Nexus 21 Marine NX2000 Manuel D’Utilisation
VHF NX2000
English
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6 RECEIVING A DSC CALL
When a DSC call is received, the Radio will switch to the call log screen to display the
details of the call and ring or sound the alarm depending on the nature of the call. The
procedures hereunder describe how to handle the types of calls that can be received.
details of the call and ring or sound the alarm depending on the nature of the call. The
procedures hereunder describe how to handle the types of calls that can be received.
6.1 Routine
Call
When a Routine Call is received, an alarm will sound and the screen will show the
details of the call, where it is from and the working channel, as below:
details of the call, where it is from and the working channel, as below:
Press the (ENT) key on the fist microphone/controller keypad, an acknowledgement will
be sent to the caller and the Radio will be automatically switched to working channel for
normal voice communication. The “*” will disappear when the call has been
acknowledged.
be sent to the caller and the Radio will be automatically switched to working channel for
normal voice communication. The “*” will disappear when the call has been
acknowledged.
6.2
Urgency And Safety Call
The procedures for Urgency and Safety Calls are very similar. An urgency call will
sound the distress alarm and switch the Radio to Channel 16. A safety call will sound a
normal ring and switch the Radio to channel 16 too.
sound the distress alarm and switch the Radio to Channel 16. A safety call will sound a
normal ring and switch the Radio to channel 16 too.
Press the (ENT) key to stop the alarm (or ringing), and then listen for the voice
message.
message.
6.3 Group
Call
When a Group Call is received, the Radio will ring and display the details of the call,
indicating whom it is from and the working channel as below:
indicating whom it is from and the working channel as below: