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Loading...What to do if my Raymarine Marine Radio will not power up?
If your Raymarine Marine Radio isn't powering up, the issue might stem from a loose wiring connection or a blown fuse. First, check all cable connections to ensure they are secure. If the connections are solid, inspect the fuse and replace it if necessary.
Why are DSC functions not working on my Raymarine Marine Radio?
If the DSC functions on your Raymarine Marine Radio aren't working, there are a couple of potential causes. First, verify that the MMSI number has been entered correctly. Also, check if the radio is set to ATIS mode, as the use of DSC is not permitted in ATIS regions, preventing you from making DSC distress calls and other types of digital selective calls.
What to do if position data is not shown on Raymarine Marine Radio?
If position data isn't displayed on your Raymarine Marine Radio, it might not be receiving information from the GPS. Here's what you can do: * Ensure the GPS is switched on and properly connected to the radio. * Verify that the correct interface is selected (NMEA 0183 or NMEA 2000). * Try power cycling the radio.
General| Brand | Raymarine |
|---|---|
| Model | Ray260 |
| Category | Marine Radio |
| Language | English |
Provides critical safety warnings and precautions for product installation and operation, including power, handling, and general use.
Step-by-step instructions for initiating DSC distress and Mayday calls in emergency situations.
Details on protecting the power supply with fuses and proper grounding methods.
Recommendations for proper radio use, cleaning practices, and environmental considerations like water ingress.
Covers FCC and Industry Canada compliance statements, interference, and licensing requirements.
Explains MMSI requirements and ATIS functionality for inland waterways.
Provides EMC installation guidelines and antenna mounting requirements for EME exposure.
Details the Declaration of Conformity, product disposal, and warranty registration process.
Clarifies the equipment's intended use scope and Raymarine's policy on technical accuracy.
Details applicable handbooks, product features, variants, and included components.
Lists specific handbooks for Ray260 and SeaTalkng systems, plus manual ordering information.
Explains the differences between passive and active speakers and their connection methods.
Details how the Ray260 connects with other marine electronic devices, listing compatible units.
Illustrates typical system setups for standalone and extended Ray260 configurations.
Provides a step-by-step installation checklist and emphasizes the importance of schematic diagrams.
Explains data protocols (SeaTalkng, NMEA) and lists all parts included in the Ray260 package.
Provides guidance on cable types, routing, strain relief, isolation, shielding, and blanking plugs.
Details the power connection process, including breaker protection, grounding, and fuses.
Explains how to connect NMEA 0183 devices and a loud hailer to the base station.
Guides on connecting handsets, passive speakers, active speakers, and SeaTalkng devices.
Considers factors like power, antenna EME, compass distance, ventilation, and electrical interference.
Provides detailed dimensions for the base station, handset, and speakers for mounting.
Step-by-step instructions for securely mounting the base station and flush mounting speakers.
Details for mounting the handset clip and using panel pass-through plates.
Explains handset controls, powering the radio on/off, and the DISTRESS button.
Describes LCD overview, icons, channel information, and DSC call screen.
Guides on programming the MMSI number and entering the ATIS ID.
Covers selecting NMEA/SeaTalkng, regional programming, and GPS setup.
Details adjusting LCD backlight/contrast and changing transmit power.
Explains GPS display settings, manual entry, time format, and handset station priority.
Introduces DSC, GMDSS, and the categories of DSC calls: Distress, Urgency, Safety, Routine.
Details making distress calls, Mayday, cancelling calls, and receiving/acknowledging distress.
Explains making and receiving urgency (PAN PAN) and safety (SECURITE) calls.
Guides on making routine, group, and position requests/tracking calls.
Covers test calls, voice mail features, and accessing received call logs.
Details adding, editing, and deleting contacts in the phonebook and group list.
Explains how to access and configure DSC options like auto channel change and reply settings.
Guides on using scan modes and watch modes (dual/tri watch) for channel monitoring.
Explains priority channels, switching between them, and managing favorite channels.
Details switching receiver sensitivity modes and selecting private channels.
Describes ATIS system, regulations, and Marcom-C mode features and limitations.
Explains switching AIS on/off and using the voice recorder for transmissions.
Lists system configuration settings like backlight, contrast, language, and system tests.
Explains the hailer function, its use, and volume adjustment.
Details fog horn modes (manual/auto), usage, and volume adjustment.
Explains initiating and responding to intercom calls between connected handsets.
States no user serviceable parts and outlines routine checks for cables and connectors.
Provides best cleaning practices and step-by-step instructions for cleaning the unit.
Provides an overview of troubleshooting information for common marine electronics problems.
Lists common VHF radio problems, their causes, and solutions for power, DSC, and GPS issues.
Details how to contact Raymarine support via website, phone, and email, plus required product information.
Details environmental specs, power, conformance standards, and radio usage countries.
Provides detailed specifications for the transmitter and receiver functions.
Lists available spare parts and accessories for the Ray260 VHF radio.
Details SeaTalkng cables and accessories for use with compatible products.
Lists the NMEA 0183 sentences supported by the Ray260 for receive and transmit.
Lists the NMEA 2000 sentences supported by the Ray260 for receive and transmit.
Provides a detailed list of US marine VHF channels, frequencies, and their uses.
Provides a list of Canadian marine VHF channels, frequencies, and their uses.
Lists International marine VHF channels and their frequencies.
Lists private channels for Europe and WX channels for North America.
Presents the international phonetic alphabet for clear communication of letters and words.
Defines prowords used to simplify and speed up radio communications.
