1999 CFR Title 48, Volume 5

Title 47--Telecommunication CHAPTER I--FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION PART 80--STATIONS IN THE MARITIME SERVICES
	80.1	Basis and purpose.
	80.2	Other regulations that apply.
	80.3	Other applicable rule parts of this chapter.
	80.5	Definitions.
	80.11	Scope.
	80.13	Station license required.
	80.15	Eligibility for station license.
	80.17	Administrative classes of stations.
	80.21	Supplemental information required.
	80.25	License term.
	80.31	Cancellation of license.
	80.33	Developmental license.
	80.37	One authorization for a plurality of stations.
	80.39	Authorized station location.
	80.41	Control points and dispatch points.
	80.43	Equipment acceptable for licensing.
	80.45	Frequencies.
	80.47	Operation during emergency.
	80.49	Construction and regional service requirements.
	80.51	Ship earth station licensing.
	80.53	Application for a portable ship station license.
	80.54	Automated Maritime Telecommunications System (AMTS)--System Licensing.
	80.55	Application for a fleet station license.
	80.57	Canada/U.S.A. channeling arrangement for VHF maritime public correspondence.
	80.59	Compulsory ship inspections.
	80.59	Compulsory ship inspections.
	80.60	Partitioned licenses and disaggregated spectrum.
	80.61	Commisson inspection of stations.
	80.63	Maintenance of transmitter power.
	80.67	General facilities requirements for coast stations.
	80.68	Facilities requirements for public coast stations using telegraphy.
	80.69	Facilities requirement for public coast stations using telephony.
	80.70	Special provisions relative to coast station VHF facilities.
	80.71	Operating controls for stations on land.
	80.72	Antenna requirements for coast stations.
	80.74	Public coast station facilities for a telephony busy signal.
	80.76	Requirements for land station control points.
	80.79	Inspection of ship station by a foreign Government.
	80.80	Operating controls for ship stations.
	80.81	Antenna requirements for ship stations.
	80.83	Protection from potentially hazardous RF radiation.
	80.86	International regulations applicable.
	80.87	Cooperative use of frequency assignments.
	80.88	Secrecy of communication.
	80.89	Unauthorized transmissions.
	80.90	Suspension of transmission.
	80.91	Order of priority of communications.
	80.92	Prevention of interference.
	80.93	Hours of service.
	80.94	Control by coast or Government station.
	80.95	Message charges.
	80.96	Maintenance tests.
	80.97	Radiotelegraph operating procedures.
	80.98	Radiotelegraph testing procedures.
	80.99	Radiotelegraph station identification.
	80.100	Morse code requirement.
	80.101	Radiotelephone testing procedures.
	80.102	Radiotelephone station identification.
	80.103	Digital selective calling (DSC) operating procedures.
	80.104	Identification of radar transmissions not authorized.
	80.105	General obligations of coast stations.
	80.106	Intercommunication in the mobile service.
	80.107	Service of private coast stations and marine-utility stations.
	80.108	Transmission of traffic lists by coast stations.
	80.109	Transmission to a plurality of mobile stations by a public coast station.
	80.110	Inspection and maintenance of antenna structure markings and associated control equipment.
	80.111	Radiotelephone operating procedures for coast stations.
	80.114	Authority of the master.
	80.115	Operational conditions for use of associated ship units.
	80.116	Radiotelephone operating procedures for ship stations.
	80.121	Public coast stations using telegraphy.
	80.122	Public coast stations using facsimile and data.
	80.123	Service to stations on land.
	80.131	Radioprinter operations.
	80.133	Private coast stations using facsimile in Alaska.
	80.141	General provisions for ship stations.
	80.142	Ships using radiotelegraphy.
	80.143	Required frequencies for radiotelephony.
	80.145	Class C EPIRB operational procedures.
	80.146	Watch on 500 kHz.
	80.147	Watch on 2182 kHz.
	80.148	Watch on 156.8 MHz (Channel 16).
	80.149	Answer to notice of violation.
	80.151	Classification of operator licenses and endorsements.
	80.153	Coast station operator requirements.
	80.155	Ship station operator requirements.
	80.156	Control by operator.
	80.157	Radio officer defined.
	80.159	Operator requirements of Title III of the Communications Act and the Safety Convention.
	80.161	Operator requirements of the Great Lakes Radio Agreement.
	80.163	Operator requirements of the Bridge-to-Bridge Act.
	80.165	Operator requirements for voluntary stations.
	80.167	Limitations on operators.
	80.169	Operators required to adjust transmitters or radar.
	80.175	Availability of operator licenses.
	80.177	When operator license is not required.
	80.179	Unattended operation.
	80.201	Scope.
	80.203	Authorization of transmitters for licensing.
	80.205	Bandwidths.
	80.207	Classes of emission.
	80.209	Transmitter frequency tolerances.
	80.211	Emission limitations.
	80.213	Modulation requirements.
	80.215	Transmitter power.
	80.217	Suppression of interference aboard ships.
	80.219	Special requirements for narrow-band direct-printing (NB-DP) equipment.
	80.221	Special requirements for automatically generating the radiotelephone alarm signal.
	80.223	Special requirements for survival craft stations.
	80.225	Requirements for selective calling equipment.
	80.227	Special requirements for protection from RF radiation.
	80.229	Special requirements for automatic link establishment (ALE).
	80.251	Scope.
	80.253	Technical requirements for main transmitter.
	80.255	Technical requirements for reserve transmitter.
	80.257	Manufacturing requirements for radiotelegraph automatic alarm receiver (auto alarm).
	80.259	Technical requirements for radiotelegraph auto alarm receiver.
	80.261	Technical requirements for automatic-alarm-signal keying device.
	80.263	Common requirements for survival craft radio equipment.
	80.265	Requirements for survival craft portable radio equipment.
	80.267	Requirements for survival craft nonportable radio equipment.
	80.269	Technical requirements for radiotelephone distress frequency watch receiver.
	80.271	Technical requirements for portable survival craft radiotelephone transceivers.
	80.273	Technical requirements for radar equipment.
	80.301	Watch requirements.
	80.302	Notice of discontinuance, reduction, or impairment of service involving a distress watch.
	80.303	Watch on 156.800 MHz (Channel 16).
	80.304	Watch requirement during silence periods.
	80.305	Watch requirements of the Communications Act and the Safety Convention.
	80.306	Provisions governing the radiotelegraph watch.
	80.307	Compulsory use of radiotelegraph auto alarm.
	80.308	Watch required by the Great Lakes Radio Agreement.
	80.309	Watch required by the Bridge-to-Bridge Act.
	80.310	Watch required by voluntary vessels.
	80.311	Authority for distress transmission.
	80.312	Priority of distress transmissions.
	80.313	Frequencies for use in distress.
	80.314	Distress signals.
	80.315	Distress calls.
	80.316	Distress messages.
	80.317	Radiotelegraph and radiotelephone alarm signals.
	80.318	Use of alarm signals.
	80.319	Radiotelegraph distress call and message transmission procedure.
	80.320	Radiotelephone distress call and message transmission procedure.
	80.321	Acknowledgement of receipt of distress message.
	80.322	Form of acknowledgement.
	80.323	Information furnished by an acknowledging station.
	80.324	Transmission of distress message by station not itself in distress.
	80.325	Control of distress traffic.
	80.326	Notification of resumption of normal working.
	80.327	Urgency signals.
	80.328	Urgency message.
	80.329	Safety signals.
	80.330	Safety message.
	80.331	Bridge-to-bridge communication procedure.
	80.332	Equipment to aid search and rescue operations.
	80.333	Stations in the maritime mobile-satellite service.
	80.351	Scope.
	80.353	General uses--radiotelegraphy.
	80.355	Distress, urgency, safety, call and reply Morse code frequencies.
	80.357	Morse code working frequencies.
	80.359	Frequencies for digital selective calling (DSC).
	80.361	Frequencies for narrow-band direct-printing (NBDP), radioprinter and data transmissions.
	80.363	Frequencies for facsimile.
	80.365	Scope.
	80.367	General uses--radiotelephony.
	80.369	Distress, urgency, safety, call and reply frequencies.
	80.371	Public correspondence frequencies.
	80.373	Private communications frequencies.
	80.374	Special provisions for frequencies in the 4000-4063 kHz and the 8100-8195 kHz bands shared with the fixed service.
	80.375	Radiodetermination frequencies.
	80.377	Frequencies for ship earth stations.
	80.379	Maritime frequencies assignable to aircraft stations.
	80.381	Frequencies for operational fixed stations.
	80.383	Vessel Traffic Services (VTS) system frequencies.
	80.385	Frequencies for automated systems.
	80.387	Frequencies for Alaska fixed stations.
	80.389	Frequencies for maritime support stations.
	80.391	Frequencies for developmental stations.
	80.401	Station documents requirement.
	80.403	Availability of documents.
	80.405	Station license.
	80.407	Operator authorization.
	80.409	Station logs.
	80.411	Vessel certification or exemption.
	80.413	On-board station equipment records.
	80.415	ITU publications.
	80.417	FCC Rules and Regulations.
	80.451	Supplemental eligibility requirements.
	80.453	Scope of communications.
	80.455	Assignment and use of frequencies for manual Morse code telegraphy.
	80.459	Digital selective calling.
	80.461	Narrow-band direct-printing.
	80.465	Assignment and use of frequencies for telephony.
	80.467	Duplication of VHF service.
	80.469	Maritime mobile repeater stations in Alaska.
	80.471	Discontinuance or impairment of service.
	80.475	Scope of service of the Automated Maritime Telecommunications System (AMTS).
	80.477	AMTS points of communication.
	80.479	Assignment and use of frequencies for AMTS.
	80.501	Supplemental eligibility requirements.
	80.503	Cooperative use of facilities.
	80.505	Points of communication.
	80.507	Scope of service.
	80.509	Frequency assignment.
	80.511	Assignment limitations.
	80.513	Frequency coordination.
	80.514	Marine VHF frequency coordinating committee(s).
	80.515	Limitations on use.
	80.517	Time limitation on communication.
	80.519	Station identification.
	80.551	Applicability.
	80.553	Supplemental eligibility requirements.
	80.555	Scope of communication.
	80.557	Assignment and use of frequencies.
	80.559	Licensing limitations.
	80.601	Scope of communications.
	80.603	Assignment and use of frequencies.
	80.605	U.S. Coast Guard coordination.
	80.651	Supplemental eligibility requirements.
	80.653	Scope of communications.
	80.655	Use of frequencies.
	80.659	Technical requirements.
	80.701	Scope of service.
	80.703	Priority of distress and other signals.
	80.705	Hours of service of Alaska-public fixed stations.
	80.707	Cooperative use of frequency assignments.
	80.709	Frequencies available.
	80.711	Use of U.S. Government frequencies.
	80.751	Scope.
	80.753	Signal strength requirements at the service area contour.
	80.755	Applicability.
	80.757	Topographical data.
	80.759	Average terrain elevation.
	80.761	Conversion graphs.
	80.763	Effective antenna height.
	80.765	Effective radiated power.
	80.767	Propagation curve.
	80.769	Shadow loss.
	80.771	Method of computing coverage.
	80.773	Co-channel interference protection.
	80.801	Applicability.
	80.802	Inspection of station.
	80.804	Radio station.
	80.805	Radio installations.
	80.806	Requirements of main installation.
	80.807	Requirements of radiotelephone installation.
	80.808	Requirements of reserve installation.
	80.809	Routing of power supply wiring.
	80.810	Use of reserve installation.
	80.811	Tests of reserve installation and automatic-alarm-signal keying device.
	80.812	Automatic-alarm-signal keying device.
	80.813	Installation of automatic-alarm-signal keying device.
	80.814	Radiotelegraph auto alarm.
	80.815	Installation of radiotelegraph auto alarm.
	80.817	Tests of radiotelegraph auto alarm.
	80.818	Direction finding and homing equipment.