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Viewing the sent call log, Sending an ll request for the position of a buddy – B&G V90 VHF Radio User Manual

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Viewing the sent call log

The Sent Call log contains details for the 20 most recent calls sent

from your radio.

You can review details of each call, and delete calls from the list as
required.

1.

Select DSC MENU

→ SENT CALL.

The first entry in the call log is the most recent sent call.

2.

Press

▲ or ▼ to scroll through the sent calls.

3.

With a particular call displayed, press [OK] to display the DELETE
prompt.

Press DELETE to delete the entry from the sent call log, or

Press [X] to exit without deleting.

Sending an LL request for the position of a buddy

The latitude and longitude request (LL request) function allows

you to send a DSC request to an MMSI on your buddy list and the
response will contain the current latitude and longitude position
of the other vessel. In this way, you can check the location of your
buddy. This is also known as a “polled position request.”

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Note:

You must first set up details of your buddy in the buddy list

(see “Buddy list setup” on page 75).

1.

Press DSC MENU

→ LL REQUEST.

2.

Select the buddy whose LL position you want to request.

3.

When the “SEND?” prompt appears, press [OK] to send the LL
request.

4.

If the buddy radio responds with a position, the V90 beeps.

Press the [SILENC] softkey to silence the alert.

Press

▲ or ▼ to view the LL information received.

5.

If there is no reply within 30 seconds, the display shows: “SEND
AGAIN?”

You can then select:

[YES] to send again, or

[NO] to quit and return to standby mode.

DSC CALL

ALL SHIPS

CALL LOG

DISTR LOG

SENT CALL

USA

C

16

Hi

DSC

PRI

01 KITTIWAKE

INDIVIDUAL

ROUTINE

05:00

USA

C

16

Hi

DSC

PRI

DSC CALL

CALL LOG

DISTR LOG

SENT CALL

LL REQUEST

USA

16

Hi

DSC

PRI

LL REQUEST

SUNBIRD

KITTIWAKE

Lo

USA

AXIOM

16

Hi

DSC

PRI

SUNBIRD

LL REQUEST

SEND?

USA

A

16

Hi

DSC

PRI