Raymarine Ray230 Portable Radio User Manual


 
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Operations
3.5.27 ATIS Operation (RAY230E only)
The RAY230E comes equipped with Automatic Transmission Identification
System (ATIS) capability for inland waterway requirements in Europe.
With ATIS enabled, each time the PTT switch is pressed your station ID is
sent at the end of the transmission. Before utilizing this feature, you must
obtain an ID number, program it into the RAY230E’s system Menu, and
activate the ATIS feature. Once activated, ATIS can be enabled or disabled
in the system Menu so that the RAY230E can be used in open water or
inland waterways.
3.5.28 Alert Operation
This function emits various sounds to attract the operator's attention for
confirming a key operation, warning of an erroneous key operation, or
informing of a specific state. The different types of alert sounds are
described below.
1. Key Click
This sound is made when a handset key is pressed. In the On-Hook
state the sound emits from the external speaker; in the Off-Hook state
the sound emits from the handset speaker. The key click volume level
is determined by the sound volume setting.
2. Operation Error Alert
This alert sounds when an erroneous key is pressed. In the On-Hook
state the sound emits from the external speaker; in the Off-Hook state
the sound emits from the handset speaker. The alert tone volume level
is determined by the sound volume setting.
3. DSC Distress Alert
This sound is made when receiving a distress call in the DSC receiving
mode, receiving an acknowledgment to a transmitted distress signal,
or an Urgency signal to All Ships. The alert is output from the external
speaker at the maximum sound volume, regardless of the handset volume
setting.
4. DSC Received Alert
This sound is made when receiving an Individual Ships Call in DSC
receiving mode, a Group Ships Call, or a Safety call to All Ships. In this
case the sound is made from the external speaker. The alert is sounded
at maximum volume regardless of the volume setting.