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When a call is received on a valid channel, select an option:

• To accept the call and switch to the requested channel,

select OK.

• To review information about the call without switching to

the requested channel automatically, select PAUSE.

• To ignore the call and stay on the current channel, press

CLEAR.

Receiving Position Requests

You can configure the radio to reply automatically to incoming

position requests, or prompt you to review and approve the

incoming requests before replying

page

8).

When you receive a position request with automatic position

replies enabled, SENDING ACKNOWLEDGE appears on the

screen, and the radio sends your position automatically. After

the position successfully transmits, POSITION SENT appears

on the screen.

When you receive a position request with automatic position

replies disabled, POS. REQUEST appears on the screen.

When you receive a position request with automatic position

replies disabled, select OK, and select an option:

• To reply to the position request with your current position,

select OK.

If GPS-position or manual-position data is available, the

radio transmits your position to the other vessel.

• To ignore the position request, press CLEAR.

Receiving Position Calls

When you receive a position call, POS. SEND and the position

data appear on the screen.

Select OK.

The radio saves the position report in the call log.

Receiving Group Calls

When you receive a group call, GROUP appears on the screen,

and the radio prompts you to change to the requested channel.

If the channel requested is invalid, INVALID CH REQUEST

appears on the screen.

Select OK.

Turn the SELECT dial to select the requested channel.

Select OK.

Position Tracking

When you enable position tracking, the radio uses interval-

based position requests to track up to three vessels.

Your radio transmits received position data over the NMEA

network, and you can track the vessels using your Garmin

chartplotter

(Configuring DSC NMEA Transmissions, page

Selecting Vessels and Activating Position Tracking

Before you can use position tracking, you must have at least

one vessel saved in the directory

Select DSC > POS. TRACKING > ADD ENTRY.

Select the vessels you want to track.

You can track the position of up to three vessels at one time.

If you select a fourth vessel, the radio sounds an error tone,

and you must remove a vessel before you can add a new

one.

Select BEGIN TRACKING.

appears on the screen when the radio tracks vessels.

Position-Tracking Polling Interval Sequence

Regulations allow transmission of one position-request call

every five minutes. When tracking more than one vessel, the

radio alternates calling each vessel in the list at five-minute

Digital Selective Calling

(Sending Automatic Replies,

9).

(Directory, page

8).

intervals. If a vessel does not respond to five consecutive

position-request calls, the radio removes the vessel from the

position-tracking list.

You can use this table to better understand how the time interval

is applied to the vessels in the position-tracking list.

Vessel Time

Ship 1

0 minutes (immediately when starting position tracking)

Ship 2

5 minutes

Ship 3

10 minutes

Ship 1

15 minutes

Ship 2

20 minutes

Ship 3

25 minutes

Viewing and Deactivating Vessels on the Position

Tracking List

You can deactivate vessels that you want to keep in the tracking

list, but do not want to actively track.

Select DSC > POS. TRACKING > VESSELS.

Select a vessel.

Select OFF.

Deleting a Vessel From the Position Tracking List

You can delete vessels from the tracking list that you don't plan

to track in the future.

Select DSC > POS. TRACKING > DELETE.

Select a vessel.

Select YES.

Call Log

When the radio receives a DSC call, it records the date and

time, calling station, and type of call in the call log. The radio

also records the latitude and longitude of the calling station if

that data is transmitted with the call.

DSC calls are logged as distress, position, or other calls.

Call Type

Distress

Distress relay

Distress acknowledge

Position send

Position request

Group

All Ships

Individual

When you enter a calling station in your directory, the name of

the station appears in the list of calls. If the calling station is not

saved in your directory, the MMSI number appears in the list of

calls. A symbol indicates the station type.

Symbol

Meaning

Ship station

Group call

Coastal station

Viewing the Calls in the Call Log

Select DSC > CALL LOG.

Select a call-log category.

Select a call.

Information about the call appears on the screen.

Placing a Call from a Call Log

Calls placed from the call log are placed as individual routine

calls.

Call Log

Distress

Position

Other

MMSI Number Format

XXXXXXXXX

0XXXXXXXX

00XXXXXXX