Raymarine Ray 53 Manuel utilisateur

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1. OPERATION

1.1 INTRODUCTION

Your RAY53 has the capability to transmit and receive on all available US,International and

Canada Marine VHF radiotelephone channels. There are channels that are FCC approved

but may only be used by authorized stations for specific purposes, depending on the type of

vessel (commercial or noncommercial.) Refer to Table 1-1 . These table list all of the marine

VHF channels available in your RAY53 for Canada,International and U.S. radiotelephone

use. Full familiarization with this table is essential when selecting your channels. The

International frequencies were agreed upon by the attending countries at the 1968

International Telecommunication Union meeting in Geneva and are in active use around the

world. The US channels are those channels authorized for use in the U.S.A. by the FCC.

1.2 CONTROLS AND LCD DISPLAY

4) 5) 6) 7) 2) 3)

1.2.1 Controls

1) Channel Selection (Knob)

-. Turning to the right can increase the channel number and it can be

decreased by turning to the left.

-. When the Channel Selection Knob is rotated to the right at “88CH”, the channel

number becomes “01CH”.

-. When the Channel Selection Knob is rotated to the left at “01CH”, the channel

number becomes “88CH”.

(UP)

Rotate clockwise

(DOWN)

Rotate counter clockwise

2) Squelch Knob

-. When Squelch knob is rotated, the squelch level is adjusted. If the knob is rotated

completely clockwise,all bars will illuminate.

Rotate

Clockwise

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SQL

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SQL NMEAVOL

SQL

3) Volume Knob

-. The volume knob controls the audio volume and is also switched to turn power on

and off. When the knob is rotated clockwise from the “OFF” position,the power

becomes “Turned On”. Being rotated clockwise,the audio volume will be

increased. Being rotated counterclockwise,the audio volume will be decreased.

(Volume UP)

Rotate clockwise

(Volume DOWN)

Rotate counter clockwise

-. When the power is turned on, the receiving mode is in use after the following

initial setting.

Initial setting at power on.

Frequency mode--------: the frequency mode at power OFF

Channel --------: 16 CH (Working CH)

Priority CH --------: Priority CH at power OFF

Weather CH --------: Weather CH at power OFF

Transmitter Power---- : 25 Watt

-. When the power is turned on with pushing on SCAN/MEM key,all the memory

can be clear.

4) SCAN/MEM key

-. When SCAN/MEM key is pressed and released, Alarm 1 is heard and Scan

starts/stop. (To cancel the scan mode, press and release while radio is scanning.

To start the scan mode, press and release while radio is not scanning.)

-. If one or more channels are stored in memory, the radio will begin Memory Scan.

If no channels are stored in memory,the radio will begin All Scan.

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SQL NMEAVOL

SQL

-. To begin All Scan while memory are being stored in,All Scan can be begun by

pressing once more during flashing on the LCD.

-. When SCAN/MEM key is continuing to be pressed for more than three

seconds, Alarm 1 is heard and Memory of the current channel can be

stored/canceled.(When the current channel is stored,the current channel will be

canceled. When no other channel is stored, the current channel will be stored.

5) WX/INT key

-. When WX/INT key is pressed and released, Alarm 1 is heard and Working CH

/Weather CH are toggled each other.

-. When WX/INT key is continued to be pressed for more than 2 seconds, Alarm 1 is

heard and frequency selection mode(US,International or Canadian) can be

changed. There are 3 types of frequencies selection modes,US,International and

Canadian. The frequencies selection mode is changed like USA--ÆCAN--ÆINT.

-. While the monitor operation is in use,Dual monitor and Triple monitor can be

changed.

6) MON/ 1/25 Key

-.When MON/ 1/25 is pressed and released, Alarm 1 is heard and Monitor operation

start.(Dual Monitor)

-. When MON/ 1/25 continues to be pressed for more than 2 seconds, Alarm 1 is

heard and Transmitter power can be changed. When transmitter power is 25W, it

can be 1 W. When transmitter power is 1 W, it can be 25 W.

7) 16/9 Key

-. When 16/9 key is pressed and released, Alarm 1 is heard and Channel can be

changed as follows.

The current channel is Working CH---------------ÆBecomes Priority CH

The current channel is Weather CH---------------ÆBecomes Priority CH

The current channel is Priority CH ---------------ÆBecomes Working CH

-. When 16/9 key continues to be pressed for more than 2 seconds, Alerm 1 is heard and

priority CH can be toggled. When the private channnel is 16CH,it can be changed to

9CH and when the private channel is 9CH,it can be changed to 16CH.

8) PTT Key(Microphone)

-. When pressed,puts the radio into the transmit mode

If the current channel is Weather CH or the channel prohibitted from TX, Alerm 2 is

heard and PTT key cannot be used. If the PTT key is pressed continuously for over

five minutes,transmission is forcibly inhibited and Alarm 2 is heard until the PTT key

is released.

9) UP key(Microphone)

-. The UP key is used to move the channel numbers up(+1).

If the UP key is continuously pressed for over 0.5 seconds,the channel numbers can be

continuously up every 100msec.

10)DOWN key(Microphone)

-. The DOWN key is used to move the channel numbers down(+1)

If the DOWN key is continously pressed for over 0.5 seconds,the channel numbers

can be continueously down every 100msec.

11) 16/9 key(Microphone)

-. When 16/9 key is pressed and released, Alarm 1 is heard and Channel can be

changed as follows.

The current channel is Working CH---------------ÆBecomes Priority CH

The current channel is Weather CH---------------ÆBecomes Priority CH

The current channel is Priority CH ---------------ÆBecomes Working CH

-. When 16/9 key continues to be pressed for more than 2 seconds in Priority CH mode,

Alerm 1 is heard and priority CH can be toggled. When the private channnel is 16CH,it

can be changed to 9CH and when the private channel is 9CH,it can be changed to

16CH.

12) DISTRESS key

-. DISTRESS key is used to send a DSC Distress Call when pressed and held for 4

seconds.

1.2.2 LCD Display

The items of LCD display on the Front panel are described as follows

1) DSC display: Will be displayed when DSC mode is entered.

2) WX display : Will be displayed when Weather CH is entered.

Will be displayed when Tri monitor mode is entered.

3) INT display : Will be displayed when International channels are programmed for

use. “INT” is not displayed when US or Canadian channels are

programmed for use.

4) CAN display: Will be displayed when Canadian channels are programmed for use.

“CAN” is not displayed when US or International channels are

programmed for use.

5) MEM display: Will be displayed when displayed CH is memory-registered.

Will blink at Scan Stand-by and be displayed at Memory Scan.

6) SCAN display: Will be displayed at Scan mode

Will blink at Scan at Scan mode and be displayed with “MEM” at

Memory Scan.

7) ACK display : Will be displayed at DSC mode when the response to individual calls

are received after DSC call is transmitted.

8) MON display: Will be displayed at Monitor mode

(Dual monitor or Triple monitor)

9) TX display : Will be displayed when transmitter power is detected at transmitter

mode.

10) 1 W display: Will be displayed when the transmitter circuits are providing 1 Watt

of power to the antenna. When the transmitter is supplying 25 Watt

to the antenna, “1 W” will be extinguished.

11)VOL, Bar

Graph display: The Vol. bar graph shows the level of volume of the audio output

to the speaker.

The volume means to be larger when the dot of the bar graph

become increased to the right.

12) SQL,AUTO : The Squelch bar graph shows the depth of squelch.

Bar graph “AUTO” will be displayed when Auto-Squelch is activate.

display The number of dot of SQL Bar graph will be increased when SQL

knob is turned to the right to make Squelch deeper.

(When SQL knob is furthermore turned to right from the

maximum squelch, the squelch becomes AUTO Squelch and

“AUTO” will be displayed.

13) NMEA display: will be displayed at all of the modes while valid NMEA data is

being received.

When NMEA data is invalid or is not received,”NMEA” is

extinguished.

Applicable data: GLL,GGA,RMA,RMC,APA,APB

14) Channel display: Will display channel number in use.

(Large) When Own Ship’s MMSI ID is entered,etc,Channel

display(Large) shows its situation.

15) Channel display: Will display Priority CH number in use.

(Small) When Own Ship’s MMSI ID is entered,etc, Channel

display(Small) shows its situation.

1.3 OPERATING PROCEDURES

1.3.1 Turning the Power On

1) Rotate the VOLUME knob clockwise to turn the radio on.

1.3.2 Setting the Volume

1) Rotate the VOLUME knob for the disired volume level.

1.3.3. Setting the Power Output

1) Simply press the “MON 1/25” key for two seconds to toggle between 1 Watt output

and 25 Watt output. When “1 WATT” is displayed,the output power is 1 Watt.

If “1 WATT” is extinguished, 25watts is being output. The choice of power output is

dependent upon the distance of transmission and transmitting conditions. In certain

US harbors and on certain channels, the FCC requires the power to be limited to

1 Watt. On these “required “ channels,the radio automatically selects 1 Watt power

output when the channel is selected.

1.3.4 Selecting the Channel

1) To select the appropriate channel, rotate CHANNEL SELECTION Knob clockwise /

counterclockwise or also press UP/DOWN key of the microphone.

2) The channels which are not set on the frequency mode are skipped .

3) When UP/DOWN key is continuously pressed for over 0.5 seconds,the channel is

continuously changed(+1 or – 1) every 100msec during pressing UP/DOWN key.

1.3.5 To select the frequency mode

1) The frequency mode(group) can be selected from US mode, International mode and

Canadian Mode.

The frequency mode can be shown on the LCD as follows.

USA frequency mode----------------------------Æ“INT” and “CAN” are eliminated

CANADIAN frequency mode------------------Æ“CAN” is displayed and “INT” is

eliminated.

INTERNATIONAL frequency mode----------Æ“INT” is displayed and “CAN” is

eliminated.

When WX/INT key is pressed and held for over 2 seconds, one frequency mode

can be changed to the other frequency mode and Alerm 1 is heard.:

For example:

When USA mode is in use,it can be changed to CANADIAN mode by doing above

operation.

When Canadian mode, it can bew changed to International mode. When

International mode,it can be changed to USA mode. The last changed frequency

mode can be memorized.

When the power is turned on,the last memorized frequency mode can be

used.(Channel number is16CH at that time.)

1.3.6 To Transmit

1) Press the Push-To-Talk switch(PTT switch) and speak into the microphone using a

clear normal voice.

2) If the current channel is Weather CH or the Tx prohibited channel, PTT switch cannot

be used and Audible beep sound 2 is heard.

3) RAY53 is designed to meet the new FCC Rules Part 80.203, which states,if the PTT

switch is pressed continuously for over five minutes,transmission is forcibly inhibited.

If this occurs,audible beep sound 2 will be heard until the PTT switch is released.

1.3.7 To select a Weather Channel

1) Simply press the WX/INT,then use Channel Selection Knob or UP/DOWN key to

select the desired Weather Channel from 0 to 9. When this mode is selected,the

transmitter is always inhibited.

2) When the Weather CH is finished by pressing WX/INT key,the last used Weather CH

number is memorized

3) When the power is re-turned on,the memorized Weather CH number can be

activate on the Weather CH mode.

1.3.8 Priority Channel

1)When 16/9 is pressed and released, Alarm 1 is heard and Priority Channel is in use then

Channel Display(Small) shows “P” on the LCD.(“P” display means “Priority CH”.)

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