4.1ÐźÅÇ¿¶È Signal strength ...................... 10 4.2 Ñ¡Ôñ¹¤×÷ƵµÀ selecting working channel ........ 11 4.3 ¸ÄÕý corrections .............................. 11 4.4 ÖØ¸´repetition ............................... 11 4.5Êý×ÖNumbers ................................... 12 4.6λÖà Positions ................................ 12 4.7·½Î»Bearings .................................. 13 4.8 º½Ïò courses .................................. 14 4.9¾àÀëdistances ................................. 14 4.10 ËÙ¶ÈSpeed ................................... 14 4.11ʱ¼äTimes .................................... 15 4.12 µØÀíÃû³Ægeographical names .................. 15 µÚÎåÕ ͨÐÅ·¶Àý ............................................................................ 15 5.1¶¯Ì¬±¨¸æ Movement Report ...................... 15 5.2 ×÷Òµ±¨¸æ Operation Report ..................... 17 5.3·ÖµÀͨº½ÖÆ TSS ................................ 20 5.4Åöײ COLLISION ................................ 23 5.5¸édz Grounding ................................ 26 5.6ʧ»ð FIRE ..................................... 30 5.7ÓÍÎÛȾ OIL POLLUTION .......................... 33 5.8ÓöÏÕͨÐÅ DISTRESS COMMUNICATION ............... 35 5.9ËÑѰ¾ÈÖú SEARCH AND RESCUE .................... 36
5.10Ò½ÁÆÔ®Öú MEDICAL ASSISTANCE ................. 40 µÚÁùÕ ´Ê»ã VOCABULARY ................................................... 43 6.1´¬²°¹æ·¶ ...................................... 43 6.2 ´¬²°½á¹¹ SHIP¡¯S STRUCTURE ..................... 44 6.3 ²Ù×ÝÉ豸 MANOEUVERING FACILITIES .............. 45 6.4 °²È«É豸SAFETY EQUIPMENT ..................... 47 6.5 ´¬²°¶¨ÏßÖÆºÍ±¨¸æÖÆ SHIP¡¯S ROUTING AND REPORTING SYSTEM............................................ 50 6.6 º½ÐкͲÙ×ÝNAVIGATING AND MANOEUVERING ......... 51 6.7º½±ê AIDS TO NAVIGATION ....................... 53 6.8 ÆøÏóºÍË®ÎÄ×´¿ö METEOROLOGICAL AND HYDROLOGICAL CONDITIONS ........................................ 53 6.9 ¸Û¿ÚÉèÊ©ºÍº£°¶ÌØÕ÷ PORT FACILITIES ANDE COAST FEATURES .......................................... 54 6.10 ËÑѰ¾ÈÖú SEARCH AND RESCUE ................... 55 6.11Ò½ÁÆMEDICAL SECTION .......................... 56 µÚÆßÕ ×ÖĸºÍÊý×ֵį´¶Á ............................................................ 57
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Mode of transmission, such as : medium selection; channel selection; communication procedures; language used.
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A complete communication normally consists of the following:
Address and identify; indicate working channel/frequency; message transmission on working channel/frequency ; end procedure.
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This procedure should be controlled by a coast of shore radio station (such as a VTS station) as soon as it becomes involved in the communication, or controlled by the station that makes the initial call. 2.1.1 ½»»»³ÌÐò exchange procedure
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This applies when two or more stations achieve communication with each other. An exchange is then said to be taking place. It consists of the following: ³õʼºô½Ð£º³Æºô+¡°ÎÒÊÇ¡±+ʶ±ð+¡°Çë»Ø»°¡±£»
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2.1.2 ¹ã²¥³ÌÐò Broadcast procedure
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