Nautilus Lifeline DIVER Operation Manual - page 4
Transmission while on land
Messages containing obscene, indecent, or profane language (potential fine of $10,000)
LICENSING
You may need a license to operate your handheld VHF radio. Contact your local authorities before using your unit to ensure that you are complying with
the rules and regulations in your area. Regulations may vary between countries, please contact the local authorities when using your Nautilus Lifeline in
another country.
USAGE IN THE EUROPEAN UNION
In the EU, the Nautilus Lifeline Radio for Divers is a class 2 device. Not all frequencies in the EU are harmonized, and users are advised to select their
country or region of diving in order to ensure that the correct table of channels is available.
MARITIME MOBILE SERVICE IDENTITY
A Maritime Mobile Service Identity (MMSI) number is a nine-digit number used on marine radios that are capable of using digital selective calling (DSC).
It is used similarly to a telephone number to identify the user.
Regulations regarding MMSI registration vary by country; please speak with your local regulatory body about the laws surrounding MMSI number
registration and usage in your area.
Input the MMSI number of your dive boat OR:
In the United States, register at:
www.boatus.com/mmsi
or
www.seatow.com/boating_safety/mmsi.asp
In Canada, visit:
www.ic.gc.ca/eic/site/sd-sd.nsf/eng/00009.html
or
http://www.usps.org/php/mmsi/rules.php
To enter your MMSI number, see Register Your Nautilus Lifeline on page 11. International regulations require that you contact the manufacturer to
change your MMSI to a different or second number. This can be done online. Please visit
www.nautiluslifeline.com/support_troubleshooting
for full
details.
PARTS SUPPLIED
Before using your Nautilus Lifeline VHF-GPS Radio for Divers, make sure that the following parts are included in the box:
One Nautilus Lifeline
USB adapter cable
2x USB port cover (one spare)
Clip (attached to unit)
Antenna (installed on unit)
Quick Start Guide
If any of these items are absent upon receipt of your Lifeline, contact your dealer or Nautilus Lifeline (see Customer Support on page 22).
OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES
The following optional accessories are available for the Nautilus Lifeline:
DIVER Pouch
Spare DIVER O-rings
Extended Warranty
NOTE: These accessories are available online at
www.nautiluslifeline.com
. You can also check with your local dealer to place an order.
HOW THE RADIO AND GPS WORK
Very High Frequency Radio: (VHF) The most common method of communication between boats. Part of the radio spectrum has been allocated
specifically to maritime users, and this VHF marine band is the same worldwide.
Digital Selective Calling: (DSC) An advanced, computerized form of VHF radio designed for marine use. When a distress call is made by pressing just
one button on the radio, your identification and location may be automatically transmitted to the Coast Guard and other vessels in the area with a
modern marine VHF radio. This function is only for emergency use.
Maritime Mobile Service Identity: (MMSI) A nine-digit number used on marine radios like your Nautilus Lifeline that are capable of using digital selective