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CSB200-S
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9.4 Configuring your CSB200-S
Please follow these steps to configure your CSB200-S AIS Transponder correctly:
1. Select the Configuration page to configure the AIS vessel data that will be transmitted by your
CSB200-S.
2. Enter your vessel’s name (20 characters maximum), call sign (optional, 7 characters maximum)
and MMSI number. An MMSI number is required for the CSB200-S to operate. The MMSI number
configured in your CSB200-S should be the same as that configured in any other radio
equipment on board. If you do not have an MMSI number contact the relevant authority in your
country for more information.
CAUTION: Once programmed, the MMSI number cannot be changed by the end user.
If the MMSI number needs to be changed in any way, the unit must be returned to
COMAR SYSTEMS or one of our authorised dealers
3. Select the vessel type most appropriate to your vessel from the drop down list.
4. Enter the dimensions of your vessel and the location of the GPS antenna in the Ship’s
Dimensions and GPS Antenna Location box. The dimensions should be entered in metres and
rounded up to the nearest whole metre (1 foot is approximately 0.3 metres 2 ).
5. Save the configuration to your CSB200-S by clicking the Write Configuration button at the top
right of the configuration page. Please read the warning message and check the MMSI number
is correct before clicking the programme button.
6. Your CSB200-S is now fully configured and ready for use.
9.4.1 Important information for US Customers:
CAUTION: There are specific laws in the United States of America (US) regarding the
configuration of AIS Class ‘B’ transponders. If you are a US resident and intend to use your
CSB200-S in US waters, you should make sure that your retailer has configured your product
prior to supplying it to you. If your CSB200-S has not been pre-configured please contact
your dealer for details of how to have it configured.
WARNING: It is a violation of the rules of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC)
to input an MMSI number that has not been properly assigned to the end user, or to otherwise
input any inaccurate data in this device.
9.5 Optional User Configuration
The Configuration page includes additional options for NMEA port Baud rates and GPS data output.
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1 imperial foot = 0.3048 metres