COBRA MRF 55/75 Modificado en: Lun, 12 Enero, 2015 at 12:47 PM Para proceder con el borrado del MMSI de una radio VHF Cobra MRF 55 o 75 es necesario disponer de las siguientes herramientas: - PC con el software de Cobra (programa disponible en la Web Cobra_reset_mmsi_software.zip) - Cable Cobra – Puerto Serie. Este cable se puede fabricar de forma sencilla, solo hay que tomar el cable de datos NMEA que viene con cada una de las radios y conectarlo a un conector DB9 Hembra (es el conector usado para el puerto COM del ordenador): El esquema del cable está en la web: Cobra_reset_mmsi_cable.jpg Una vez tengamos el cable, abrimos el programa y nos aseguramos que tengamos seleccionado el puerto COM correspondiente. - Encendemos la radio presionando las teclas “Flecha Abajo” y “Scan”. Si todo es correcto veremos en pantalla la versión de software del equipo. - A continuación presionamos la tecla UIC y en pantalla nos saldra “Program Mode”. La radio ya esta lista para recibir las ordenes del ordenador. - Con el software abierto hacemos clic sobre “Clear MMSI and Memory Only” e imediatamente la radio hará un “beep” y cambiará la pantalla a modo normal. Con esta serie de pasos el equipo borrara su memoria y su numero de MMSI, si le surge alguna duda o inconveniente no dude en contactar con nosotros. OCEAN 4700 1. Comprobar que la versión de software es la 2.92 2. Encender al radio con la tecla SCAN pulsada. 3. Introducir el código 1668 (con el botón de selección de canales). Fuente: http://www.lorraine-nautisme.fr/trucs/reset-mmsi.htm M-Tech MT-500 y SX 35 DSC: 1. Pulsar MEM y SCAN al mismo tiempo y encender. 2. Cuando aparezca "Factory Reset" soltar las teclas y pulsar ENT. 3. Apagar 4. Encender (Display limpio) 5. Pulsar ENT 6. Apagar 7. Encender Navman 7100 y 7200 EU Turn radio off. Press and hold "scan" and "esc" while turning radio on. Enter pin: - 7 enter 1 enter 0 enter 0 enter Follow menu to clear MMSI and/or ATIS. When done, turn off and on radio, and follow menu to enter MMSI again and yes it works NOTE If 7100 does not work try 1688 ************************************************************************************ Raytheon / Raymarine RAY 220 VHF. It may work on other Raytheon/Raymarine radios also. Here you go: With the Power OFF, Press and HOLD the FUNC, 16/9 and DSC keys while you power ON. Do not release the keys until you hear the audio BEEP which means your done. Then reprogam your NMSI number as per the manual. Pretty easy, hey? ************************************************************************************ Emisoras NAVICOM AIS VHF RT450, RT550 y RT650 - Radio apagada - Mantenga presionados los botones "16" y "WATCH" - Encienda la radio mientras mantiene presionados ambos botones. - Se solicitará un código pin Para el RT450, este código es 4500 Para el RT550, este código es 8000 Para el RT650 AIS, este código es 8000 Una vez en el "MODO VENDEDOR" - Seleccione la primera opción: "CLEAR MMSI" - Luego reinicie el VHF y podrá añadir el nuevo MMSI siguiendo el manual de usuario o bien dejarlo en blanco. AIS 650 RAYMARINE Probablemente funcione igual para modelos 350 y 700 pero no lo he probado. Se necesita conectar PC con Windows Vista por USB al AIS. - Descargar el archivo para Windows: https://mega.nz/#!cFVhlITL!4DWNADlJI...U2n3JTcvp_HthA - Instalar “MMSI RESET TOOL” y “PROAIS2”. - Ejecutar MMSI RESET TOOL. - Seleccionar Puerto COM y aplicar sólo “Reset MMSI”. Importante no aplicar NUNCA “Reset Unit Configuration”. - Una vez borrado el MMSI ejecutar PROAIS2 si se quieren grabar nuevos datos al AIS. A I S PROGRAMACIÓN SRT proprietary AIS commands My Navico NAIS-300, like most other commercial AIS class B products that have been available for a while, uses the SRT AIS class B OEM board. I know the same board is used in the Raymarine 500, True Heading AIS-CTRX, Transas, Digital Yacht AIT250/1000, and many more. The tell-tale seems to be that the AIS transponder comes with Pro AIS software. I have hooked up a serial data logger so that I could find out what NMEA-0183 commands the Pro AIS software sends to the transponder. Unfortunately neither SRT nor any of the vendors publish the protocol. My research into this started because I wanted to control my AIS transponder's transmit setting using software. For some reason there are many functions that you can assign to the remote button input, but not a reliable level-style on/off of the transmit functionality. This has been added to recent firmware versions, but mine contains older firmware. However, an hour's worth of analysis shows that controlling the transmitter is actually quite easy. In fact, almost everything that you can set up using Pro AIS is easy as pie to implement. Basics The SRT product, logically, uses the 'P' prefix to indicate Proprietary, followed by SRT. Here is an example of a PSRT message: $PSRT,LED,01*49 Just like all other sentences I document on this page the shown message format is inclusive of the NMEA style checksum bytes at the end of the line, e.g. *49 in the message above. For some reason some sentences start with a prefix $DUAIQ. I have no theory as to why this is so, maybe the data is intercepted by a different microcontroller. Authorization Some sentences require the passing of a password. Luckily, the protocol to do this is very simple -- just send the following sentence before every authorized message: $PSRT,012,,,(--QuaRk--)*4B Silent mode To make the AIS silent (not transmit its own position) send the following authorized (prefix with the command above) sentence: $PSRT,TRG,02,33*6A To make the AIS transmit its own position send the following authorized sentence: $PSRT,TRG,02,00*6A Alarm mode To make the AIS output all alarms every minute send the following authorized sentence: $PSRT,ALM,0000*45 To make the AIS output only the active alarms send the following authorized sentence: $PSRT,ALM,0001*44 GPS update speed To make the AIS output GPS data every second send the following authorized sentence: $PSRT,GER,01*54 To make the AIS output GPS data every four seconds send the following authorized sentence: $PSRT,GER,00*55 GPS data The SRT board has a complete GPS on-board. For some reason it only sends out two GPS sentences: RMC and GBS. See the GPSD source for more information on these sentences (as well as those below.) To get the GPS to send out more GPS sentences send the following authorized sentence: $PSRT,GPSDATA,,,1*60 This will cause the board to send out VTG, GGA, GSV, GLL and ZDA sentences as well as RMC and GBS. My particular board has a small bug in that it also starts sending out two copies each of the RMC and the GBS commands. To get it to stop sending the additional GPS messages, send the following authorized command: $PSRT,GPSDATA,,,0*61 Interrogating the board There is a whole stack of sentences that can be used to read out system information. These are LED status Send: $DUAIQ,LED*29 Recv: $PSRT,LED,a*hh a bit 1: Power On a bit 2: TX timeout a bit 3: Error a bit 4: SRM status hh: checksum Internal data Send: $DUAIQ,ADC*22 Recv: $PSRT,ADC,a,b,c,d,e,f,g*hh a: Tx forward power b: Tx reverse power c: RSSI Rx 1 d: RSSI Rx 2 e: Internal 3V3 supply f: Internal 6V supply g: Supply voltage hh: Checksum Boat data Send: $DUAIQ,SSD*20 Recv: $AISSD,a,b,c,d,e,f,g,h*hh a: Callsign, 8 bytes fixed length; @ for unused bytes b: Ship's name,20 bytes fixed length; @ for unused bytes c: GPS antenna distance from bow, in m d: GPS antenna distance from stern, in m e: GPS antenna distance from port side, in m f: GPS antenna distance from SB side, in m g: ? h: ? hh: Checksum MMSI Send: $DUAIQ,010*55 Recv: $PSRT,010,,,c*hh a: ? b: ? c: MMSI OEM name Send: $DUAIQ,SRM*28 Recv: $PSRT,SRM,a,b,c*hh a: ? b: ? c: OEM name used in AIS messages, 7 bytes fixed length; unused bytes are filled with @. hh: Checksum Vessel type Send: $DUAIQ,VSD*25 Recv: $AIVSD,a,b,c,d,e,f,g,h*hh a: vessel type. 36 = Sailing vessel, 37 = Pleasure craft b: ?, always 00.0 c: ?, always 0000 d: ?, always @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ e: ?, always 000000 f: ?, always 00 g: ?, always 00 h: ?, always 00 i: ?, always 00 hh: Checksum Software version Send: $DUAIQ,SWF*26 Recv: $PSRT,SWF,a,b*hh a: AIS software version b: FPGA version hh: Checksum Transponder Serial Number Send: $DUAIQ,SNO*36 Recv: $PSRT,SNO,a*hh a: Serial number in ASCII, 10 digits. Usually all 0. Reset Data Programming The following command can be used to reset the AIS back to its factory settings, inclusive of the MMSI number, so that it can be reprogrammed, for instance when you want to sell your AIS transceiver. $PSRT,RDP*6F (Antes de enviar el comando de restablecer datos de fábrica, no olvides enviar: $PSRT,012,,,(--QuaRk--)*4B Eso es todo!) I have received numerous reports from people who tell me that this wo ************************************************************************************ To reset the MMSI in a Northstar NS100 radio (assuming you have the same firmware), here's the procedure. I rewrote the instructions to be a bit closer to English, so hopefully didn't screw them up. 0) Start with radio powered off (a step the instructions don't tell you, lol) 1) Press and hold simultaneously “Distress Key”, “0” key of Handset, while still holding turn the power on. It is helpful to have a third hand help you with this. 1.5) Release the keys, you'll be prompted "Service Mode, Enter ID" 2) Input ID “32123” (without the quotes, of course). “32123” will be displayed only as “-----” 4) Press “ENT” key after inputting above ID. 5) The radio will enter the Clear MMSI service mode. You will be prompted to press ENT to clear the MMSI, press ESC to abort clearing the MMSI. Press ENT and you're done. ************************************************************************************ FURUNO DSC-60 Changing the MMSI 1. Disconnect the power and the printer cable from the right printer on the GMDSS console. Remove the printer brackets and the printer from GMDSS Console. 2. Disconnect the cables from the rear of the DSC-60. Making note of their locations. 3. Remove the 4 screws holding the DSC-60 bracket in the console. 4. Remove the side screws and washers holding the bracket in place. 5. Remove the top cover by removing the 4 side screws, and 1 screw from the rear panel of the DSC-60. 6. Connect power to the DSC-60. 7. Turn on the unit and wait for the WATCH KEEPING screen to appear. 8. Press the NMI switch located on the front right of the Control/Modem PCB (05P0702). 9. The unit will now display: EEROM clear MMSI CLEAR ALL CLEAR NO CLEAR 10. Enter the password, 652111. As you enter the password, the unit will emit error tones. Ignore the error tones as you enter the password. 11. Use the down arrow key to select MMSI Clear. Press the ENT key. 12. Enter the 9 digit MMSI number. Press the ENT key. MMSI entry 123456789 ************************************************************************************ Radio Ocean 4500 / Hurricane A2 El aparato tiene que estar apagado. Pulsar al mismo tiempolas teclas "16" y "watch"para enceder el aparato. Insertar el codigo PIN en mi caso el nº del modelo 4500 por defecto. Despues de estas operaciones, se puede anular el codigoMMSI: al apagar y encender orta vez el aparato, se puede insertar el nuevo codigo. ************************************************************************************ HX600S o HX600S-LI 1. Apagar la radio. 2. Pulse y mantenga presionado el botón de SQL y, a continuación, mantenga pulsada la tecla roja tecla de encendido hasta que la pantalla muestre "MMSI REG" 3. Pulse la tecla de un canal de tiempo. La pantalla mostrará seis numérica dígitos en la parte superior de la pantalla. 4. Pulse el canal hacia arriba o hacia abajo la tecla hasta el primer dígito de la pantalla corresponde con el primer dígito de su número MMSI. A continuación, pulse el "MEM" botón. Nota: Observe el número en la parte inferior izquierda de la pantalla. Estos representan que el dígito que se encuentra el establecimiento en los 9 dígitos número MMSI (1 para la primera dígitos y 9 para el último dígito). 5. Pulse el canal hacia arriba o hacia abajo para seleccionar el segundo dígito corresponde a con su número MMSI. A continuación, pulse el botón "MEM" botón. 6. Repita el paso 5 hasta el noveno dígito es conjunto. 7. Después de pulsar la tecla MEM en el paso 6 en el primer dígito del número MMSI estar parpadeando, presione el botón una sola vez de SQL para almacenar el número MMSI. 8. Apagar la radio y de nuevo utilizando la tecla de encendido rojo. 9. En este punto, el número MMSI se almacena en la memoria de las radios. Storing a MMSI number into a HX600S or HX600S-LI 1. Turn the radio off. 2. Press and hold down the SQL button and then press and hold the red power key until the display shows "MMSI REG" 3. Press the channel up key one time. The display will show six numerical digits across the top of the display. 4. Press the channel up or down key until the first digit on the display corresponds with the first digit of your MMSI number. Then press the "MEM" button. Note: Notice the numeral on the bottom left side of the screen. These represent which digit you are currently setting in the 9 digit MMSI number (1 for the first digit and 9 for the last digit). 5. Press the channel up or down key to select the second digit to correspond with your MMSI number. Then press the "MEM" button. 6. Repeat step 5 until the ninth digit is set. 7. After pressing the MEM key in step 6 the first digit in the MMSI number will be blinking, press the SQL button one time to store the MMSI number. 8. Turn the radio off and back on again using the red power key. 9. At this point, the MMSI number is stored in the radios memory. ************************************************************************************ en la vhf icom IC-M 421 en google se baja el manual en la pagina 6 lo explica 6 MMSI code programming The 9-digit MMSI (Maritime Mobile Service Identity: DSC self ID) code can be programmed at power ON. This code programming can be performed only once. After the code programming, it can be changed only by your dealer or distributor. q Turn power OFF. w While pushing [MENU], turn power ON to enter MMSI code programming condition. e After the display appears, release [MENU]. r Push [MENU] again to enter the DSC menu. t Push [] or [] to select “Set up,” push [ENT]. y Push [] or [] to select “MMSI Check,” push [ENT]. u Push [] or [] to set the specific 9-digit MMSI code. • Push [CH•DUAL] or [16•C] to move the cursor forward or backward, respectively. • Push [SCAN•TAG] to clear the MMSI code. • Push [CLR] to cancel and exit the condition to the set up menu. i After input the 9-digit code, push [ENT] to set the code. • Returns to the set up menu. o Push [CLR] or [] to select “Exit,” push [ENT]. • Returns to the DSC menu. • Repeat again to return to the normal operation condition. Information for FRG version The DSC channel group MUST be selected before entering the DSC menu. (p. 7) If other channel group is selected, DSC operation cannot be performed. • You should select the DSC channel group before turning power OFF for entering the MMSI code programming condition. --DSC Menu-- MMSI Check Input 9 digits