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Element 7
(Valid until Apr 6, 2022)
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Subelement I
Inmarsat Equip. & Comms:
Section 61
Inmarsat Log-in & Log-out:
61I1
Which action must be taken to ensure that incoming message traffic of all priority levels will be received through Inmarsat-C?
Correct Answer
A.
The GMDSS Radio Operator must log-in to the desired satellite (if the
unit
did not
automatically
do so.)
B.
No additional action is necessary after turning on the receiver and aiming the antenna at the desired satellite.
C.
The system needs only to be commissioned and turned on.
D.
The GMDSS Radio Operator must log-in to the desired satellite and receive the message reference number (MRN) from the LES.
61I1
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61I2
When logging into the Inmarsat system using Inmarsat-C, it is necessary to:
A.
Enter your IMN.
Correct Answer
B.
Select
the Ocean Region.
C.
Enter the LES answer back.
D.
Call the LES and inform them that you are now operating in the appropriate ocean region.
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61I3
What action should be taken on changing from one ocean region to another?
A.
Power the system down and turn the power back on again.
B.
Manually realign the antenna.
Correct Answer
C.
Log out of the current satellite and log in to the
correct
satellite.
D.
No action is required -- the unit will scan for another satellite and log in.
61I3
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61I4
What is the primary danger of improperly logging out?
A.
The vessel will be barred in the future from sending traffic through an LES.
B.
The NCS ensures that improper log-out procedures do not occur.
C.
Scheduled MSI may not be available through the Inmarsat-C terminal.
Correct Answer
D.
Your
company
or another
ship
may
accrue
significant
charges
when their traffic is
repetitively
sent to your
unavailable
terminal.
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61I5
Which of these can take place on an Inmarsat-C terminal that has synch with the NCS CC but has not yet performed a successful login?
Correct Answer
A.
Reception of
unscheduled
MSI
Urgency
and
Distress
messages.
B.
Transmission of synoptic weather reports and company traffic.
C.
Reception of the mandatory scheduled BALD MSI messages.
D.
Reception of company traffic related to ship's business.
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61I6
Which of the following is not an example of a failure to log-out properly?
A.
Turning off the power prior to logging out with the NCS.
Correct Answer
B.
A
message
on the
screen
or
printer
from the NCS.
C.
Sailing the vessel into a shadowing or local RF interference situation before logging out.
D.
Sailing out of the footprint of a satellite before logging out.
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