Index


position, specifying power on/off switch Pressel (PTT) switch


prowords (procedure words)


47 21


23, 27 40-41


see also vocabulary, standard marine navigational PTT (Press-To-Talk) switch


R&TTE Directive radio, how it works


Radio and Telecommunications Terminal Equipment (R&TTE) Directive radio checks


radio equipment, types of radio log


Radio Regulations rules (“ten commandments”) 23, 27 18 8-14


18 36 7


19


15, 19, 44, 48 20


radio stations see coast radio stations radio type approval


radios, marine VHF, operating radios, setting up radios, typical


rules and regulations reasons for


safety (Securitay) calls safety calls, DSC receiving sending


18-19 21-24 24 7


15-20 15


54


64, 70-71 71


70-71


Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS) Convention 15, 48 SARTs (Search and Rescue Transponders) satellites


60 scanner mode


Search and Rescue Transponders (SARTs) secrecy


Securitay (safety) calls setting up the radio Ship Radio Licences


Short Range Certificate (SRC), CEPT, examination syllabus for


57-58 23 60 19 54 24 16


72-77 SOLAS (Safety of Life at Sea) Convention 15, 48 88 VHF Handbook


UHF (Ultra High Frequency) urgency calls


urgency calls, DSC receiving sending


user, types of VHF (Very High Frequency) 10 52-53


64, 70-71 71


70-71 6-7


10


vocabulary, standard marine navigational 42, 78-81 see also prowords voice procedure distress calls see distress calls routine calls


calling a coast station calling the Coastguard calling another vessel garbled calls


link calls see link calls phonetic alphabet prowords


radio check unanswered calls


vocabulary, standard marine navigational safety calls


urgency calls volume control wavelength World Radio Conference (WRC)


30-42 33-34 34-35 30-32 36-37


42


40-41 36 37


42, 78-81 54


52-53 21


8 15 squelch control


SRC (Short Range Certificate), CEPT, examination syllabus for switching on


transmitter power tri watch facility type approval


21


72-77 24


22 23


18-19

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