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    AIS Static Data Programming Log: Step Description Comments

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    This document is an AIS static data programming log used to record vessel identification information including the MMSI number, vessel name, location of the GPS antenna, and vessel type. Technicians complete the form to certify that the AIS transponder is programmed correctly with valid vessel data according to FCC regulations.

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    This document is an AIS static data programming log used to record vessel identification information including the MMSI number, vessel name, location of the GPS antenna, and vessel type. Technicians complete the form to certify that the AIS transponder is programmed correctly with valid vessel data according to FCC regulations.

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    This document is an AIS static data programming log used to record vessel identification information including the MMSI number, vessel name, location of the GPS antenna, and vessel type. Technicians complete the form to certify that the AIS transponder is programmed correctly with valid vessel data according to FCC regulations.

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    This document is an AIS static data programming log used to record vessel identification information including the MMSI number, vessel name, location of the GPS antenna, and vessel type. Technicians complete the form to certify that the AIS transponder is programmed correctly with valid vessel data according to FCC regulations.

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    AIS Static Data Programming Log (Please Print)

    Vessel Owner: Programming Date:


    MMSI Registered To: AIS Model #:
    Vessel Name: AIS Serial #:
    Address: Phone #:
    E-Mail:
    Step Description Result Comments
    1 Copy of FCC Ships Station License with MMSI and Required for vessels that sail internationally
    Call Sign. (If applicable)
    Copy of MMSI Registration from Boat US, Sea Tow, Acceptable for vessels on domestic voyages
    US Power Squadron, or Other. (If applicable) only

    2 Record the following information on this document


    (* = required)
    *MMSI number:
    *Vessel Name (20 characters)
    Call Sign (If applicable)

    3 Determine position of GPS antenna on vessel A B


    Round distance to the nearest meter
    A Distance from bow to the GPS antenna meters
    D
    B Distance from stern to the GPS antenna meters
    C Distance from port side to the GPS antenna meters GPS C
    Antenna
    D Distance from starboard side to GPS antenna meters

    4 Determine type of Vessel and record See Vessel Type Description Below

    As vessel Owner or Captain, I certify that


    the above vessel identification
    Company Name:
    information is correct and valid.
    Technician Name: Name:
    Signature: Date: Signature: Date:

    Step Vessel Type # Vessel Type Description


    4 30 Vessel – Fishing
    31 Vessel – Towing
    32 Vessel – Towing and the length of the tow exceeds 200 m or the breadth exceeds 25 m
    33 Vessel – Engaged in dredging or underwater operations
    34 Vessel – Engaged in diving operations
    35 Vessel – Engaged in military operations
    36 Vessel – Sailing
    37 Vessel – Pleasure craft
    38 Vessel – Reserved for future use
    39 Vessel – Reserved for future use
    50 Pilot Vessel
    51 Search and Rescue vessels
    52 Tugs
    53 Port tenders
    54 Vessels with anti-pollution facilities or equipment
    55 Law enforcement vessels
    56 Spare – for assignments to local vessels
    57 Spare – for assignments to local vessels
    58 Medical transports (as defined in the 1949 Geneva Conventions and Additional Protocols
    59 Ships according to RR Resolution No. 18 (Mob-83)
    WARNING: It is a violation of the rules of the Federal Communications Commission to input an MMSI that has not
    been properly assigned to the end user, or to otherwise input any inaccurate data in an AIS Transponder.
    AIS Static Data Programming Log
    FLIBS

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