Raymarine Ray215 - Manual

Raymarine Ray215

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 4 – Purpose; Official FCC forms can be obtained on the FCC website at:
  • Page 5 – SAFETY NOTICE; Antenna Mounting and EME Exposure
  • Page 6 – United States
  • Page 7 – Table of Contents
  • Page 10 – GLOSSARY OF TERMS
  • Page 12 – Section 1; Introduction; when the radio is turned on
  • Page 13 – damage; Microphone / Handset Options; The RAY215 is designed to have the base station as the priority
  • Page 14 – Section 2; Unpacking and Inspection; The following is a list of materials supplied with the RAY215:
  • Page 15 – Planning the Installation; CAUTION
  • Page 16 – Figure 2-1 Typical Mounting Methods
  • Page 17 – Rear Mounting
  • Page 18 – Figure 2-2 Outline and Mounting Dimensions
  • Page 19 – Electrical Connections; DC Power and External Speaker Connections
  • Page 20 – Figure 2-4 Power Cable Length
  • Page 21 – a common ground reference.; Figure 2-5 GPS Connections
  • Page 22 – • Remember to maintain the recommended minimum 3 feet between the
  • Page 24 – Section 3; Overriding the Full Function Handset
  • Page 25 – Figure 3-1 Rear Connections
  • Page 26 – Figure 3-2 Layout of Controls; Control and LCD Display; The knob is also used to select values and functions in DSC mode.; SQUELCH Knob
  • Page 27 – The lower bar graph on the LCD displays the squelch level.
  • Page 28 – DIM Key
  • Page 29 – Has the same function as the 16/9 key on the front panel controls.; DISTRESS Key (under hinged door on rear of microphone); Figure 3-2 LCD Display Layout; NMEA indicator
  • Page 31 – Operating Procedures; Rotate the VOLUME/PWR knob clockwise to turn the radio on.
  • Page 32 – Transmitting; Weather operation is available only in US frequency mode and
  • Page 33 – Priority Channel; You can reset many radio settings back to their factory defaults:
  • Page 34 – To perform the memory reset:; All Scan Mode
  • Page 35 – Monitor Mode; Dual Watch Mode; LCD Backlight Function
  • Page 36 – NMEA Operation; Operation at Power Up
  • Page 37 – Operation When No Signal Detected for 4 Hours; Communications in DSC mode include the following:
  • Page 38 – You must program the ship's MMSI number before the radio can; MMSI Number Setup; If an MMSI number is already in memory, the MMSI entry
  • Page 39 – If the number is verified as correct, press and hold the DSC/PRI key; Individual Ship's Call
  • Page 40 – Sending an Individual Ship's Call; Using a manually input MMSI number; The operation is cancelled if the 16/9 key is pressed or if no keys
  • Page 41 – After you have selected the other ship's MMSI number, the radio
  • Page 42 – Using an MMSI number selected from the phonebook:
  • Page 43 – OR; To store an MMSI number in phonebook:
  • Page 45 – No data is stored in memory when a wrong key operation or an; MMSI number to be deleted is displayed.
  • Page 46 – Receiving an Individual Ship's Call; When receiving Individual Ship's Call; To acknowledge the incoming Individual Ship's Call, press the PTT
  • Page 47 – All Ships Call; Rotate the Channel Select (CH) knob on the front panel to select the
  • Page 48 – Receiving an All Ships Call; Group Call
  • Page 49 – Distress Call; On the back of the microphone, lift the door marked DISTRESS.
  • Page 50 – When a Distress Call is sent, the unit emits a VERY LOUD; Receiving a Distress Call; and switches to channel 16.
  • Page 51 – Distress Relay Call; When a Distress Call is received, the unit emits a VERY LOUD
  • Page 52 – Section 4
  • Page 53 – Handset Connections; Figure 4-1 Rear Connections
  • Page 54 – Controls and LCD Display; Figure 4-2 Layout of Controls; Controls; This Full Function Handset is also used with Raymarine radios; INDV key
  • Page 55 – An MMSI number is required to operate the DSC equipment in; ALL SHIP key; The
  • Page 57 – key alternates the transmission power between 1W and 25W.; ENT key
  • Page 58 – After 5 minutes of continuously holding the PTT key, the radio; DISTRESS key; LCD Display; Figure 4-3 LCD Display Layout; Displayed while in Weather Channel mode.
  • Page 59 – Displayed while transmitting.
  • Page 60 – Radio Functions; Select Channel 16 or Channel 9 as the Priority Channel.
  • Page 61 – Intercom Function between Handsets; Setting the Volume; Setting the Volume on the External Speaker; Setting the Squelch
  • Page 62 – Using the Function Key; Example 1
  • Page 63 – Receiving on the Weather Channels; Selecting the Channel; Using the Channel UP/DOWN Key; Pressing the Channel UP; Using the Numeric Keypad
  • Page 64 – A leading zero is required for single digit channel numbers.; Storing Channels in Memory
  • Page 65 – Setting the Transmission Power Output
  • Page 66 – Making a Call from the Full Function Handset
  • Page 67 – Receiving a Call at the Base Station; To answer the call, press PTT. The calling tone ceases and REMOTE; Scan Mode; Both Scan functions exclude Channel 70, which is used exclusively; Using Memory Scan
  • Page 68 – Using All Scan
  • Page 70 – Operation When the Signal is Lost or Becomes Invalid
  • Page 71 – An MMSI number is required to operate the DSC equipment in this; Transmitting an Individual Call; Ind; appears on the 7-segment display and the DSC
  • Page 72 – Scroll with the SQ UP/DOWN keys to select the method for inputting; The Full Function Handset provides you with a phonebook that; Specify the Working Channel with the SQ UP/DOWN keys and press
  • Page 73 – The working channel selected for the Individual Call is inserted; you to press the PTT key.; Only simplex channels (those channels that transmit and receive; Response
  • Page 74 – Scroll with the SQ UP/DOWN keys to select the method for inputting
  • Page 76 – When an Individual Call is received, the DSC indicator flashes,; appears
  • Page 77 – To make a Group Call:; appears on the 7-segment display, the DSC
  • Page 78 – GrP; Since only one group MMSI number can be registered at a time,
  • Page 79 – When a Group Call is received, the DSC indicator flashes,; Grp; appears on
  • Page 80 – To send an All Ships Call
  • Page 81 – Unspecified Distress Call; To make a Distress Call without specifying type of distress:; dSr
  • Page 82 – An alert tone is sounded at one-second intervals.
  • Page 83 – Specified Distress Call
  • Page 84 – To make a Distress Call specifying the type of distress:; If you fail to hold the key for the full 5 seconds, the DISTRESS
  • Page 85 – When this prompt appears, release the DISTRESS key. The unit is; stops flashing and the distress alarm sounds continuously. The
  • Page 87 – Using the DSC Log; LoG
  • Page 88 – Menu Operation; Selecting the Menu Operation; To initiate the Menu function:; Press the FUNC key followed by the MENU key.; Mn; segment display and NAVSTAT is shown on the dot matrix display.
  • Page 89 – NAVSTAT Operation; To view current position information:; Press the FUNC key followed by the MENU key to initiate the Menu
  • Page 90 – DSC Operation; To initiate the DSC operation:
  • Page 91 – nAt; and the dot matrix display shows FIRE.; to press the DISTRESS key.
  • Page 92 – L L; matrix display shows the latest latitude data.
  • Page 94 – The 20 Ship stations and 20 Shore stations in this phonebook are; Phb; and the dot matrix display shows SHIP.; Press the ENT key to turn to submit your selection.; Modifying the List of Ship Stations; shows SHP, while on the dot matrix display shows ENTRY.
  • Page 95 – Adding Ship Stations to the List; To enter the MMSI number, press the corresponding numeric keys (0
  • Page 96 – Deleting Ship Stations from the List; until the station to be deleted is displayed.
  • Page 97 – Modifying the List of Shore Stations; segment display, while on the dot matrix display shows ENTRY.; ressing and holding the CLR key for 3 seconds during either; Adding Shore Stations to the List; To enter the MMSI number, press the corresponding numeric keys
  • Page 98 – When the message CONT? Y appears, press the ENT key to submit the
  • Page 99 – Deleting Shore Stations from the List; and the dot matrix display shows ENTRY.
  • Page 100 – Entering a Group MMSI Number; By default, the first digit of the Group MMSI is always “0”.; Deleting a Group MMSI Number
  • Page 101 – Setting the MMSI Number; This is a one time operation. Once the MMSI number has been; appears on the 7-segment display and NAVSTAT appears
  • Page 102 – If the two MMSI numbers don’t match, the message MMSI NO. NOT
  • Page 104 – Section 5; How to Contact Raymarine; In the US; Technical Support; In Europe
  • Page 105 – Accessories and Parts; On the Internet; Navigate to the; Customer Support; Accessing handbooks in Adobe Acrobat format; Ask Raymarine
  • Page 106 – Preventative Maintenance; Specifications; Transmitter
  • Page 107 – Receiver; Adjacent Channel Rejection; Operating Requirement; Base Station Transceiver
  • Page 108 – Optional FFHS Cradle
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  • Page 110 – Drawings; Assembly Drawing
  • Page 111 – Block Diagram; RF PCB
  • Page 112 – Control PCB
  • Page 113 – Front PCB
  • Page 114 – Section 6; FCC Licensing Requirements; do not; require a license include: marine VHF radios, any type of
  • Page 116 – Marine VHF Channel Usage Guide
  • Page 118 – Monitoring
  • Page 119 – Navigation; Any
  • Page 120 – Port Operations
  • Page 122 – State Control; State and local government; Environmental; Broadcast of information
  • Page 123 – Weather
  • Page 125 – VHF Marine Channels Frequency Tables; International Mode
  • Page 127 – Important Notice
  • Page 128 – Canadian Mode Frequency Table
  • Page 130 – high power is not permitted.
  • Page 131 – US Mode Frequency Table
  • Page 132 – Channel 15 is receive only. Transmission is not permitted.
  • Page 133 – Weather Channels and Frequencies
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Page 4 - Purpose; Official FCC forms can be obtained on the FCC website at:

i Purpose This handbook contains very important information on the installation,operation, and maintenance of your new equipment. To get the best resultsin operation and performance, please take the time to read this handbookthoroughly. RAY215 Raymarine radios comply with the Federal Communications ...

Page 5 - SAFETY NOTICE; Antenna Mounting and EME Exposure

ii INDUSTR INDUSTR INDUSTR INDUSTR INDUSTRY CANAD Y CANAD Y CANAD Y CANAD Y CANADA A A A A You do not need a license to operate this radio within sovereign waters ofCanada or the US. You will need a license to operate this radio outside ofCanada or the US. To obtain Industry Canada licensing informa...

Page 6 - United States

iii Safe Compass Difference Safe Compass Difference Safe Compass Difference Safe Compass Difference Safe Compass Difference Safe Compass Distance is 1 meter for a common mechanical compass;other compass types may require greater distances. To be sure, you shouldlocate the radio as far as possible fr...

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