to send any messages they receive from shore, to your vessel, using
'unattended' mode: e.g., FREQ25 2000 4MHZ 0600 8MHZ 1300
12MHZ + would tell OST that you will be monitoring his 4MHz
channel 2000-0600; 8MHz 0600-1300; 12MHz 1300-2000, starting
on 25th day of the (current) month.SSB Radio PC 'TOR' Service - Example 2 - Globe Wireless
Radiotelex Network
(i) Sending messages using TOR protocol, to Internet e-mail address
'Jan. [email protected]'- Activate TOR software on the computer attached to your Marine
SSB Radio; type-up and save your message ready for sending. - Select a CRS and a suitable working channel from the table of
stations and frequencies in the 'Globe Wireless Radiotelex Services'
chart in ALRS Vol. 1. (Listen for the 'channel-free'signal which, in this
service, consists of 8 short 'data bursts' followed by the radio callsign of the
transmitting station, e.g., for Cape Town Radio, 'brrr brrr brrr'
(x8) followed by 'ZSC' in slow morsel.- Call ZSC (or other chosen station in the network) using 'ARQcall'
followed by the Globe Wireless selcall number 1094 - or the callsign
XVSM - to gain connection. - Receive the 'sign-on banner' e.g., (for MV Wizard, callsign GWIZ/
selcall #10999):
Globe Wireless ARQlTOR services
1750 12120/00 [time and date month/day/year]
$
10999 GWIZ X +?
NO TRAFFIC
GWIZDE ZSC
GA+?[or 'MESSAGE WAITING' if traffic for you
anywhere in the network]- Send your message address, e.g.,
INT IAN.WAUGH (AT) BTINTERNET.COM
[Note the use of UPPER CASE,the space between INT and JAN, and the
(AT) instead of@]- Receive message prompt from ZSC, e.g.,
INT IAN.WAUGH (AT) BTINTERNET.COM
MSG+?
[ Confirming the address before accepting the message]
58 THE NAUTICAL INSTITUTE