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Removingthemountingholecovers

Beforetheradiocanbepanelmountedthemountingholecoversmustberemoved.

1.Usingaﬂatbladescrewdriver ,insertthetipofthescrewdriverintheslotbetweentheback

ofthecoverandtheunit.

2.Carefullyleverthecoverforwardawayfromtheunit.

3.Repeatsteps1and2fortheremainingmountingholecovers.

Drillingoutthemountingholes

Whenpanelmountingtheradiothemountingholesmustbedrilledout.

Guidesforthemountingholescanbefoundonthecornersoftheunit,underthemountinghole

covers.

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- Table of Contents5
Chapter 1 Important Information13
- Certified Installation13
- Fcc13
- Compliance Statement (Part 15.19)13
- FCC Interference Statement (Part 15.105 (B))14
- Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED)14
- Innovation, Sciences et Développement Économique Canada (Français)14
- Licensing15
- Water Ingress15
- Disclaimer15
- Declaration of Conformity15
- Product Disposal16
- Warranty Registration16
- IMO and SOLAS16
- Technical Accuracy16
Chapter 2 Document and Product Information17
- Product Documentation18
- Seatalkng ® Documentation18
- User Manuals Print Shop18
- Document Conventions18
- Document Illustrations19
- Product Overview19
- Applicable Products20
- Required Additional Components20
- Optional Additional Components20
- Optional Wireless Components21
- Compatible Mfds21
- Incompatible Mfds22
- Software Updates22
- Checking Software Versions23
Chapter 3 Licensing25
- Licensing26
- USA Licensing Requirements26
- Canada Licensing Requirements26
- Europe Licensing Requirements26
- Rest of World Licensing Requirements28
- Additional Information - Ray5328
- Additional Information - Ray6329
- Additional Information - Ray7329
- Additional Information - Wireless Handset29
- Additional Information - Wireless Charging Holster29
- Additional Information - Wireless Hub30
- Additional Information - Wireless Speaker30
- Obtain MMSI (Maritime Mobile Service Identity) Number30
- Automatic Transmitter Identification System (ATIS)31
Chapter 4 Parts Supplied33
- Parts Supplied - Ray5334
- Parts Supplied - Ray63 / Ray7335
Chapter 5 Product Dimensions37
- Product Dimensions - Ray5338
- Product Dimensions - Ray63 / Ray7339
- Product Dimensions - Fistmic40
- Product Dimensions - Wired Handset (Raymic)41
- Product Dimensions - Speakers42
- Product Dimensions - Wireless Hub43
- Product Dimensions - Wireless Handset and Holster44
Chapter 6 Location Requirements45
- Selecting a Location46
- General Location Requirements46
- GNSS (GPS) Location Requirements47
- External GNSS (GPS) Antenna Location Requirements48
- Antenna Mounting and EME Exposure48
- Multiple Antenna Installations48
- Loud Hailer Location Requirements48
- EMC Installation Guidelines48
- Suppression Ferrites49
- Connections to Other Equipment49
- Wireless Product Location Requirements49
- Wireless Location Requirements49
- Pre-Installation Site Survey50
Chapter 7 Installation53
- Mounting54
- Tools Required for Installation54
- Mounting Options55
- Bracket Mounting55
- Panel Mounting - Ray5357
- Panel Mounting - Ray63 / Ray7360
- Fistmic Mounting63
- Wired Handset Mounting Using the Holster64
- Wired and Wireless Speaker Mounting65
- Pass-Through Panel Kit Mounting67
- Mounting the Wireless Hub68
- Mounting the Charging Holster for the Wireless Handset71
Chapter 8 Cables and Connections73
- General Cabling Guidance74
- Cable Types and Length74
- Cable Routing74
- Strain Relief74
- Circuit Isolation74
- Cable Shielding75
- Connections to Other Equipment75
- Dust Caps75
- Bare End Wire Connections75
- Connections Overview - Ray5375
- Connections Overview - Ray63 / Ray7376
- Primary and Secondary Station Connectors77
- Power Connection77
- In-Line Fuse and Thermal Breaker Ratings78
- Grounding78
- Power Distribution78
- Fistmic Connection (Ray63 / Ray73 Only)82
- Secondary Handset Station (Ray63 / Ray73 Only)83
- Wired Handset Extension Cables83
- Connecting Handsets and Cables84
- Seatalkng ® / NMEA 2000 Connection84
- Connecting Seatalkng ® Cables84
- NMEA 0183 Connection85
- Connecting a VHF Antenna86
- GNSS (GPS) Antenna Connection87
- Passive Speaker Connection87
- Wireless Hub Connection88
- Wireless Handset Charging Holster - Power Connection88
- In-Line Fuse and Thermal Breaker Ratings89
- Wireless Handset Connections89
- Wireless Speaker - Power Connection90
- In-Line Fuse and Thermal Breaker Ratings90
- Loud Hailer Connection (Ray73 Only)90
Chapter 9 Getting Started93
- Licensing94
- General Radio Operating Rules94
- Controls and Interface95
- Handset Controls96
- Powering the Unit on97
- Powering the Handset98
- Powering the Unit off98
- Homescreen Overview98
- Status Bar Symbols99
- Main Menu Overview101
- Shortcut List104
- Adjusting Brightness and Contrast104
- Shared Brightness104
- Enabling Shared Brightness105
- Initial Startup106
- Accessing the Menu106
- Selecting a Language107
- Switching on the AIS Receiver107
- Selecting a Network Type107
- Entering Your MMSI Number108
- Entering Your ATIS ID109
- Enabling and Disabling ATIS Mode111
- Changing the Radio Region112
- Switching between High and Low Transmit Power113
- GNSS (GPS) Set up113
- Enabling and Disabling the Internal GNSS (GPS)113
- Switching between Internal and External Antenna113
- No Position Data113
- Entering Position Manually113
- Selecting (GNSS) GPS Information to Display114
- Setting Time Format and Offset114
- Station Priority (Ray63 and Ray73 Only)114
Chapter 10 Wireless Handset Stations115
- Wireless Handsets116
- Wireless Handset Charging116
- Connecting a Wireless Handset to the Hub117
- Checking the Wireless Hub's Password118
- Changing Your Wireless Hub's Password118
- Changing the Hub's Wireless Channel118
- Changing the Wireless Hub's Name118
- Connecting the Wireless Speaker to the Wireless Handset119
- Disconnecting a Wireless Speaker120
- Wireless Set-Up Menu Options120
- Wireless Hub Set-Up Menu Options120
- Wireless Handset Not Connected Menu120
Chapter 11 Digital Selective Calling (DSC)123
- Digital Selective Calling (DSC)124
- Distress Calls125
- Making a Designated Distress Call125
- Making a Distress Call125
- Making a Mayday Call126
- Cancelling a Distress Call before Transmission126
- Cancelling a Distress Call after Transmission127
- Receiving a Distress Call128
- Ignoring a Distress Call129
- Acknowledging a Distress Call129
- Manually Relaying a Distress Call129
- Distress Relays Sent by Other Stations129
- Urgency Calls130
- Making an Urgency Call130
- Receiving an Urgency Call130
- Safety Calls130
- Making a Safety Call130
- Receiving a Safety Call131
- Individual (Routine) Calls131
- Making an Individual Call131
- Receiving an Individual Call132
- Group Calls132
- Making a Group Call132
- Receiving a Group Call132
- Position Requests133
- Making a Position Request133
- Responding to a Position Request133
- Setting Automatic Response to Position Requests133
- Phonebook133
- Adding a Phonebook Entry133
- Editing a Ponebook Entry134
- Deleting a Phonebook Entry134
- Call Logs134
- Accessing the Call Logs134
- Test Calls135
- Making a Test Call135
- Receiving a Test Call136
- DSC Set-Up Menu Options136
Chapter 12 VHF Operations137
- Watch Modes138
- Setting Watch Mode138
- Scan Mode138
- Setting Scan Mode138
- Priority Channels138
- Switching between Priority Channels139
- Setting a Second Priority Channel139
- Sensitivity139
- Switching Sensitivity Modes139
- Private Channels139
- Selecting a Private Channel Set139
- Automatic Transmitter Identification System (ATIS) and Marcom-C Mode140
- Enabling and Disabling ATIS Mode140
- AIS Receiver140
- Switching AIS on and off140
- Set-Up Menu Options141
- Display Set-Up Menu142
- Shared Brightness Menu142
Chapter 13 Hailer, Fog Horn, and Intercom145
- Hailer Fog Intercom Menu146
- Loud Hailer146
- Using the Hailer146
- Fog Horn146
- Using the Fog Horn in Manual Mode147
- Using Automatic Fog Horn Modes147
- Switching off Fog Horn Mode147
- Intercom147
- Using the Intercom147
- Responding to the Intercom147
Chapter 14 Maintenance149
- Maintenance150
- Routine Checks150
- Unit Cleaning Instructions150
Chapter 15 Troubleshooting151
- Troubleshooting152
- Performing a System Reset152
- System Test152
- Checking for RF Interference152
- Power up Troubleshooting153
- Audio Troubleshooting (Transmission / Reception)155
- Passive Speaker Troubleshooting156
- GNSS (GPS) Troubleshooting157
- DSC Troubleshooting158
- Obtain MMSI (Maritime Mobile Service Identity) Number158
- AIS Troubleshooting (Ray70 / 73 / 91 Only)159
- Wired Handset Troubleshooting160
- Wireless Troubleshooting (Ray63 / 73 / 90 / 91 Only)161
- LED Diagnostics - Wireless (Active) Speaker163
Chapter 16 Technical Support165
- Raymarine Product Support and Servicing166
- Viewing Product Information167
- Learning Resources167
Chapter 17 Technical Specification169
- Technical Specification - Ray53170
- Technical Specification - Ray63171
- Technical Specification - Ray73173
- Technical Specification - Wired Handset (Raymic)175
- Technical Specification - Wired (Passive) Speaker175
- Technical Specification - Wireless Hub176
- Technical Specification - Wireless Handset176
- Technical Specification - Wireless Handset Charging Holster176
- Technical Specification - Wireless (Active) Speaker177
Chapter 18 Spares and Accessories179
- Accessories180
- Ray53 / Ray63 / Ray73 Spares180
- Seatalkng ® Cables and Accessories181
Appendix A NMEA 0183 Sentences183
Appendix B NMEA 2000 PGN List184
Appendix C MMSI Regulatory Bodies and Application Submissions186
Appendix D VHF Channels187
Appendix E Phonetic Alphabet199
Appendix F Prowords200

Brand	Raymarine
Model	RAY73
Category	Radio
Language	English

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