- Send your message, e.g.,
TO IANWAUGH
FROM MV WIZARD
REF 12/2011630UTC
TEST MESSAGE
KKKK
[USE UPPER CASEICAPITALSFORALL 'TOR'MESSAGES ON THIS
SYSTEM] - Receive acknowledgement of receipt from ZSC, e.g.,
122049 MESSAGE ACCEPTED 1752 12120/00
TIME: 1.10 MINUTES
GWIZDEZSC
GA+?- If no more messages, BReaK the radio channel by sending B RK +
Other 'address formats' supported by the 'TOR' service provided by Globe
Wireless network stations include:
DIRTLXnumber+
TLXnumber+
FAXnumber+
AMVER+
OBS+
HELP+
OPR+
FLO+
MSG+(for gaining direct connection to a telex number in any country)
(for sending a telex message using 'store and forward'
communications)
(to send a message to a fax machine, in any country)
(to send an AMVER report to the AMVER centre)
(to send a weather observation message to the meteo office)
(to receive help files from the Globe Wireless TOR system)
(to communicate with an operator in the message centre)
(to send a 'flower' order with yOUT apologies?)
(to COLLECT messages held for you, from shore, in the system)Globe Wireless ARQlTOR Service - Ship-to-Ship Messages
Ship-to-ship messages can be sent via the Globe Wireless system,
using an 'Internet' addressing format, e.g., the sending vessel addresses
the message to:
GWIZ (AT) GLOBEEMAIL.COM+
('GWIZ' being the radio call sign of the receiving vessel)
Globe Wireless ARQlTOR Service - Shore-to-Ship Messages
In addition to delivery over the international telex network, shore-
based Internet users, or users on private e-mail systems, can send messages
to TOR-fitted vessels using the address format .. [email protected] ..
(i.e., ship's radio callsign followed by @globeemail.com). Shore users
need to register with Globe Wireless and be allocated a 'Billing Code',
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