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Charging

Whilstchargingabatterysymbolwillgradually

ﬁllup.

Charged

Whenfullychargedthebatterysymbolwillbe

full.

WiththeHandsetpoweredonthebatterysymbolwillbedisplayedinthestatusbaratthetopof

thescreen.

Withthehandsetpoweredoffthebatterysymbolisdisplayedfullscreen.

Connectingawirelesshandsettothehub

WirelesshandsetsmustbeconnectedtotheRay90/Ray91viaaWirelesshub.

WhentheWirelesshandsetispoweredonfortheﬁrsttimeyouwillneedtoconnecttoaWirelesshub.

Wirelesshandsetstations95

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Chapter 1 Important Information11
- Certified Installation11
- Fcc11
  - Compliance Statement (Part 15.19)11
  - FCC Interference Statement (Part 15.105 (B))12
- Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED)12
  - Innovation, Sciences Et Développement Économique Canada (Français)12
- Water Ingress13
- Disclaimer13
- Declaration of Conformity13
- Product Disposal13
- Warranty Registration14
- Technical Accuracy14
Chapter 2 Document and Product Information15
- Product Documentation16
  - User Manuals Print Shop16
  - Document Illustrations16
- Applicable Products17
- Product Overview18
- Parts Supplied19
  - Additional Parts Supplied20
- Licensing21
- Obtain MMSI (Maritime Mobile Service Identity) Number23
- Automatic Transmitter Identification System (ATIS)24
- Software Updates25
Chapter 3 Installation27
- Selecting a Location28
- EMC Installation Guidelines30
  - Suppression Ferrites30
  - Connections to Other Equipment30
- Product Dimensions31
- Mounting36
Chapter 4 Cables and Connections45
- General Cabling Guidance46
- Connections Overview48
  - Bare End Wire Connections48
- Power Connection50
- Handset Station Connection54
  - Connecting Handsets and Cables54
  - Handset Extension Cables54
- Wired Speaker Connection55
- NMEA 2000 / Seatalkng ® Connection56
  - Connecting Seatalkng ® Cables57
- NMEA 0183 Connection58
- Loud Hailer Connection59
- Connecting GNSS (GPS) and VHF Antennas60
- Wireless Hub Connection61
- Wireless Handset Charging Holster - Power Connection62
  - In-Line Fuse and Thermal Breaker Ratings62
- Wireless Handset Connections63
- Wireless Speaker - Power Connection64
  - In-Line Fuse and Thermal Breaker Ratings64
Chapter 5 Getting Started65
- Handset Controls66
  - Wireless Speaker Controls67
- Powering the Base Station68
  - Powering the Handset68
- Homescreen Overview69
  - Status Bar Symbols70
  - Main Menu Overview72
- Multiple Station Operation76
- Adjusting Brightness and Contrast77
- Shared Brightness78
  - Enabling Shared Brightness78
- Initial Set up80
- Selecting a Language81
- Switching on the AIS Receiver82
- Selecting a Network Type83
- Entering Your MMSI Number84
- Entering Your ATIS ID86
  - Enabling and Disabling ATIS Mode87
- Changing the Radio Region88
- Switching between High and Low Transmit Power89
- GNSS (GPS) Set up90
Chapter 6 Wireless Handset Stations93
- Wireless Handsets94
Chapter 7 Digital Selective Calling (DSC)99
- Digital Selective Calling (DSC)100
- Distress Calls102
- Urgency Calls108
  - Making an Urgency Call108
  - Receiving an Urgency Call108
- Safety Calls109
  - Making a Safety Call109
  - Receiving a Safety Call109
- Individual (Routine) Calls110
  - Making an Individual Call110
  - Receiving an Individual Call110
- Group Calls111
  - Making a Group Call111
  - Receiving a Group Call111
- Position Requests112
- Phonebook113
- Call Logs114
  - Accessing the Call Logs114
- Test Calls115
  - Making a Test Call115
  - Receiving a Test Call115
- DSC Set-Up Menu Options116
Chapter 8 VHF Operations117
- Watch Modes118
  - Setting Watch Mode118
- Scan Mode119
  - Setting Scan Mode119
- Priority Channels120
  - Switching between Priority Channels120
  - Setting a Second Priority Channel120
- Sensitivity121
  - Switching Sensitivity Modes121
- Private Channels122
  - Selecting a Private Channel Set122
- Automatic Transmitter Identification System (ATIS) and Marcom-C Mode123
  - Enabling and Disabling ATIS Mode123
- AIS Receiver124
  - Switching AIS on and off124
- Set-Up Menu Options125
  - Display Set-Up Menu126
  - Shared Brightness Menu126
Chapter 9 Hailer, Fog Horn, and Intercom129
- Hailer Fog Intercom Menu130
- Loud Hailer131
  - Using the Hailer131
- Fog Horn132
- Intercom133
  - Using the Intercom133
  - Responding to the Intercom133
Chapter 10 Maintenance135
- Maintenance136
  - Routine Checks136
  - Unit Cleaning Instructions136
Chapter 11 Troubleshooting137
- LED Diagnostics - Base Station138
- LED Diagnostics - Wireless (Active) Speaker139
- Troubleshooting140
  - Performing a System Reset140
  - System Test140
- Power up Troubleshooting141
- VHF Radio Troubleshooting143
- GNSS (GPS) Troubleshooting144
  - GNSS (GPS) Data Output144
- Wireless Troubleshooting145
Chapter 12 Technical Support147
- Raymarine Product Support and Servicing148
- Viewing Product Information150
- Learning Resources151
Chapter 13 Technical Specification153
- Technical Specification - Base Station154
- Technical Specification - Wired Handset (Raymic)157
- Technical Specification - Wired (Passive) Speaker158
- Technical Specification - Wireless Hub159
- Technical Specification - Wireless Handset160
- Technical Specification - Wireless Handset Charging Holster161
- Technical Specification - Wireless (Active) Speaker162
- Radio Usage163
Chapter 14 Spares and Accessories165
- Ray90 / Ray91 Spares166
- Extension Cables167
- Ray90 / Ray91 Accessories168
- Seatalk Ng® Cables and Accessories169
Appendix A NMEA 0183 Sentences171
Appendix B NMEA 2000 PGN List172
Appendix C MMSI Regulatory Bodies and Application Submissions173
Appendix D VHF Channels174
Appendix E Phonetic Alphabet185
Appendix F Prowords186

Brand	Raymarine
Model	RAY91
Category	Radio
Language	English

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