Text telegram using 6-bit ASCII
Introduction/Additional information:
This IFM should be used by a ship or base station to send 6-bit ASCII text telegram to other AIS stations. The text telegram can be sent with either binary message 6 or 8. The acknowledge required flag should not be set when using the broadcast message 8. Replaced by ITU-R.M.1371-3
Registrant:
ITU-R.M.1371-1
DAC:
1
FI:
0
State:
replaced
Number of slots (max):
5
Permitted as from:
01/01/1998
Not to be used after:
31/05/2007
Details:
TABLE 26
International function message 0 using Message 8, broadcast binary message
International function message 0 using Message 8, broadcast binary message
Parameter | Number of bits | Description |
---|---|---|
Message ID | 6 | Identifier for Message 8; always 8 |
Repeat indicator | 2 | Used by the repeater to indicate how many times a message has been repeated. See § 4.6.1, Annex 2; 0-3; 0 = default; 3 = do not repeat any more |
Source ID | 30 | MMSI number of source station |
Spare | 2 | Not used. Should be zero |
DAC | 10 | International DAC = 110 = 00000000012 |
FI | 8 | Function identifier = 010 = 0000002 |
Acknowledge required flag | 1 | 1 = reply is required 0 = reply is not required |
Message sequence number | 11 | Sequence number to be incremented by the application |
Text message | 924 | 6-bit ASCII as defined in Table 14. When using this IFM, the number of slots used for transmission should be minimized taking into account the table below |
Spare bits | N | Formula for inserting for spare bits |
Total number of application data bits | 936 |