Samyung STR-6000A, Руководство по эксплуатации

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Chapter 1. Introduction
1.1. Introduction
STR-6000A includes DSC/VHF radio telephone and DSC receiver required by the Global
Maritime Distress and Safety System(GMDSS) and is designed to be compact and lightweight
for easy installation in any vessels engaged in international voyages and near-going vessels.
In addition to the conventional voice communication, STR-6000A is equipped with Digital
Selective Calling(DSC) functions for distress calls and routine calls as well. It also incorporates
all the necessary units for DSC services such as DSC unit, CH70 DSC receiver
.
1.2. Features
— The equipment meets the ITU Radio Regulations, IMO Performance Standards and
CCIR Recommendations.
— The equipment contains all the channels designated by Radio Communication
Regulations of ITU Communications Treaty and it is also available to operate USA
channel, Weather channel and Canada channels that are used in the coast of North
America. (Weather alarm function. Available in the area of USA and Canada).
— As the compact size includes the built-in transceiver, the dedicated CH70 DSC
receiver, it is easy for installation in any little space.
— The adoption of wide sight graphic LCD allows user to see the display at every angle
and operate it with ease.
— As the required operation mode is displayed in LCD according to the indication and
the purpose by MENU mode, it is easy to work on operating DSC in particular as well
as on the routine operation.
— If the dedicated DPU-414 printer or normal SERIAL standard printer is used in
combination with the main unit, the messages of DSC transceiver is designed to be
automatically printed out. It is always available to manually print the received
message that is memorized inside, too.
— As the lighting range of back-light in LCD and the operation key panels is wide, it
does not interfere any night shift.
— Beside those channels designated by Radio Communications Regulations, it is
available to operate USA Channel, Weather Channel and Canada Channel which are
used in the coast of North America.