Micom 3f, Руководство пользователя

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Using the MICOM-3 GPS Receiver
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To send your position report to other station(s):
1. Select the
CALL
mode (either from the ALE mode or the CHAN mode).
2. Select the destination address and/or the call type.
3. Select the
PAGE
selection mode.
4. Scroll until you see the I AM AT … message, and then send the message.
5. Your station sends the AMD message with your latitude and longitude.
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To automatically get the position of another station:
1. Select the
CALL
mode (either from the ALE mode or the CHAN mode).
2. Select the destination address (you can make only an individual call).
3. Select the
PAGE
selection mode.
4. Scroll until you see the RMT POS message, and then send the message.
5. Your station starts the link set up to the selected station; after the link is set up, you will
see the response AMD of the called station, which includes its latitude and longitude.
6. You may now continue with voice communication, or disconnect the link to the called
station.
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To send a position request to the station you are linked to:
1. While in the LINK mode, select the
PAGE
selection mode.
2. Scroll until you see the RMT POS message, and then send the message.
3. The called station displays WHERE ARE YOU? :
• To send an automatic response, the called operator select the
PAGE
selection mode,
and then sends the I AM AT … message as explained above.
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Alternatively, the called operator may answer with a voice message.
What to do if …
1. If the GPS display mode, GPS LLA or GPS ECEF, does not appear when switching to the GPS
display, scroll to the
DEV
item. You should see the GPS receiver type.
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If you see UNKNOWN, turn the MICOM-3 transceiver off and after a few minutes turn
it back on. If the problem persists, the GPS receiver must be serviced.
• If you see NONE, your MICOM-3 transceiver does not include the optional GPS
receiver.
2. If the requested information does not appear within 15 minutes, but the check in Step 1 above
is successful, check for proper connection of the GPS antenna cable to the rear GPS antenna
connector of the transceiver.
3. After checking that the antenna is properly connected, check that the GPS antenna did not shift
from its intended position, and has a clear view of the sky. Try to improve your location: avoid
locations near trees, high buildings, or steep hills.