Furuno Felcom 82, Operator'S Manual

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5. OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT
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5.2 Facsimile FAX-8070P, FAX-2850
This section provides basic operating procedures for the Facsimile FAX-8070P
and FAX-2850. For detailed information see the their respective operator’s
manual.
5.2.1 Dialing subscribers
MES (FELCOM 82)
→ → → →
Land
LES No.
Service
Code Country
Code
Fax No.
#
(Service code normally use "00" automatic call.)
I
(START)
MES (FELCOM 82)
→ → → →
MES (Inmarsat-B)
LES No.
Service
Code Sea Area
No. Vessel ID No.
(Inmarsat B)
#
(Service code normally use "00" automatic call.)
I
(START)
MES (FELCOM 82)
→ → → →
MES (Inmarsat-A)
LES No. Service
Code
Sea Area
No. Vessel ID No.
(Inmarsat A)
#
(Service code normally use "00" automatic call.)
81
Common
number
I
(START)
Note 1: Wait at least 30 seconds between calls, otherwise an error message
appears, resulting in no connection.
Note 2: A facsimile can also function as a telephone, by assigning the same
OID/DID number for both facsimile and telephone. The facsimile
however must automatically output the CNG tone, which the FELCOM
82 uses to distinguish a facsimile call from a telephone call. A facsimile
cannot be properly sent without the CNG tone.
Note 3: A facsimile cannot be sent while conducting voice communications. This
is possible with a facsimile whose transmission rate is 2400 bps.
Note 4: The automatic receive function automatically treats all incoming calls as
facsimile calls. For this reason set the priority for the facsimile according
to how it is most often used, facsimile or telephone. For further details
see the owner’s manual for the fax.
Note 5: The satellite communication line contains longer propagation delays
than land lines. Further, transmission time depends on the
receiving/sending party’s facsimile. In some cases a facsimile may not
be transmitted.