VHF DSC

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VHF DSC (Very High Frequency Digital Selective Calling) is a marine radio communication system that enables automated distress alerts and selective calling between ships and shore stations on VHF channels.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Digital Selective Calling system
GMDSS component
maritime communication system
channelFrequency 156.525 MHz
channelNumber 70
dataRate 1200 bit/s
fullName Very High Frequency Digital Selective Calling NERFINISHED
geographicScope sea area A1
introducedFor automated and reliable distress alerting
modulationType FSK
operatesOn simplex channel
regulatedBy International Telecommunication Union NERFINISHED
relatedTo Inmarsat distress alerting
MF/HF DSC
replaced continuous voice watch on VHF Channel 16 for distress alerting on SOLAS ships
requiresEquipment VHF DSC-capable marine radio
requiresIdentifier Maritime Mobile Service Identity NERFINISHED
safetyRole primary distress alerting method on VHF under GMDSS
separates distress and calling from voice traffic
standardizedIn ITU-R M.493 NERFINISHED
ITU-R M.541 NERFINISHED
supportsFunction automatic channel switching for voice follow-up
automatic distress relay
position reporting in distress alerts
time-stamping of distress alerts
supportsMessageType all-ships call
distress acknowledgment
distress alert
geographical area call
group call
individual call
polling call
test call
supportsPriority distress
routine
safety
urgency
usedBy coast stations
ships
vessels subject to SOLAS
usedFor automated distress alerting
routine calling
selective calling between ships
selective calling between ships and shore stations
urgency and safety calls
usedIn Global Maritime Distress and Safety System NERFINISHED
usesAddressing MMSI numbers
usesChannel VHF Channel 70
usesEncoding CCIR 493-4 NERFINISHED
usesFrequencyBand VHF maritime mobile band

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