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Automatic Transmitter Identification System

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Also known as ATIS

marine VHF radio system

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Automatic Transmitter Identification System (ATIS) - Signal Identification Wiki

ATIS systems are identification tags used by inland commercial waterway traffic on rivers in Europe. The FSK burst is appended at the end of every voice transmission by the vessel operator.

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Frequencies 30 MHz,800 MHz Frequency Range 30 MHz - 800 MHz Mode NFM Modulation FSK ACF — Emission Designator — Bandwidth 12 kHz Location Europe Short Description ATIS systems are identification tags used by inland commercial waterway traffic on rivers in Europe. The FSK burst is appended at the end of every voice transmission by the vessel operator. I/Q Raw Recording — Audio Sample ATIS systems are identification tags used by inland commercial waterway traffic on rivers in Europe. The FSKFrequency-Shift Keying burst is appended at the end of every voice transmission by the vessel operator. It lasts for 285 milliseconds after the PTTPush To TalkPress to TransmitMinistries of Postal, Telephone, and Telegraph Service (Soviet Agency) button has been released. ATIS is in use among European countries that are part of the Regional Arrangement Concerning the Radiotelephone Service on Inland Waterways or RAINWAT. The system is in particular use along the River Rhine, as well as the Danube and Rhone rivers. The ATIS transmission contains a unique identifying number based on a ship's MMSI number. The primary difference between MMSI and ATIS numbers are that ATIS numbers add a 9 at the front, so that ATIS identification numbers are 10 digits long. e.g. MMSI: 207072225 ; ATIS: 9207072225. Edit&action=edit "You can edit this page. Please use the preview button before saving [e]")

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