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Operator Manual
GMDSS Marine Radio Decoder
FMD55P
FREQU MODE FILTER ATT
123,EXT
DECODE DISPLAY PRINT 2182
456F1
READ WRITE RECALL STORE
78 9F2FREQU
< NO LOCK YES > STDBY TUNE
CLEAR
0 ENTER F3
GMDSS MARINE RADIO DECODER FMD 55
OFF
ATT.
EXIT
ENTER
UP
SETUP
DOWN
STORE
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CAUTION!
When installing the system for the first time, or if the unit has not been
operating for two to three months, the data stored in memory may
be lost due to self-discharge of the integrated rechargeable back-
up battery.
The FMD55 will signal data loss acoustically as follows:
Beep: Short - Short - Long - Long - Short
To correct the problem please proceed as follows:
Press the key to activate the set-up menu
STDB
Y
SETUP
Press 2. <Set-up_2>
Press 1 < Time / Date>
Enter correct date and time. In case the values displayed were
correct, then enter a different value first before reverting to the
correct values.
Press key to return to Stand By mode.
ATT
EXIT
The acoustic alarm should now stop and the FMD55 is returned to
normal operating status.
After loss of power e.g. switching off, it is possible that the alarm
may sound. Switch off for 5 seconds, if still beeping, press <EXIT>.
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CONTENTS
1. Introduction 6
1.1. Short description of the functions 6
1.2. Operation 7
1.3. Keypad functions 7
2. Receiver (Operation) 10
2.1. Entering frequencies 11
2.2. Selecting reception mode 11
2.3. Adjusting filter 12
2.4. Reception of field strength 12
2.5. Storing receiver parameters 13
2.6. Recalling stored parameters 13
3. Decoding of Messages 14
3.1. Selecting mode and decoding types 16
3.2. Decoding MORSE code signals 18
3.3. Decoding RTTY signals 18
3.4. Decoding SITOR signals 18
3.5. Weather chart reception 19
3.6. Storing receiver and decoder parameters 21
3.7. Recalling stored parameters 21
3.8. Message storage 22
4. Automatic Reception and Decoding 23
4.1. Programming the timer 23
4.2. Interrupting and resetting timer 24
4.3. Reading stored messages 25
4.4. Printing out stored messages 25
4.5. RS232 interface output 26
5. NAVTEX Reception and Decoding 27
5.1. Selection of frequency 27
5.2. Selection of filter for NAVTEX reception 28
5.3. Selection of transmitting station 28
5.4. Selecting type of message 29
5.5. Printer function 30
5.6. Suppressing repeated messages 30
5.7. Alarm by A, B and D-type messages 30
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5.8. Printing out NAVTEX parameter status 31
5.9. Returning to basic Standby mode 31
5.10 Displaying and dealing with errors 31
5.11. Termination by high error rate 31
5.12. List of NAVTEX transmission stations 32
6. Barograph and storm alarm 35
6.1. Description 35
6.2. Calibrating barograph 35
6.3. Activate storm alarm 36
7. NMEA Printer and Navigation Log 37
7.1. Printing out NMEA data 37
7.2. Activating log 38
8. System SETUP 41
8.1. Setting time and date 41
8.2. Setting of owner’s and vessel’s name 41
8.3. Switching on and setting timer 42
8.3.1 Switching timer on and off. 42
8.3.2 Automatic return to Standby mode 42
8.3.3 Controlling the display lighting 43
8.4. Printing out system data 43
8.5. Deletion of Memory Store and RESET 44
9. Installation 45
9.1. Delivery contents 45
9.2. Installation of unit 45
Desktop, ceiling and wall installation 47
9.3. Diagram of unit – reverse side 48
9.4. Power supply connection 49
9.5. Record out – tape deck, PC 50
9.6. Connecting external loudspeaker 50
9.7. Antenna connection and earthing 51
9.8. Connecting an active antenna 52
9.9. Installation suggestion back-stay antenna 53
9.10. Installation suggestion active antenna MD-AA 54
9.11. Installation suggestion active antenna R+R 55
9.12. Printer paper change 56
9.13 Connection for external printer 57
9.14 Connection for RS232 interface 57
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9.15 Remote control output (optional) 58
9.16. Adjusting contrast of LCD display 58
10. Accessories 59
10.1. 24V DC/DC converter 59
10.2. DC936-12 Converter for DC 9V – 36V to 12V DC 60
10.3. Installation of M5X-DC converter 61
10.4. MD-AA active antenna for FMD55, 50, 56 62
10.5. MLB long-wire balun transformer for back-stay 63
10.6. F6A – suppression filter 64
10.7. Connection cable for NMEA interface 65
11. Technical Data 66
11.1. General 66
11.2. Receiver general 66
11.3. Receiver features 67
11.4. Micro controller – signal processor 68
11.5. LCD display 68
11.6. Thermal printer 68
11.7 Barograph 69
11.8. Interfaces (ext. Printer, RS232, NMEA) 69
11.9. Approvals 71
12. Information (Stations, Reception Conditions)
12.1. Chart W3 – Atlantic forecast areas
12.2. W4 – British Isles forecast areas
12.3. W5 – Baltic forecast areas
12.4. W6 – West Europe forecast areas
12.5. W8 – Denmark forecast areas
12.6. W12 – France forecast areas
12.7. W18 – East Mediterranean forecast areas
12.8. W19 – Mediterranean fleet forecast areas
12.9. Explanation of wind-forces
12.11. Short-wave coverage conditions 71
12.12. Antenna reception on vessels
12.13. Morse code table 73
13. Examples 75
13.1. Status information – timer parameters - Baltic 75
13.2. Status information – Mediterranean 76
13.3. Print out NAVTEX and MSI 77
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13.4. Print out weather report 78
13.5. Print out weather chart 79
13.6. Print out navigation log 80
13.7. Print out NAVTEX status information 80
14. Appendix 81
14.1. Service and maintenance 81
14.2. Service depots 81
14.3. Warranties
14.4. Software update 82
14.5 Order form for update 83
14.6. Error alarm 84
14.6.1.. “PRINTER ERROR” alarm 84
14.6.2.. Further acoustic error alarms 85
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1. Introduction
1.1. Short Description of Functions
The FMD55 possesses the following functions:
a) receiver
a highly reliable digitally tuned marine receiver with the following
features:
xfrequency range : 30kHz to 30MHz
xreceiving modes : AM, USB, FSK(LSB), CW.
xMemory storage : 30 frequencies and modes
b) NAVTEX receiver and decoder
xFrequencies : 490kHz, 518kHz, 4209.5kHz
c) Decoder
by means of a highly sophisticated signal processor and
microcomputer, the following codes are automatically deciphered:
x Morse code : 40 to 100 bpm
x RTTY : 50, 75, 100 Bd.
x SITOR-FEC : 100 Bd.
d) Weather chart receiver
x Reception, decoding and printing out weather chart
transmissions according to IOC288 and 576CCIR
x -RPM : 60, 90, 120, 240 and auto
e) Barograph and storm alarm
The actual atmospheric pressure is continually measured and
displayed. The display shows in stand-by mode a graphic of the
previous 24 hrs. By means of data processing, it is possible to
evaluate a local storm warning.
f) NMEA printer and position log
Printing of data via the NMEA interface. In combination with a
GPS, a navigation log can be stored and printed.
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1.2. Operation
With its integrated high-contrast, back-lit display and an easy to use
keypad, the FMD55 can be operated simply with its user-friendly
dialogue. The printing out of system information and decoded
messages is carried out by an integrated or external thermal printer
using an 80mm wide thermal paper roll.
1.3. Keypad Functions
- select frequency input mode
- input numeral – 1 -
- select reception mode USB, AM, CW, FSK
- input numeral – 2 -
FREQU
1
- select filter band (only in certain modes)
- input numeral 3 -
- select/deselect 20db attenuation
- return to higher level menu
MODE
2
FILTER
3
- select decoding mode, rotating from USB, AM,
CW, FSK and back to USB.
- input numeral 4 -
-select display decoded message
-deselect printer
- input numeral 5 -
- select printing of decoded message
- select and activate printer
- input numeral 6 -
ATT
EXIT
DECODE
4
DISPLAY
5
PRINT
6
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-
- select emergency frequency 2182 kHz
- select frequency input mode
-select
reading of stored messages - input
nu l – 7 -
- select storing of received
messages - input numeral – 8 -
-select
recall a stored frequency - input numeral – 9 -
- confirm stored frequency
- reserved function
-answer
NO in dialogue - move cursor left
- clear current input
- reserved function
- input numeral – 0 -
-answer
YES in dialogue - move cursor right
- confirm data input
mera
RE
7
2182
F1
AD
WR
8
ITE
RECALL
9
ENTER
F2
<N
CLEAR
O
LOCK
0
YES >
STORE
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-returntobasicstandbymode
-activatesSETUPmenu
-finetuning(+)
-movecursorup
-finetuning(-)
-movecursordown
- turn to switch unit ON or OFF
- turn to control the volume
STDB
Y
SETUP
TUN
UP
DO
W
N
F3
OFF
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FMD55 1999 Page 4
14.5. Error Alarm
The FMD20 has an integrated control function . In case of an
error, an acoustic alarm will sound. This is a combination of
short and long beep tones.
14.5.1. „PRINTER-ERROR“ Alarm
Should there be a fault in the printer (e.g. paper jam or end
of the paper roll), the display will show “PRINTER ERROR”, at
the same time an alarm will sound in the form of two short
beeps. This will occur every 15 minutes.
Should the fault occur during the decoding of a message,
the message will be stored automatically and after the fault
has been rectified, the message can be printed out.
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