch 6 to -ON- to enter system test/settinqs.
- While switching power ON again, keep the button ''KOPI/START'' pressed untill message 'System test/system
settings'' appear in the display.
- Few seconds later display changes to 'ROM VERSION''.
- Step trough the menu by pressing the -STOP- button till. 'SATELLITE DELAY'' appear.
- Press button -START- and read valeu: if valeu is 50, select 00-) and press -START-. If already 00, just press
-START-.
- Now display shows 'ECM MODE''. Press buttons -START- and -STOP-to switch off. (ECM = OFF)
- Press the -STOP- button additionally a few times to exit from the menu

3) Clear Memory:

- Switch power OFF and ON again.

- Press button -SELECT FUNCTION- once.
- Press button -START- twice.
- Press -CODE button 01- once.
- Press -START- button twice
- Switch power OFF and ON again. Display will show MEMORY CLEARED followed by the usual stand-by
picture.

4 Set SYSTEM SETTINGS/TEST back to off.

- Switch power OFF.

- Set dip switch 6 back to off, and replace the small cover.
- Switch power ON again.

RAYTHEON home
RM808 AIS home
Setup :
Select « service configuration » from main menu
User password « NAUT » (if not changed)

RS8400 home
MODIFICATION: to avoid display blocking
Use modification kit from Intermarine and fit the ferrite core (handset cable to be turned 2 rounds on the ferrite
core, halfway the straight end near the transceiver) and confirm or fit a good ground connection from transceiver
(screw near coax-socket)

PROGRAMMING (new unit): select F, 7, use arrow to select ID, ent, insert MMSI, ent, also go to receiver and
select external receiver if no antenna for RS8400DSC – else ACK will never be received

PROGRAMMING (existing unit): set the red jumper on the middle board (= strap 4 on DSC pcb), select F, 7, use
arrow to select ID, ent, insert MMSI, ent, also go to receiver and select external receiver if no antenna for
RS8400DSC – else ACK will never be received

strap

eprom

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SOFTWARE : some soft (older than 981202) results in incorrect characters on display  replace eprom with new
soft. In some old units socket may be longer than eprom  fit as follows :

socket

eprom

STR1500C home
Difference with Trimble units :
Remote panel indication output is different with a standard Trimble unit because the AUX port is special configured
for the Raytheon STR1500CN.
The DCE type must be 224 and DCE options D200 0000, otherwise the led's don't have the correct function. You
can find these values in the radio configuration, the model type of the Trimble TNL 7001 transceiver has to be
17796-75.
Raytheon transceiver version on standard exchange base ID n°: 2010184 (april 2004)

PASSWORD BIOS : have seen for raytheon/trimble setup password bios was : « nit »

ID : go to terminal, switch dipswitch 6 on CPU board to ON, switch on transceiver while pressing SET for 5-6 secs,
press   until System generation menu, select Mobile number etc.
Pressing CTRL + C acts as a cancel function and brings you back to above menu.
Do not press ESC  problems, if done, switch off both units and start again as above.
Do not forget to switch 6 OFF, select 0 =quit, screen will prompt you to press set button and 

UPDATE :
 Switch on STR1500C and insert floppy with Update V.5A-B
 Choose QUIT
 Choose EXIT
 Enter password « 112831BD »
 When DOS prompt c :\GALAXY> appears, enter A :
 Enter UPDATE, then wait a few minutes
 After update is finished, the DOS prompt A : appears again
 Restart STR1500C

QUICKSEND :
If you can not leave QUICKSEND because password is corrupt
 Insert floppy Update V.5A-B
 Restart STR1500C
 Hit DEL to get BIOS
 Enter « nit » as password
 Change in BIOS boot sequence to A, C, SCSI, save and exit
 Now STR1500 boots from diskette and update starts automatically
 After update reset boot sequence to « C only »
 Save and exit

POSITION UPDATE (Trimble/Galaxy):

If problems with position update, check received mail.
If plenty messages (cfr Marc, more than 1.000 messages) probably processor has no time to handle position stuff.
(for Marc's ship: go to DOS, delete mail in C:\users\galaxy\v5_10\newmail)

MEMORY TOO SMALL or QUICKSEND- menu inactif or long starting up time :

Exit to DOS (password 112831BD , (Trimble))
In DOS go to DIR GALAXY & delete files in MAIL directory
Restart

STR2000 home
Set-up:
F7-F9
to set PA to "both PA ATU"
to set power level to 400W

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to check configuration (MMSI, A/B, etc)

PASSWORD: fuzz
Password for BITE : pink

MMSI new installation :

1/ after initialisation, press F10
2/  to common setup 
3/  
4/ type MMSI 
5/ esc esc Y
6/ reset

MMSI reprogramming:
1/ go to DOS, Alt + F12 together, Y
2/ type « edit c:\str2000\gdta\gmdss.ini » 
3/ instead of MMSI type : « none »
4/ press ALT + F, save
5/  and  
6/ type « gss » 
7/ after initialisation, press F10
8/  to common setup 
9/  
10/ type new MMSI 
11/ esc esc Y
12/ reset

SELCALL + ANSWERBACK :
1/ from main menu, go to DOS, ALT + F12, Y
2/ type « edit c:\str2000\rdta\rcom.ini » 
3/ type the 4 first digits of the 5 digit selcall and press space,
4/ press delete 5 times to delete old selcall,
5/ type new MMSI
6/ press delete 9 times to delete old MMSI
7/ go with  and coming after the hooks <> type the new answerback : number, space, callsign, space, X
(callsign and X in caps)
8/ delete old answerback
9/ press ALT + F
10/  to exit  
11/ type « gss » 
12/ after initialisation F7, F9, 
13/ , tone, ,  , tone,  , ,
screen looks like
SELCALLNR(476) : 1234
SELCALLNR(625) : 123456789
ANSWERBACKSTRING : <>12345 ABCD X <>
14/ back to main menu
15/ esc, esc, esc
16/ go to DOS, ALT + F12, 
17/ type : « edit c:\str2000\rdta\rcom.ini », 
18/ type the correct 5digit sellcall, the file will look like 12345123456789<>12345 ABCD X<>\1\…..
19/ press ALT + F
20/  to exit  
21/type « gss », after initialisation,
22/ F7, F9, 
23/  tone, the screen looks like
SELCALLNR(476) : 12345
SELCALLNR(625) : 123456789
ANSWERBACKSTRING : <>12345 ABCD X <>
24/ back to main menu, esc, esc, esc

POWER CONTROL : press « ALT + Q » in telephony or telex to read power on display

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EXCITER ERROR 0 dB : may be a measurement problem due to additional equipment (if system is working
properly and bite test is with 50 ohms dummy on exciter output without any errors).
Check resistance between ships ground and GND of the bridgeterminal STR2000 ; should be +16kOhm.
Disconnect every DC supply by removing the small (auto) fuses, until error disappears.
Eventually disconnect battery to let error disappear from bite test.

TELEX :
F7 Radiocomm
Trafficmode - Radiotelex
Scan chain mode
F2 EDIT - Rx / 2 - Bern - enter
Scan mode
F2 EDIT
ON RX TX CHAN SELCALL
* OFF 084205 083805 809 3502
Enter - Yes
Call ARQ - Shift F5

System blocked :
Probably old soft = blocking when more than 50 DSC calls received.
Update to 2-0-3 E00.08 :
Insert update floppy DIS2070 & go to drive a :
At the prompt a:\> type « update »
After automatic updating, remove floppy & restart
Passwords needed :
NIT for BIOS
FUZZ for exit to DOS
PINK for BITE test
NOPA for Prevent/Allow TX Power (F5)

SOFT 2-0-3 E00.08 :

latest software version for our STR2000 system 2-0-3 E00.08.
With this version the locking up on DSC's shall disappear and the telex is full functional.
Boot 1529( version E00.06) is self extracting and bootable after that, it's for Disk On Chip systems.
The software DIS-2070 is not booting, so extract zip-file on a DOS 6.22 bootdisk(normally not necessary).
You can make a boot able diskette by typing "sys a:" at c:\> on a DOS 6.22 system.
Insert disk boot1529 in drive a:, exit to DOS with password "fuzz" change to drive a: and type "install".
Then update the system with DIS-2070( see below).
If you only want to update older 2-0-3(also 2-0-1) to E00.08 insert DIS-2070 (also for harddrive) and type at
the DOS prompt (after changing to drive a:) "update" .
The dformat command does clear up the whole Disk On Chip(on DIS-1529).
You can enter the BIOS with the password "nit", if necessary.
To get the Cyrillic version you must first install DIS-1378( with "install"), it's unfortunately no bootdisk
and only tested on Disk On Chip equipment, and then update with DIS-2070 as described above.
You can change to Cyrillic fonts in the telex editor (F8) with Ctrl-Shift on the right side, back to Latin
keys with the same buttons on the left side.

In the Safe to diskette word file, you'll find maybe helpful information how to safe important information
before a reinstallation of the complete software.

ROSS home
ROSS500
ANTENNA : never to be connected to ground, place plastic sheet between pipe and antenna

MMSI (new unit) : press SET, use arrows to select USER DSC ID, press ENT, insert shipsname on 2nd line from
bottom, insert MMSI on lower line, press ENT

MMSI (reprogramming) : select USER DSC ID entry mode from the user setups menu, enter the clear code
9874123654, ENT, insert new name and MMSI (for soft 227 or +)

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RAM clear : in the radio setup mode , NMEA position menu selection, type 13579  display gives instructions,
ENT=not clear, CLR= clear

SECURITY code master unlock : as for RAM clear but use 9957 for soft 0320 or +, 1219 for soft 1074 or +, 0827
for current soft. The code must be entered TWICE before taking effect

Russian AIS home

KTM-201P
Setup MMSI & IMO:
 Press Menu
 Use arrows to SETUP, enter
 Use arrows to MAIN SETUP, enter
 Key in « input »
 Using arrows & enter key in the password 20002 (if not changed previously)
 Pres F1 (OK) and then F2 (OK)
 Using arrows and enter you can select IMO or MMSI
 With « Input » you can change the settings with arrows & enter

Setup callsign, shipsname, length, etc. :

 Press Menu
 Use arrows to SETUP, enter
 Use arrows to STATIC, enter
 Key in « input »
 Using arrows & enter key in the password 20002 (if not changed previously)
 Pres F1 (OK) and then F2 (OK)
 Using arrows and enter you can select IMO or MMSI
 With « Input » you can change the settings with arrows & enter

SAAB home
R3 AIS
Setup :
Admin password : « admin »
User password : « user »

CAPS : press letter for + 3 seconds

R4 AIS
Setup :
 Password : normaal « user » maar soms ook « sperry » of admin » (toestel enige malen uit/aan zetten kan
helpen bij moeilijke toegang tot programming)

SAILOR home
H1252B
OKI 280 new series 2007 :
Thrane & Thrane, New version H-1252B printer
There is a new type H1252B printer which requires programming for proper use in combination with an INM-C or
telex system (NBDP). Default the printer is programmed for the INM-C systems. If a new type of printer is to be
placed check the software version first.
Perform the self test and check the version number. If E1 = telex , if E2 = INM-C
Selftest is done by pressing first and fourth button on the printer while powering up. Keep them pressed until printer
starts printing the test page.
Reprogramming of the printer is done by connecting your laptop directly to the printer, use printer-cable, and
selecting the inmarsat.exe or telex.exe file which can be found on the installation cd-rom.
This cd-rom is normally delivered with the printer but can also be found on the Thrane e-support site and on the
RHNL network (Tt-123775 reva.zip).

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I advise to download the software instead of using the cd-rom, we already encountered cd-roms which did not have
all the files and/or had corrupted files.

H4122 home
CONFIGURATION SSAS:
 Geen Fax mogelijk (dixit ANDERS BAK - SAILOR)
 SMS berichten kunnen alleen aan USA bezorgd worden. In Europa werkt het niet (geen overeenkomst Iridium -
European operators dixit ANDERS BAK)
 E-mail werkt maar adressen kunnen slechts max 25 characters lang zijn (i.v.m. SIMM card restricties dixit
ANDERS BAK - SAILOR)

STATUS:
Iridium SIMM card niet geactiveerd = geen ontvangst (4 ledjes handset aan bij opstart, na enkele secs uit)
Dit geeft het zelfde effect in de interface H 4122 zoals wanneer de serial cable naar de Iridium niet aangesloten is,
t.t.z. de status led in de interface gaat traag pinken. (+/- 1 x sec)
Indien alles OK blijft led interface constant branden.
Wanneer de led interface snel pinkt = geen GPS info

HT4520 (250 and 500 Watt TxRx) see also SKANTI TRP1000
Programming new MMSI number :
 On PCP 717 find small dip switch bank (four) S1. Number three should be, on the other ones OFF.
 Switch off the unit and change number one to ON. Restart the unit.
 Select FUNC then OPTIONS menu. Enter the access code ( 1234 )
 Select DSC then MMSI MMSI and <
 Key in the MMSI number and end by pressing ACCEPT. Transceiver must be switched off and on to store
settings.
 After checking number stop unit again and return switch number ONE to OFF.

OR :

 On PCP717 set dipswitch 1 ON

 Switch transceiver ON, then OFF
 Set dipswitch 1 back to OFF & restart transceiver
 Program MMSI via FUNC/OPTIONS/1234/DSC etc.
 Transceiver OFF & ON, confirm MMSI

Selftest for DSC by calling own watch receiver:

 Press TX CALL - select MORE - EXTENDED CALL - INDIVIDUAL
 Type own MMSI number (9digit)
 Select ACCEPT - MORE - SAFETY - SSB TEL - NO INFO - OMIT
 Select distress freq. (2187.5kc)
 Select ACCEPT and press SEND
 Display indicates CALL IN PROGRESS
 After few seconds INDIVIDUAL CALL RECEIVED
 Select VIEW to see the contents

Continuous TX:
 250W confirm output filter 727 part n° 10787271
 500W confirm output filter 927 part n° 630877

Controller HC4500 to be programmed for continuous Tx in Tx band "00" :

Power ON, Tel / Shift / Func / More / Options / 1 2 3 4 / Telephony / Freq band / Add / 016000 / Accept / 299990 /
00 / Accept / Cancel / Cancel - Power OFF

Antenna length: recommended 12-18 metres, with feeder angle 45/60 degrees (whip electrical length is 0.5 m
shorter than physical length.
home
MONITOR
Be carefull with monitor operating on battery: if battery voltage drops a lot  current increasing  monitor
transistors blowing.

Picture: linearity not OK (Sailor H1253B - Philips)

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Replace elco C521 - 47microF 25V (under HT transfo).

CONSOLE 2000
NMEA :
NMEA coax connection at right of console is linked with BNC at left side of console. This may result in earthing
problems with corrupt NMEA problems.
Better connect NMEA straight to small green connector (left side of console, between amplifiers and BNC)

RE2100 home
Software: latest (07/2000) controller soft release is version C1086U (checksum 4D46), prom partn° 726166.
1. major item: 2182 kHz default to SSB modulation, upgrade not mandatory
2. IF RE2100 used with RM2152 then upgrade is necessary !!

ADDRESS :
SP-07-X is Setting of remote terminal + test for synchronisation.
Press "0" and"1" together,  SP
Press "07",  SP-07-
nd
Press "2" ( 2 = address of 2 unit, which is normally RM2150, 3 = RM2151, 4 = R2120-duplexRx)
 SP-07-2 / YZ , where Y is the type of remote terminal and Z indicates if it is synchronised,
Y = 0  address will not be supported,
Y = 1  WatchRx RM2150,
Y = 2  TLX RM2151
Y = 3  Control unit C2140 / R2120,
Z = 0  not connected,
Z = 1  connected

in installation with RM2150 and RM2151, program as follows :

On RE2100 press « 0 » and « 1 » together,  in display « SP- press « 07 » « 2 »
If f.e. « 0-1 », press « 1 », contains will change to « 1-1 », after pressing « ENT » an « A » will be displayed to
notify that setting has been accepted. This was to program address of RM2150. RM2150 is equipment type 1 and
set on address 2.
For RM2151 press « 07 » « 3 » and contains need to be « 2-1 ». RM2151 is equipment type 2 on address 3. If you
also have R2120 (duplex receiver) this will come on address and equipment type is 3 (« 07 » « 4 » contains 3-1)
In RM2150/RM2151 address has to correspond with address in RE2100, i.e. in RM2150 SP address is 2, in
RM2151 address is 3.
Addresses can be programmed at random as long as units have matching address. If any conflicts  error 21

COMMON FAULTS :
 Error 21 : something wrong with sp-bus or addresses, or 1 unit not switched ON
 Error 71/81 : usually caused by defective transistors BFW17 on exciter pcb causing low output
 Error 73/75 : filter board capacitors broken  tune problems on some bands  replace filter board.
 Error 71 or 78 and intermittent faults : Tx processor board may be faulty.
 Error 71 (on 250W) or error 81 (on 600W) : (low power) plenty problems with connection board on 600W
version, best to replace complete Tx unit.
 The correct way to adjust output of RE2100 is as follows : connect 50 ohm dummy to red connector (RF), go to
service program SP-05-0, with scope directly on red connector you should measure 3.5 Vtt after preesing
handset pressel. Can be adjusted on power pcb with R30 (aft side of RE2100)
 After each major repair on RE2100 TX calibration has to be done using SP-25, 3.5Vpp adjustment.
Should always be done, also after replacement of filterboard, PA, etc., else other probs may show up.
 Always use matching soft for RE2100 and TX
 Many intermittent errors are often caused by TX control pcb
 When replacing Tx-processor remember to insert jumper P03 if required and to change soft
 If duplex receiver is fitted, use frequency control by CH only, else Rx and Tx on the simplex frequency.
 SP-bus interrupt line should be 4.8 to 5.1V with negative pulsing, ; if 3.5V not OK ?
Anyway, be very carefull when plugging in new units because interrupt buffers may blow.
 Intermittent or no (when covers are closed) speaker output : loudspeaker magnet is blocking 1 relay  try to
cure by putting 1mm metal plate between speaker and audio pcb.

SELFTEST : press 0 and 1 together,

 Battery voltage : select SP-20-0, ENT,  battery voltage when transmitting on Tx display, should be above 22V
 Vforward : select SP-22-2, ENT,  latest measured Vforward, should be above 9V DC
 SWR : select SP-23-0, ENT,  SWR, should be below 2
 Drive setting : select SP-26-1, ENT,  should be above 12

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RM2042 home
MMSI : use internal service switch (bottom side) and option menu, type the 9 digits for MMSI, the last digit will
disappear but go with next to ATIS and type 999, then go back with arrow to remove 999 and the last digit should
reappear.

NMEA : if unsensitive for NMEA signal  remove R40 (in base of optocoupler OC1, interface module)

SOFT : latest soft (01/2000)

C1123E (checksum 6A3A) p/n 729653, C1124E (checksum DC65) p/n 729654
Error in NMEA VTG corrected
MAN over board and Piracy Attack included, etc.

RM2150 home
COMMON FAULTS :
 If totally locked up, switch OFF/ON may help but mostly reinitialisation is necessary.
Open up, set S1-4 to ON. Switch ON  Eeprom initialising is displayed. Switch OFF and reset dipswitch.
Probably unit OK now but all settings are erased. To be reprogrammed via SP programming disk. If H2098
terminal available it can be used, else use laptop.
Go to terminal mode, , . Press shift F9 and the directory of program disk is shown.
Select the file RMSET , .
When the file is loaded, type « batch rmset », the file will be transferred to RM2150/51. After this the settings to
be set (sp-address, sel9, sel4, …).
Same for files RMFREQ and RMSTN.
Manual changes can be done in terminal mode.
 Set log printing ON, and on RM2151 « save to printer », else traffic is filling buffer and finally starts eating the
program which becomes corrupt then.
 If Philips GPS it can be that RM2151 locks up or position is scrolling over video. No solution, disconnect GPS.
 No DSC/TELEX reception and no modulation of transmitter : filter (modem) pcb faulty (early versions).
Reception can be checked by red LED flashing on rear of unit while scanning.

MMSI : set S2-4 to ON, switch ON, go to options, etc. Iets met ATIS, next, next, doen ook ofzo,  nul en ENT
samen indrukken om te saven. S2-4 terug ON zetten.
Opgelet : SP/Tbus may also be reset  problem in non-standard Sailor configuration with S1303/T1130,  before
resetting, check via options bus setting, addresses, DSC workfreqs, etc

DIPSWITCH :
Version 3
S1 OFF ON S2 OFF ON
1 not used 1 only factory normal
2 not initialise eprom Initialise eprom 2 DSC/TLX modem RM2151 DSCwatchrx RM2150
3 RM2150 scan all distress fqs RM2150 scan only 2187.5 3 Only factory Normal
4 Not used 4 Function mode off Function mode on

Version 4
S1 OFF ON S2 OFF ON
1 Use of SP bus Use of T bus 1 Only factory normal
2 Se of SP bus Use of T bus 2 DSC/TLX modem RM2151 DSCwatchrx RM2150
3 Not used 3 Only factory Normal
4 Not initialise eprom Initialise eprom 4 Function mode off Function mode on
5 RM2150 scan all distress fqs RM2150 scan only 2187.5
6 Not used

RM2151 home
See also RM2050

PRINTER: set to MODEM.

PROBLEM : continuous position readout on display  decrease GPS updating to much lower rate (a couple of
hours if possible, cfr radar), send minimum info, GLL,..

PROGRAMMING :
Check if S2-2 is OFF = RM2151
Go to terminal mode : F3-Options-Terminal mode
Type set –a, ENT

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Check if SPADDRESS is same as programmed in RE2100, if not type set SPADDRESS X, ENT, where X is the
new value (2-6)
Check parameter SPBUS, must be set to S, if not type set SPBUS S, ENT

MMSI :
Go to terminal mode : F3-Options-Terminal mode
ENT – ENT a couple of times until prompt >
Type st –operator, ENT  th> appears
MMSI :Type set sel9 XXXXXXXXX, ENT, wait for th>
TLX FEC 9digit (=MMSI) :Type set fec9 XXXXXXXXX, ENT, wait for th>
SELCALL : Type set sel4 YYYYY, ENT
SELCALL GROUP (=SELCALL) : type set fec YYYYY, ENT
GROUP MMSI : type set grp1 012345678, ENT
Type exit, ENT  prompt >

ANSWERBACK :
Still in terminal mode
Type set answerback XX-XX-…, where XX is ASCIIcode for max 20 characters.
Check all settings by set –a.

CARAC ASCII G 67 N 6E U 75 1 31 8 38
A 61 H 68 O 6F V 76 2 32 9 39
B 62 I 69 P 70 W 77 3 33 Car retur 0D
C 63 J 6A Q 71 X 78 4 34 Line feed 0A
D 64 K 6B R 72 Y 79 5 35 Fig shift 7E
E 65 L 6C S 73 Z 7A 6 36 Letter shi 7F
F 66 M 6D T 74 0 30 7 37 space 20

RT2047 home
PROGRAMMING : (for RT2047 + RM2042(SP-bus ser if duplex)) for channel 70 no voice / DSC
Put strap on P4 on keyboard processor for service mode
switch ON
press P 5 ENT
press ENT until adres 70
press 8 8 ENT SHIFT (88 = 75/76 1W / 15/17 25W / USA / 70 DSC) P4
switch OFF, remove strap , test.

RT2048 home
Older RT2048 do not have SP-bus PCB (small PCB, plugged in)(= Spinterrupt PCB)  no DSC operation

PROGRAMMING: (for RT2048 + RM2042) for DSC operation:

 Open up RT2048 and insert jumper on 2-pin connector on interface module 2 (can use loudspeakerline)
 Switch ON, display will show S-
 Enter service mode S0 by pressing: 0 16
 Select address 0B by pressing: 0 shift 2 16
 Select DSC enable code by pressing: shift 5 4 16 16
 Select address 0e by pressing: 0 shift 5 16
 Press 16 again to display : 16
 Enter identity code 01 by pressing: 0 1 16 16
 Select address 2e by pressing: 2 shift 5 16
 Enter time-out timers inhibit by pressing : 0 0 16
 Select address 2f by pressing: 2 shift 6 16
 Enter DSC channel 70 by pressing: 7 0 16
 Store channel by pressing : 16
 Leave service mode S0 by pressing : shift 9
 Display shows S-
 Go to service mode S1 by pressing: 1 16
 Display shows S1
 Enter country code 00 (international) by pressing: 0 0 16
 Leave service mode S1 by pressing: shift 9
 Go to service mode S2 by pressing: 2 16
 Display shows S2
 Enter channel-code 00 by pressing: 0 0 16

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 Leave service mode S2 by pressing: shift 9
 Go to service mode S4 by pressing: 4 16
 Enter enable code 4D by pressing: 4 shift 4 16 16
 Leave service mode S4 by pressing: shift 9
 Switch OFF and remove jumper, test.

PROGRAMMING US mode operation (only) :

 Open up RT2048 and insert jumper on 2-pin connector on interface module 2 (can use loudspeakerline)
 Switch ON, display will show S-
 Enter service mode S4 by pressing: 4 16
 Select address EC by pressing: shift 7 (hex code is displayed, first digit to be changed)
 Select US channel enable code by pressing: 4 followed by 2 digit of previous screen 16
nd

 Leave service mode S4 by pressing: shift 9

 Switch OFF and remove jumper, test.

RT5022 home

PROGRAMMING:
Connect service box (SB5006 ) to Sparc-Bus of RT5022, connect computer with UTP lan cable to service
box.
 Go to start , settings, network connections and local area connection.
 Select properties, internet protocol (TCP/IP), again properties
 Select : Use the following IP address
 Enter IP address : 169.254.86.86 and Subnet mask : 255.255.0.0
 Open Internet explorer and type http://169.254.86.86
 Go to VHF DSC parameters, change MMSI
 Enter MMSI en press Configure
 Exit browser
 Reset TCP/IP to automatic
 (password S5000AC, for system changes)

SYSTEM 5000 MF/HF home

Handsets: MF/HF 5000 series handset kan op de 4000 series gebruikt worden (ook op VHF 4/5000).

TLX-of 6-channel distress watch: activatie door “option code” te bstellen bij T&T met TU s/n
(menu,6=info&test, 1=information, 4=TU serial nr).

MMSI: menu, 5 = setup, 3 = options, enter key “1234” enter, 5 MMSI = reset, TURN OFF THE RADIO, na
opstarten word nieuwe MMSI gevraagd.

Factory reset : zet alles naar default procedure (menu, 5, 3, “1234”, 6).
Kan veel problemen oplossen MMSI is ook gewist.
Iedere verandering in de 5000 series word pas actief na opnieuw op te starten.

WRX antenne: WR/DSC en RX/TELEX (indien gebruikt), heeft 12V voor actieve antenne.
Automatic detection voor actif or passive antenna: no jumpers or softsettings nodig. Passieve antenne best met
transformer voor betere gevoeligheid.

ATU antenne: RxTx Voice, RxTx DSC, Tx telex

Selftest: Software 1.35.12 en lager => error: Test 5 time out. Update nodig.

5150 & 5250: de hardware & software zijn hetzelfde, alleen zit er van in de fabriek iets extra in wat er een 150 of
een 250 maakt. Je kan stukken van beide omwisselen.De units configureren zichzelf. Zelf kan je de vermogens
niet veranderen.

ATU 5150 en 5250: zijn dezelfde (lijken op 4150 maar zijn het niet !)

ATU 5500: lijkt op 4500 maar is het niet !

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Software update : via Hyper terminal
 Baudrate 38400, Parity None, Data Bits 8, Stop Bits 1, Flow control None, Protocol X-Modem
 Use Program cable, only use pin 2,3,5 (normal com cable damage the PC)
 Download soft from web of via Marc zijn Soft pakket.
 Open Hyperterminal zet settings select file zet TU/CU op Upload.
 Voor CU connect com-com
 Voor Tu connect com-sys
 Switch on, CU/TU upload will now begin, the results will be written on the pc, if upload successful the CU/TU
reboots automatically.

SYSTEM 6000 VHF MF/HF home

You can reset the MMSI from the front Or using lan connection

Press “more”
Press “more” again
Press “setup”
Press “right arrow” until “system setup”
Scroll down to “password”
Press dimmer knop for select
Type 12345 as password
Scroll down to “reset MMSI”
Press dimmer to select
Press “yes”
Type in new MMSI

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T2130 home
COMMON FAULTS :
 Error 73/75 : first check if antenna and insulators are OK. Check with megger. If necessary connect dummy on
top of antenna tuner.
If error 73/75 in several bands only  can be defective filter pcb, capacitors destroyed by overvoltage.
Most likely antenna tuner defective. Replace tuner and check soft RE2100 – T2130. Also jumper P02 on Tx
processor pcb to be inserted for tuner that are fitted as from now. Latest version of tuner requires latest soft
and jumper P02, otherwise error will occur.
 Error 71/81 : if putput RE2100 is normal, than PA to be checked. Check bias current of PA and drivers.
Disconnect P01 and P02 on power amplifier pcb T2130. Turn R14 and R30 counterclockwise. Select service
program 33. Connect ampere meter between P01 and connector. Adjust bias current of drive transistors with
R14 until readin 80mA. Then connect ampere meter between P02 and connector and adjust bias with R30 to
200mA. When bias adjustment is not possible then check PA transistors , R28, Q08 , U1.

T2131 (600W) home

COMMON FAULTS :
 Error 81 : first check if output RE2100 is OK, if OK then fault in PA module, connection module or
powersupplies.
A common failure is connection module (13), circuit around Q1b and D4, D4 is shorted causing RF short to
ground. Board to be replaced, soldering difficult and tracks may be damaged.
For PA same as for T2130 except currents different : drivers 60mA, PA transistors 200mA.
After major replacement always calibrate with SP-25(see techn.manual)

Equivalent Products home

CONVERSION TABLE between T & T and SAILOR INMARSAT-C PRODUCTS

T&T Type SAILOR Type SP no. Product Description

TT-3020B H2095B 55.109 Sailor Maritime lnmarsat-C

Transceiver

TT-302OB/Opt-005 H2095B/Opt.005 55.110 Sailor Maritime lnmarsat-C

Transceiver with integrated
5-channel GPS Receiver

TT-3001 6 55.107 Sailor Maritime Inmarsat-C

Aerial for H2095B with 5m cable

TT-3606A/Opt.001 H2098A 55.101 Monochrome Message Terminal

TT-3606A/Opt-002 H2098B 55.102 EGA Message Terminal

TT-3680A H2096A 55.104 AC Power Supply 96 Watt

TT-3680B H2096B 55.106 AC Power Supply 200 Watt

TT-3601 A H2099 802099 Operator Keyboard incl.

Cabling and Mounting Kit

TT-3602A H 1253A 811253 12" Monochrome Monitor

AC Supply

TT-3602A/Opt-010 H1253B 821253 1211 Monochrome Video Display

DC Supply

TT-3602B H2079 802079 14" VGA Colour Video Display

AC Supply

TT-3608A H 1252A 811252 OKI Microline 280 Printer

AC Supply

TT-3608A/Opt'010 H 1252B 821252 OKI Microline 280 Printer

DC Supply

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SAIT home
GM CONSOLE
1. Primary interface :
2 versions old & new

OLD NEW
65 pins 66 pins
37 to 45 : sat C alarmbox 37 to 46 : sat C alarmbox but different wiring
17-18 : speaker TRP8000 17-18 : 24V and Tx key
52-53 : 24V and Tx key
Jumper 24 on 2 & 3

TORCOMM home
Changing TORCOM ID and A/B:
 Switch the terminal to COMMAND mode with ESCAPE key from the COMMS screen.
 With the IDENT command you can change the 5 or 9 digit code and the answerback parameters. The IDENT
command may have been locked on installation.
To unlock this use the UNLOCK IDENT command.
 When finished save the settings with the SAVE command.
 See also the TOR-2 PC modem commands in the manual.

XH5140 home
MMSI : note all settings (modify setup, 99999, ENT, etc), disconnect power connector, remove jumper PT3 in order
to disconnect backup battery, reconnect power, wait until MAIN MENU, disconnect power and wait ½ hour to
discharge capacitors, refit jumper, reconnect power, go to modify setup, 99999, reset all settings including MMSI.

SETTINGS :
 WATCH RX : If R8000  SCANN, if WR2187  1 freq, else NONE
 Printerbaudrate : 1200
 Transceiver link : if TRP8000  YES, baudrate 2400
 NMEA baudrate : 4800
 Set public freqs : Rx/Tx  2177 - 2187.5 – 4207.5 – 6312 – 8414.5 – 12577 – 16804.5

XH5140 + R8010 Scanning Watch receiver :

Older installations have problem soft/baudrate for R8000 different from baudrate for NMEA, resulting in no more
control by DSC over the scanning of R8000.
 soft for R8000 (RU program eprom, 27C256 on pcb 674) should be minimum 5.0 date 890601
 dipswitch on pcb 670 should be S1-1 ON, S1-2 OFF (=4800 Bd)
 soft for DSC minimum 3.0

REMARK : XH5140 has no return line from fe R8001 WatchRx  if no scanning or scanning not ok  no scanning
error reported

XH5141 home
MMSI : note all settings (modify setup, 99999, ENT, etc), disconnect power connector, remove jumper PT3 in order
to disconnect backup battery, reconnect power, wait until MAIN MENU, disconnect power and wait ½ hour to
discharge capacitors, refit jumper, reconnect power, go to modify setup, 99999, reset all settings including MMSI.

SETTINGS :
 WATCH RX : If cable in Watchreceiver socket  1 freq, else NONE
 Printerbaudrate : 1200
 Transceiver link : NO
 NMEA baudrate : 4800

SAMYUNG home

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SRG1150DN/SRG1250DN
MMSI : (info rcvd fm Samyung 07/2007)
1. Press button [DSC]
2. Press button [FUNC] and press 3,0,3,0 quickly
3. Press [ESC] if a window is opened
4. Press button [DSC]
5. Press button [MENU], [0], [ENTER], [ENTER]
6. Use number keys to enter ID and press button [ENTER]

MMSI : (older info)

1. Press DSC button
2. Enter FUNC 3030 quickly
3. MENU → 0 → SYSTEM SET → ENTER
or MENU →  SYSTEM SET → ENTER
4. Self ID SET → ENTER
enter MMSI ENTER

GPS :
 NMEA183 : $GPGLL, $GPGGA, $GPRMC
 Connect GPS Tx to Rx terminal and connect Tx to GND
 Longitude & latitude at right side of screen
 In case that no entrance of GPS data for four hours, will be : Setup « ON/OFF » on the menu

SEA home
SEA330
- To select telex channel press channel n° followed by mode,
« 417 » « MODE »
- DSC tests with coaststations or testbox are mostly not succesfull, better try with other ship

SERPE home
KANNAD406WH
Battery 4yrs

KANNAD406AUTO
Battery 5yrs

RESCUER
Battery 5yrs

SKANTI home
Always try to upgrade to latest soft as all previous soft somehow has bugs
DSC3000
PASSWORD : SKANTI

PROGRAMMING : if no watch rx antenna  change configuration (password SKANTI), watch, to VHF instead of
ch 70. (else : after making a call, the VHF goes back to original channel and ACK will never be received)

RESET 717:
- reset plug in AUX (reset plug = short between 10-22 for DSC3000, 4-14 for DSC9000, 4-18 for
TRP7000/PCP717TLX, 4-23 for PC9000/RTM986)
- or use PCB717 resetplug in X2A (short on 6 to 7 and 3 to 12)
- or set dipswitch 1 on switch S1 to ON, switch ON, wait 30 secs, switch off, set dipswitch 1 back to OFF, (only for
DSC3000 with soft DU 3.08 or up, and for DSC 9001/9006 with soft DU 1.17 or up)

X1 X2 X3 X5
1|2|3|4
S1

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 DSC3000/9000 LED V23
TRP9500 reset TRP7200 reset

X2A X4

DSC3000 + AP9000 : alarm-1 output to be set to : DISTRESS ALARM + LAMP

DSC9000 home
PASSWORD : SKANTI

RESET ID : reset plug in COM

Or use PCB717 resetplug in X2A (short on 6 to 7 and 3 to 12), see aso DSC3000.

HANDSET SETTING : TRP8000  REVERSE

TRP7000  NORMAL
Wrong setting results in no control to transceiver, and Scancomm not OK
Can quickly be checked by switching on calling watch, if channels are programmed than the transceiver will start
scanning, 01-02-.. for TRP8000, real freqs for TRP7000. If handset setting not OK  no scanning.

DSC3000 + AP9000 : alarm-1 output to be set to : DISTRESS ALARM + LAMP

PROBLEMS :
 If after start up immediatly going to switch off procedure (as if you were pressing OFF for 5 seconds) : check
dipswitch on PCB717 n° 3, probably ON, should be OFF.

POWER CONSUMPTION / CURRENTS

SUPPLY TRANSMISSION RECEPTION
Mean power during Current @ 24V Mean power during Current @ 24V
distress operation distress operation
TRP1250/TRP9250 21.6 / 31.2V 360W 15.0A 60W 2.5A
TRP1500 / TRP9500 21.6 / 31.2V 925W 38.5A 75W 3.1A
TRP7200-24V(250W 21.6 / 31.2V 370W 15.4A 40W 1.7A
TRP8250 10.8 / 41.6V 420A 18.0A 50W 2.0A
TRP8400 21.6 / 41.6V 630A 26.0A 50W 2.0A
VHF1000DSC 21.6 / 31.2V 66W 2.8A 1W 0.1A
VHF3024 21.6 / 31.2V 68W 2.8A 1W 0.1A
DSC3000 10.8 / 31.2V 20W 0.8A 20W 0.8A
DSC9000 10.8 / 41.6V 21W 0.9A 21.W 0.9A
PC9000 10.8 / 31.2V 18W 0.8A 18W 0.8A
PRN9000 10.8 / 31.2V 10W 0.4A 10W 0.4A
SCANSAT / CT 10.0 / 32.0V 80W 3.3A 5W 0.2A
SCANSAT / CG 10.8 / 31.2V 120W 5A 10W 0.4A
EMYLIGHT 24V 5W 0.2A 5W 0.2A

PC9000 home
RESET ID : (for PC900/RTM986) reset plug in RADIO, if not succesfull  try to short only pins 4-23.

GROUND : always try to fit ground connection to PC9000 to avoid strange problems

BACKLIGHT : missing ?  check on PCB983 for 600 to 800 VAC over 50Kohm X1 1+4 (TP1), HV trafo maybe
broken  cannot read display, see note
weak ?  older versions have HT on twisted wires  separate wires, may be better
backlight kits ? : available for too dark LCD’s, not easy job !

BIOS upgrade : via floppy to SKANTI bios (= B : floppy), (config.bat) see special note, see webpage

CPU boards : do not strip down (flash, etc), Skanti has no separate partn°s, to be exchanged completely.

CPU286 : 33MHz, 286, monocolor, ROM board (2 versions), VGA card, ISA bus card, SMPS (PCB983), no
specials problems. Upgrade soft  change proms

CPU386 : 66MHz, 386, rest as above, s/n +/- 30.000, plenty probs  too high speedexcessive heatingspeed
reduced to 33MHz, also battery integrated in CMOS chip  battery replacement can only by replacing complete
PCB, can be sent for exchange now. Upgrade soft : change proms.

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CPU486 : monocolor (OBS ! : DC connector inverse polarity) or color (DC connector has same polarity as for
SKANTI /SAILOR/TT), 486 card with VGA/CPU/flashROM (color version has small extra PCB fitted on card), ISA
bus card, PCB983, from s/n + 41874  Flash Eprom Memory board. Upgrade soft  diskette to flash

If probs with BIOS/battery, switch off, take out 486 processor board, remove battery (check polarity), reinsert after 3
mins, roll it for good contact, reassemble, switch on, go into BIOS (password SKANTI), set time/date, set A : not
installed, B : 1.44, in advanced cmos set bootup A :,C :. In Inside utility setup (number 3 from the button), set
display type : SHA LM64P839, battery charging method : tricle/timer, forced charging : Inactive,
miscellaneous : secure CMOS setup : Disabled, INSIDE softw Int. : OFF, write to cmos and exit, reboot.

DRIVES : A :flash, B : floppy, C : RAM, D : RAM

PASSWORD : SKANTI or AMI or ECI (also SRHINT or inverse, or 1234)

 if TT3020 + PC9000 and password forgotten  exit and restart without backup disk (password is saved there),
does not work for TT+MSGterminal (password is saved in MSGterminal), also not possible for Trimble

SOFT + PCB : see note for old/new versions

R8000

SCANBRIDGE home
250W : internal battery charger, 500W : external

BACKUP settings : TRP1000 in prom control unit (« storing data » at switch off), TRP9000 by battery on
PCB717 dipswitch 3

BATTERY alarm check : to check battery alarm switch OFF/AUTO to OFF, otherwise second battery charger will
simulate 24V even if battery is disconnected

DSC printing : can be done if printer TLX version used (=not PC9000),  enable DSC print paramater

PCB715 : if paper tag n° FO/FP or FR….OK, FN  factory upgraded, if fe FG  not OK, to be upgraded

PCB715 : if replacing dont forget to built over TLX filter

PCB910 : jumpers J1, J2, J3 to be set according to transmitter and to 250 or 500W, see special note

PCB910 : old versions do not have jumpers J1, J2, J3 (selecting type of ATU interface)  can only be used in
TRP9000

Printers Skanti : leave factory always on 1200 baud (OKI : dipswitch, small Skanti printers always 1200)

Regs Denmark : if no emy generator : 2 battery banks required

Scanbridge 1250 : 2 TT

Scanbridge 1250 : TLX+TT

Scanbridge 1251 : TLX+ Trimble

SOFT : see special note for all MF/HF TRP or see webpage

TRIMBLE upgrading : OBS ! ! PRNSETUP.ZIP shifts printer baudrate to default instead of SKANTI
1200no more printing

SCANCOMM home
NOTAS SCANCOMM-KURSUS.....12/94
 Scancomm version 1.5 (12/94)
 ...F2 : REGAIN SCANNING: immediate regain scanning, f.e. to override a DSC- 5 minute-standbytime-after a
DSC-call, waiting for acknowledgement.
 PCP717 Modem is used in Skanti DSC, as well as in Skanti Telex, same hardware apart from RAM (DSC
small, TLX bigger)

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 RTM986 is an adapted version of PCP717 hardware, to be fitted in PC, has no battery, does not use PC’s
battery ( to avoid overloading this battery, since it’s capacity is unknown), but has large capa 1mmF doing the
battery-job; PC switched off for about 2 weeks may result in lost memory (users info).
 SUBSCRIBER, means any station you can communicate with, = also coaststation.
 Message memory: - on FEC: will drop automatically oldest messages when memory full.
- on TLX: will stop communication when memory full.
 SETUP paperlength: put on zero = single paper feeder bv A4.
 SETUP graphics/logo: outlined: enkel omtrek van graphics = zuiniger in power en inkt bij het printen.
filled: volledige tekening = veel verbruik van power en inkt
 SETUP PCP: when programmed 1st time (selcall etc), info will be transferred to modem and stored there. On
second startup PCP SETUP will be locked, cannot be changed unless factory reset is made in modem.
 Abreviation: should be 4 letters given by authorities, but never given so make up your own. Abreviated ID is
part of answerback (ABCD), so: 123456789 ABCD X or 1234/5 ABCD X
 2 answerbacks possible: in subscriber definition to be set for standard/non standard
1)standard, autobuilt with ID and abreviation.
2) non standard answerback, f.e. if to be commissioned under different answerback for different stations such
as MARITEX=non standard answerback -to be made yourself (with carr.return/ figshift/ lettershift etc).
 Frequency shift 85Hz both sides= 170Hz= normal
 Radio interface (communication to the radio):
- extended: freqs, mode, DSC scanning, release keyboard for free use,...
- standard: f.e. freqs, not mode, (T-bus like Thrane-Thrane)
- none: no info to radio
 Retries: 9 + 1 (starting) gives 10 attempts, better 2 or zero attempts.
 Edit levels: protection against accidental override. Put to 1000 to access Skanti programmed subscribers. New
subscribers default level is zero. Put level to 1000, do changes, put to zero again.
 If necessary to protect setups: start up with SCANCOMM/R = setup is inaccessible Restart with scancomm/r
will unlock setup again.
 Scancomm/? or /H or /Help gives command options on screen.
 F12 or printscreen can be used to print screen info.
 TLX: F1= distress, not to ask for help, but for distress rescue operations, f.e. if you are leader in search and
rescue operations, FEC messages will be transmitted on distress freqs
 TLX: F2= manual: receiver checks first on Tx freq if the channel is free. Time between calls have to be
minimum 1 minute. No retry on manual.
 Dwell time may have to be put longer for CC with also morse on free channel signal. If not long enough and
scanning, free signal may not be detected.
 Diode on PCB flashes on normal operation, flashes fast during factory reset
 Hide/Recover subscribers: Hide: can be used to free subscr list from stations which are never used.
 Insert subscr: f.e. if new subscriber was defined on another PC, then use insert to copy this in the system on
board
 In accordance with ITU freq tables Scancomm uses as:
Tx freqs= coaststation Tx freq Rx freq= shipstation Tx freq
Freqs are seen from the point of the subscriber, so in subscr edit level the frequency asked will be the subscr
Rx freq = your Tx freq.
 ...F2: number= selcall, is necessary
 ...F3: answerback, not really necessary. OK if known correctly, will then be checked when making the link
 ...F1: country abbr.: use car license letter if known, if not use any related letter
 Slave delay: zero is best
 Rephasing allowed: best YES = restart after reception of 32 errors; Maritex will not use rephasing.
 Polling can be used to check f.e. CC mailbox for MSG’s
 Default: means your last entry. Look in helpfile for Skanti default value or use Scancomm back-up disc (3th
disc delivered with program)
 Reinstall Scancomm: (thuis) eerst oude scancomm directory en files deleten, maar ook Scancomm.dir file in
root (hidden file, attributes eerst te veranderen)
 Scancomm/J: for tests: mark/space/etc. Diode on PCB as mark and space indicator
 RTM pcb can be used with XT PC, or higher.
 FAULTS on older RTM pcb’s:
-”RTMboard has failed” => replace pcb!!
-bad operation of demodulator or keyboard blocked: only with Eprom version before 2.11. Version 2.11
(released 8/94) or 2.12 (12.94) have cured these errors.
 Cyrillic/Latin characters : « shift - F10 » OF « alt – F12 »

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SCANSAT CG TRIMBLE see also TRIMBLE, also see Service Manual
SOFT : 5.00 or later  OK Y2K
better never downgrade  may corrupt basic files

TRIMBLE upgrading : OBS ! ! PRNSETUP.ZIP shifts printer baudrate to default instead of SKANTI
1200no more printing (when upgrading with Trimble soft instead of Skanti soft)

START-UP : after upgrading or for new system  start up  restore frombackup disk Y/N, type N, program starts
up and shows « DCE soft does not match DTE soft » (because CNF and CN_ files are not yet configured), press
ESC,  DOS, type SCANSATC, , now starting up indicating DTE5.10 and DCE5.10, go to quit menu, and backup
to floppy « Y », restart PC9000 always from backup disk.

Never start up program from C : or D : as then autoexec not loaded from A : and will not ask for backup possibility.

SCANSAT CT T+T home

ANTENNA :
- TT3005M : latest, 30K, max 40m RG214, 9VDC, only for SCANSAT CT or TT3020C
- TT3005A/M : small, 10K, max 25m RG214, 14VDC, TT3020 A / B / C
- TT3001B : older 32K with builtin GPS option, max 40m RG214, 14VDC, TT3020 A / B /C
- TT3001A : older 32K without GPS option, max 40m RG214, TT3020 A / B / C without GPS
- To set DC voltage on TT3020C : in terminalmode  se(space)-f(space)0 9V, se(space)-f(space)1 14V

SOFT : 3.03 or later  Y2K OK

better never downgrade  may corrupt basic files

SCANSAT-B 9900 home

Changing Telex answerback :
 Switch SAT-B OFF
 Connect PC with Hyper Terminal ( 9600,Odd,7,1,Xon/Xoff )
 Switch SAT-B ON
 Press “ESC” , “ESC”
 Type: Telex 123456789 ABCD “ENTER”

SERVICE INTERFACE (testprogram + upload soft)

 switch OFF Scansat
 connect laptop,
 start hyperlink (see handbook)
 switch ON Scansat
 2x ESC
 after prompt, type HELP
 (if emulation program is started while Scansat is running, no prompt or info on screen !)

ADE test not OK : check capa on TSP board, special note

ANTENNA pointing : normally cannot manually, can be done by disconnecting az/tilt amplifiers

ANTENNA : for retrofit of Inm A : be very carefull for antenna position as this B needs more care regarding
vibration/ radar etc, see notes in book

CSP/VDP board replacement : you have to build over the prom, see note

FAX : see note for tested machines

GYRO : real heading not important, relative movement info is important

HANDSET diodes unsteady : normal, see FAQ file

HSD : default included in all terminals, but if sold as non-HSD it can only be activated by special 9-digit n° to be
obtained from SKANTI

HSD : see personal notes

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PAX board : 2 diodes to be fitted, see note

SOFT : see note or website

TERMINALS : leave factory after 100 hr test (10/99)

TEST : with inmarsat can be done by dial 92 even if n°s not yet commissioned

UPLOAD antenna soft : or by changing PROMS in antenna, or by service PC upload procedure

PROBS :- if no data/fax transmission and telephone OK : check fuse 1 A (special type) on SMPS-interconnection
board.

TRP1000 home
ANTENNA-length: best between 12-18 metres (fe 8m whip + 4.5m feeder in 45 to 60° angle) (electrical length of
whips are +/- 0.5m shorter than physical length)

ANTENNA current/voltage : can never be higher than 3.2A or 3.5kV as ALC reduces automatically the power if
levels through relays are higher

ATU : if suspect ATU  disconnect also control cables before connect dummy and make selftest or measure
power. To check control cables try to read ATU softversions via controlunit. To eliminate antenna do not use
50Ohm dummy (tuner does not need to work as perfect match) but use 10Ohm + 250pF to ground

ERROR : 10/14 or 21 up to 29  noTx, no RX. PCB715 : 400 bad pcbs (transistors out of specs and burning after
some time, especially in hot environment) Rectified PCBs have tags FO, FR or higher

MARINE version : if changing to full coverage have to change PA filter board from 916 to 917

MMSI : reset by dipswitch 1 on PCB717, FUNC/OPTIONS/1234/DSC/MMSI

NMEA : only place to connect is on Transceiver connector panel

PASSWORD : for option menu : 1234

PCB713 master oscillator : can be adjusted through small hole in cover, use 12095kHz easy, or bookprocedure
difficult

PCB717 RESET : see DSC3000

PCB717 : jumpers /settings : as in book, never need to change

PCB717 : newer pcbs have extra capa as batteryfunction, to backup

PCB717 : used for DSC need smaller RAM, if to be used for TLX  build over RAM for increased memory required

PCB721 PA : do not repair or adjust, replace completely

PCB910 : jumpers J1, J2, J3 to be set according to transmitter and to 250 or 500W, see special note

PCB910 : old versions do not have jumpers J1, J2, J3 (selecting type of ATU interface)  can only be used in
TRP9000

PCB958 AC PS : first generation very sensitive to AC fluctuations  4 diodes heating/burning, can replace by
double sized diodes but better replace complete pcb

PRINTER TELEX : no scanning, no Maritex, no cyrillic.

SOFT TRP1250: (10/99)

TCU : V 1.02 - TU programprom on PCB910: V 11.03 – TU configprom on PCB910 : V 11.01
PCP modemproms on PCB717S : V 4.10 (dipswitch S1 n°3 :ON) – ATU programprom on PCB745 : V 1.04

SOFT TRP1500 : (10/99)

TCU : V 1.02 - TU programprom on PCB910: V 1.03 – TU configprom on PCB910 : V 1.50

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PCP modemproms on PCB717S : V 4.10 (dipswitch S1 n°3 :ON) – ATU programprom on PCB940 : V 1.03
see special note for all MF/HF TRP eprom types and checksum, or see webpage

SUPPLY : needing 26V  on battery never real full power ! !

TELEX number : to change, first reset by dipswitch 1 on PCB717

PROG 53 :  built in PEP power meter changed to continuous readout.

PROG 74 :  built in battery voltage meter changed to continuous readout.

DSC status : if on bottom line distress frequency not displayed, also on « view distress frequencies » no freqs
displayed  replace flash ram prom (part n°….59) in control unit (next to configuration prom n° ….60).

POWER OFF –problem : cannot switch off transmitter ?

 reversed zener V39 and missing capa 470pF over N8 on DC powersupply Interface board 935 version C.
Corrected for all new RTx since 24/08/99.
Inspect that V39 mark
is like,

if not reverse

Place 470pF ceramic on N8

TRP1150 home
MMSI : (Func/Info&test/Information/MMSI)
 Switch OFF RTx,
 Insert resetplug in Control Unit ALARM connector
 Switch ON
 CU indicates « Factory Reset », and requests MMSI n°
 Remove reset plug

RESETplug : pin 9 +13 and pin 8 +11 shorted (with 8+11 shorted, only MMSI is reset)

TRP3000 home
SOFT : if s/n +13401  OK for DSC3000, if below 13401  check soft :
Press prog 2,  9 digits, the first 6 show release date, the last three show program version.
If RTx program is below 9.0 or in the range 50.0-59.0 it has to be replaced by version 60.0, but if the version is in
the range of 9.0-17.0 it must be replaced by 18.0.

PROGRAMMATION :
 Channel 70 : select ch 70, press prog 6 and read out 8 digits (1 by 1) must be 41223122
If not  switch on with 2 pins PCB551/X6 connected together. Select ch 70, press prog until Protec and Prog
are on screen. Press SQL and enter 4412233122. Press Prog 2X to terminate. Switch off, remove short on
pins, On again.
 Priority : for DSC must be highest priority = 1.
Press Prog 5,  3 digits, 2nd digit = priority, has to be 2 or higher for handset used with DSC, other handset
priority has to be 3-9. To change priority, switch on with 2 pins PCB551/X6 together, press prog until Protec
and Prog on screen, press 6 and enter the priority of your handset, press Prog 2X to terminate. Switch off,
remove short on pins, On again.

INT-USA CHANNEL : selection PROG 8 INT, PROG 9  USA

VHF3000 VERSIONS:
Ver. 20.0 is for 10 Mhz Synthesizer and enhanced back-up of sq-vol and back light.
Ver. 21.0 is for the new temporary 10 Mhz Synthesizer on PCB 550 ver. F and is not reversely compatible.
Ver. 22.0 is for the new PCB 550 version I with new 3 step Squelch and new Synthesizer. The new PCB 550 is
implemented in the production from January the 1th. 1996. The software is not reversely compatible to any other
versions of PCB 550.

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Ver. 30.0 is the new standard software. Released November 1999.
Ver. 62.0 is for the 6.25Mhz Synthesizer

TRP7000 home
MASTEROSCILLATOR : adjustment R9 on PCB712 or 713, 12095kHz on TLX  1700Hz on Fluke

PROTEC : TU5.92 showing steady PROTEC for normal reduced power condition, TU5.94/95 no more, only
flashing PROTEC if real problem

PCB910 : old versions do not have jumpers J1, J2, J3 (selecting type of ATU interface)  can only be used in
TRP9000

PCB910 : jumpers J1, J2, J3 to be set according to transmitter and to 250 or 500W, see special note

SOFT : see webpage, 08/98 PCB710 Transceiver 5.95 (prog 53  built-in PEP power meter changed to
continuous readout, prog 74  built-in battery voltage meter changed to continuous readout)

RESET Password:
1. handset in craddle,
2. press RCL / SCAN / VOL DOWN / BACKLIGHT / PROG / SQL / SPEAKER/ ENTER,
3. then prog 98 / enter  password on display
4. then new code ("0"), then STORE.

RESET ID : (for TRP7200/PCP717TLX) reset plug in COM

RESET 717 : use smaller reset plug, disconnect flat cable between 730 and 717. Fit reset plug in X4 on 717, ON
for + 30secs, LED flashing rapidly (reset plug = short on pins 6 and 7), OFF, refit flat cable, also see DSC3000.

POWER SUPPLY P7200 : jumpers  Power UP on « mains », No Break on « ON »

TRP8000 GENERAL home

MASTEROSCILLATOR : adjustment 12095kHz on TLX  1700Hz on Fluke

RESET : press 250, ENT, STO

Press 251, ENT, STO
If STO not active  remove backup battery, switch ON for a while, OFF, refit battery, retry reset.

PA OUTPUT : to check output PA without ATU, connect output meter + dummy (or only the dummy), in
transceiver terminal ATU remove 6 and 7 and fit shorting wire between 6 and 7.

SELFTEST : press 201 and step up by pressing dimmer up. (00 means OK, 99 means not in use)

750W to 250W: to modify 750w version for 250w output , put link on TS1 9-10 (similar to reduced power setting in
SAIT consoles when on battery) (f.e. if 750W is loading the batteries too much)

KEY BIP : to adjust KEY BIP level, press 248 and adjust with volume up or down, .

PCB’s used in the different versions

# = standard
+ = optional
PCB NAME 825X S 825X D 875X S 875X D 845X D
450 MICROPHONE AMPLIFIER # # # # #
600 CONTROL BOARD # # # # #
601 AUDIO PROCESSING BOARD # # # # #
602 SQUELCH BOARD + + + + +
603 LINE TRNSFORMER BOARD + + + + +
610 RX/EX-SIGNAL PATH # #
611 SYNTHESISER (2X in duplex versions) # # # # #
614 MASTER OSCILLATOR # # # # #
618 RECEIVER SIGNAL PATH # # #
619 EXCITER PATH # # #
620 INTERCONNECTION BOARD # # # # #
621 VOLTAGE CONVERTER # # # # #
622 SMPS CONTROL # # #
623 SMPS DRIVER # # #

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624 TRANSCEIVER CONTROL # # # # #
626 POWER AMPLIFIER # # # #
627 PA FILTER MARINE BANDS # #
628 PA FILTER MARINE + MF + +
629 PA FILTER CONT. COVERAGE, no MF + +
630 50 Ohm ANTENNA RELAY BOARD(when no ATU)
631 POWER AMPLIFIER (= 626) # # # #
635 POWER AMPLIFIER #
636 PA FILTER MARINE BANDS #
(= PCB627 + fan and other transfo for ALC loop)
637 PA FILTER CONT. COVERAGE +
(= PCB629 + fan and other transfo for ALC loop)
638 PA FILTER MARINE + MF +
640 ATU # #
641 ANTENNA RELAY BOARD # #
644 50 Ohm ATU relay board (1 coax between ATU and TU) + + + + +
652 PA FILTER CONT. COVERAGE, no MF # #
653 PA FILTER CONT. COVERAGE + MF + +
654 POWER SPLITTER # #
655 POWER COMBINER # #
656 SMPS CONTROL # #
657 SMPS DRIVER # #
660 ATU # # #
661 DIRECTIONAL COUPLER # # #
699 MASTER OSCILLATOR HEATER + + + + +
SMPS 8750 # #
SMPS 8250 (fuse 15 A) # #
(fuse 20 A) #
POWER SUPPLY P8250 # # #
POWER SUPPLY P8750 (1 phase) # #
POWER SUPPLY P8751 (3 phase) # #

TRP8250 home

TRP8400

TRP8750

TRP9000
PCB910 : jumpers J1, J2, J3 to be set according to transmitter and to 250 or 500W, see special note

PCB910 : old versions do not have jumpers J1, J2, J3 (selecting type of ATU interface)  can only be used in
TRP9000

PCB715S : if selftest error 14, probably PCB715S faulty (some PCB Mosfet transistors give problem in hot
conditions)  replace pcb

PROTEC : TU5.92 showing steady PROTEC for normal reduced power condition, TU5.94/95 no more, only
flashing PROTEC if real problem

RESET : use PCB717 resetplug in X2A (short on 6 to 7 and 3 to 12), also see DSC3000.

RESET RAM : on PCB910 link to ground the square solder point upper right corner, next to battery-like capacitor.
Fe in case of blinking displays, keyboard frozen, etc. If reset does not help replace PCB910.

PROBLEM : in older installation and software, if all units RTX/DSC /TLX are switched on together, scancomm
needs its time to restore and will not find PCB717  « no external equipment found ».
 leave scancomm ON, and restart TRX and DSC from frontpanels. Latest soft should have solved this problem.

PROG 53 :  built in PEP power meter changed to continuous readout.

PROG 74 :  built in battery voltage meter changed to continuous readout.

SOFT TRP9250: (10/99)

TCU : V 1.02 - TU programprom on PCB910: V 11.03 – TU configprom on PCB910 : V 1.00

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PCP modemproms on PCB717S : V 4.10 – ATU programprom on PCB745 : V 1.04

SOFT TRP9500 : (10/99)

TCU : V 1.02 - TU programprom on PCB910: V 1.03 – TU configprom on PCB910 : V 1.01
PCP modemproms on PCB717S : V 4.10 – ATU programprom on PCB940 : V 1.03
see special note for all MF/HF TRP with eprom type and checksum, or see webpage

Answerback not accepted (XXXX) :

- reset
- reprogram DSC first
- then reprogram Scancomm
- switch OFF ON and confirm

Upgrade van MF to MF/HF scanning : (Alain Decraemer)

Configuratie Skanti TRP 9000 :
- TRX (look like TRP1000)
- Control unit TRP9000
- DSC9000
- PC9000 met scancomm
Probleem : tijdens radio-inspectie vastgesteld dat de DSC-W-RX een single channel was en moet volgens IMO een
multi W-RX zijn.
Werkwijze :
- controleer PCP717S bord (J-version)
- controller PCP717S software PROG 29 (geen 4.08, na heelwat proberen blijkt 4.11 goed te werken)
- plaats de 915S en 912 modules
- switch off TRX (remove both fuses)
- set dipswt 1-1 (on) remark : dipswt 1-3 (off) for older equipment like TRP9000¨and on for new like
TRP1000
- replace 25A fuse
- wait until message 'DU not connected' on display of DSC9000
- press three times both keys 'cancel' en '1' for 2 seconds
- DSC9000 : 'HF1 network address assignment' zal vershijnen op het scherm
- wait at least 30 seconds
- remove 25A fuse
- set dipswt 1-1 (off)
- replace fuse 25A
- configure MMSI en W-RX
- switch off / on
Wat blijkbaar niet kan maar zal nog hier verder onderzocht worden:
PCP717S version J met Eprom 4.08 - dit werkt niet -
PCP717S version S met Eprom 4.11
PCP717S version S met Eprom 4.08
Mogelijks is het bord defect maar deze kwam uit een TRP1000 (new)

UAIS 2100 home

Setup : password: SAIS

Setup with radar SR1000 or with Atlas 1000 radar : SR1000 or $$

Menu -> Utilities -> Maintenance -> (leaving normal mode ) Yes -> Configure -> Password : “sr1000”-> continue ->
System -> Ship data -> Administration - Browse

Upgrade procedure EU 3400:

6.3.2 – 1- Disconnect PS = leave 3400 ON & disconnect powerplug on EU while ON

PILOT PLUG :

1 = TxD- 4 = TxD+ 5 = RxD- 6 = RxD+

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Pilot socket seen from user front

VHF1000 home
MMSI :
Shift Func/USER/VERSION/
RTU : -----D ----------
CUI : -----D 0906------
+1111
1017
CANCEL, menu verlaten
Shift func “1017” intoetsen
>DSC - MMSI
Nu mogelijk MMSI nummer aan te passen.

MMSI :
- use program+dongle :
 Switch off VHF
 Connect special connector to VHF Sparc-bus and to PC com1 (cableside is female)
 Start program pcv4xxx in dos
 Switch on VHF
 Type Alt S
 Select VDM (left side)
 Put mouse on MMSI, backspace old n° away and fill in new number
 Put mouse on any other item
 Type Alt S
 Confirm
 OK

- or short R39 :

Connect to chassis

Open screws for front unit, dont destroy plastic plate, remove ribbon cable close to the corner, remove the shield
on the rear side of the front module, locate R39, make short circuit fromsolder point close to chassis to chassis,
hold it while switching ON for 5-6 secs, you are now in programming mode, display showing TELEPHONY / DSC /
VERSION / CANCEL, choose DSC, choose MMSI, choose MMSI again, insert new MMSI, choose ACCEPT, turn
off, on, check MMSI

- or (for newer versions only)

 Remove 2 screws rear cover and remove cover by pulling it away from frontpanel
 Remove 4 screws holding frontpanel and release it from chassis
 Locate switch S2 on frontpanel interface unit
 Press S2 while switching ON the VHF, wait until the "Shift Func"
menu is displayed before releasing S2
 Select DSC and MMSI and again MMSI
 Change MMSI n° and Accept
 Switch VHF off and on and check new MMSI (Shift Func- DSC-
MMSI)
 Reassemble

SOFT : RTU : 32451A

CU1 : 32453A

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RECEIVER PCB : Rx and Rx70 modules are same, can be swapped to find fault in reception.

NMEA :
Input : option plug 4+ 5-

SOFT : (2004)
Check software version (Shift/Func/User/Version):
If "RTU 39260A" : no updates required, this is new hardware VHF1000 with latest soft,
If not "RTU 32451D & CU1 32453D" : upgrade required (to 32451D & 32453D).

STN home

THRANE&THRANE home
ANTENNA
1/ T3002L, TT3005 L or M : latest, 30K, max 40m RG214, 9VDC, only for SCANSAT CT or TT3020C
2/ TT3005A/M : small, 10K, max 25m RG214, 14VDC, TT3020 A / B / C
3/ TT3001B : older 32K with builtin GPS option, max 40m RG214, 14VDC, TT3020 A / B /C
4/ TT3001A : older 32K without GPS option, max 40m RG214, TT3020 A / B / C without GPS

- To set DC voltage on TT3020C for antenna 1/ : in terminalmode

 se(space)-f(space)0 9V for TT3005A, TT3005B, TT302L, TT3005L & M, TT3005M,
 se(space)-f(space)1 14V for TT3001A, TT3001B, TT3001D, TT3005A & TT3005B.
3. Not possible to set antenna voltage on 1st/2nd generation transceivers  due to low antenna current « no
antenna connected » will be continuously indicated.

Service information:
Output transistor failure after some weeks on 3002L, 3002M, 3005M in antennas produced between 2000 week 44
and 2001 week 17 (both included).
Typical: login OK but poor or no receive or transmit, transmissions reported as failed in log, Tx current lower than
1500 mA (normal value above 1700 mA).
To be replaced.
Modified antennas have drop of red paint on antenna connector.

GENERAL home
STATUS : status for TT Inmarsat C
 SYNTH : should be yes, if no synth. not locked  no Tx or Rx as freq not OK.
 LO ½ : output level PLL, between 500 and 5000mV
 Corr A/C/R : monitoring crystal condition, A has to be between C and R
 Dif/Temp : - Dif  offset from nominal frequency, has to be between –250 and +250 Hz
- Temp  normally +/- 10 to 15 degrees higher than room temperature
 Rx/Tx/AGC/FIFO : antenna info
Rx : normally 105mA (not true value, real current will be depending on cable length), 0 if antenna open, « too
high » if antenna shorted
Tx : = HPA, high power amplifier in antenna. Between 2000mA and 3000mA in steps of 500mA
AGC : f.e. 2660mA, = signal coming from antenna, the higher the better, is related to signalbar on display
FIFO : = last part of downconvertor, yes or no
 R/C-B/B/S : control of error correction by Viterby decoder on CPU board
R : reread reception, low 00H  OK, higher if poor reception, FF  not readable
C-B : cycle bit slips : should be close to 00H
B : test CPU, should always be 1, if 0  no CPU but probably also no status screen
B (2nd part) : power-on frame counter, should be high after longer operation, but could be very low if f.e. power
supply dropping when transmitting
S : = number of bars on signalbar
 Synchronisation/logged in : should be yes
 BB-error rate : measures BB-error rate over longer period  if recently switched on may be high. If higher than
80  starts scanning
 Serial N° : is S/N in Eeprom, normally same as S/N on unit but may be different if swapped for repair, first 2 n°
indicate year.

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 TT3020C : example 3201mV * -1637Hz * -1633Hz * 61Hz * 62 mA * 2260 mA * 0 * 1 * 5 * 40dBHz *
3043mV * -687Hz * -685Hz * 57Hz * 62mA * 2139mA * 0 * 1 * 5 * 40dBHz

MINI M home
 If fax + dataswitch TT3617 : menu  AUX.FAX on « SWITCH »
 If fax on handset : menu  AUX.FAX on « FAX »

SOFTWARE
TT3020A
TRANSCEIVER MESSAGE TERMINAL
If below 1.51, upgrade to 1.51 (eproms) Upgrade TT3606A to version 1.52 (eproms)

TT3020B
TRANSCEIVER TT3606A PC
If below 2.20, upgrade to 2.20 (eproms) Upgrade to 2.21 (eproms) Upgrade to 2.21 (floppy)

TT3020C
TRANSCEIVER TT3606A PC TT3606E
Recommend to upgrade to 3.22 (floppy via Upgrade to 3.03 (eproms) Upgrade to 3.03 (floppy) Upgrade to 3.10 (floppy)
PC serial port)

TT3000 SSA home

Password lost:
 Go to http://extranet.thrane.com/layouts/login.aspx?path=%2fExtranet
 Login / E support / MiniC distr password / email-isn-sn invoeren
 Wachten op mailtje met nieuw distributor password

ISN: vanaf software versie 2.24 kan je met het commando “st –i” het ISN te weten komen.

SOFTWARE:
- upgrade to soft V 2.12.15 is mandatory (possibly no more transmissions if below -3° with lower soft)
- use TT-upgrade-tool to avoid problems with “test messages not allowed to transmit”

Password on TT-repaired terminals : or, sysadm, or, 12345678

TERMINAL OPERATION: connect laptop with serial cable and use hyper terminal ( 4800, 8, none, 1, hardware).
To enter terminal operation, type: su sysadm

PROGRAMMING:
To be programmed after installation: new password, addresses, mobile n°, LES, text (optional).
To initialise after programming: always disconnect/connect power.
1/ SETUP : su sysadm <Enter>
1/ PASSWORD: After new installation: password = sysadm (min. 8, max 15 characters)
(default password: “sysadm” )
(or 12345678 for repaired unit)
Enter new password: ********* , & confirm (store
new password in database).
To change existing password: su sysadm, type
in existing password, passwd sysadm, type new
password & confirm (store new password in
database).
2/ ADDRESSES: : se –am entry,type,address,param 1st adrs: telex 5519298, a/b TATJH
: se -am 0,0,5519298+/TATJH <enter>
2nd adrs: PSTN Fax +45 39558888
<entry>: address list entry number 0, 1, 2 (max. 3 addrs)
: se -am 1,1,4539558888,T30 <enter>
<type>: 0= TELEX,
3rd adrs: PSTN modem +45 39558788
1= PSTN,
: se -am 2,1,4539558788,V22B <enter>
3= PSDN,
6= special access code (SMS)
1st adrs: PSDN X.25 destination 110492380047
254= e-mail
: se -am 0,3,1110492380047 <enter>
255= delete address entry
2nd adrs: email [email protected]:
<paramtr>: LES special access code Eik= 66,
: se -am 1,254,[email protected] <enter>
Xantic/Burum/Station12= 696,
3rd adrs: SMS +45 22911599 via Eik:
FT= 29 (for FT: “entry, 6, sms+12345…,29”).
: se -am 2,6,4522911599,66 <enter>
Other LES do not support SMS
3/ MOBILE N°: : se –u. Example: ”se -u 422380021<enter>”
4/ LES: : se –m. Example Eik: ”se -m 4,104,204,304<Enter>”

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5/ TEXT: : se –at Type (optional) text between “txt“, example:
“shipsname owner”
For long messages: see Inst. Manual 2.12
6/ INITIALISE: disconnect/connect power after programming

CURRENT SETTING: “: se –am”

STATUS SCREEN: “: st –w” (Rx & Tx will always be zero, preferred LES: none)
PROGRAM VERSION: “: st –v” or “ver" (program version also on bottom antenna)
Tx log : “ : st -t“

HINTS:
After switch-on, wait 15 minutes (unit is then fully operational) before sending test/alarm call.
After sending test or real alert, do not switch off immediately. About 15 minutes can be needed to complete the
send-protocol.
First call with mobile telephone to the given fax number to confirm correct number before programming.
Keep the zero in zone n° included for Italy, Greece, ..?..
Never put + in email adrs for EIK
To reset unit: switch off for + 3 minutes

TEST: (note : when pressing the alert button a real alarm will be sent after +30s, can be cancelled if alert button is
released before the 30th second).
Real alert
Press red switch 1, press red switch 2. Release both switches after + 5 minutes.Two real alerts are transmitted
(confirm reception at addressee & note the result on the installation report)
Test alert (same as real alert but received message has test-label):
Keep green test button pressed, press red switch, wait 1 min, unpress red switch and release green test button. A
test alert will be transmitted.
Installation/wire test: green = on
- keep green pressed (= green off),
- & switch on red alert 1 (= green quick blinking), switch off 1,
- & switch on red alert 2 (= green quick blinking), switch off 2,
- release green

PROBLEMS WITH THE GREEN TEST BUTTON : suddenly it is off and the light remains off.
1/ Defective LED inside the button ?
2/ Bad connection of I/O 1, I/O 2, I/O 3 or I/O 4 inside the break-out box ?
3/ Frequency calibration needed ?
You can create the problem if you do as follows:
1) Remove either the I/O 1 or I/O 2 from alert button 1, or the I/O 3 or I/O 4 wire for alert button 2, from the break-out box.
2) After 15 seconds the green light goes OFF.
3) Connect again either I/O 1, I/O 2 I/O 3, I/O 4 wire, the green light still remains OFF.
4) Under this condition, you are still able to send the test/alert message as normal.
5) If you press alert button 1 or 2 together with test button, green light will flash quickly.
6) Release both buttons, still the green light remains OFF.
7) If you press the other alert button (not the same as before) together with test button, green light will flash quickly.
8) After release of both buttons, the green light will go back to constantly ON.

If you followed point 5 and 6 you will reset the system, and the system will go back in normal mode (if all connections in the
break-out box is OK).
Alternatively you can also reset the system by turning it off, for more than 3 minutes

FREQUENCY CALIBRATION :
Calibration of the Mini-C: In some cases you need to make a calibration of the unit, if the transceiver is
unable to synchronize to the TDM channel (low or no Inmarsat signal).If the transceiver has been stored for 6
months or more, or other reasons, there could be a problem with the signal level.
Identification: You can check the signal level by the command “st –s”.
The Signal Strength (S) can vary from 0 to 5 where 5 is the best signal. You should have a reading above 2 to
ensure a proper communications link.
Action: You can start a calibration of the unit by the command
“ca e<enter>” (e = East, w = West, p = Pacific, i =Indian), when you are logged in at DISTB level.
So you need the DISTRIBUTOR PASSWORD first of all.
When a calibration is started, the transceiver searches for a NCS TDM starting with the ocean region specified by
the command argument. The calibration will not stop until a NCS TDM has been found. A successful calibration
could take several minutes (up to 45 minutes).

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TT3020A/B home
Frequenty correction.
 Check DIF/TEMP in status screen, if more than 250 Hz, needed correction
 Go to terminal mode
 Switch TRX OFF, set dip switch 6 ON
 Press “SET” button while switching ON
 In System generation menu go to “Tracker Setup” and “Set Frequency correction” and type 128 “ enter”
 Switch TRX OFF, set back Switch 6 and switch back ON.
 Check again DIF/TEMT in status screen ( after some time ).

Error 22 System clock Error ( Not possible to transmit )

 Go to terminal mode
 Type : ti ? and set time and date.

SOFT : old hardware U5-6  1.51, or new hardware U5-6  1.51, or U12  2.20 (all Y2K)

STATUS : status for TT Inmarsat C, see GENERAL

ID prom : or #4 sitting between # 32-35 and #5-6, or #U6 next to #U12

RESET : fe if password forgotten, press « shift / control / R », the unit will beep, then you turn off and on power.
OBS ! all settings will be reset.

POSITION UPDATE:
 Switch array (bottom, CPU): switch 1 OFF for NMEA via T-bus (port X5).
 Behind T-bus connector may sit jumper W1. When fitted puts 12V on the signal line.
Some GPS will not need this voltage, so remove the jumper.

UPGRADE : check program version transceiver fe via terminal screen, in some cases it may be necessary to go to
terminal, switch RTx OFF, switch RTx ON while pressing SET min 10secs, press enter, select 1.Init sys parameter,
press enter, Y, wait for instructionspress SET min 1 sec, select 0, wait for instructionspress SET min 1 sec, Hit
enter to restart. Check versions.

PRINTER setting : go to application/System/option/printer and mark Full Page Always and Use Formfeed, ENT 3X,
remove the marks Full Page Always and Use Formfeed, ENT 2X, ESC 2X.

UPGRADE + PC9000-386 (s/n <41874): replace prom in RTx if necessary. PC9000 : remove old Eprom solid state
disk, fit new Flash-Rom solid state disk with V 2.21. Make sure TT3020B is to COM1. Insert backup floppy. Start
PC and check BIOS for A,C boot.

UPGRADE + PC9000-486 (s/n >41874):: replace prom in RTx if necessary. PC9000 : ON, press F8 or CTRL+C
during start up to start up step-by-step, type N for autoexec.bat or Y if asking to terminate batch job, when at A : 
put installation disk, go to B :, type INSTALL, restart

UPGRADE + TC2801 : replace prom in RTx if necessary. TC2801 : remove old Eprom solid state disk (left side), fit
new Flash-Rom solid state disk with V 2.21. Make sure TT3020B is to COM1. Insert backup floppy. Start PC and
check BIOS for A,C boot.

DIPSWITCH :
Remote alarm  T-bus operation
Remote alarm and GPS module  T-bus operation
No remote alarm + GPS module  NMEA OUT operation
No remote alarm + no GPS module  NMEA IN operation

T-bus NMEA IN NMEA OUT

1 ON OFF OFF
3 OFF OFF ON
N° 2-4-5-6 : always OFF (n° 6 ON = enable TT service mode)

NOTA’s KURSUSJE 2/96 :

 Level indication on screen is calculated from AGC level in antenna, 2 bars = poor results, plenty
retransmissions

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 Mobile number in newly installed system is a dummy number until programmed via terminal mode
 X400 is not supported
 Telex 5 or 7 bits, 5 bit format is 33% cheaper but not all characters will pass
 Special = special access code, provided by some LES, e.g. for medical advise, or e.g. 068 = customer support
 Immediate transmission: some LES taxes are cheaper in off-peak hours, can set up time of transmission into
these hours
 DNID = data network ID (data reporting), ENID = enhanced network ID (fleetnet), additional numbers to IMN
number, downloaded by sat.system if service has been paid for by owners
 ENID and DENID edit screens only informs you about eventually downloaded numbers by sat system, cannot
be edited. If numbers got lost for some reason, arrangement with LES to be made to download them again.
 If TT3020 has version V2.xx without built-in GPS, no problem to built in the GPS module, no other modification
to be done
 Do not use linktest for repairs as after 3 faulty link tests within 24 hours, Inmarsat will bar the MES from the
system; owners will have to contact Inmarsat to cancel barring, can take one day. (faulty linktest may be due
to faulty transmitter with output of 50W i.o. 25W which can make problems in satellite and thus disturb
communications for other users)
 If GPS position is INVALID  receiving all EGC’s for all areas
 Manual position updating valid for 4 hours
 REMOTE printer is connected to T Bus on transceiver
 LOCAL printer is connected to centronics on transceiver
 PASSWORD, one for config, one for transmit. If forget password replace non-volatile MEM in data terminal, but
will loose settings and addressbook then. On PC9000 password probably stored in capsat.cfg, erase file. Better
not use password
 Serial port settings: capsat, , com1, 4800, databits 8, parity none, stopbits 1
 4 languages: Spanish, French, English, Cyrillic
 In PC9000 diskette driver is B drive
 To program mobile number switch on, go to CONFIG TERMINAL, press return until “ : ”, switch off TT3020,
switch on again while pressing set, select 8, enter mobile number, select mobile, confirm, etc.
 Level on screen can be different depending status, different for idle and for communication (LES signal may be
lower or higher)

TT3020C home
EGC: software-bug will make that all EGC messages will always printed out, cannot be set in routing etc.
New soft expected 07/2001 will cure.

To program ID :
SELECT OPTIONS - CONFIGURATION - TERMINAL MODE
Then type SET –U 441702611 (set [space] –U [space] 9 digits)
With Escape return to main screen.
Check the transmit window. Normally old ID will be still there. Message terminal should be restarted to show new
ID.

Drive A : 64K boundary error :

ADS book more than 50 entries ?
Latest soft ?
Try CTRL-Shift-R

RESET: serial port to default

 press STOP while switching ON.

The status screen information with 3005M Antenna.

HARDWARE: System Clock 2001-06-18 15:11 PCB h0-20800922-0254
LO Vtune OSC offset/Acc/PllF RX/TX/AGC B/S/CNo
3201mV -239Hz 20mA 1
. -127Hz 2036mA 5
. 74Hz 750 40dBHz

SOFTWARE: Version 3.28, Oct 27 2000 17:57:23, SOLAS Maritime, DistFn 1

Synchronization : yes Serial no : 9406747

Logged in : no Mobile no : 492380343
TDM type : NCS Preferred ocean : None
TDM channel number : 12580
Current channel : NCS
Current protocol : Free

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TDM origin : 144
TDM frame number : 6332
BB error rate : 0 of 100

LO Vtune
LO Vtune should bee between 3200mV-3900mV.
Out of range:Tuning voltage to Oscillator failure, maybe power supply.
OSC offset/Acc/Pllf
(-900Hz<offset<+900Hz)
(-900Hz< acc <+900Hz)
(-170Hz< pllf <+170Hz)
Out of range: U22 Master OSC adjusted to 21.504MHz on TP 6. Sync Loss
RX
RX should bee between 15mA=<30mA
RX below 15mA Antenna not connected: Transceiver back to Thrane & Thrane.
TX
TX should bee between 1700mA=<2900mA
Out of range: Power Supply, Antenna or cable damage.
AGC
AGC should bee between 0=<1000
Out of range: Weak signal or long cable.

B/S/CNo
B
The bulletin board checks (B) is done by the main processor on the basis of the received data for each 8.64 seconds of data.
This 8.64 seconds of data is called a frame. The frame will contain packets, and the first and most important is the bulletin board packet,
which contains a frame number and the identification and possible services of the emitting station and this particular channel.
The bulletin board check will normally read 1, which signifies a valid bulletin board, but when tuning or transmitting it may read 0.
S
The Signal Strength (S) can vary from 0 to 5 where 5 is the best signal. You should have a reading above 2 to ensure a proper
communications link.
The resulting number is on a scale from 0 to 5 that has the following correspondence with the signal-to-noise ratio:

Signal strength 0 1 2 3 4 5
SNR in dBHz <29 29-31 31-33 33-35 35-37 >37
CNo
CNo >= 31dBHz

Synchronisation

This corresponds to the status of the front panel LED "login". The readout will be "Yes" of the transceiver can receive and decode the satellite
signal properly.

Logged in

This corresponds to the status of the front panel LED "login". The readout will be "Yes" if the user has issued a login command and received
a login acknowledgement from the Network Co-ordinating Station (NCS) in the current ocean region. The readout will be "No" the first time
the equipment is turned on, and if the user issues a logout command and receives a logout acknowledgement from the NCS in the current
ocean region.

TDM type

This tells you if the transceiver is currently tuned to an NCS or a LES channel, or in rare cases a stand-alone station. The possible readouts
are: NCS, LES, Joint NCS or Standby NCS,

TDM channel number

This is a number from 8000 to 14000, that corresponds to an Inmarsat-C system receives or transmit frequency.

Current channel

This information tells what type of channel the transceiver is using. If receiving the channel can be an NCS, LES, and if transmitting it can be
"Message" or "Signaling". When changing channel the readout will be "Returning".
The possible readouts are: NCS, LES, Signaling, Message or Returning.

Current protocol

This will tell you what protocol the transceiver is engaged in.
The possible readouts are:

Free / Pending / Sending Distress / Sending Distress Test / Login / Logout / Changing NCS / Scanning / Link Test / Transmission /
Receiving message / Confirmation request / Message delivery / Position report / Data report / Link Test request

The "Pending" status will appear if the Land Earth Station has postponed a transmission or a link test. In this case the LES will automatically
inform the transceiver when to try the protocol again.

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TDM origin

This number is received in the frame-data from the current station. It will correspond to a station found either in the LES or the NCS table.
TDM frame number

This is the number of the current received data-frame. The numbers starts from 0 at midnight and ends a 9999 just before midnight, which
gives a new frame every 8.64 seconds. In case the readout shows "-" the transceiver did not receive a valid bulletin board (see column six in
the hardware part).

BB error rate

The transceiver keeps a statistics of the bulletin boards in last 100 frames. This gives an idea of the signal quality in the last 15 minutes.
When transmitting, the transceiver will not increase the error rate. This figure is transmitted to the LES as part of a link test.

Serial number

The serial number is mostly hardware identification but also a logical identification of a transceiver, as a specific serial number must follow a
specific mobile number.

Mobile number

This number is the call code of the unit. It is not used by the equipment to perform it duties, but is merely shown to help you remembering it.

Preferred ocean

This information will be used for the next login command you perform, and are also used at the daily scanning routine that a Maritime unit will
perform. If the scanning routine finds another NCS (in a different region) with a stronger signal than the one that you currently use the routine
will automatically login at that region, but it will not change the preferred ocean.

TT3000 Mini C home

TT-3000 MINI-C AP5042 Alarm panel

- Bij aansluiting van slechts 1 AP5042 kan de voeding (+9V, GND) gewoon doorgelust worden naar de Pwr
connector van de AP5042.
- Indien er 2 of meer aangesloten moeten worden kan de 9V voeding van de TT3616C dit niet trekken en moet de
AP5042-Pwr connector met aparte voeding gevoed worden (8V tot 32 V DC).
- Het laatste AP5042 panel moet geterminated worden (pin 6 en 7 kort leggen).
- Ook moet elk panel zijn eigen ID krijgen zoals de tabel hieronder.
Bijvoorbeeld Node 0: (Pwr: pin 8 en 9 kort) en ( Pwr: pin 1 en 4 kort).

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TT3064A home
SYMPTOM PROBLEM SOLUTION
Voice chopped Wrong set-up of "AUX/FAX conf", where Change set-up of "Aux/Fax conf" to "None", "Fax" or "Aux
"Switch" is selected even though a TT3617A Phone" entering <Menu> <Config> and <AUX/FAXconf>
Fax/Phone Switch is not connected
Flashing display (all LEDs - supply cables too thin - arrange for correct cable dimensions
flashing continuously after - internal PS broken, possibly due to internal - disconnected antenna and eliminate if due to internal, coax
switch-on) fault, or shorted antenna cable, or broken or antenna failures
antenna
"MES Time Out" on display Message not received by LES or MES - check if MES is commissioned +44 2077 28 10 20
- check if SIM-card is commissioned
- check if signalstrength is OK <menu>>Status><C/no>
should be >44.0dbHz (try on different LES or Ocean Regions)
Can not send or receive FAX - set-up Mini-M or Fax not OK - check if Menu is set to "Fax" or "Switch"
- line dead or busy: maybe I/O board or main - check if commissioned for fax +44 2077 28 10 20
board defective - check set-up of fax
- cable between I/O board and AUX- - check connectors/boards
connector on main baord can be defective
« HEAT ALARM » on display If not due to real overheating, then check Upgrade antenna to 1.02 or higher.
softversion (menu / status / antenna)
« 1LOVTune to high » Oscillator1 out of range or defective Return antenna to TT for repair
« 1LOVTune to low »
« 3LOVTune to high » Oscillator3 out of range or defective Return main unit to TT for repair
« 3LOVTune to low »
« Initialising » - defective cable handset-main unit Download latest soft, check the other items
- program not running in main unit
- defective handset
- master oscillator has drifted too fast

TT3210A home
SYSTEM GENERATION : press OVER key on modem while switching ON,  (when procedures are finished, press
BREAK)
menu, f.e. n° 3 (=SELCALL + WRU)
answerback : fig-shift, carr-return, line-feed, 5digit ID, lettershift, space, 4 characters, space, lettershift (or if
necessary a series of lettershifts to bring the total number of combinations in the answerback up to 20), the letter X,
lettershift
menu n° 4 : for TT1606Akeyboard : console settings 7bits, parity N, console T+T,

TT3420A DSC home

Programming MMSI:
 Switch OFF
 Remove top cover
 Move jumper W8 from position 2/3 to position 1/2
 Switch ON
 Enter MMSI and ENTER
 Switch OFF, put jumper back to position 2/3, refit cover

Check position :
Press *, then NAV

NMEA :
- pin 12 on X2,
- jumper W7 in posn 3/2
- baudrate W1 W2 W3
2400 in out out
4800 out in out

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 9600 out out in

TT3602A (H1253) home

COMMON FAULTS:
1/ 1 horizontal line:
- TS431 (BC635 - BC639) and TS432 (BC636 - BC640) to be renewed, maybe also R434 (5.6K)
2/ Trapezium picture:
- replace C521 (47mmF/25V)
3/ Repeated colums due to lost synchronisation:
- check main DC voltages +12V +20V +25V +60V +550V -100V and if needed replace elco C104 (4700mmF/35V)
- check circuit around TS511/TS512/TS513/TS521
- check circuit around TS341/TS501

TT3602D SVGA-MONITOR home

FUSE : fuse blowing in TT3680M DC/DC-converter blowing
 remove PTC resistor : remove metal sheat under main PCB in monitor, remove resistor EM105 (has 3 terminals)

TT3606A home
SOFT : U9-10-11  V1.51 not Y2K, V2.20 not Y2K
V1.52 Y2K V2.21 Y2K V3.03 Y2K
(for TT3020A) (TT3020B) (TT3020C)

NEW DISKDRIVE:
When replacing an old diskdrive by a new diskdrive: put jumper W6 in position 1-2.

TT3606E home
PASSWORD : TASPAC (=capsat inverse), or SRHINT (for SAIT products)

1. If no access due to different/unknown password

 The C-MOS setup in the computer may be reset to default by moving the jumper marked "Clear CMOS" on
the computer board from position 1-2 to position 2-3 and then back to position 1-2. (no need to switch ON
TT3606E)

J1
* * *
3 2 1
COMPUTER BOARD

DRIVES : floppy is A :, flashram is C :

CYRILLIC SYSTEM:
To set printing EGC-messages to TT3042D (remote printer/alarmbox) connected to TT3020C and other messages
to OKI280 connected to TT3606E.

1/ In terminal mode set the environmental setting for the printing to NO, by typing:
se -z printer=no
2/ Select from main menu: [Applications] [System] [Options] [Printer],
In the "Printer-window", select the Printer Filter to be LOW.
Leave the Printing-window by selecting [OK].
3/ Routing settings:

Diskette Local Prn Rmot

Mail X
EGC system X
EGC Fleet Net X
EGC Safety net routine + safety X X

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 EGC Safety net urgent +distress X
Message log files X

Error drive A: DMA crossed 64K boundary:

- with TT-10202 Message Handling Software (Capsat version 3.22) (problem solved in soft 3.23)
- when more than 55 entries in addressbook, … gives above error message
- solution: do not put more than 55 addresses in addressbook.

TOSHIBA home
TOSHIBA TF-471 and TF- P100
Configuration for SATCOM

Note 1 : This type off FAX machine has to be setup by SOFTWARE switches.
There are no HARDWARE SWITCHES !!!!!!!!!!!!

Note 2 : Following symbols are used in the program layouts

<KEYNAME> = Name of a key between < and >
[DISPLAY] = Resulting text on LCD display between [ and ]

Before you start commissioning the TOSHIBA fax TF-471

A) First place the machine in SETUP mode as follows:

 Press 1 & 3 simultaneously. While kept pressed, switch on the machine.
 Now you are in the SETUP mode
 To get out of SETUP mode you have to switch off the machine.

B) Clear the memory of the TF-471

<FUNCTION> -- [NUMBER] -- <8> -- [FUNCTION TEST] -- <NO> -- [MEMORY CLEAR] -- <YES> -- [EXCEPT USER
AREA] -- <NO>

C) Change the language from Dutch to English on the TF-471

<FUNCTION> -- [NUMBER] -- <4> -- [OPTIES] -- <NO> -- [TAAL] -- <YES> -- [ANDERE TAAL KIEZEN] -- <YES> --
[ENGLISH] -- <YES>

D) Print out the systems function list, by generating following command cycles:
<FUNCTION> -- [NUMBER] -- <1> -- [LIST] -- <YES> -- [JOURNAL] -- <NO> -- [TELEPHONE NBRS LIST] -- <NO> --
[FUNCTION LIST] -- <YES>

Note: see Appendix A for settings

E) If a telephone handset is fitted, check if the switch on the side of the handset is set for TONE.

Function Numbers: 1 Lists

2 Tel Nr Entry
3 Installation
4 Options
5 Polling
6
7
8 Function List
9 Copy
0 Language

Some off the default settings have to be changed by the following procedure. While still in the SETUP mode:

<FUNCTION> -- [NUMBER] -- <8> -- [FUNCTION TESTS] -- <NO> -- [MEMORY CLEAR] -- <NO> -- [SET CONTRAST LEVEL] --
<NO> -- [SET FUNCTIONS] -- <YES>

Display gives: [FUNC 0 = 00010010] (as example) If OK press <YES> You will be at the next function.
If not OK overtype all eight bits and at the end again <YES> Do all functions according the next pages.
Finish with pressing <RESET>

AT THE END DON’T FORGET TO SWITCH OFF THE FAX AND AFTER 1 min ON AGAIN, this to leave the SETUPmode.
Results of FUNCTION list:

* RECEIVE MODE SETTING * : FAX

* CONTRAST SETTING * : NORMAL

* INITIAL SETTING * - SYSTEM PASSWORD :

- DIAL TYPE : MF
- EXCHANGER : PSTN

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* PRINTER SETTING * - RX REDUCTION : ON
- DISCARD : OFF

* COMMUNICATION SETTING * - REMOTE RECEIVE : OFF

- PRIVILEGED RX : MF
- TTI : OUTSIDE
- ECM : OFF

* TAD SETTING * - TAD DELAY :5

- TOLL SAVER : OFF
- SCREENING CALL : ON
- RECORDING TIME : 30 SEC

* LIST SETTING * - AUTO JOURNAL : ON

- TX REPORT : ALWAYS
- DOCUMENT ID : ON
- MULTI TX REPORT : ALWAYS
- DOCUMENT ID : ON

* TOTAL PAGE * - SCAN : 000005

- PRINT : 000013

FUNCTION 0 00010000 00010010 FOR SATCOM B

FUNCTION 1 11001000
FUNCTION 2 01101100
FUNCTION 3 00010111
FUNCTION 4 11010010
FUNCTION 5 00000101
FUNCTION 6 11111010
FUNCTION 7 00000010
FUNCTION 8 01100100
FUNCTION 9 11001101
FUNCTION 10 11000110
FUNCTION 11 00100100
FUNCTION 12 11001100
FUNCTION 13 00101100
FUNCTION 14 01010000
FUNCTION 15 00011001
FUNCTION 16 10101101
FUNCTION 17 01100111
FUNCTION 18 00101011
FUNCTION 19 00000001
FUNCTION 20 00010000
FUNCTION 21 00000110
FUNCTION 22 10100000
FUNCTION 23 00100000
FUNCTION 24 10000000
FUNCTION 25 00000000
FUNCTION 26 00000000
FUNCTION 27 11000000
COUNTRY NBR 13
EX. TYPE
AUTFUN 01010000
ACC. DIGIT 1
ACC. DIGIT 2
ACC. DIGIT 3
UAD 0 00010000
UAD 1 01111011
UAD 2 00000010
UAD 3 10111000
UAD 4 00100010
UAD 5 11000000
UAD 6 00000101
UAD 7 01000000
UAD 8 10000010
UAD 9 00000010
UAD 10 11100111
UAD 11 00011111
UAD 12 11111111
UAD 13 11111111

FUNCTION VALUE LIST

FUNCTION LIST FOR MAINTENANCE

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 UTAD 5 00000000
UTAD 6 00001000

UTAD 0 01111000
UTAD 1 11000101
UTAD 2 00000001
UTAD 3 00000001
UTAD 4 00000110

Important function settings:

FUNCTION 18

FUNCTION 18 default settings 00101110

BIT NL FUNCTION DISCRIPTION
7 0 Reserved
6 0 Pause before transmition UGM 00 = 1.5 sec 10 = 3 sec
5 1 01 = 2.2 sec 11 = 4 sec
4 0 CI out detection time 00 = 500 msec 10 = 175 msec
3 1 01 = 350 msec 11 = 90 msec
2 1 ECM mode 0 = OFF 1 = ON
1 1 Reserved
0 0 Linemonitor continiously ON 0 = OFF 1 = ON

FUNCTION 0

FUNCTION 0 default settings 00010010

BIT NL FUNCTION DISCRIPTION
7 0 Reserved
6 0
5 0 V29 echo protection tone 0 = OFF 1 = ON
4 1 Echo protection pix signal 0 = OFF 1 = ON
3 0 V21 echo protection 300 bps signal 0 = OFF 1 = ON
2 0 000 = 2400 bps 011 = 7200 bps
1 1 Maximum modem speed 001 = 4800 bps
0 0 010 = 9600 bps

Remark : V21 Echo protection

When used for satcom communication there could be problems deu to ECHO.
ECHO protection could give better performance.

FUNCTION 1

FUNCTION 1 default settings 11001000

BIT NL FUNCTION DISCRIPTION
7 1 0000 = 0 dB
6 1 Transmition Level
5 0 1100 = - 12 dB
4 0 1111 = - 15 dB
3 1 Adjustable Receiving damping 0 = OFF 1 = ON
2 0 000 = 0 dB
1 0 Receiving damping ONE STEP = - 3 dB
0 0 111 = - 26 dB

Remark :

- Transmition Level: Normally not higher then – 10 dB (=1010) If communication problems, the level could be increased, but MAX –
10dB (-15dB is low level, 0dB is highest level)

- Receiving damping: To have a better signal / noise ratio you could give a damping. Default is 0dB, thus no damping.

TRANSAS home
SSAS Ship Guard
The inmarsat D+ terminal is supplied as a pre-programmed unit.

Test / Commissioning procedure :

To test / Commissioning select, with key on main module, always TEST MODE.

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Connect power and wait for +/- 15 min ( green LED is flashing = next step ).
Ensure key in TEST position.
Activate primary alert button and leave depressed for 5 min.
Release this button and wait for 10 min.
Activate secondary button, wait 5 min and activate also primary button.
Wait 15 min and release both buttons
Call Transas, +44 2392 67 40 30 to check transmitted data and linked numbers.

Bridge security alert button = primary alert button

Captains security alert button = secondary alert button

LED diagnostic table :

State 1 State 2 State 3 State 4 Meaning

RED RED RED RED Fault
RED OFF OFF OFF Inmarsat D+ OFF
RED OFF GREEN OFF Acquiring Bulletin Board
GREEN GREEN RED RED Demodulating B.B.
GREEN OFF GREEN OFF Acquiring Traffic channel
GREEN GREEN GREEN OFF Demodulating T.ch.
GREEN OFF OFF OFF Idle part of T.ch. Frame
ORANGE ORANGE ORANGE ORANGE Transmitting
GREEN GREEN GREEN GREEN System ok

PROBLEMS : installation requires floating power supply, units isolated, cable screens free from earth.
If not : plenty problems with transmitter broken. Check antenna voltage : should be 5V, if only 2V then transciever
is broken.

TRIMBLE home
GALAXY, also see Service Manual
Transceiver used by Raytheon (STR1500CN) is not completely the same unit (see Raytheon)

"DCE" refers to the Galaxy Radio and "DTE" refers to the DeskTop or LapTop.

ANTENNA :
Diode check : 1.3V and 0.6V inverse
Ohm check : 21.6 KOhm both ways, for new version 5Kohm
DC check : standby 12V, Xmit on 30V

SERVICE WINDOW : only available for DTE2.30 or later

* to open go to SETUP-SERVICE-MENU LOCK MASK-password BREZEL-SETUP-SERVICE-SERVICE
WINDOW-ENTER-select ACTIVATE-ESC-ESC-SERVICE menu option- Service window.
 To update window, select item and press 2X quickly ENTER.
* Phase locked loop : to be locked. If Unlocked or RF, or digital pcb, or bad TDM entry
* AGC : to be checked in Idle state : 52-76 with antenna, 20-26 without antenna
* BBerror : never to be higher than 10 if antenna has clear view.
* Freq Correction : average +/- 400-800Hz, not to exceed 1600Hz

SOFT : DCE : 5.1O - DTE : 5.10

PASSWORD BIOS : have seen for raytheon/trimble setup password bios was : « nit »

UPDATE :
Remark: on IME installations with 7001 (Galaxy) DCE can be upgraded but DTE mostly NOT (Flash disk to be
obtained from IME Greece, so better not touch)

a. Exit DTE Galaxy PC Application Program. Verify that the DCE (Galaxy Radio) is connected to one of the four PC
serial Ports.
b. Cycle DCE power. (Turn DCE off, then turn DCE on)
c. If DCE has been previously programmed wait until the front panel test sequence has been completed.
d. Insert Disk into Floppy Drive A (or B) and at the DOS prompt enter:
A: (or B:)  auto1 

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 Note, use "auto1" for downloading DCE flash code via PC Serial Port 1, "auto2" for Port 2, "auto3" for Port 3,
and "auto4" for Port 4.
e: The following will appear on the screen as the UPDATEX program begins to program the DCE flash roms:

**********************************************************
*** Galaxy DCE Update Program ***
*** Version 1.23 ***
**********************************************************

Trying to communicate with monitor at 4800 ... OK

Switching to 38400 baud ...
Downloading full monitor ...
Clearing flash EPROM code area ...
downloading from.x, address: 0x000---00

The "address" field updates as the programming proceeds.

f: If the update was successful the following is displayed:

Flash Checksums: Rom0=0x---- Rom1=0x---- Rom2=0x---- Rom3=0x----

Monitor Version: 1.30 <mboot> <AMD> Mfg/Device code: 0120
DCE update completed, restarting with new firmware

An error message is displayed if the flash update fails.

- To upgrade DTE use same version number, INSTALL.

Sometimes necessary to press reset button on transceiver (if no signal, or no login after cold start)

NT100 & NT200 home

ANTENNA-voltage :
 NT100 & NT200 : 5V – max 23m coax 75ohm
 NT200D : 9V – max 23m coax 75ohm
 NT200CG : 9V – max 30m coax 50ohm

SENTINEL home
"DCE" refers to the Galaxy Radio and "DTE" refers to the DeskTop or LapTop.

BIOS :
Press CTRL-ALT-S

ANTENNA :
Diode check : 1.3V and 0.6V inverse
Ohm check : 21.6 KOhm both ways, for new version 5Kohm
DC check : standby 12V, Xmit on 30V

PASSWORD : normally : BREZEL

To exit to DOS : 112831BD

SERVICE WINDOW : only available for DTE2.30 or later

* to open go to SETUP-SERVICE-MENU LOCK MASK-password BREZEL-SETUP-SERVICE-SERVICE
WINDOW-ENTER-select ACTIVATE-ESC-ESC-SERVICE menu option- Service window.
* To update window, select item and press 2X quickly ENTER.
* Phase locked loop : to be locked. If Unlocked or RF, or digital pcb, or bad TDM entry
* AGC : to be checked in Idle state : 52-76 with antenna, 20-26 without antenna
* BBerror : never to be higher than 10 if antenna has clear view.
* Freq Correction : average +/- 400-800Hz, not to exceed 1600Hz

SOFT : DCE : 5.1O - DTE : 5.10 (different floppies as for GALAXY) home

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NERA http://satcom.neraworld.com - -
http://service.nera.no servicepartner lillehammer
RH http://radioholland.net rhemea\naam paswoord

RAYTHEON www.raykiel.com beeuro 1002eu

STN ATLAS www.sam-cmis.de

T&T http://extranet.thrane.com voorbeeld :

eric.vanemmelo@ra 105984
Sailor
dioholland.be
Skanti
Xantic/Amos http://www.xantic.net
install 12345678
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