Furuno Telephone FS 1562 25 User Manual

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DANGER

Do not work inside the equip-

ment unless totally familiar

with electrical circuits.

WARNING

Do not operate the equipment with wet

hands.

Electrical shock can result.

Hazardous voltage which will

cause death or serious injury

exists at the following

locations:

Keep heater away from equipment.

Heat can alter equipment shape and melt

the power cord, which can cause fire or

electrical shock.

• Transceiver unit

• Antenna and antenna

coupler (both at TX)

Any repair must be done by a licensed

radio technician.

Improper repair work can cause fire or

electrical shock.

HAZARDOUS VOLTAGE

is present at these points.

ANTENNA COUPLER

CAUTION

Use the proper fuse.

Use of a wrong fuse can result in fire or

permanent equipment damage.

Do not use the equipment for other than

its intended purpose.

WARNING

Do not disassemble or modify the

equipment.

Personal injury can result if the equipment

is used as a chair or stepping stool, for

example.

Fire, electrical shock or serious injury

can result.

Do not place objects on the top of the

equipment.

Turn off the power immediately if water

leaks into the equipment or the equip-

ment is emitting smoke or fire.

The equipment can overheat or personal

injury can result if the object falls.

Continued use of the equipment can cause

fire or electrical shock.

Do not place liquid-filled containers on

the top of the equipment.

Fire or electrical shock can result if a liquid

spills into the equipment.

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LIST OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION .................................................................................................. iv

Specifications of MF/HF Radiotelephone model FS-1562 ...................................... v

Chapter 1

1.1

OPERATION ................................................................................ 1.1

SYSTEM SET-UP ........................................................................ 1.1

Front View of Transceiver Unit .................................................... 1.2

Power Supply Unit ....................................................................... 1.4

Starting operation ......................................................................... 1.5

Selecting Frequency ..................................................................... 1.5

Transmitting................................................................................ 1.10

Distress Call on 2182 kHz .......................................................... 1.11

In the Event of Antenna Coupler Failure.................................... 1.13

DSC Distress Calling.................................................................. 1.13

1.2

1.3

1.4

1.5

1.6

1.7

1.8

1.9

1.10 Receiving .................................................................................... 1.14

1.11 Frequency Scan .......................................................................... 1.15

1.12 Frequency Sweep........................................................................ 1.16

Chapter 2

OPERATION of OPTIONAL DEVICES ..................................... 2.1

2.1

2.2

2.3

Telex Communication................................................................... 2.1

Intercom........................................................................................ 2.2

Remote Station ............................................................................. 2.2

Chapter 3

CHANGING SYSTEM SETTING .............................................. 3.1

3.1

3.2

SYSTEM SETUP ......................................................................... 3.1

CUSTOMIZING BY OPERATOR............................................... 3.1

Chapter 4

MAINTENANCE......................................................................... 4.1

4.1

4.2

4.3

4.4

4.5

Weekly Checks ............................................................................. 4.1

Diagnostic Test ............................................................................. 4.1

LCD/Keyboard Test & ROM Version No. Confirmation ............. 4.3

Antenna Coupler Test ................................................................... 4.4

Maintenance ................................................................................. 4.5

Chapter 5

TROUBLESHOOTING ............................................................... 5.1

5.1

5.2

5.3

Troubleshooting List..................................................................... 5.1

Error Indication ............................................................................ 5.3

Replacing Fuses............................................................................ 5.3

APPENDIX ........................................................................................................ AP.1

Declaration of conformity to type

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INTRODUCTION

FURUNO Electric Company thanks you for selecting the FS-1562 MF/HF SSB Radiotelephone.

We are confident you will discover why FURUNO has become synonymous with quality and

reliability. To get maximum performance from your unit, please carefully read and follow the

recommended procedures for operation and maintenance.

The FS-1562 is an all-purpose radiotelephone system especially designed for marine mobile

communication in the frequency range 1.6 to 27.5 MHz. All ITU channels are preprogrammed.

In addition, TX/RX frequencies can be preprogrammed into a E²PROM having a capacity of

200 frequency pairs.

There are two types of the FS-1562: FS-1562-15 (150 Wpep) and FS-1562-25 (250 Wpep),

where pep is peak envelope power, the unit for addressing an output power in a Single Sideband

(SSB) transmitter.

•

Installation information is contained in the installation manual.

System initialization after installation is described in the service manual.

Features

•

GMDSS operation: DSC and NBDP connections

2182 key provides for immediate selection of 2182 kHz (at FULL power automatically)

Scan/Sweep receiving function

PROM stores all ITU SSB and TELEX frequencies

Dummy load (in the Antenna Coupler) permits checking of transmitter

Effective noise blanker cancels pulse noise

Advanced “voice” detecting type squelch circuit filters out noise

Remote station (RB-500) optionally available

System diagnostics program

The AC FAIL Board (option) functions to reduce Tx power automatically when AC power

fails (only FS-1562-25).

Notes

1. Use a battery having sufficient capacity (more than 120 AH for 150 W set, 200 AH for 250 W

set). Otherwise, battery cannot provide sufficient transmission power.

2. Handle the microphone carefully. Heat, humidity and shock will affect performance.

3. Do not adjust the potentiometers inside the unit. Improper adjustment may cause serious

damage.

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Specifications of MF/HF Radiotelephone model FS-1562

The model FS-1562-15/25 complies with the following rules and regulations:

IMO A.421(XI), A.610(15), A613(15), A.694(17)

International Convention on Safety of Life at Sea 1974, as amended 1988 (GMDSS Conference)

ITU Radio Regulations

ETS 300 373

IEC 1097-9 draft, IEC 945 General Requirements

EC EMC Directive for CE marking requirements

Other relevant rules

GENERAL

Communication System

Frequency Range

Simplex or semi-duplex

1.6 to 27.5 MHz (transmit), 0.1 to 30 MHz (receive)

Frequency Resolution

Class of Emission

Transmit: 100 Hz

Receive: 10 Hz

J3E

SSB, suppressed carrier, signal channel containing analogue information, telephony;

when 2182 kHz is first selected, H3E is set.

H3E SSB, full carrier, signal channel containing analogue information.

J2B for DSC, NBDP; SSB, suppressed carrier, signal channel containing quantized

or digital information with the use of a modulating sub-carrier, telegraphy for

automatic reception

F3C weather facsimile, reception only

Frequency Error

±10 Hz (Both Transmitter and Receiver)

Number of Channels

Custom channels: 200 max programmed by Furuno authorized service representatives

ITU SSB/TELEX Channels as listed in Appendix

2182 kHz (single action)

2187.5 kHz (automatically selected on DSC equipment)

Environmental

Power Supply

IEC 945: -15°C to +55°C Transceiver unit, -25°C to +70°C ACU; 93% at 40°C

24 VDC +30%, -10%. For AC, a rectifier unit required.

Receive:

2 A

Transmit (max.):

FS-1562-15...20 A

FS-1562-25...40 A

Radiotelephone Signal Generator Two tones of 2200Hz and 1300Hz transmitted alternately.

TRANSMITTER

Output Impedance

Output Power

50 ohms

J3E/H3E:

J2B:

FS-1562-15...150 W pep,

(FEC mode: reduced to 60 W)

FS-1562-25...250 W pep

Tune: 10 to 20 W approx.

Power Reduction

Controls

60 W

Output HI/LOW, test

ANTENNA COUPLER

Power Capability

AT-1560-15...150 W pep

AT-1560-25...250 W pep

Tuning System

CPU controlled fully automatic tuning system

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Frequency Range

Input Impedance

Antenna Required

Tuning Power

VSWR

1.6 to 27.5 MHz

50 ohms (viewed from transceiver)

7 to 30 meters wire or whip

10 to 20 W pep

Less than 1.5

Tuning Time

Within 2 to 15 seconds, Within 0.5 seconds for an ever tuned frequency

10 ohms + 250 pF for check of Two-tone alarm generator at 2191 kHz

15 VDC, 1A (supplied from transceiver)

Waterproof plastic cabinet, stainless steel mount

Dummy Load

Power Requirement

Construction

RECEIVER

Receiving System

Double-conversion superheterodyne

IF: 54.455 MHz and 455 kHz.

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Sensitivity

Input level to produce SINAD 20 dB, or BER 10

J3E

J2B

1.6 - 4 MHz

4-27.5 MHz

Below +16 dBµV Below +6 dBµV across 10 Ω + 250 pF

Below +3 dBµV

Below -7 dBµV across 50 Ω

Pass Band

350 - 2700 Hz

-6 dB

Cross Modulation

Audio Output

Unwanted signal +90 dBµV ±20 kHz from +60 dBµV wanted signal

2 W (8 Ω internal loudspeaker), 5 W (4Ω optional external loudspeaker)

0 dBm/600Ω line output (for NBDP, DSC)

Other Features

RF Gain:

Squelch:

Dimmer:

Loudspeaker:

AGC:

Adjustable

ON/OFF, Activated by voice/signal strength

OFF/Low/Medium/High

ON/OFF (Handset always alive)

ON/OFF

Noise blanker:

always ON

POWER AMP UNIT (Type PA-2500 for FS-1562-25)

Power capability

Input Power: 60 Wpep, Output Power: 250 Wpep

Input/Output Impedance 50 ohms

Power Supply

24 VDC, 30 A

DIMENSIONS

Transceiver Unit

108 mm(W) x 258 mm(H) x 300 mm(D), 6.5 kg

Antenna Coupler Unit

297 mm(W) x 390 mm(H) x 90 mm(D), 3.1 kg approx.

COMPASS SAFE DISTANCE

Unit

Transceiver

Antenna coupler AT-1560-15

Antenna coupler AT-1560-25

Handset

PA-2500

PR-300

PR-850A

Standard

1.2 m

1.0 m

0.6 m

0.9 m

1.0 m

Steering

0.9 m

0.7 m

0.4 m

0.7 m

NOTE

Furuno recommendation based on the

ISO R 694 Method A tests for the

variant models, added with correction

factors which Furuno considers

adequate.

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Chapter 1 OPERATION

1.1 SYSTEM SET-UP

The basic 24 VDC FS-1562 consists of a Transceiver Unit, a Power Amp Unit (for 250 W), an

Antenna Coupler, and a Handset. Shown below are the system setup for 150 W and 250 W with

DSC (Digital Selective Calling) terminal and other ancillaries.

FS-1562-15 SYSTEM DIAGRAM

DSC Terminal

Antenna Coupler

AT-1560-15

DSC-60

NBDP Terminal

DP-6

Remote Station

RB-500

Distributor

DB-120

Transceiver Unit

Telephone

Handset

SSB TRANSCEIVE FS-1562-15

Rectifier with

changeover facility

MODE CURS CLARIFY

SCAN

SIMP

TX TUNE HI LOW

AGC NB

RCL

H3E

INTERCOM

START

ALARM ENT

2182

External

Speaker

MIC

VOLUME

RF GAIN

FREQ/CH

STOP

TEST

PR-300

OFF

S/N:

DSC Terminal

DSC-60

PR-300

100V 10A

125V 20A

220V 5A

OFF

AC IN

DC IN

DC OUT

24V

NBDP Terminal

DP-6

Option

115/230 VAC 24 VDC

24 VDC

FS-1562-25 SYSTEM DIAGRAM

Antenna Coupler

AT-1560-25

Power Amp

PR-2500

DSC Terminal

DSC-60

NBDP Terminal

DP-6

Remote Station

RB-500

Transceiver Unit

Telephone

Handset

SSB TRANSCEIVE FS-1562-15

MODE CURS CLARIFY

SCAN

SIMP

TX TUNE HI LOW

Distributor

DB-120

AGC NB

RCL

H3E

INTERCOM

START

ALARM ENT

STOP

2182

External

Speaker

MIC

VOLUME

RF GAIN

FREQ/CH

TEST

OFF

S/N:

AC FAIL

POWER

DSC Terminal

DSC-60

OFF

AC INPUT 50/60Hz

DC OUTPUT

Rectifier with

NBDP Terminal

DP-6

changeover facility

PR-850A

115/230 VAC 24 VDC

24 VDC

Option

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1.2 Front View of Transceiver Unit

(Same for FS-1562-15 and FS-1562-25)

Keyboard

Loudspeaker

Operation Display

SSB TRANSCEIVE FS-1562-15

MODE CURS CLARIFY

SCAN

SIMP

TX TUNE HI LOW

AGC NB

RCL

H3E

INTERCOM

START

ALARM ENT

STOP

2182

MIC

VOLUME

RF GAIN

FREQ/CH

TEST

OFF

S/N:

Microphone

Hndset Jack w/Power ON/OFF control

Volume control

RF GAIN

FREQ/CHANNEL

selector

Xtal oven light

(LED)

Rotary controls

VOLUME

Turns the power on and off and adjust the loudspeaker volume.

When FS-1562 is connected to DB-500 and RB-500, FS-1562 can be turned

on by RB-500.

This is possible with the RB-500 having ROM version 1.04 and after.

RF GAIN

FREQ/CH

Adjusts the receiver sensitivity.

Changes the frequency in conjunction with the [TX] or [RX] key. Also changes

the channel numbers set with the [RCL] key.

Keys

[1] (MODE)

Selects a class of emission and controls AGC on and off. Press the [1] key

repeatedly until the wanted class of emission appears.

[2] (CURSor)

Shifts cursor (underline marking). Press the [2] key to move the cursor.

[3] (CLARIFY) Adjusts the receiver frequency for fine tuning when the frequency is set in

terms of Channel NO. Not active in direct frequency entry. The adjustable

range is ±150 Hz in 10 Hz steps.

[TX]

Selects a TX frequency.

[4] (speaker)

Turns the internal or external loudspeaker on or off. The speaker mark appears

on the display when the speaker is off.

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1.3 Power Supply Unit

The transceiver unit FS-1562-15 or FS-1562-25 works direct on 24 VDC or through a Power

Supply Unit on AC mains supply (115 or 230 VAC). The power supply unit is type PR-300

supplying 24 VDC power (20 A) to the FS-1562-15 (150 W) Transceiver Unit or type PR-850A,

supplying 24 VDC (40 A) for the FS-1562-25 (250 W). Both 115/230 VAC and 24 VDC power

can be connected simultaneously. In this case, the system normally operates on the AC mains

supply and when AC power is lost, the PSU automatically switches to the DC power source.

This power supply arrangement satisfies the GMDSS requirements. The FS-1562-15/25 can be

operated direct from 24 VDC without a rectifier unit.

OVEN power supply: The crystal oven is always powered even when the Power Switch is

OFF. It draws 50 mA approx. The Oven LED lights while the oven is powered.

AC and DC power switches

Both AC and DC power switches on the PSU can be always kept “on”. (These switches are

provided to turn off the power supply for maintenance.) The transceiver may be turned on or off

with the PSU kept on.

BREAKER

POWER LAMP

RED LIGHT

GREEN LIGHT

POWER

PR-300

OFF

100V 10A

220V 5A

125V 20A

AC INPUT 50/60Hz

DC OUTPUT

OFF

AC IN

DC IN

DC OUT

24V

TERMINAL COVER

FRONT PANEL OF PR-300

FRONT PANEL OF PR-850A

Lamp (red): Lights when AC power source is in use.

Lamp (green) Lights when DC power source is in use.

NOTE: Both lamps light when changing to DC power supply (PR-300). These lamps also light

when the internal temperature excessively rises. The PR-300 or PR-850A is not required on 24

VDC vessels.

Fuses

The PR-300 has 2 fuses, each for AC and DC power.

100-120 VAC:

200-240 VAC:

DC fuse:

10 A

5 A

20 A

The PR-850A has a breaker and a power lamp on the front panel. The fuse is provided in the

power cable.

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1.4 Starting operation

The power switch is combined with the Volume Control. Turn the Volume Control clockwise until

you hear a click. Further clockwise rotation of the control raises the loudspeaker volume. To turn off

the power, turn the control fully counterclockwise until you hear the click.

Adjusting the backlighting:

The dimmer [9] key adjusts the backlighting for the operation display and the keyboard. Each time

the key is pressed, the backlighting changes in the sequence of high, medium, low and off.

Turning the loudspeaker on or off:

When you are using a handset and therefore do not require the internal or external loudspeaker, you

can turn it off by pressing the loudspeaker [4] key. The “loudspeaker off mark” appears .

Turning the squelch on or off:

The squelch mutes the audio output in the absence of an incoming signal. Each time the [5] key is

pressed, the squelch is turned on or off. When radio noise is too jarring during stand-by condition, it

may be muted by activating the squelch. “SQ” appears when the squelch function is active.

NOTE: The squelch is disabled on the class of emission TLX or FAX; “SQ” blinks.

Selecting class of emission/turning AGC on or off:

The MODE [1] key selects the class of emission and turns the AGC on or off. Each time the key is

pressed, the class of emission changes and AGC is turned on or off in the following sequence. “AGC”

appears on the display when AGC is active (ON).

J3E AGC ON → J3E AGC OFF → H3E AGC ON → H3E AGC OFF

↑

↓

FAX* AGC OFF ← FAX * AGC ON ← TLX AGC OFF ← TLX AGC ON

Indication

Symbol

Class of Emission

J3E

H3E

J3E

H3E

Single Sideband radiotelephony

Equivalent to AM radiotelephony.

TLX

FAX

J2B

F3C

Radio Telex

Reception of weather facsimile broadcast

(*available with system setting by Furuno authorized service agent)

1.5 Selecting Frequency

Frequency can be selected by;

Direct key entry (Free selection within marine bands for Netherlands or for ship stations where

a qualified Radio Operator is available)

Channel number entry

FREQ/CH selector

A receiving frequency can be selected by one of the above methods, but there is a restriction in

selecting a transmitting frequency. This depends on how the equipment is programmed according

to the national radio regulation.

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The frequencies are indicated by:

Voice frequencies:

Designated by the CARRIER frequency. Assigned frequencies are 1.4

kHz higher than the carrier frequencies.

Telex, DSC:

Designated by the CENTER frequencies

TX Freq

selection

Standard type

Netherlands type

Special type

Free selection

YES (Marine band only)

indicated by frequency

YES

indicated by frequency

ITU Channels

All channels in the APPENDIX

Indicated by CH or

Indicated by frequency

frequencies as required

Custom Channels

User countries

YES, indicated by frequency

Indicated by CH or

Preset by Furuno authorized service agent

frequencies as required

- Netherlands in Sea

- CEPT countries

- USA ships calling

- USA

- Asia

if required on ship with

competent radio personnel,

subject to Authorities

area A2-4

foreign coastal stations

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Direct frequency entry

Free selection is possible in Dutch Version (in marine bands only).

RX: To set for a receive frequency of 1636.4 kHz, for example;

Press [RX], [1], [6], [3], [6], [4], [ENT] in this order. The decimal point is not required to enter.

TX: To set for a transmit frequency of 2061.4 kHz, for example;

Press [TX], [2], [0], [6], [1], [4], [ENT].

DUP

6 8 10

0 2

AGC NB

J3E

•

The [2] Cursor key shifts the cursor among last 4 places.

To modify a value at a particular digit (receive frequency only), you can use the rotary control.

The FREQ/CH control changes the value above the cursor.

Paired RX/TX: To set for 2161 kHz simplex channel, for instance, press as below;

[RX], [TX], [2], [1], [6], [1], [0], [ENT].

Do not miss the last zero in the above example. The last numeral represents the 1/10 decimal place.

Simply hitting [RX], [TX], [2], [1], [6], [1], [ENT] will set 216.1kHz.

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Custom channels

Up to 200 custom channels can be programmed in addition to 412 ITU channels. You can recall

them through the keyboard by channel numbers. Once a channel is selected with the keyboard,

the channel can be changed with the FREQ/CH rotary selector.

NOTE: Custom channel programming should be done by a FURUNO service agent.

To call the channel 120, for example:

TX only

Press [TX], [RCL], [1], [2], [0], [ENT]

RX only

Press [RX], [RCL], [1], [2], [0], [ENT]

TX and RX paired

Press [RCL], [1], [2], [0], [ENT]

NOTE: The standard sets provide readout of frequencies in kHz. Pressing the [ENT] key or

operating the FREQ/CH selector shows up the CH NO. temporarily.

ITU telephony channels (SSB)

To recall ITU SSB channel 412, for example, select J3E with the [MODE] key.

Press [RCL], [4], [1], [2], [ENT], and a combination of TX frequency of 4098 kHz and RX

frequency of 4390 kHz is selected. To select only RX or TX frequency, hit [RX] or [TX] to start

with.

RX freq

BAND ITU CHANNEL NO.

TX freq

DUP

0 2

6 8 10

0 2

AGC NB

J3E

Channel NO. indication type

Frequency indication type. Frequencies are

normally displayed. CH NO. is also displayed

temporarily by operating the FREQ/CH

selector or by pressing the [ENT] key.

Identify the frequencies by referring to the

APPENDIX. Entering 412 reads 4012 as

above. Frequencies can be read temporarily by

operating the FREQ/CH selector or by

pressing the [ENT] key.

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•

The [CURS (cursor)] key shifts the cursor to band or channel number.

To change the channel number, you can use the rotary control. The [FREQ/CH] control changes

the number above the cursor, a band or channel designator.

ITU TELEX channels

To select the ITU TELEX channel 4012, for example, first select TLX with the [MODE] key.

This radiotelephone is furnished with J2B class of emission. The J2B is compatible with F1B

which may be used on other parties. You do not have to worry about F1B or J2B; you can just

select TELEX mode for narrow-band direct-printing.

Press [RCL], [4], [0], [1], [2], [ENT], and a combination of TX frequency of 4178.0 kHz and

RX frequency of 4215.5 kHz is selected with the display as below. To select only RX or TX

frequency, hit [RX] or [TX] to start with.

RX freq

BAND ITU CHANNEL NO.

TX freq

DUP

0 2

6 8 10

0 2

AGC

TLX

NOTE: You can recall an ITU channel by entering 3 or 4 digits. To recall ITU telex channel 4012

by three digits, for example, select “TLX” then enter 412 (instead of 4012).

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1.6 Transmitting

After selecting class of emission and frequency, you

can transmit by pressing the PTT (press-to-talk) switch

on the handset or microphone. Output power can be

evaluated on the operation display.

Do not transmit any signal

other than emergency during the

silence period, 00 to 03 min and 30 to

33 min of every hour.

Tuning the antenna:

Maximum transmission power is achieved only when the antenna impedance and transmitter

impedance match each other. Because the antenna impedance changes with frequency a means

must be provided to match (tune) the antenna impedance with the transmitter impedance. This is

done with the antenna coupler. The antenna coupler automatically tunes the transmitter to a wide

range of different antenna length (7 - 30 m). To initiate the automatic tuning, do the following:

• Press the PTT switch on the handset (microphone); or

• Press [7] TX TUNE key.

After one of the above is done;

1. “TUNE” appears on the display.

2. Tuning will be completed within 2 to 5 seconds for a newly selected frequency, or less than

0.5 seconds for a once tuned frequency. (A built-in memory remembers coil and capacitor

settings.)

3. When the tuning process is successfully completed “OK” appears.

Using the handset:

Hold the handset close to your mouth, press the PTT switch and speak clearly.

Monitoring transceiver output power:

During transmission, the meter deflects depending

on the current being fed to the antenna feeder from

the ATU. The unit of readout is amperes. The

antenna current varies with the effective antenna

impedance. The swing differs by the frequency or

antenna length. The output power is proportional to

the square of an antenna current. But don’t be very

nervous about the meter swing.

ANT

3 4 5

0 1

J3E

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Reducing transmitter power:

To conserve energy and to minimize possible interference to other stations, reduce the

transmission power. This should be done when using the transceiver in a harbor, near the shore or

close to communication partner (other ship). Each pressing of the [HI/LOW] key selects high or

low output power. “LOW” appears on the display when low output power is selected. Low power

is 60 Wpep for FS-1562-15 and FS-1562-25, both. The output power on 2182 kHz (Distress and

calling) and 2187.5 kHz (DSC) is the rated maximum regardless of the position of the [HI/LOW]

switch.

If the optional AC FAIL Board is installed, Tx power is automatically reduced when AC power

fails.

1.7 Distress Call on 2182 kHz

The frequency 2182 kHz is an International radiotelephony distress, urgency and safety

frequency for ship stations, public and private coast stations, and survival craft stations. It is also

used for call and reply by ship stations on a primary basis and by public coast stations on a

secondary basis (US CFR 47, § 80.369).

Distress or emergency call is generally initiated by a radiotelephone on 2182kHz.

When the FS-1562 is installed with a DSC Terminal as required on GMDSS vessel, press the

DISTRESS switch on the DSC Terminal prior to commencing the vocal communications.

1. Press the [2182] key. 2182kHz in the class of emission J3E is automatically selected.

When the [2182] key is pressed, the following parameters are set automatically.

Output power: Maximum

Loudspeaker:

Squelch:

Off

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2. Distress calls and Distress message

(1) Speak slowly and distinctly, “MAYDAY, MAYDAY, MAYDAY, pronounced as the

French expression “m’aider”.

(2) This is;

(3) The name of your vessel and call sign three times.

Then, continue with the distress message, which consists of:

(1) The distress signal MAYDAY;

(2) The name of the mobile station in distress;

(3) Particulars of its position (in latitude and longitude)

(4) The nature of the distress;

(5) The kind of assistance desired;

(6) Any other information which might facilitate rescue, for length, color, and type of

vessels, number of persons on board.

3. Indicate the end of message by saying “Over.”

4. When you receive no answer to a distress message, repeat at intervals over again the

radiotelephone alarm signal, the distress call and the distress message. Repeat the same on

other distress frequencies.

Distress frequencies

All distress frequencies including 2182 kHz are shown below:

Telephony SSB (kHz, Carrier)

2 182

DSC (kHz, Center)

2 187.5V

4 207.5

Telex (kHz, Center)

2 174.5

4 125 <ITU 421>

6 215 <ITU 606>

8 291 <ITU 833>

12 290 <ITU 1221>

16 420 <ITU 1621>

4 177.5

6 312

6 268

8 414.5

8 376.5

12 577

12 520

16 804.5

16 695

For other Telex frequencies, refer to Appendix.

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1.8 In the Event of Antenna Coupler Failure

HIGH TENSION HAZARD

DO NOT TRANSMIT WHEN ATU IS OPENED

The Antenna Coupler automatically tunes a wire or whip antenna to the transceiver. When the

tuning cannot be completed for all frequencies, TUNE OK will not appear on the operation

display. In this case, you can take tuning on 2182 kHz by manually operating Coupler as below:

1. Turn off the transceiver unit. Remove the cover of the Antenna Coupler.

2. Set the MANUAL-AUTO switch to the MANUAL position.

COUPLER BOARD

DUMMY

LOAD

BOARD

MANUAL

AUTO

3. Replace the cover.

4. Turn the FS-1562 on and press the [2182] key for selection of 2182 kHz.

1.9 DSC Distress Calling

■ When connected to a Digital Selective Calling (DSC) terminal having the capability of

controlling the FS-1562 such as FURUNO DSC-6:

1. Press the [DISTRESS] key on the DSC Terminal (Model DSC-6 for instance).

2. When a coast station acknowledges the call, the DSC Terminal displays “Received Dist Ack”

and sets the predetermined DISTRESS frequency (2182 kHz) on the FS-1562.

3. Communicate with the coast station.

■ When connected to a DSC Terminal without remote control:

1. Select 2187.5 kHz on the FS-1562. (This step is not required with Furuno DSC-6.)

2. Press the [DISTRESS] key on the DSC Terminal. The DSC distress signal is transmitted over

2187.5 kHz.

3. After the DSC terminal notifies that a coast station has acknowledged the call, press the [2182]

key on the FS-1562.

4. Communicate with the coast station.

NOTE: For details of distress calling by a DSC Terminal, refer to the operator’s manual for the

DSC Terminal.

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1.10 Receiving

You can select a receiving frequency by one of the following methods:

- Direct frequency entry, or

- Channel number entry

Adjusting RF gain:

In normal use the RF GAIN control should be set for maximum. If the audio on the received

channel is unclear or interfered with other signals, adjust (usually reduce) the RF gain to improve

clarity.

Clarifier adjustment:

If reception is unclear, try to clarify the signal as follows. For manual entry of frequency, simply

turn the FREQ/CH control for fine tuning.

1. Press the [3] CLARIFY key. (if a frequency is selected by CH NO., the cursor which was

located at the channel number, moves under the 10 Hz place.)

2. Turn the FREQ/CH control to fine tune the receiver on the wanted frequency.

3. To terminate this operation, press the [3] CLARIFY key again. The cursor returns to the

channel number.

NOTE: The clarify working range can be adjusted, by an authorized FURUNO representative,

for ± 100 Hz or ± 150 Hz (factory setting: ± 150 Hz) on system code 9921. Note however that

the range on AM is fixed at ± 5 kHz (100 Hz steps).

S - Meter:

During reception, the meter works as a Sensitivity

Meter indicating the relative signal strength

coming into the receiver frontend. While in

transmission, it indicates the antenna current.

0 2

6 8 10

NOTE: S-meter will not work with AGC off.

Monitoring traffic on intended transmit frequency:

When a semi-duplex (two-frequency simplex) channel is selected, it is recommended to monitor

if there is no existing traffic on the frequency you are going to use. To do this, press the [RX] key

followed by the [ENT] key. The transceiver unit monitors traffic on the selected frequency for 3

seconds.

Receiving AM broadcasting stations:

1. Press the [1] MODE key repeatedly until H3E with AGC is selected.

2. To tune in a 15,260 kHz shortwave station, for instance, press as below:

[RX], [1], [5], [2], [6], [0], [0], [ENT]. Do not miss the last zero.

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Squelch control:

Squelch is used to mute the receiver audio output when the receiver input is less than a preset value

or dominant noise is higher than a preset (1000 Hz) level. To switch the squelch function ON,

press the [5] SQUELCH key. Make sure the label “SQ” appears on the display. To pick up a weak

signal at high audio frequencies, you should remove the squelch function notwithstanding a

possible increase of background noise. To do this, press the [5] SQ switch again. Make sure the

label “SQ” goes off.

Noise blanker (NB):

Always in circuit. This function is to clip off inputs noise resulting from an engine ignition or

motor brush sparks.

1.11 Frequency Scan

Channel scan:

Scan is the function where the receiver watches 10/group custom or ITU channels in succession

at predetermined intervals. The scan-stop signal level and scan-stop time can be changed on

system codes 9951 and 9952, respectively. Prior to the use of the scan function, turn AGC on.

1. Recall Custom or ITU channel

Custom channels

Custom channels are divided into 20 groups in the scan mode as below.

Scan Group

Custom Channel No.

1 to 10

11 to 20

21 to 30

31 to 40

41 to 50

51 to 60

61 to 70

71 to 80

81 to 90

91 to 100

101 to 110

111 to 120

121 to 130

131 to 140

141 to 150

151 to 160

161 to 170

171 to 180

181 to 190

191 to 200

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ITU channels:

To select the scan group (band or channel), shift the cursor to either the position of the band or

channel number by pressing the [2] CURS key. (Band scan is useful to watch frequencies on the

same channel in different bands.)

2. Press the [6] SCAN key, and “SCAN” appears. The receiver starts scanning, stopping at a

channel where the signal is stronger than the scan-stop level. The receiver will restart

scanning when the traffic goes out of that channel.

For example, the scan group is “channel” and scan starts at ITU 1203:

SIMP

6 8 10

0 2

LOW

AGC NB SWEEP SCAN

J3E

3. To stop scanning, press the [6] SCAN key. “SCAN” disappears from the operation display.

1.12 Frequency Sweep

Sweep is the function where the receiver searches for a signal within a selected frequency

coverage. For sweep operation, the AGC function should be ON.

The defaults of respective parameters are as follows:

Sweep stop signal level

Sweep stop time

Sweep width

2 s

100 kHz

1 kHz

Step frequency

These can be adjusted on system codes 9951 through 9954.

NOTE: Sweep width is the frequency width to sweep on both sides of the selected frequency.

Sweep step is the frequency interval at which the receiver sweeps the sweep width.

Procedure

1. Select the sweep center by key operation.

2. Press the [6] SCAN key. “SWEEP” appears and the receiver starts sweeping.

3. To stop sweeping, press the [6].

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Chapter 2 OPERATION of

OPTIONAL DEVICES

2.1 Telex Communication

Telex communication is performed with a Narrow-band direct-printing (NBDP) Terminal

connected with an SSB transceiver. The recommended terminal for the FS-1562 is FURUNO

DP-6. Other makes can also be connected with the FS-1562, if they comply with the interfacing

requirements.

FURUNO NBDP Terminal DP-6

No special operation is required; class of emission and frequencies are automatically set on the

DP-6.

Other makes of NBDP Terminal:

1. Select “TLX” with the [1] MODE key.

2. Select a desired frequency.

3. Tune the antenna coupler by pressing the [7] TX TUNE key.

NOTE:

The DP-6 provides Forward Error Correction (FEC) mode to ensure quality communications.

Continuous transmission on FEC can cause the transceiver internal temperature to go up

beyond the temperature control sensor actuating point. When the internal temperature of the

150 W transceiver is above the sensor actuating temperature, the power is reduced to the

LOW power. When the temperature goes down, the power is restored to the high rating. If

this can cause an inconvenience of operation, it is recommend to install the fan kit (option),

for added cooling effect.

The FS-1562-25, 250 W version, handles the high power in the Power Amp Unit PA-2500.

The PA-2500 is provided with a cooling fan and not subject to the internal temperature rise.

Continuous telex operation is possible with the high rated power.

Distress frequencies for telephony and telegraphy are as below. For other traffic frequencies,

refer to Appendix.

Telephony SSB

(kHz, Carrier)

DSC

Telex

(kHz, Center)

2 182

4 125

6 215

2 187.5

4 207.5

6 312

2 174.5

4 177.5

6 268

8 291

12 290

16 420

8 414.5

12 577

16 804.5

8 376.5

12 520

16 695

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2.2 Intercom

The intercom provides communications between the FS-1562 and the RB-500 Remote Station

(option). They must be wire-connected. When intercom mode is in use, there is no radio

transmission.

Calling RB-500

1. Press the [0] INTERCOM key. “COM” appears on the FS-1562 display panel.

2. Press [1]*, [ENT] keys. Calling beeps on the FS-1562 sound. The buzzer stops when the

handset of the RB-500 is picked up. * Designated number of the RB-500 if more than one is

installed.

3. Press the PTT switch to talk. Release the switch to listen.

Call from RB-500

When the FS-1562 is called from the RB-500, the FS-1562 releases a beep. Press the [ENT] key

to silence the buzzer. Press the PTT switch to talk. Release the switch to listen.

Terminating the intercom

Press the [0] INTERCOM key to terminate intercom function. “COM” disappears.

2.3 Remote Station

Priority:

The Remote Station usually has higher priority than the FS-1562. This means that operation of the

FS-1562 is disabled when the handset of the RB-500 is picked up. The label “REM” appears on

the FS-1562 display when the remote control unit is in operation.

Communication on 2182 kHz

When 2182 kHz is selected on the FS-1562, the FS-1562 takes priority.

However the Remote Station can control FS-1562 when you give priority to the Remote Station

by system setting on the FS-1562 (ROM ver. 107 and after of FS-1562).

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Chapter 3 CHANGING SYSTEM

SETTING

3.1 SYSTEM SETUP

1. While pressing and holding down the [RCL] key, turn on the power. Release the [RCL] key

when the “MEMO” appears on the display.

System code

Setting value

MEMO

2. Turn the FREQ/CH control to select a desired code number.

3. Press the [RCL] key, enter desired setting by a numeral key, then press the [ENT] key.

4. To change setting for another code, repeat steps 2 and 3.

5. Turn off the power, then turn it on.

3.2 CUSTOMIZING BY OPERATOR

The operator can customize the parameters for scan, sweep and squelch function. The table below

shows the system codes and their function, setting range and factory setting.

Code

9918

Function, Setting

Key response

Turns on/off key beep which sounds when wrong key is operated.

0: OFF

1: ON (Factory Setting)

9919

9920

Noise blanker activation

Turns on/off noise blanker.

0: OFF

1: ON (Factory Setting)

AGC activation

Turns on/off AGC. ON/OFF automatically activates or deactivates AGC

depending on class of emission.

0: OFF

1: ON

2: MODE (Factory Setting)

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9951

9952

Scan/sweep-stop signal level

When the receiver detects a signal whose level is stronger than the preset level

it stops scanning and receives the signal. The setting on system code 9955 is

available only when “0” (SQ working condition) is selected here.

Setting range: 0 (Squelch working condition is effective as set on code 9995),

1-10 (S-meter level); Factory setting 3

Scan/sweep-stop time

When a signal is detected, the receiver stops scanning/sweeping and dwells on

this channel frequency. When “0” (RX) is selected, the receiver keeps receiving

until the traffic goes out of this channel frequency. Define the dwell time

between 1 and 99 s.

Setting range: 0 (RX), 1-99 s; Factory setting 2

9953

9954

Sweep width setting range: 0.01-30000.00 kHz; Factory setting 100.0

Sweep step frequency

Setting range: 0.01-30000.00 kHz; Factory setting 1.00

9955

Squelch activation

“Squelch activation” is the method by which the squelch is activated.

Setting range: 0, 1, 2, 3; Factory setting: 3.

0: Voice

The squelch is opened by signal frequency less than 1000 Hz (factory setting).

This frequency can be changed between 500 - 2000 Hz on system code 9958.

The loudspeaker reproduces a sound when the signal is lower than the preset

frequency.

Squelch OPEN:

Audio signal is detected and a sound is reproduced through the loudspeaker.

Squelch CLOSED:

No input signal but only noise is coming into the receiver. The receiver is

muted.

1: Level

The squelch is activated depending on “signal strength”. The factory setting is

“5”. You can change the level between 0 - 10 on system code 9956.

2: And

The squelch opens when both “voice” and “signal strength” meet the setting.

3: Or

The squelch opens by either “voice” or “signal strength”, whichever meets the

setting.

9956

9957

Squelch level. Setting range: 0-10; Factory setting 5.

Squelch delay - a delay until the squelch mutes (closes) the receiver after the

signal has gone.

(Ex) 9957: 1000 ms

Squelch closes 1000 ms after the signal has gone.

Setting range: 500-4000 ms; Factory setting 1000 ms.

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9958

9959

Squelch activating frequency

Setting range: 500-2000 Hz; Factory setting 1000 Hz.

Sets squelch opening frequency when 2-tone alarm on 2182 kHz is received.

0: No change (frequency set on 9958)

1: 1300 Hz

Factory setting 1: 1300 Hz (Loudspeaker reproduces an audio with an input at

1300 Hz as the squelch opens at that frequency.)

9999

This is for frequency programming by service technicians. Needs a password to

open.

NOTE:

FURUNO Electric Company will assume no responsibility for the inconvenience

or disturbance to communications due to inadequate or unlawful presetting of this

equipment.

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Chapter 4 MAINTENANCE

4.1 Weekly Checks

Check the radiotelephone at appropriate intervals as required by Administration. For instance,

Japanese Administration requires check of DSC every day. US 47 CFR 47, PART 80.869-Test of

radiotelephone station calls for: Unless the normal use of the required radiotelephone station

demonstrates that the equipment is operating, a test communication on a required or working

frequency must be made each day the ship is navigated.

Testing the transmitter with a dummy antenna

1. While pressing and holding down the [ALARM] key, press the [0] key. The dummy antenna

in the antenna coupler is connected to the FS-1562 instead of the antenna. “DUMMY” appears

and the test signal at 2191 kHz, modulated by two tones (1300 Hz and 2200 Hz), is generated

across the dummy load for 45 seconds.

2. To stop the emission, press the [ALARM] key. The dummy load is disconnected and the

transceiver restores the previous frequency setting.

4.2 Diagnostic Test

This test checks the transceiver for proper operation. It should be conducted regularly to ensure

proper operation. If a DSC or NBDP terminal is connected, the test should be conducted together

with them. Before starting the test, set the RF GAIN control to maximum (fully clockwise).

1. While pressing and holding down the [TX] key, turn on the power. All LCD segments appear.

2. Release the [TX] key. The FS-1562 starts diagnostics and the following indications appear.

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Receiver section tested successfully.

Transmitter Exciter stage is tested successfully.

Transmitter Power Amplifier stage and Antenna

Coupler (Coupler and Dummy Board) are

tested successfully.

If a fault is detected, “no Good” appears instead of “Good” and the associated indication blinks

after completion of this test.

Turn off the transceiver on completion of tests. Turn on again for normal operation.

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4.3 LCD/Keyboard Test & ROM Version No. Confirmation

1. While pressing and holding down the [ENT] key, turn on the power. All LCD segments

appear.

2. Release the [ENT] key.

3. Press keys one by one. Check if the indication on the operation display is correct as shown

below:

Key

Indication

Key

Indication

Key

RCL

ENT

Indication

Key

2182

ALARM

Indication

Example: The [2] key is pressed. The following appears. In a few seconds, 7 characters x 2 lines

readout change to all

PRIVUSA

WXITU

ROM VERSION NO.

DUP

CLAR

^A_BTR

SIMP

^SRFLOW TUNE _OK

0 2

0 1

6 8 10

3 4 5

ANT

ATTPREAGCNBSWEEPSCAN

MEMOREMCOMDUMMYTONE

LSBJ3ER3ECWH3ETLXFAX

Turn off the transceiver on completion of tests. Turn on again for normal operation.

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4.4 Antenna Coupler Test

The CPU and the relays which select capacitors and coils for tuning can be checked. For

Competent technicians only

DANGER

HIGH VOLTAGE

Still alive at OFF

Discharge before

DANGER - Electrical Shock Hazard

servicing

Procedure

1. Open the antenna coupler cover.

2. Open the shield cover inside the coupler.

3. Turn on No. 2 of the DIP switch S2.

4. Press the TUNE switch in the antenna coupler.

5. 24 LEDs (CR1 to CR24) light one by one every second. The relays trip on with the

corresponding LEDs.

CR1 ON - K1 ON

CR2 ON - K2 ON

CR22 ON - K22 ON

(CR23 not provided)

CR24 ON - K24, K25 ON

6. Turn off No. 2 of the DIP switch S2.

7. Close the cover.

If a CPU error is detected, CR1 lights for ROM error, CR2 for RAM error, CR3 for A/D

converter error. (ROM/RAM/AD Converter is incorporated in the CPU.)

COUPLER BOARD

LED

DIP switch S2

behind the shield case

TUNE SWITCH

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4.5 Maintenance

This radiotelephone equipment is designed and manufactured to provide years of intended

performance. For this, a regular maintenance program should be established and should at least

include the items listed in below:

Item

Check Point

Remedy/Remarks

Whip antenna

Check for physical damage, corrosion and Replace damaged parts.

water leakage

Wire antenna

Check that antenna is properly spanned

and separated sufficiently apart from

metallic structures.

If necessary, re-span the

antenna.

Insulators for

antenna

installation

Check for salt water accumulation on

insulators.

Replace damaged insulators.

Remove salt water deposits.

Clean with fresh water, then dry.

Check that connection at lead-in insulator Remove rust, then tighten bolts

is tight and rust-free.

and lock nuts. Cover metallic

surface with sealing compound.

Antenna coupler Check contact at

* Antenna terminal

Tighten loosened connections.

* Ground connection

* Coaxial cable

* Control cable(terminal board)

Check that coupler lid and cable glands

are firmly secured.

Fasten lid firmly and evenly to

prevent water leakage.

Check for physical damage, corrosion and Replace if damaged.

salt water deposits.

Transceiver

Check contact at

* Antenna cable

* Ground connection

* Power cable

Tighten loosened connections;

remove foreign material from

connectors.

* Control cable

Confirm that there are no objects on the

top of the cabinet.

Remove objects to prevent

overheating.

Power Amp

Check contact at

Tighten loosened connections;

remove foreign material from

connectors.

Unit (PA-2500) * Coaxial cable

* Antenna cable

(for 250 W set) * Power cable

Confirm that there are no objects on the

top of the cabinet.

Remove objects to prevent

overheating.

Power supply

Check that supply voltage at transmission If not within the range, call for

is within the rated range. (21.6 to 31.2

VDC at the power connector)

service, Low voltage may cause

erratic operation.

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Item

Power cable

Check Point

Check for loosened or corroded

connection at power terminals.

Remedy/Remarks

Clean and tighten.

Battery

Check that the battery is fully charged.

Check for physical damage.

If discharged, charge.

Replace if damaged.

Feeder (coax

cable, control

cable)

PCB connection Check that jumper cables between boards Reconnect loosened connections

are firmly connected. of jumper cables.

Microphone

Check that jumper cables between boards Fasten if loosened.

are firmly connected.

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Chapter 5 TROUBLESHOOTING

5.1 Troubleshooting List

For qualified personnel only

The troubleshooting list below gives common symptoms of equipment malfunction and means to

restore normal operation. If you cannot restore normal operation, please do not check inside any

unit. Any repair is best left to a qualified radiotelephone technician. Improper handling or

adjustment may cause more serious damage.

Troubleshooting list

TROUBLE

PROBABLE CAUSE

REMEDY

Power can not be turned on The mains switchboard may be Turn on the mains switch.

off.

DC overvoltage input.

Check supply voltage. It should

be less than 31.2V

The battery may have

discharged, or poor contact at

terminals.

Recharge battery and tighten

terminal connections.

Check fuse on the power cable Replace the blown fuses.

or Power Supply Unit.

Frequency readout appears The [DIMMER] key may be

but no lamps light off.

Operate the [DIMMER] key.

Power is on but no sound The [SPEAKER] key is off.

from loudspeaker

Press the [SPEAKER] key.

Volume may be too low.

Adjust the VOLUME control.

Squelch is on.

Press the [SQ] key if "SQ"

appears on the display.

Reduced RF Gain.

Turn the RF Gain control

clockwise.

Poor articulation

Wrong class of emission may

be in use. (For example,

receiving signal in J3E mode.

J3E should be used only on

2182 kHz.)

Select class of emission same as

that of incoming signal.

In Custom or ITU channel

mode, press the [CLARIFY]

key then fine tune frequency by

the FREQ/CH control.

Receiver detuned.

Output power is reduced to Power is automatically reduced Wait until the unit returns to

low ("LOW" indication

blinks)

to protect against overheating

due to continuous transmission.

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TROUBLE

PROBABLE CAUSE

REMEDY

Key input is not accepted FS-1562 is under control of

external equipment

"REM" appears when controlled

by external equipment. Suspend

operation of external operation.

Antenna coupler can’t tune Antenna may be disconnected or Check antenna connection.

antenna

shorted to ground

Antenna is out of tunable length. Recommended length is 7 to 30

meters.

Poor grounding of the coupler.

Breaker in coupler has tripped.

Check coupler ground.

Check mains voltage and

polarity. If they are normal,

reset breaker.

Connection cable loosened or

disconnected.

Check cable.

Can not tune in a broadcast Missing last numeral at the digit To tune in 9640 kHz for

station

of 1 when trying to tune in the

station.

instance, press [RX], [9], [6],

[4], [0], [0], [ENT]. Do not

miss the last [0]; otherwise you

will set 964.0 kHz.

Wrong setting of MODE

The station is off air

Select H3E.

Select another frequency.

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5.2 Error Indication

When the FS-1562 detects a fault in the synthesizer unit (frequency unlocked), the frequency or

channel number blinks.

5.3 Replacing Fuses

To protect the unit from overcurrent and equipment fault, two 20 A fuses for the transceiver unit

(and two 30 A fuses for the PA-2500) are provided in snap-in holders on the power cable and two

fuses in the PR-300 Power Supply Unit (for 150 W set).

Power Cable Fuse: 20 A (for both 150 W/250 W) and 30 A (for PA-2500 power amplifier unit)

Power supply unit (for 150 W sets)

Remove the fuse cover using a screwdriver (+), then replace:

Fuse 10 A for 100-120 VAC (5 A for 200-240 VAC)

20 A for 24 VDC

RED LIGHT GREEN LIGHT

FUSE

PR-300

100V 10A

125V 20A

220V 5A

OFF

AC IN

DC IN

DC OUT

24V

AC POWER Switch

DC POWER Switch

FRONT PANEL OF PR-300

The Power Supply Unit PR-850A does not have a fuse on the front panel but a circuit breaker. If

this has been tripped off, remove the cause of tripping and turn it on (Upward position on the

front panel). A fuse (20 A) is provided in the power cable.

BREAKER

POWER LAMP

POWER

OFF

AC INPUT 50/60Hz

DC OUTPUT

TERMINAL COVER

FRONT PANEL OF PR-850A

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APPENDIX

CUSTOM CHANNELS/FREQUENCIES - To be programmed by Furuno Dealers

CH NO

Ship Receive (kHz)

Ship Transmit (kHz)

Remarks

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MF band working carrier frequencies - ref. US CFR 47 Part 80.371

Ship Transmit

(kHz)

Ship Receive

(kHz)

Ship Transmit

(kHz)

Ship Receive

(kHz)

Region

East Coast

Region

Gulf Coast

2031.5

2118.0

2126.0

2142.0

2166.0

2198.0

2366.0

2382.0

2390.0

2400.0

2406.0

2003.0

2009.0

2031.5

2126.0

2206.0

2382.0

2430.0

2490.0

2514.0

2522.0

2538.0

2558.0

2590.0

2450.0

2482.0

2566.0

2400.0

2506.0

2450.0

2442.0

2566.0

2522.0

2598.0

2466.0

2482.0

2009.0

2466.0

2530.0

2538.0

2550.0

2558.0

2598.0

2450.0

2482.0

2572.0

2506.0

2514.0

2550.0

2582.0

2309.0

2312.0

2400.0

2530.0

2506.0

2585.0

2530.0

2506.0

2134.0

2142.0

2158.0

2166.0

2206.0

2366.0

2382.0

2430.0

2458.0

2118.0

2158.0

2206.0

2131.0

2134.0

2240.0

2134.0

2009.0

Great Lakes

Alaska

West Coast

Hawaii

Caribbean

2086.0

2134.0

2009.0

Guam

Above is not factory programmed, should be programmed by Furuno representatives.

Unlimited use December 15 to April 1

Limited to pep of 150 W.

2206 kHz for distress only.

NOTE: to indicate the outline only. Refer to the relative documentation for full detail. For other coast stations,

consult with your dealers.

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MF band SSB working carrier frequencies

Ship Receive

(kHz)

1635

1638

1641

1644

1647

1650

1653

1656

1659

1662

1665

1668

1671

1674

1677

1680

1683

1686

1689

1692

1695

1698

1701

1704

1707

1710

1713

1716

1719

1722

Ship Transmit

(kHz)

2060

2063

2066

2069

2072

2075

2078

2081

2084

2087

2090

2093

2096

2099

2102

2105

2108

2111

2114

2117

2120

2123

2126

2129

2132

2135

2138

2060

2063

2066

Ship Receive

(kHz)

1725

1728

1731

1734

1737

1740

1743

1746

1749

1752

1755

1758

1761

1764

1767

1770

1773

1776

1779

1782

1785

1788

1791

1794

1797

Ship Transmit

(kHz)

2069

2072

2075

2078

2081

2084

2087

2090

2093

2096

2099

2102

2105

2108

2111

2114

2117

2120

2123

2126

2129

2132

2135

2138

2060

CH NO

241

242

243

244

245

246

247

248

249

250

251

252

253

254

255

256

257

258

259

260

261

262

263

264

265

266

267

268

269

270

271

272

273

274

275

276

277

278

279

280

281

282

283

284

285

286

287

288

289

290

291

292

293

294

295

Above is factory programmed. A channel can be recalled by hitting the keys [RCL], [2], [4], [1], [ENT] for channel

241 as an example. Transmit and receive frequencies appear on the display. The channel number is checked by

pressing the [ENT] key or by turning the FREQ/CH selector; the channel number is displayed in 4 digits, such as

2041, for a few seconds. (Additional zero is inserted automatically.)

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4/6 MHz ITU SSB carrier frequencies (ITU RR APPENDIX 16)

The following frequencies are factory programmed.

4 MHz SSB (J3E)

Ship RX

4357

4360

4363

4366

4369

4372

4375

4378

4381

4384

4387

4390

4393

4396

4399

4402

4405

4408

4411

4414

4417

4420

4423

4426

4429

4432

4435

4351

4354

4146

4149

4000

4003

4006

4009

4012

4015

4018

4021

4024

4027

4030

4033

4036

4039

4042

4045

4048

4051

4054

4057

4060

6 MHz SSB (J3E)

ITU CH NO

401

Ship TX

4065

4068

4071

4074

4077

4080

4083

4086

4089

4092

4095

4098

4101

4104

4107

4110

4113

4116

4119

4122

4125

4128

4131

4134

4137

4140

4143

4351

4354

4146

4149

4000

4003

4006

4009

4012

4015

4018

4021

4024

4027

4030

4033

4036

4039

4042

4045

4048

4051

4054

4057

4060

ITU CH NO

601

Ship RX

6501

6504

6507

6510

6513

6516

6519

6522

6224

6227

6230

Ship TX

6200

6203

6206

6209

6212

6215

6218

6221

6224

6227

6230

402

403

404

405

406

407

408

409

410

411

412

413

414

415

416

417

418

419

420

421

422

423

424

425

426

427

428

429

430

431

432 (01)

433 (02)

434 (03)

435 (04)

436 (05)

437 (06)

438 (07)

439 (08)

440 (09)

441 (10)

442 (11)

443 (12)

444 (13)

445 (14)

446 (15)

447 (16)

448 (17)

449 (18)

450 (19)

451 (20)

452 (21)

602

603

604

605

606

607

608

609

610

611

A channel can be recalled by hitting the keys

[RCL], [4], [0], [1], [ENT] for channel 401 as

an example.

Transmit and receive frequencies appear on

the display. To see the CH NO, press [ENT] or

turn the FREQ/CH selector; the channel NO

appears in 4 digits such as 4001 for a few sec.

CH NOs in ( ) are ITU NOs (RR Section C-1).

Use 3-digit Furuno’s designators for selection.

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8 MHz ITU SSB carrier frequencies (ITU RR APPENDIX 16)

The following frequencies are factory programmed.

8 MHz SSB (J3E) - Duplex

ITU CH NO

8 MHz SSB (J3E) - Simplex

Ship RX

8719

8722

8725

8728

8731

8734

8737

8740

8743

8746

8749

8752

8755

8758

8761

8764

8767

8770

8773

8776

8779

8782

8785

8788

8791

8794

8797

8800

8803

8806

8809

8812

8291

8707

8710

8713

8716

Ship TX

8195

8198

8201

8204

8207

8210

8213

8216

8219

8222

8225

8228

8231

8234

8237

8240

8243

8246

8249

8252

8255

8258

8261

8264

8267

8270

8273

8276

8279

8282

8285

8288

8291

8707

8710

8713

8716

(ITU CH NO)

840 (01)

841 (02)

842 (03)

843 (04)

844 (05)

845 (06)

846 (07)

847 (08)

848 (09)

849 (10)

850 (11)

851 (12)

852 (13)

853 (14)

854 (15)

855 (16)

856 (17)

857 (18)

858 (19)

859 (20)

860 (21)

861 (22)

862 (23)

863 (24)

864 (25)

865 (26)

866 (27)

867 (28)

868 (29)

869 (30)

870 (31)

Ship RX

8101

8104

8107

8110

8113

8116

8119

8122

8125

8128

8131

8134

8137

8140

8143

8146

8149

8152

8155

8158

8161

8164

8167

8170

8173

8176

8179

8182

8185

8188

8191

Ship TX

8101

8104

8107

8110

8113

8116

8119

8122

8125

8128

8131

8134

8137

8140

8143

8146

8149

8152

8155

8158

8161

8164

8167

8170

8173

8176

8179

8182

8185

8188

8191

801

802

803

804

805

806

807

808

809

810

811

812

813

814

815

816

817

818

819

820

821

822

823

824

825

826

827

828

829

830

831

832

833

834

835

836

837

CH NOs in ( ) are ITU NOs (RR Section C-1).

Use 3-digit Furuno's designators for selection in this

radiotelephone.

838

839

8294

8297

8294

8297

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12/16 MHz ITU SSB carrier frequencies (ITU RR APPENDIX 16)

12 MHz SSB (J3E)

16 MHz SSB (J3E)

CH NO.

SHIP RX

SHIP TX

CH NO.

SHIP RX

SHIP TX

CH NO.

SHIP RX

SHIP TX

1201

1202

1203

1204

1205

1206

1207

1208

1209

1210

1211

1212

1213

1214

1215

1216

1217

1218

1219

1220

1221

1222

1223

1224

1225

1226

1227

1228

1229

1230

1231

1232

1233

1234

1235

1236

1237

1238

1239

1240

1241

1242

1243

1244

1245

1246

13077

13080

13083

13086

13089

13092

13095

13098

13101

13104

13107

13110

13113

13116

13119

13122

13125

13128

13131

13134

13137

13140

13143

13146

13149

13152

13155

13158

13161

13164

13167

13170

13173

13176

13179

13182

13185

13188

13191

13194

13197

12353

12356

12359

12362

12365

12230

12233

12236

12239

12242

12245

12248

12251

12254

12257

12260

12263

12266

12269

12272

12275

12278

12281

12284

12287

12290

12293

12296

12299

12302

12305

12308

12311

12314

12317

12320

12323

12326

12329

12332

12335

12338

12341

12344

12347

12350

12353

12356

12359

12362

12365

1601

1602

1603

1604

1605

1606

1607

1608

1609

1610

1611

1612

1613

1614

1615

1616

1617

1618

1619

1620

1621

1622

1623

1624

1625

1626

1627

1628

1629

1630

1631

1632

1633

1634

1635

1636

1637

1638

1639

1640

1641

1642

1643

1644

1645

1646

1647

1648

1649

1650

17242

17245

17248

17251

17254

17257

17260

17263

17266

17269

17272

17275

17278

17281

17284

17287

17290

17293

17296

17299

17302

17305

17308

17311

17314

17317

17320

17323

17326

17329

17332

17335

17338

17341

17344

17347

17350

17353

17356

17359

17362

17365

17368

17371

17374

17377

17380

17383

17386

17389

16360

16363

16366

16369

16372

16375

16378

16381

16384

16387

16390

16393

16396

16399

16402

16405

16408

16411

16414

16417

16420

16423

16426

16429

16432

16435

16438

16441

16444

16447

16450

16453

16456

16459

16462

16465

16468

16471

16474

16477

16480

16483

16486

16489

16492

16495

16498

16501

16504

16507

1651

1652

1653

1654

1655

1656

1657

1658

1659

1660

1661

1662

1663

17392

17395

17398

17401

17404

17407

16528

16531

16534

16537

16540

16543

16546

16510

16513

16516

16519

16522

16525

16528

16531

16534

16537

16540

16543

16546

A channel can be recalled by hitting

the keys [RCL], [1], [2], [0], [1],

[ENT] for channel 1201 as an

example. Transmit and receive

frequencies appear on the display.

The CH NO is checked by pressing the

[ENT] key or by turning the FREQ/

CH selector; it is displayed in 5 digits,

such as 12001, for a few seconds.

(Additional zero is inserted

automatically.)

Above is factory programmed.

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18/19, 22, 25/26 MHz ITU SSB carrier frequencies (ITU RR APPENDIX 16)

The following frequencies are factory programmed.

18/19 MHz SSB (J3E)

CH NO. SHIP TX

22 MHz SSB (J3E)

SHIP TX

22 MHz SSB (J3E)

SHIP RX

19755

19758

19761

19764

19767

19770

19773

19776

19779

19782

19785

19788

19791

19794

19797

18825

18828

18831

18834

18837

18840

18843

CH NO.

2201

2202

2203

2204

2205

2206

2207

2208

2209

2210

2211

2212

2213

2214

2215

2216

2217

2218

2219

2220

2221

2222

2223

2224

2225

2226

2227

2228

2229

2230

2231

2232

2233

2234

2235

2236

2237

2238

2239

2240

2241

2242

2243

2244

2245

2246

2247

2248

2249

2250

SHIP RX

22696

22699

22702

22705

22708

22711

22714

22717

22720

22723

22726

22729

22732

22735

22738

22741

22744

22747

22750

22753

22756

22759

22762

22765

22768

22771

22774

22777

22780

22783

22786

22789

22792

22795

22798

22801

22804

22807

22810

22813

22816

22819

22822

22825

22828

22831

22834

22837

22840

22843

CH NO.

2251

2252

2253

2254

2255

2256

2257

2258

2259

2260

SHIP RX

22846

22849

22852

22159

22162

22165

22168

22171

22174

22177

SHIP TX

1801

1802

1803

1804

1805

1806

1807

1808

1809

1810

1811

1812

1813

1814

1815

1816

1817

1818

1819

1820

1821

1822

18780

18783

18786

18789

18792

18795

18798

18801

18804

18807

18810

18813

18816

18819

18822

18825

18828

18831

18834

18837

18840

18843

22000

22003

22006

22009

22012

22015

22018

22021

22024

22027

22030

22033

22036

22039

22042

22045

22048

22051

22054

22057

22060

22063

22066

22069

22072

22075

22078

22081

22084

22087

22090

22093

22096

22099

22102

22105

22108

22111

22114

22117

22120

22123

22126

22129

22132

22135

22138

22141

22144

22147

22150

22153

22156

22159

22162

22165

22168

22171

22174

22177

25/26 MHz SSB (J3E)

CH NO Ship TX

Ship RX

26145

26148

26151

26154

26157

26160

26163

26166

26169

26172

25100

25103

25106

25109

25112

25115

25118

2501

2502

2503

2504

2505

2506

2507

2508

2509

2510

2511

2512

2513

2514

2515

2516

2517

25070

25073

25076

25079

25082

25085

25088

25091

25094

25097

25100

25103

25106

25109

25112

25115

25118

A channel can be recalled by hitting

the keys [RCL], [1], [8], [0], [1],

[ENT] for channel 1801 as an

example. Transmit and receive

frequencies appear on the display.

The CH NO is checked by pressing the

[ENT] key or by turning the FREQ/

CH selector; it is displayed in 5 digits,

such as 18001, for a few seconds.

(Additional zero is inserted

automatically.)

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TELEX CHANNELS

MF BAND Telex FREQUENCY TABLE

The following frequencies are factory programmed.

Ship Transmit

(NBDP, DSC)

Ship Receive

(NBDP, DSC)

CH NO.

201

202

203

204

205

2142.0

2142.5

2143.0

2143.5

2144.0

1607.0

1607.5

1608.0

1608.5

1609.0

206

207

208

209

210

2144.5

2145.0

2145.5

2146.0

2146.5

1609.5

1610.0

1610.5

1611.0

1611.5

211

212

213

214

215

2147.0

2147.5

2148.0

2148.5

2149.0

1612.0

1612.5

1613.0

1613.5

1614.0

NBDP/DSC

216

217

218

219

220

2149.5

2150.0

2150.5

2151.0

2151.5

1614.5

1615.0

1615.5

1616.0

1616.5

221

222

223

224

225

2152.0

2152.5

2153.0

2153.5

2154.0

1617.0

1617.5

1618.0

1618.5

1619.0

226

227

228

229

230

2154.5

2155.0

2155.5

2156.0

2156.5

1619.5

1620.0

1620.5

1621.0

1621.5

231

232

233

234

235

2157.0

2157.5

2158.0

2158.5

2159.0

1622.0

1622.5

1623.0

1623.5

1624.0

DSC

236

2159.5

1624.5

A channel can be recalled by hitting the keys [RCL], [2], [0], [1], [ENT] for channel 201 as an example. Transmit

and receive frequencies appear on the display. The channel number is checked by pressing the [ENT] key or by

turning the FREQ/CH selector; the channel number is displayed in 4 digits, such as 2001,

for a few seconds. (Additional zero is inserted automatically.)

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4/6 MHz BAND ITU NBDP (Telex) FREQUENCY TABLE

(ITU RR APPENDIX 32)

4 MHz TELEX

SHIP RX

6 MHz TELEX

SHIP RX

6 MHz TELEX

SHIP RX

CH NO.

SHIP TX

CH NO.

SHIP TX

CH NO.

SHIP TX

4001

4002

4003

4004

4005

4006

4007

4008

4009

4010

4011

4012

4013

4014

4015

4016

4017

4018

4019

4020

4021

4022

4023

4024

4025

4026

4027

4028

4029

4030

4031

4032

4033

4210.5

4211.0

4211.5

4212.0

4212.5

4213.0

4213.5

4214.0

4214.5

4215.0

4177.5

4215.5

4216.0

4216.5

4217.0

4217.5

4218.0

4218.5

4219.0

4202.5

4203.0

4203.5

4204.0

4204.5

4205.0

4205.5

4206.0

4206.5

4207.0

4207.5

4219.5

4220.0

4220.5

4172.5

4173.0

4173.5

4174.0

4174.5

4175.0

4175.5

4176.0

4176.5

4177.0

4177.5

4178.0

4178.5

4179.0

4179.5

4180.0

4180.5

4181.0

4181.5

4202.5

4203.0

4203.5

4204.0

4204.5

4205.0

4205.5

4206.0

4206.5

4207.0

4207.5

4208.0

4208.5

4209.0

6001

6002

6003

6004

6005

6006

6007

6008

6009

6010

6011

6012

6013

6014

6015

6016

6017

6018

6019

6020

6021

6022

6023

6024

6025

6026

6027

6028

6029

6030

6031

6032

6033

6034

6035

6036

6037

6038

6039

6040

6314.5

6315.0

6315.5

6316.0

6316.5

6317.0

6317.5

6318.0

6318.5

6319.0

6268.0

6319.5

6320.0

6320.5

6321.0

6321.5

6322.0

6322.5

6323.0

6323.5

6324.0

6324.5

6325.0

6325.5

6326.0

6326.5

6327.0

6327.5

6328.0

6328.5

6329.0

6329.5

6330.0

6330.5

6300.5

6301.0

6301.5

6302.0

6302.5

6303.0

6263.0

6263.5

6264.0

6264.5

6265.0

6265.5

6266.0

6266.5

6267.0

6267.5

6268.0

6268.5

6269.0

6269.5

6270.0

6270.5

6271.0

6271.5

6272.0

6272.5

6273.0

6273.5

6274.0

6274.5

6275.0

6275.5

6281.0

6281.5

6282.0

6282.5

6283.0

6283.5

6284.0

6284.5

6300.5

6301.0

6301.5

6302.0

6302.5

6303.0

6041

6042

6043

6044

6045

6046

6047

6048

6049

6050

6051

6052

6053

6054

6055

6056

6057

6058

6059

6060

6061

6303.5

6304.0

6304.5

6305.0

6305.5

6306.0

6306.5

6307.0

6307.5

6308.0

6308.5

6309.0

6309.5

6310.0

6310.5

6311.0

6311.5

6312.0

6331.0

6331.5

6332.0

6303.5

6304.0

6304.5

6305.0

6305.5

6306.0

6306.5

6307.0

6307.5

6308.0

6308.5

6309.0

6309.5

6310.0

6310.5

6311.0

6311.5

6312.0

6312.5

6313.0

6313.5

Above is factory programmed.

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8 MHz BAND ITU NBDP (Telex) FREQUENCY TABLE

(ITU RR APPENDIX 32)

8 MHz TELEX

SHIP RX

8376.5

8417

8 MHz TELEX

SHIP RX

8399.0

8399.5

8400.0

8400.5

8401.0

8401.5

8402.0

8402.5

8403.0

8403.5

8404.0

8404.5

8405.0

8405.5

8406.0

8406.5

8407.0

8407.5

6312.0

6331.0

6331.5

6332.0

6332.5

6333.0

6333.5

6334.0

6334.5

6335.0

6335.5

6336.0

8414.0

8414.5

8436.5

8437.0

8437.5

CH NO.

8001

8002

8003

8004

8005

8006

8007

8008

8009

8010

8011

8012

8013

8014

8015

8016

8017

8018

8019

8020

8021

8022

8023

8024

8025

8026

8027

8028

8029

8030

8031

8032

8033

8034

8035

8036

8037

8038

8039

8040

8041

8042

8043

8044

8045

SHIP TX

8376.5

8377

8377.5

8378

CH NO.

8046

8047

8048

8049

8050

8051

8052

8053

8054

8055

8056

8057

8058

8059

8060

8061

8062

8063

8064

8065

8066

8067

8068

8069

8070

8071

8072

8073

8074

8075

8076

8077

8078

8079

8080

SHIP TX

8399.0

8399.5

8400.0

8400.5

8401.0

8401.5

8402.0

8402.5

8403.0

8403.5

8404.0

8404.5

8405.0

8405.5

8406.0

8406.5

8407.0

8407.5

8408.0

8408.5

8409.0

8409.5

8410.0

8410.5

8411.0

8411.5

8412.0

8412.5

8413.0

8413.5

8414.0

8414.5

8415.0

8415.5

8416.0

8417.5

8418

8418.5

8419

8378.5

8379

8419.5

8420

8420.5

8421

8421.5

8422

8422.5

8423

8379.5

8380

8380.5

8381

8381.5

8382

8382.5

8383

8423.5

8424

8383.5

8384

8424.5

8425

8425.5

8426

8426.5

8427

8427.5

8428

8384.5

8385

8385.5

8386

8386.5

8387

8387.5

8388

8428.5

8429

8388.5

8389

8429.5

8430

8430.5

8431

8431.5

8432

8432.5

8433

8389.5

8390

8390.5

8391

8391.5

8392

8392.5

8393

8433.5

8434

8393.5

8394

8434.5

8435

8435.5

8436

8396.5

8397.0

8397.5

8398.0

8398.5

8394.5

8395

8395.5

8396

8396.5

8397.0

8397.5

8398.0

8398.5

Above is factory programmed.

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12 MHz BAND ITU NBDP (Telex) FREQUENCY TABLE

The following frequencies are factory programmed.

12 MHz TELEX

SHIP RX

12579.5

12580.0

12580.5

12581.0

12581.5

12582.0

12582.5

12583.0

12583.5

12584.0

12584.5

12585.0

12585.5

12586.0

12586.5

12587.0

12587.5

12588.0

12588.5

12589.0

12589.5

12590.0

12590.5

12591.0

12591.5

12592.0

12592.5

12593.0

12593.5

12594.0

12594.5

12595.0

12595.5

12596.0

12596.5

12597.0

12597.5

12598.0

12598.5

12599.0

12599.5

12600.0

12600.5

12601.0

12601.5

12602.0

12602.5

12603.0

12603.5

12604.0

12604.5

12605.0

12605.5

12606.0

12606.5

12 MHz TELEX

SHIP RX

12607.0

12607.5

12608.0

12608.5

12609.0

12609.5

12610.0

12610.5

12611.0

12611.5

12612.0

12612.5

12613.0

12613.5

12614.0

12614.5

12615.0

12615.5

12616.0

12616.5

12617.0

12617.5

12618.0

12618.5

12619.0

12619.5

12620.0

12620.5

12621.0

12621.5

12622.0

12520.0

12622.5

12623.0

12623.5

12624.0

12624.5

12625.0

12625.5

12626.0

12626.5

12627.0

12627.5

12628.0

12628.5

12629.0

12629.5

12630.0

12630.5

12631.0

12631.5

12632.0

12632.5

12633.0

12633.5

12 MHz TELEX

SHIP RX

12634.0

12634.5

12635.0

12635.5

12636.0

12636.5

12637.0

12637.5

12638.0

12638.5

12639.0

12639.5

12640.0

12640.5

12641.0

12641.5

12642.0

12642.5

12643.0

12643.5

12644.0

12644.5

12645.0

12645.5

12646.0

12646.5

12647.0

12647.5

12648.0

12648.5

12649.0

12649.5

12650.0

12650.5

12651.0

12651.5

12652.0

12652.5

12653.0

12653.5

12654.0

12654.5

12655.0

12655.5

12656.0

12656.5

12560.0

12560.5

12561.0

12561.5

12562.0

12562.5

12563.0

12563.5

12564.0

CH NO.

12001

12002

12003

12004

12005

12006

12007

12008

12009

12010

12011

12012

12013

12014

12015

12016

12017

12018

12019

12020

12021

12022

12023

12024

12025

12026

12027

12028

12029

12030

12031

12032

12033

12034

12035

12036

12037

12038

12039

12040

12041

12042

12043

12044

12045

12046

12047

12048

12049

12050

12051

12052

12053

12054

12055

SHIP TX

12477.0

12477.5

12478.0

12478.5

12479.0

12479.5

12480.0

12480.5

12481.0

12481.5

12482.0

12482.5

12483.0

12483.5

12484.0

12484.5

12485.0

12485.5

12486.0

12486.5

12487.0

12487.5

12488.0

12488.5

12489.0

12489.5

12490.0

12490.5

12491.0

12491.5

12492.0

12492.5

12493.0

12493.5

12494.0

12494.5

12495.0

12495.5

12496.0

12496.5

12497.0

12497.5

12498.0

12498.5

12499.0

12499.5

12500.0

12500.5

12501.0

12501.5

12502.0

12502.5

12503.0

12503.5

12504.0

CH NO.

12056

12057

12058

12059

12060

12061

12062

12063

12064

12065

12066

12067

12068

12069

12070

12071

12072

12073

12074

12075

12076

12077

12078

12079

12080

12081

12082

12083

12084

12085

12086

12087

12088

12089

12090

12091

12092

12093

12094

12095

12096

12097

12098

12099

12100

12101

12102

12103

12104

12105

12106

12107

12108

12109

12110

SHIP TX

12504.5

12505.0

12505.5

12506.0

12506.5

12507.0

12507.5

12508.0

12508.5

12509.0

12509.5

12510.0

12510.5

12511.0

12511.5

12512.0

12512.5

12513.0

12513.5

12514.0

12514.5

12515.0

12515.5

12516.0

12516.5

12517.0

12517.5

12518.0

12518.5

12519.0

12519.5

12520.0

12520.5

12521.0

12521.5

12522.0

12522.5

12523.0

12523.5

12524.0

12524.5

12525.0

12525.5

12526.0

12526.5

12527.0

12527.5

12528.0

12528.5

12529.0

12529.5

12530.0

12530.5

12531.0

12531.5

CH NO.

12111

12112

12113

12114

12115

12116

12117

12118

12119

12120

12121

12122

12123

12124

12125

12126

12127

12128

12129

12130

12131

12132

12133

12134

12135

12136

12137

12138

12139

12140

12141

12142

12143

12144

12145

12146

12147

12148

12149

12150

12151

12152

12153

12154

12155

12156

12157

12158

12159

12160

12161

12162

12163

12164

12165

SHIP TX

12532.0

12532.5

12533.0

12533.5

12534.0

12534.5

12535.0

12535.5

12536.0

12536.5

12537.0

12537.5

12538.0

12538.5

12539.0

12539.5

12540.0

12540.5

12541.0

12541.5

12542.0

12542.5

12543.0

12543.5

12544.0

12544.5

12545.0

12545.5

12546.0

12546.5

12547.0

12547.5

12548.0

12548.5

12549.0

12549.5

12555.0

12555.5

12556.0

12556.5

12557.0

12557.5

12558.0

12558.5

12559.0

12559.5

12560.0

12560.5

12561.0

12561.5

12562.0

12562.5

12563.0

12563.5

12564.0

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12/16 MHz BAND ITU NBDP (Telex) FREQUENCY TABLE

The following frequencies are factory programmed.

12 MHz TELEX

16 MHz TELEX

CH NO.

12166

12167

12168

12169

12170

12171

12172

12173

12174

12175

12176

12177

12178

12179

12180

12181

12182

12183

12184

12185

12186

12187

12188

12189

12190

12191

12192

12193

12194

SHIP RX

12564.5

12565.0

12565.5

12566.0

12566.5

12567.0

12567.5

12568.0

12568.5

12569.0

12569.5

12570.0

12570.5

12571.0

12571.5

12572.0

12572.5

12573.0

12573.5

12574.0

12574.5

12575.0

12575.5

12576.0

12576.5

12577.0

12657.0

12657.5

12658.0

SHIP TX

12564.5

12565.0

12565.5

12566.0

12566.5

12567.0

12567.5

12568.0

12568.5

12569.0

12569.5

12570.0

12570.5

12571.0

12571.5

12572.0

12572.5

12573.0

12573.5

12574.0

12574.5

12575.0

12575.5

12576.0

12576.5

12577.0

12577.5

12578.0

12578.5

CH NO.

16001

16002

16003

16004

16005

16006

16007

16008

16009

16010

16011

16012

16013

16014

16015

16016

16017

16018

16019

16020

16021

16022

16023

16024

16025

16026

16027

16028

16029

16030

16031

16032

16033

16034

16035

16036

16037

16038

16039

16040

16041

16042

16043

16044

16045

16046

16047

16048

16049

16050

16051

16052

16053

16054

16055

SHIP RX

16807.0

16807.5

16808.0

16808.5

16809.0

16809.5

16810.0

16810.5

16811.0

16811.5

16812.0

16812.5

16813.0

16813.5

16814.0

16814.5

16815.0

16815.5

16816.0

16816.5

16817.0

16817.5

16818.0

16695.0

16818.5

16819.0

16819.5

16820.0

16820.5

16821.0

16821.5

16822.0

16822.5

16823.0

16823.5

16824.0

16824.5

16825.0

16825.5

16826.0

16826.5

16827.0

16827.5

16828.0

16828.5

16829.0

16829.5

16830.0

16830.5

16831.0

16831.5

16832.0

16832.5

16833.0

16833.5

SHIP TX

16683.5

16684.0

16684.5

16685.0

16685.5

16686.0

16686.5

16687.0

16687.5

16688.0

16688.5

16689.0

16689.5

16690.0

16690.5

16691.0

16691.5

16692.0

16692.5

16693.0

16693.5

16694.0

16694.5

16695.0

16695.5

16696.0

16696.5

16697.0

16697.5

16698.0

16698.5

16699.0

16699.5

16700.0

16700.5

16701.0

16701.5

16702.0

16702.5

16703.0

16703.5

16704.0

16704.5

16705.0

16705.5

16706.0

16706.5

16707.0

16707.5

16708.0

16708.5

16709.0

16709.5

16710.0

16710.5

CH NO.

16056

16057

16058

16059

16060

16061

16062

16063

16064

16065

16066

16067

16068

16069

16070

16071

16072

16073

16074

16075

16076

16077

16078

16079

16080

16081

16082

16083

16084

16085

16086

16087

16088

16089

16090

16091

16092

16093

16094

16095

16096

16097

16098

16099

16100

16101

16102

16103

16104

16105

16106

16107

16108

16109

16110

SHIP RX

16834.0

16834.5

16835.0

16835.5

16836.0

16836.5

16837.0

16837.5

16838.0

16838.5

16839.0

16839.5

16840.0

16840.5

16841.0

16841.5

16842.0

16842.5

16843.0

16843.5

16844.0

16844.5

16845.0

16845.5

16846.0

16723.5

16724.0

16724.5

16725.0

16725.5

16726.0

16726.5

16727.0

16727.5

16728.0

16728.5

16729.0

16729.5

16730.0

16730.5

16731.0

16731.5

16732.0

16732.5

16733.0

16733.5

16739.0

16739.5

16740.0

16740.5

16741.0

16741.5

16742.0

16742.5

16743.0

SHIP TX

16711.0

16711.5

16712.0

16712.5

16713.0

16713.5

16714.0

16714.5

16715.0

16715.5

16716.0

16716.5

16717.0

16717.5

16718.0

16718.5

16719.0

16719.5

16720.0

16720.5

16721.0

16721.5

16722.0

16722.5

16723.0

16846.5

16847.0

16847.5

16848.0

16848.5

16849.0

16849.5

16850.0

16850.5

16851.0

16851.5

16852.0

16852.5

16853.0

16853.5

16854.0

16854.5

16855.0

16855.5

16856.0

16856.5

16857.0

16857.5

16858.0

16858.5

16859.0

16859.5

16860.0

16860.5

16861.0

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16 MHz BAND ITU NBDP (Telex) FREQUENCY TABLE

The following frequencies are factory programmed.

16 MHz TELEX

SHIP RX

16 MHz TELEX

SHIP RX

16 MHz TELEX

SHIP RX

CH NO.

16111

16112

16113

16114

16115

16116

16117

16118

16119

16120

16121

16122

16123

16124

16125

16126

16127

16128

16129

16130

16131

16132

16133

16134

16135

16136

16137

16138

16139

16140

16141

16142

16143

16144

16145

16146

16147

16148

16149

16150

16151

16152

16153

16154

16155

16156

16157

16158

16159

16160

16161

16162

16163

16164

16165

SHIP TX

16861.5

16862.0

16862.5

16863.0

16863.5

16864.0

16864.5

16865.0

16865.5

16866.0

16866.5

16867.0

16867.5

16868.0

16868.5

16869.0

16869.5

16870.0

16870.5

16871.0

16871.5

16872.0

16872.5

16873.0

16873.5

16874.0

16874.5

16875.0

16875.5

16876.0

16876.5

16877.0

16877.5

16878.0

16878.5

16879.0

16879.5

16880.0

16880.5

16881.0

16881.5

16882.0

16882.5

16883.0

16883.5

16884.0

16884.5

16885.0

16885.5

16886.0

16768.5

16769.0

16769.5

16770.0

16770.5

CH NO.

16166

16167

16168

16169

16170

16171

16172

16173

16174

16175

16176

16177

16178

16179

16180

16181

16182

16183

16184

16185

16186

16187

16188

16189

16190

16191

16192

16193

16194

16195

16196

16197

16198

16199

16200

16201

16202

16203

16204

16205

16206

16207

16208

16209

16210

16211

16212

16213

16214

16215

16216

16217

16218

16219

16220

SHIP TX

16771.0

16771.5

16772.0

16772.5

16773.0

16773.5

16774.0

16774.5

16775.0

16775.5

16776.0

16776.5

16777.0

16777.5

16778.0

16778.5

16779.0

16779.5

16780.0

16780.5

16781.0

16781.5

16782.0

16782.5

16783.0

16783.5

16784.0

16784.5

16785.0

16785.5

16786.0

16786.5

16787.0

16787.5

16788.0

16788.5

16789.0

16789.5

16790.0

16790.5

16791.0

16791.5

16792.0

16792.5

16793.0

16793.5

16794.0

16794.5

16795.0

16795.5

16796.0

16796.5

16797.0

16797.5

16798.0

CH NO.

16221

16222

16223

16224

16225

16226

16227

16228

16229

16230

16231

16232

16233

16234

16235

16236

SHIP TX

16798.5

16799.0

16799.5

16800.0

16800.5

16801.0

16801.5

16802.0

16802.5

16803.0

16803.5

16804.0

16804.5

16805.0

16805.5

16806.0

16743.5

16744.0

16744.5

16745.0

16745.5

16746.0

16746.5

16747.0

16747.5

16748.0

16748.5

16749.0

16749.5

16750.0

16750.5

16751.0

16751.5

16752.0

16752.5

16753.0

16753.5

16754.0

16754.5

16755.0

16755.5

16756.0

16756.5

16757.0

16757.5

16758.0

16758.5

16759.0

16759.5

16760.0

16760.5

16761.0

16761.5

16762.0

16762.5

16763.0

16763.5

16764.0

16764.5

16765.0

16765.5

16766.0

16766.5

16767.0

16767.5

16768.0

16886.5

16887.0

16887.5

16888.0

16888.5

16889.0

16889.5

16890.0

16890.5

16891.0

16891.5

16892.0

16892.5

16893.0

16893.5

16894.0

16894.5

16895.0

16895.5

16896.0

16896.5

16897.0

16897.5

16898.0

16898.5

16899.0

16899.5

16900.0

16900.5

16901.0

16901.5

16902.0

16902.5

16785.0

16785.5

16786.0

16786.5

16787.0

16787.5

16788.0

16788.5

16789.0

16789.5

16790.0

16790.5

16791.0

16791.5

16792.0

16792.5

16793.0

16793.5

16794.0

16794.5

16795.0

16795.5

16796.0

16796.5

16797.0

16797.5

16798.0

16798.5

16799.0

16799.5

16800.0

16800.5

16801.0

16801.5

16802.0

16802.5

16803.0

16803.5

16804.0

16804.5

16903.0

16903.5

16904.0

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18/19 MHz BAND ITU NBDP (Telex) FREQUENCY TABLE

The following frequencies are factory programmed.

18/19 MHz TELEX

CH NO. SHIP TX

18/19 MHz TELEX

SHIP RX

19681.0

19681.5

19682.0

19682.5

19683.0

19683.5

19684.0

19684.5

19685.0

19685.5

19686.0

19686.5

19687.0

19687.5

19688.0

19688.5

19689.0

19689.5

19690.0

19690.5

19691.0

19691.5

19692.0

19692.5

19693.0

19693.5

19694.0

19694.5

19695.0

19695.5

19696.0

19696.5

19697.0

19697.5

19698.0

19698.5

19699.0

19699.5

19700.0

19700.5

19701.0

19701.5

19702.0

19702.5

19703.0

18893.0

18893.5

18894.0

18894.5

18895.0

CH NO.

SHIP RX

18895.5

18896.0

18896.5

18897.0

18897.5

18898.0

19703.5

19704.0

19704.5

SHIP TX

18001

18002

18003

18004

18005

18006

18007

18008

18009

18010

18011

18012

18013

18014

18015

18016

18017

18018

18019

18020

18021

18022

18023

18024

18025

18026

18027

18028

18029

18030

18031

18032

18033

18034

18035

18036

18037

18038

18039

18040

18041

18042

18043

18044

18045

18046

18047

18048

18049

18050

18870.5

18871.0

18871.5

18872.0

18872.5

18873.0

18873.5

18874.0

18874.5

18875.0

18875.5

18876.0

18876.5

18877.0

18877.5

18878.0

18878.5

18879.0

18879.5

18880.0

18880.5

18881.0

18881.5

18882.0

18882.5

18883.0

18883.5

18884.0

18884.5

18885.0

18885.5

18886.0

18886.5

18887.0

18887.5

18888.0

18888.5

18889.0

18889.5

18890.0

18890.5

18891.0

18891.5

18892.0

18892.5

18893.0

18893.5

18894.0

18894.5

18895.0

18051

18052

18053

18054

18055

18056

18057

18058

18059

18895.5

18896.0

18896.5

18897.0

18897.5

18898.0

18898.5

18899.0

18899.5

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22 MHz BAND ITU NBDP (Telex) FREQUENCY TABLE

The following frequencies are factory programmed.

22 MHz TELEX

SHIP RX

22376.5

22377.0

22377.5

22378.0

22378.5

22379.0

22379.5

22380.0

22380.5

22381.0

22381.5

22382.0

22382.5

22383.0

22383.5

22384.0

22384.5

22385.0

22385.5

22386.0

22386.5

22387.0

22387.5

22388.0

22388.5

22389.0

22389.5

22390.0

22390.5

22391.0

22391.5

22392.0

22392.5

22393.0

22393.5

22394.0

22394.5

22395.0

22395.5

22396.0

22396.5

22397.0

22397.5

22398.0

22398.5

22399.0

22399.5

22400.0

22400.5

22401.0

22 MHz TELEX

SHIP RX

22401.5

22402.0

22402.5

22403.0

22403.5

22404.0

22404.5

22405.0

22405.5

22406.0

22406.5

22407.0

22407.5

22408.0

22408.5

22409.0

22409.5

22410.0

22410.5

22411.0

22411.5

22412.0

22412.5

22413.0

22413.5

22414.0

22414.5

22415.0

22415.5

22416.0

22416.5

22417.0

22417.5

22418.0

22418.5

22419.0

22419.5

22420.0

22420.5

22421.0

22421.5

22422.0

22422.5

22423.0

22423.5

22424.0

22424.5

22425.0

22425.5

22426.0

22 MHz TELEX

SHIP RX

22426.5

22427.0

22427.5

22428.0

22428.5

22429.0

22429.5

22430.0

22430.5

22431.0

22431.5

22432.0

22432.5

22433.0

22433.5

22434.0

22434.5

22435.0

22435.5

22436.0

22436.5

22437.0

22437.5

22438.0

22438.5

22439.0

22439.5

22440.0

22440.5

22441.0

22441.5

22442.0

22442.5

22443.0

22443.5

22352.0

22352.5

22353.0

22353.5

22354.0

22354.5

22355.0

22355.5

22356.0

22356.5

22357.0

22357.5

22358.0

22358.5

22359.0

CH NO.

22001

22002

22003

22004

22005

22006

22007

22008

22009

22010

22011

22012

22013

22014

22015

22016

22017

22018

22019

22020

22021

22022

22023

22024

22025

22026

22027

22028

22029

22030

22031

22032

22033

22034

22035

22036

22037

22038

22039

22040

22041

22042

22043

22044

22045

22046

22047

22048

22049

22050

SHIP TX

22284.5

22285.0

22285.5

22286.0

22286.5

22287.0

22287.5

22288.0

22288.5

22289.0

22289.5

22290.0

22290.5

22291.0

22291.5

22292.0

22292.5

22293.0

22293.5

22294.0

22294.5

22295.0

22295.5

22296.0

22296.5

22297.0

22297.5

22298.0

22298.5

22299.0

22299.5

22300.0

22300.5

22301.0

22301.5

22302.0

22302.5

22303.0

22303.5

22304.0

22304.5

22305.0

22305.5

22306.0

22306.5

22307.0

22307.5

22308.0

22308.5

22309.0

CH NO.

22051

22052

22053

22054

22055

22056

22057

22058

22059

22060

22061

22062

22063

22064

22065

22066

22067

22068

22069

22070

22071

22072

22073

22074

22075

22076

22077

22078

22079

22080

22081

22082

22083

22084

22085

22086

22087

22088

22089

22090

22091

22092

22093

22094

22095

22096

22097

22098

22099

22100

SHIP TX

22309.5

22310.0

22310.5

22311.0

22311.5

22312.0

22312.5

22313.0

22313.5

22314.0

22314.5

22315.0

22315.5

22316.0

22316.5

22317.0

22317.5

22318.0

22318.5

22319.0

22319.5

22320.0

22320.5

22321.0

22321.5

22322.0

22322.5

22323.0

22323.5

22324.0

22324.5

22325.0

22325.5

22326.0

22326.5

22327.0

22327.5

22328.0

22328.5

22329.0

22329.5

22330.0

22330.5

22331.0

22331.5

22332.0

22332.5

22333.0

22333.5

22334.0

CH NO.

22101

22102

22103

22104

22105

22106

22107

22108

22109

22110

22111

22112

22113

22114

22115

22116

22117

22118

22119

22120

22121

22122

22123

22124

22125

22126

22127

22128

22129

22130

22131

22132

22133

22134

22135

22136

22137

22138

22139

22140

22141

22142

22143

22144

22145

22146

22147

22148

22149

22150

SHIP TX

22334.5

22335.0

22335.5

22336.0

22336.5

22337.0

22337.5

22338.0

22338.5

22339.0

22339.5

22340.0

22340.5

22341.0

22341.5

22342.0

22342.5

22343.0

22343.5

22344.0

22344.5

22345.0

22345.5

22346.0

22346.5

22347.0

22347.5

22348.0

22348.5

22349.0

22349.5

22350.0

22350.5

22351.0

22351.5

22352.0

22352.5

22353.0

22353.5

22354.0

22354.5

22355.0

22355.5

22356.0

22356.5

22357.0

22357.5

22358.0

22358.5

22359.0

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22, 25/26 MHz BAND ITU NBDP (Telex) FREQUENCY TABLE

The following frequencies are factory programmed.

22 MHz TELEX

SHIP RX

25/26 MHz TELEX

CH NO. SHIP TX

25/26 MHz TELEX

CH NO. SHIP TX

CH NO.

22151

22152

22153

22154

22155

22156

22157

22158

22159

22160

22161

22162

22163

22164

22165

22166

22167

22168

22169

22170

22171

22172

22173

22174

22175

22176

22177

22178

22179

22180

22181

22182

22183

SHIP TX

22359.5

22360.0

22360.5

22361.0

22361.5

22362.0

22362.5

22363.0

22363.5

22364.0

22364.5

22365.0

22365.5

22366.0

22366.5

22367.0

22367.5

22368.0

22368.5

22369.0

22369.5

22370.0

22370.5

22371.0

22371.5

22372.0

22372.5

22373.0

22373.5

22374.0

22374.5

22375.0

22375.5

SHIP RX

26101.0

26101.5

26102.0

26102.5

26103.0

26103.5

26104.0

26104.5

26105.0

26105.5

26106.0

26106.5

26107.0

26107.5

26108.0

26108.5

26109.0

26109.5

26110.0

26110.5

26111.0

26111.5

26112.0

26112.5

26113.0

26113.5

26114.0

26114.5

26115.0

26115.5

26116.0

26116.5

26117.0

26117.5

26118.0

26118.5

26119.0

26119.5

26120.0

26120.5

25193.0

25193.5

25194.0

25194.5

25195.0

25195.5

25196.0

25196.5

25197.0

25197.5

SHIP RX

25198.0

25198.5

25199.0

25199.5

25200.0

25200.5

25201.0

25201.5

25202.0

25202.5

25203.0

25203.5

25204.0

25204.5

25205.0

25205.5

25206.0

25206.5

25207.0

25207.5

25208.0

26121.0

26121.5

26122.0

22359.5

22360.0

22360.5

22361.0

22361.5

22362.0

22362.5

22363.0

22363.5

22364.0

22364.5

22365.0

22365.5

22366.0

22366.5

22367.0

22367.5

22368.0

22368.5

22369.0

22369.5

22370.0

22370.5

22371.0

22371.5

22372.0

22372.5

22373.0

22373.5

22374.0

22444.0

22444.5

22445.0

25001

25002

25003

25004

25005

25006

25007

25008

25009

25010

25011

25012

25013

25014

25015

25016

25017

25018

25019

25020

25021

25022

25023

25024

25025

25026

25027

25028

25029

25030

25031

25032

25033

25034

25035

25036

25037

25038

25039

25040

25041

25042

25043

25044

25045

25046

25047

25048

25049

25050

25173.0

25173.5

25174.0

25174.5

25175.0

25175.5

25176.0

25176.5

25177.0

25177.5

25178.0

25178.5

25179.0

25179.5

25180.0

25180.5

25181.0

25181.5

25182.0

25182.5

25183.0

25183.5

25184.0

25184.5

25185.0

25185.5

25186.0

25186.5

25187.0

25187.5

25188.0

25188.5

25189.0

25189.5

25190.0

25190.5

25191.0

25191.5

25192.0

25192.5

25193.0

25193.5

25194.0

25194.5

25195.0

25195.5

25196.0

25196.5

25197.0

25197.5

25051

25052

25053

25054

25055

25056

25057

25058

25059

25060

25061

25062

25063

25064

25065

25066

25067

25068

25069

25070

25071

25072

25073

25074

25198.0

25198.5

25199.0

25199.5

25200.0

25200.5

25201.0

25201.5

25202.0

25202.5

25203.0

25203.5

25204.0

25204.5

25205.0

25205.5

25206.0

25206.5

25207.0

25207.5

25208.0

25208.5

25209.0

25209.5

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