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Chapter 9: Hailer, Fog horn, and Intercom

Chapter contents

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9.1 Hailer Fog Intercom menu on page 112

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9.2 Loud hailer on page 112

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9.3 Fog horn on page 112

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9.4 Intercom on page 113

Hailer, Fog horn, and Intercom

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Page 1: ...2020 Raymarine UK Limited 81377 6 Document number 02 2020 Date English en US Installation and operation instructions RAY90 91 VHF...

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Page 3: ...r design patents pending Fair Use Statement You may print no more than three copies of this manual for your own use You may not make any further copies or distribute or use the manual in any other way...

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Page 5: ...s 18 Document illustrations 19 2 2 Product overview 19 2 3 Applicable products 19 Required additional components 19 Optional wired components 20 Optional wireless components 20 Compatible MFDs 20 Inco...

Page 6: ...Product dimensions Wireless hub 37 Product dimensions Wireless handset and holster 38 3 5 Mounting 38 Tools required for installation 38 Mounting the Base station 39 Wired and wireless speaker mounti...

Page 7: ...set controls 64 Wireless speaker controls 65 5 2 Powering the Base station 65 Powering the handset 66 5 3 Homescreen overview 66 Status bar symbols 67 Main menu overview 69 5 4 Multiple station operat...

Page 8: ...ive Calling DSC 92 7 2 Distress calls 93 Making a designated distress call 93 Making a Distress call 93 Making a Mayday call 94 Cancelling a distress call before transmission 94 Cancelling a distress...

Page 9: ...tching between priority channels 107 Setting a second priority channel 107 8 4 Sensitivity 107 Switching sensitivity modes 107 8 5 Private channels 107 Selecting a private channel set 107 8 6 Automati...

Page 10: ...Ray70 73 91 only 127 11 9 Wired handset troubleshooting 128 11 10 Wireless troubleshooting Ray63 73 90 91 only 129 Chapter 12 Technical support 131 12 1 Raymarine product support and servicing 132 12...

Page 11: ...NMEA 0183 sentences 145 Appendix B NMEA 2000 PGN list 146 Appendix C MMSI Regulatory bodies and application submissions 147 Appendix D VHF Channels 148 Appendix E Phonetic alphabet 159 Appendix F Prow...

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Page 13: ...such as in an engine room or near fuel tanks Warning 12 Volt dc only This product must only be connected to a 12 volt dc power source Warning Chassis grounding Do NOT ground this product using the ch...

Page 14: ...complies with License exempt RSS standard s Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 This device may not cause interference and 2 This device must accept any interference including inte...

Page 15: ...original Declaration of Conformity certificate may be viewed on the relevant product page at www raymarine com manuals Product disposal Dispose of this product in accordance with the WEEE Directive Th...

Page 16: ...acies or omissions it may contain In addition our policy of continuous product improvement may change specifications without notice As a result Raymarine cannot accept liability for any differences be...

Page 17: ...overview on page 19 2 3 Applicable products on page 19 2 4 Parts supplied on page 23 2 5 Licensing on page 24 2 6 Obtain MMSI Maritime Mobile Service Identity number on page 26 2 7 Automatic Transmitt...

Page 18: ...ever you need assistance with your Raymarine product Visit http www raymarine co uk view id 5175 to order a printed manual delivered directly to your door For further information about the Print Shop...

Page 19: ...communication is carried out on the channel chosen by the caller The radio can transmit and receive on all available US Canadian International and Private marine VHF channels The Ray90 includes the fo...

Page 20: ...red handset extension cable 15 m 49 2 ft A80297 Wired handset adaptor cable with male RCA audio 400 mm 1 3 ft Optional wireless components Your radio supports connection of wireless handsets and speak...

Page 21: ...iom Pro Axiom XL eS Series gS Series Compatible LightHouse 2 MFDs eS Series gS Series e Series c Series a Series Compatible Legacy MFDs E Series Widescreen C Series Widescreen E Series Classic G Serie...

Page 22: ...Incompatible MFDs This product is NOT compatible with the following legacy Raymarine multifunction displays Legacy MFDs C Series Classic A Series Classic 22...

Page 23: ...llation 1 Ray90 Ray91 VHF DSC Radio base station including fitted power and data cable 2 Wired handset holster 3 Wired handset 4 Wired handset adaptor cable with RCA Audio 400 mm 1 3 ft 5 Passive spea...

Page 24: ...da licensing requirements You do not need a license to operate this product within the sovereign waters of Canada or the United States of America USA You will need a license to operate this radio outs...

Page 25: ...Hz to 205KHz Note ISED previously IC Industry Canada Additional information wireless hub ISED ID 4069B RAYHUB FCC ID PJ5 RAYHUB FCC type accepted Parts 2 15 and 80 Output power 19 dbm Modulation MIMO...

Page 26: ...change your MMSI number the unit will require re programming by an authorized Raymarine dealer 2 7 Automatic Transmitter Identification System ATIS Your product includes ATIS functionality for use on...

Page 27: ...ay90 Ray91 software The following Ray90 Ray91 components include software that can be updated Base station Wired handsets Wireless hub Wireless handsets Performing the software update process using a...

Page 28: ...your MFD LightHouse 2 From the Homescreen select Set up Maintenance Check Card for Updates LightHouse 3 From the Homescreen select Settings Updated software Check SD card 6 Select your Radio and selec...

Page 29: ...apter contents 3 1 Selecting a location on page 30 3 2 GNSS GPS location requirements on page 32 3 3 Wireless product location requirements on page 32 3 4 Product dimensions on page 34 3 5 Mounting on...

Page 30: ...m cable bend radius of 100 mm 3 94 in is required Where necessary cable supports should be used to prevent stress on connectors Electrical interference Select a location that is far enough away from e...

Page 31: ...so is detailed in the installation instructions Note Where constraints on the installation prevent any of the above recommendations always ensure the maximum possible separation between different ite...

Page 32: ...ys be kept to a minimum Do not exceed the maximum stated range of your wireless product maximum range will vary for each device Wireless performance degrades over distance so products farther away wil...

Page 33: ...the hub name will be RM followed by the full part number and serial number of the VHF Radio it is connected to e g RM E70517 107828 6 Go to the location you have chosen for your wireless handset 7 Ope...

Page 34: ...217 mm 8 54 in B 9 5 mm 0 37 in C 235 95 mm 9 29 in D 104 mm 4 09 in E 149 95 mm 5 91 in F 30 mm 1 18 in G 14 mm 0 55 in H 90 mm 3 54 in I 61 mm 2 40 in The Base station includes a fitted power cable...

Page 35: ...m 4 67 in B 112 5 mm 4 43 in C 18 3 mm 0 72 in D 26 4 mm 1 04 in E 25 mm 0 98 in F 30 6 mm 1 20 in The Passive speaker includes a fitted 2 m 6 56 ft audio cable terminated with a male RCA plug The Act...

Page 36: ...B 151 mm 5 94 in C 66 9 mm 2 63 in D 70 mm 2 76 in E 46 7 mm 1 84 in The Handset s fitted coiled lead can be extended comfortably to approximately 1 meter 3 3 ft Ensure sufficient space is available...

Page 37: ...mm 4 79 in G 6 2 mm 0 24 in H 87 72 mm 3 45 in I 29 14 mm 1 15 in Min J 106 95 mm 4 21 in Max K 244 99 mm 9 65 in The Wireless hub includes a fitted 5 m 16 4 ft cable for connection to your VHF Radio...

Page 38: ...charging holster is supplied with a fitted 2 meter 6 56 ft power cable terminated with bare ended wires 3 5 Mounting Tools required for installation 1 Power drill 2 Pozi drive screwdriver 3 Adhesive...

Page 39: ...ixing holes on the mounting surface 2 Drill holes for the mounting fixings using a drill with a suitable sized drill bit 3 Screw the fixings approximately half way into the holes in the mounting surfa...

Page 40: ...then file around the cut edge until smooth 6 Peel the backing off of the supplied gasket and place the adhesive side of the gasket onto the rear of the speaker pressing firmly onto the flange 7 Connec...

Page 41: ...tion of the screw holes on the mounting surface 3 Drill the mounting holes using a suitable size drill bit 4 Hold the holster in place and secure using the screws provided 5 Place the handset into the...

Page 42: ...r the Mounting plate a clear flat area is required 2 Ensuring correct orientation of the mounting plate offer up the plate to the desired location and mark the location of the screw holes and the cent...

Page 43: ...ic nut by overtightening 10 Secure the Mounting plate to the mounting surface using the supplied screws 11 Attach the Handset Fistmic connector to the cable connector and rotate the locking collar clo...

Page 44: ...the antenna to the top of the hub Antenna orientation Radio waves are emitted from the wireless hub perpendicular to the orientation of the hub s antenna Keeping the antenna vertical should provide t...

Page 45: ...mounting plate over the end of the connector 7 Place the split washer and nut over the end of the connector and secure by hand tightening the nut 8 Secure the mounting plate to the mounting surface us...

Page 46: ...size drill bit 3 If required use a 6 5 mm 0 26 in drill bit to drill a hole for the holster s power cable 4 Hold the holster in place and secure using the screws provided 5 Place the Handset into the...

Page 47: ...nnection on page 55 4 6 NMEA 2000 SeaTalkng connection on page 55 4 7 NMEA 0183 connection on page 56 4 8 Loud hailer connection on page 57 4 9 Connecting GNSS GPS and VHF antennas on page 58 4 10 Wir...

Page 48: ...cables in place using cable clips or cable ties Coil any excess cable and tie it out of the way Where a cable passes through an exposed bulkhead or deckhead use a suitable watertight feed through Do...

Page 49: ...the Raymarine unit Dust caps To prevent potential water ingress connectors not in use should be protected using the supplied dust caps Bare end wire connections Your product is supplied with bare end...

Page 50: ...dset or Adaptor cable Wired handset s fitted cable 7 Hub connection Wireless hub connection Wireless hub s fitted cable 8 N2K NMEA 2000 connection SeaTalkng NMEA 2000 backbone The supplied DeviceNet t...

Page 51: ...ns and best practice The product is supplied with a power cable either as a separate item or a captive cable permanently attached to the product Only use the power cable supplied with the product Do N...

Page 52: ...or suitable fuse rating refer to In line fuse and thermal breaker ratings Important Observe the recommended fuse breaker ratings provided in the product s documentation however be aware that the suita...

Page 53: ...d the length of the power cable supplied with your product ensure you observe the following advice The power cable for each unit in your system should be run as a separate single length of 2 wire cabl...

Page 54: ...n Boats ABYC A 31 Battery chargers and Inverters ABYC TE 4 Lightning Protection 4 4 Handset station connection A Wired handset can be connected to each Handset station connection HS 1 HS 2 Your radio...

Page 55: ...adaptor cable 400 mm 1 3 ft 1 x supplied and available as an accessory A80297 2 Wired speaker 1 x supplied and available as an accessory A80542 The wired speaker includes a 2m 6 56 ft audio cable ter...

Page 56: ...cannot connect your product directly to a MFD 3 Refer to the instructions supplied with your SeaTalkng NMEA 2000 device for details on creating a backbone Connecting SeaTalkng cables 1 Rotate your pr...

Page 57: ...compatible device as shown in the table below NMEA 0183 wires NMEA 0183 device Receive positive to Transmit positive Receive negative to Transmit negative Transmit positive to Receive positive Transmi...

Page 58: ...e metal This is especially important when installing the radio on metal structure Pre requisites Ensure you have installed your antennas in accordance with the instructions supplied with the antennas...

Page 59: ...ubes down over the antenna connector ensuring the connectors are fully covered 5 Apply heat evenly over the heat shrink tubes until they are shrunk uniformly and resemble the shape of the connectors 4...

Page 60: ...he wireless speaker is internally fused however it is recommended that you fit an inline fuse on the positive wire of your product s power cable or connect using a thermal breaker In line fuse rating...

Page 61: ...uld be connected via a distribution panel or if required directly to a battery Refer to the Power distribution section for guidance on connecting to a power supply In line fuse and thermal breaker rat...

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Page 63: ...on page 72 5 6 Shared Brightness on page 72 5 7 Initial set up on page 74 5 8 Selecting a language on page 74 5 9 Switching on the AIS receiver on page 74 5 10 Selecting a network type on page 75 5 11...

Page 64: ...s to the next or previous VHF channel also used to select or adjust options in the menu 5 LCD display 6 Back Go to the previous menu screen Press and hold to return to the Homescreen 7 OK menu button...

Page 65: ...g button Press to place speaker in pairing mode Pressing the Pairing button will also disconnect the speaker from the device it is currently connected to 3 LED diagnostics and status indictor 5 2 Powe...

Page 66: ...the Handset press and hold the Power button for approximately 3 seconds until the screen turns off 5 3 Homescreen overview The information below describes the on screen characters and symbols which ar...

Page 67: ...Location coordinates and current COG and SOG 7 Channel Name Indicates the name of the current channel 8 Channel type Indicates the type of channel s Simplex Simplex channels transmit and receive on th...

Page 68: ...io is currently transmitting e g the PTT button is being pressed Receive Indicates the radio is currently receiving a transmission Weather Indicates that the weather alerts mode is activated Power sup...

Page 69: ...is above the specified operating voltage DSC Indicates that a DSC call has been received GPS Fix Indicates if the radio has a GPS GNSS fix Main menu overview The main menu is accessed by Pressing the...

Page 70: ...call Position request Group call All ships call Phonebook Call logs Test call DSC set up Watch Mode Dual watch Triple watch 2nd priority channel Weather Mode Weather Homescreen Scan Mode All channels...

Page 71: ...cancelling Tx Wireless set up Handset name Key beep Channel set up Weather alerts GPS set up DSC set up AIS Network output ATIS set up Maintenance Note Menu items not available when radio has ATIS ena...

Page 72: ...f the radio whilst another handset in use Other handsets can take control of the radio after the last used handset has been inactive for 3 seconds or more 5 5 Adjusting Brightness and Contrast The LCD...

Page 73: ...ess setting set to On for all displays in the brightness group units to be assigned to network groups all the displays in each group to be synchronized Enabling Shared Brightness From the Display Set...

Page 74: ...been pre programed in MARCOM C mode or has ATIS enabled See 5 11 Entering an MMSI number for more information If not already selected you will also be prompted to select your network type 5 Enter ATIS...

Page 75: ...ected to any other devices any option can be selected Selecting 0183 Std speed will disable the built in AIS receiver where applicable The Network output setting determines the baud rate of the NMEA 0...

Page 76: ...as the second digit this is to ensure a group MMSI is not entered as the radio s unique MMSI 5 Press the Back button at any time to edit digits you have already entered 6 Press and hold the OK button...

Page 77: ...an MMSI number the ATIS ID will be pre filled in this format 4 If the ATIS ID has been pre filled check it carefully against your issued ATIS ID 5 To enter your ATIS ID manually use the Channel Up an...

Page 78: ...ng ATIS mode ATIS is a European system used on some inland waterways A unique ATIS ID must be entered before ATIS mode can be enabled With ATIS mode enabled the radio s region will be fixed to the INT...

Page 79: ...our radio will be used in From the Main menu 1 Select Set up 2 Select Channel set up 3 Select Frequency band 4 Select the relevant region from the list The available options are International USA Cana...

Page 80: ...ver is switched off then a network data source for shall be used instead if available No position data If no position data is available or position data becomes unavailable after 10 minutes an audible...

Page 81: ...play option is also available from the Display set up menu Set up Display set up Homescreen display Setting time format and offset You can change the Format and Offset that is applied to the time disp...

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Page 83: ...contents 6 1 Wireless handsets on page 84 6 2 Connecting a wireless handset to the hub on page 85 6 3 Connecting the wireless speaker to the Wireless handset on page 87 6 4 Wireless set up menu optio...

Page 84: ...set 2 Connect the Wireless handset to the Wireless hub 3 If required connect a Wireless speaker to the Wireless handset Warning Retain a wired handset station A wired handset station should always be...

Page 85: ...your Wireless hub from the list The Wireless hub s default name is RM followed by the 6 digit part number and 7 digit serial number of the radio that the Wireless hub is connected to e g Radio part n...

Page 86: ...he hub procedure Note While the password change is being applied the Wireless set up menu will be unavailable Ensure you make a note of your Hub s new password Changing the hub s wireless channel If y...

Page 87: ...now pair with the Wireless speaker 5 Select OK The Wireless handset s audio will now be heard through the Wireless speaker Note You can only output audio to 1 speaker from the same handset If the pai...

Page 88: ...t part number and 7 digit serial number of the radio that the Wireless hub is connected to e g Radio part number E70625 and serial number 1070828 Hub name RM E70625 107828 Edit hub name Password You c...

Page 89: ...u item Description Options Contrast Provides access to the Contrast level 1 to 10 Key beep Enables adjustment of the audible beep when pressing buttons Off Quiet default Loud Wireless handset stations...

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Page 91: ...n page 93 7 3 Urgency calls on page 98 7 4 Safety calls on page 98 7 5 Individual routine calls on page 99 7 6 Group calls on page 100 7 7 Position requests on page 101 7 8 Phonebook on page 101 7 9 C...

Page 92: ...is available Nature of the distress when designated Transmission frequency The call is automatically repeated at approximately 4 minute intervals until it is acknowledged either by a coast radio stati...

Page 93: ...specify the nature of the distress if GNSS GPS data is not available you must also specify your coordinates Note Your radio must have an MMSI number saved before DSC functions can be used From the Dis...

Page 94: ...all In an emergency you can also make a Mayday call following the instructions below 1 Press the 16 PLUS button 2 Press and hold the PTT button 3 Slowly and clearly speak the details of the distress M...

Page 95: ...n transmitted 1 Select Options 2 Select Cancel distress 3 Select Yes to confirm cancellation 4 Select OK 5 Press and hold the PTT button and make a broadcast to all stations giving your vessel s name...

Page 96: ...Repeat the broadcast described in step 5 Receiving a distress call It is expected that only a Coast Radio Station CRS will acknowledge DSC distress calls and will act as the coordinator for the rescu...

Page 97: ...ten for the distress voice message 2 Wait for the CRS to acknowledge the call 3 If the distress call is not acknowledged by another station then acknowledge the call as follows MAYDAY MMSI of the vess...

Page 98: ...l ships call 1 Select Urgency 2 Select the channel for subsequent communication The call is transmitted Once the call has been successfully transmitted Sent is displayed onscreen and the channel is ch...

Page 99: ...y entering an MMSI number Note When calling a coast station there is no need to select a channel for communication If a call cannot be accepted then a reason code is displayed No Reason No reason give...

Page 100: ...e a call to a group saved in your Phonebook or 2 Select Recent Calls to make a call to a group that you have called recently or 3 Select Enter MMSI to manually enter the MMSI number of the group you w...

Page 101: ...he request 3 If the position reply is set to manual then select SEND to send the position report 4 Select OK to resume normal operation If the Position requests setting found in the GPS set up menu is...

Page 102: ...ebook entry From the DSC Calls menu Menu DSC Calls 1 Select Phonebook 2 Select the contact you want to edit 3 Select Delete 4 Select Yes The contact is deleted 7 9 Call logs All DSC calls are logged T...

Page 103: ...l on channel 70 to another DSC VHF radio It is recommended that once you ve successfully placed a test call you add the test call MMSI to your radio s Phonebook for easy retrieval for future test call...

Page 104: ...Menu DSC Calls DSC set up Menu Set up DSC set up Menu item Description Options MMSI To enable the DSC functions on your radio you must enter your unique MMSI number Auto channel change When automatic...

Page 105: ...Mode on page 106 8 3 Priority channels on page 106 8 4 Sensitivity on page 107 8 5 Private channels on page 107 8 6 Automatic Transmitter Identification System ATIS and Marcom C mode on page 108 8 7 A...

Page 106: ...than 5 seconds then the scan will resume Channels can be temporarily removed from an active scan and the direction of scan can also be changed When the scan reaches the last channel in the band the s...

Page 107: ...ing sensitivity modes You can switch between Local and Distant modes at any time From the Set up menu Menu Set up 1 Select Sensitivity Selecting Sensitivity will switch between Local mode and Distant...

Page 108: ...Marcom C operation is set by the dealer at point of sale If you wish to enable or disable Marcom C mode you must contact your Raymarine dealer For further information please contact Raymarine technica...

Page 109: ...of the radio Low High default Noise cancelling Tx Switches the transmission noise cancellation feature On and Off On default Off Wireless set up Provides access to settings which apply to wireless dev...

Page 110: ...enu The following menu options are available form the Display Set up menu Menu Description Options Backlight Increases and decreases the LCD and button backlight level 0 to 9 Off Shared brightness Ena...

Page 111: ...ter 9 Hailer Fog horn and Intercom Chapter contents 9 1 Hailer Fog Intercom menu on page 112 9 2 Loud hailer on page 112 9 3 Fog horn on page 112 9 4 Intercom on page 113 Hailer Fog horn and Intercom...

Page 112: ...with the PTT button pressed using the Volume Control Important To avoid audio feedback ensure that the loud hailer is at least 3 m 9 8 ft away from the VHF base unit and any handset or fistmic at all...

Page 113: ...The fog horn pattern will continue to repeat every 2 minutes If you are making a call when it is due to sound the fog horn will be suspended until you finish your call Switching off Fog Horn mode Aut...

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Page 115: ...Chapter 10 Maintenance Chapter contents 10 1 Maintenance on page 116 Maintenance 115...

Page 116: ...d and that their locking mechanisms are properly engaged Note Cable checks should be carried out with the power supply switched off Caution Product cleaning When cleaning products Lightly rinse or flu...

Page 117: ...on page 119 11 4 Power up troubleshooting on page 121 11 5 Audio troubleshooting transmission reception on page 123 11 6 GNSS GPS troubleshooting on page 125 11 7 DSC troubleshooting on page 126 11 8...

Page 118: ...NMEA 0183 not connected Red Connected but not receiving data Green VHF transceiver module initializing not ready Green GNSS GPS sensor initializing not ready Red Internal fault No GNSS GPS signal No...

Page 119: ...Select System reset 2 Select Yes The system is now reset to factory defaults Note Performing the reset will delete all contacts in your phonebook and reset all user options System test The system tes...

Page 120: ...that both VHF and AIS reception are being degraded by the device Multiple antenna installations Important additional considerations when installing multiple antennas To prevent potential channel inte...

Page 121: ...unit to re boot loose power replace if necessary 4 Check the vessel s battery voltage the condition of the battery terminals and power supply cables ensuring connections are secure clean and free fro...

Page 122: ...Possible causes Possible solutions backlight will start flashing This means that the handset is now in programming mode Follow the update instructions provided on the software download web page 122...

Page 123: ...o reception Possible Causes Possible Solutions Incorrect settings Reset the radio to factory defaults using the Maintenance menu Menu Set up Maintenance System reset Incorrect channel type in use Ensu...

Page 124: ...audio Possible Causes Possible Solutions Passive speaker connected to second station connector Alarm audio is not available on passive speakers connected to the second station connector Alarm audio s...

Page 125: ...GPS Antenna location For optimum performance external GNSS GPS antennas and GNSS GPS receivers that include an internal antenna should be mounted above decks and have a clear unobstructed view of the...

Page 126: ...to identify the originating vessel station If your vessel already has a MMSI number used for a VHF DSC radio then the same MMSI number must be used to program your product Note If a MMSI number is not...

Page 127: ...e multifunction display to confirm that the VHF radio is connected on the network Access the VHF radio s Set up menu and ensure that the Network output option is set correctly If the VHF radio is conn...

Page 128: ...rine website for details of compatible software versions www raymarine com software Poor damaged insecure cables connections 1 Check that the Base station radio is correctly powered 2 With the Handset...

Page 129: ...ware mismatch on radio wireless hub wireless handset The radio wireless hub and wireless handset must all be running compatible software If the software on the radio and handsets is up to date the wir...

Page 130: ...the wireless signal Switch off each item in turn until you have identified the device causing the interference then remove or reposition the offending device s or your wireless hub handset Interferenc...

Page 131: ...pter 12 Technical support Chapter contents 12 1 Raymarine product support and servicing on page 132 12 2 Viewing product information on page 133 12 3 Learning resources on page 133 Technical support 1...

Page 132: ...Tel 44 0 1329 246 932 United States US E Mail rm usrepair flir com Tel 1 603 324 7900 Web support Please visit the Support area of the Raymarine website for Manuals and Documents http www raymarine c...

Page 133: ...ware version of the product Alternatively product information can also be displayed by selecting About this unit from the Maintenance menu Menu Set up Maintenance 12 3 Learning resources Raymarine has...

Page 134: ...port forum to ask a technical question about a Raymarine product or to find out how other customers are using their Raymarine equipment The resource is regularly updated with contributions from Raymar...

Page 135: ...3 Technical specification Wired Passive speaker on page 138 13 4 Technical specification Wireless hub on page 138 13 5 Technical specification Wireless handset on page 138 13 6 Technical specificatio...

Page 136: ...tor GNSS GPS antenna x 1 via GPS connector TNC VHF antenna splitter x 1 via VHF connector 50 Ohm SO239 NMEA 0183 input x 1 via bare ended wires on data cable NMEA 0183 output x 1 via bare ended wires...

Page 137: ...start 29 seconds Receiver IC Sensitivity Tracking and navigation 167 dBm Reacquisition 160 dBm Cold start 146 dBm Hot start 156 dBm GNSS compatibility GPS GLONASS Beidou SBAS compatibility QZSS WAAS E...

Page 138: ...Connection RCA female connector connects to Wired handset via adaptor cable A80297 VHF radio compatibility Ray90 Ray91 Ray53 Ray63 Ray73 Ray50 Ray52 Ray60 Ray70 13 4 Technical specification Wireless h...

Page 139: ...specification Nominal supply voltage 12 V dc with over voltage protection Operating voltage range 10 2 V dc to 16 V dc Fuse requirements Inline fuse 2 A Thermal breaker 2 A Current consumption 1 A no...

Page 140: ...tive humidity 95 Water proofing IPx6 IPx7 Connections Connection x 1 Wireless handset connection via 2 4GHz Wireless connection VHF radio compatibility via wireless hub Ray90 Ray91 Ray63 Ray73 13 8 Ra...

Page 141: ...ares and accessories Chapter contents 14 1 Ray90 Ray91 spares on page 142 14 2 Extension cables on page 142 14 3 Accessories on page 142 14 4 SeaTalkng cables and accessories on page 143 Spares and ac...

Page 142: ...d handset extension cable 15 m 49 2 ft A80297 Wired handset adaptor cable with male RCA audio 400 mm 1 3 ft 14 3 Accessories The following accessories are available Base station accessories Part numbe...

Page 143: ...A06039 Spur cable 1 m 3 3 ft A06040 Spur cable 3 m 9 8 ft A06041 Spur cable 5 m 16 4 ft A06042 Elbow spur cable 0 4 m 1 3 ft A06033 Backbone cable 0 4 m 1 3 ft A06034 Backbone cable 1 m 3 3 ft A06035...

Page 144: ...g system A06075 SeaTalkng to DeviceNet Female adaptor cable 1 m 3 3 ft Allows the connection of NMEA 2000 devices to a SeaTalkng system A06046 SeaTalkng to DeviceNet Male adaptor cable 1 5 m 4 92 ft A...

Page 145: ...it Receive Transmit DSC Digital Selective Calling DSE Expanded Digital Selective Calling VDM AIS VHF Data Link Message GGA Global Positioning System Fix Data GLL Geographic Position Lat Long GNS GNSS...

Page 146: ...ion 129026 COG SOG Rapid Update 129029 GNSS Position Data 129038 AIS Class A Position Report 129039 AIS Class B Position Report 129040 AIS Class B Extended Position Report 129041 AIS Aids to Navigatio...

Page 147: ...tionale Des Fr quences https www anfr fr licences et autorisations ra diomaritime Italy Ministero dello sviluppo economico Direzione generale per le attivit territoriali http www sviluppoeconomico gov...

Page 148: ...also be used for ship movement port operations and limited coast stations 14 156 700 156 700 x Port operations and Ship movement 15 156 750 156 750 x On board communications 1 watt maximum power 16 1...

Page 149: ...ce Port operations and Ship movement 62 156 125 160 725 Public correspondence Port operations and Ship movement 63 156 175 160 775 Public correspondence Port operations and Ship movement 64 156 225 16...

Page 150: ...161 925 x For future use 87 157 375 157 375 x Port operations and Ship movement Available for testing of new AIS applications 88 157 425 157 425 x Port operations and Ship movement Available for test...

Page 151: ...Swe den F3 155 825 155 825 Fishing M1 157 850 157 850 Marina United King dom M2 161 425 161 425 Marina The national channels listed above have been allocated for the specific use within the countries...

Page 152: ...rations 1021 21A 157 050 157 050 x US Coast Guard only 1022 22A 157 100 157 100 x Coast Guard Liaison and Maritime Safety Information Broadcasts Broadcasts announced on channel 16 1023 23A 157 150 157...

Page 153: ...2 1078 Channel 70 is used exclusively for DSC and is not available for regular voice communications Channels 75 and 76 are reserved as guards bands for channel 16 and are not available for regular voi...

Page 154: ...re Commercial and Safety DFO Canadian Coast Guard only in BCC area Commercial fishing in EC area 1005 05A 156 25 0 156 25 0 x AC BCC EC GL NL INLD BC WC Ship movement 06 06 156 30 0 156 30 0 x All are...

Page 155: ...rmation and messages 15 15 156 75 0 156 75 0 x AC BCC EC GL NL INLD BC WC Intership Ship Shore Commercial Non commercial and Ship movement Port operations and Ship movement BCC area All operations lim...

Page 156: ...BCC Ship Shore and Public correspondence 1061 61A 156 07 5 156 07 5 x BCC Intership Ship Shore and Commercial DFO Canadian Coast Guard only in BCC area Commercial fishing only in EC area 1062 62A 156...

Page 157: ...7 5 x All areas Intership Ship Shore Safety Commercial and Non commercial May also be used for communications with aircraft engaged in coordinated search and rescue and antipollution operations Commer...

Page 158: ...eration and ship movement EC area Pleasure craft BCC area 88 88 157 42 5 157 42 5 x AC BCC GL NL Intership Commercial and Ship movement Port operation and ship movement BCC area Area of operation AC A...

Page 159: ...g or unfamiliar word radiotelephone users employ the international phonetic alphabet A ALPHA N NOVEMBER B BRAVO O OSCAR C CHARLIE P PAPA D DELTA Q QUEBEC E ECHO R ROMEO F FOXTROT S SIERRA G GOLF T TAN...

Page 160: ...ION An error has been made I SAY AGAIN I repeat e g important information I SPELL Phonetically spelling of the word OUT End of communication OVER I have completed this part of the message and am invit...

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Page 163: ...enna 58 Wire 49 Wired speaker 55 Wireless handset 61 Wireless hub 85 Wireless speaker 61 87 Contact details 132 Contrast adjustment 72 Controls Raymic 64 Wired handset 64 Wireless handset 64 D Dealer...

Page 164: ...kit 42 Wired handset 41 Wired speaker 40 Wireless handset 45 Wireless hub 43 Wireless speaker 40 MPE 31 Multiple station operation 72 N Network Selection 75 NMEA Settings Baud rate 75 NMEA 0183 Senten...

Page 165: ...121 VHF radio AIS functions 127 VHF radio alarm audio 124 VHF radio audio 123 VHF radio DSC functions 126 Wireless handset hub 129 U Urgency call 92 Making 98 Receiving 98 V VHF antenna 19 VHF channe...

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