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COVER SHEET TO AMENDMENT 51 INIXRNATIONAL STANDARDS, RECOMMENDED PRACTICES AND PR-DURES FOR AIR NAVIGATION SERVICES AERONAUTICAL TELECOMMUNICATIONS ANNEX 10 TO THE CONVENTION ON INTERNATIONAL CIVIL AVIATION VOLUME I1 COMMUNICATION PROCEDURES including those with PANS etatue THIRD EDITION OF VOLUME I1 - JULY 1972 INTERNATIONAL CIVIL AVIATION ORGANIZATION
Check-list of Amendments to Annex 10, Vol. I1 Third Edition incorporating Amendments 1 to 50 Amendment 51 adopted by the Council on 11 December 1972. Replacement pages 3, 4, 6, 20, 31 32 and 54A, Effective Date 24/7/72 Date of Applicability 7/12/72 - 1.6/8/73
AMENDMENT 51 to the International Standards and Recommended Practices AERONAUTICAL TELEC0MMUNICATIONS Annex 10, Vol. TI, to the Convention on International Civil Aviation 1. Insert the following new and replacement pages in Annex 10, Vol. I1 Third Edition, to incorporate Amendment 51 which becomes applicable on 16 August 1973 a Pages 3 and 4 - Table of Contents b Page 6 - Foreword to Volume I1 c Page 20, 31, 32 and 54A - Chapter 4 2. Record entry of Amendment on page 2.
TABLE OF CONTENTS CHAPTER 1.-Definitions .............................. 7 1.1 .-Services ................................... 7 1.2.-Stations. .................................. 7 1.3.-Cornmuication Methods .................... 8 1.4.-Direction Finding ........................... 8 1.5.-Teletypewriter Systems ...................... 8 1.6.-Agencies. .................................. 8 ............................... 1.7.-Frequeilcies. 9 1.8.-Miscellaneous. ............................. 9 CEIAPTER 2.-Administi-ative Provisioils Relating to the In- terlatiollal Aeronautical Tclccommunication Service . I0 2.1 .-Division of Service .......................... 10 2.2.-Telecommunicatiois - Charges .............. 10 2.3.-Hours of Service ............................ 10 . . 2.4.-Supervrsion. ............................... 10 2.5.-SuperRuou Transmissiolis ................... 10 2.6.-Interference. ............................... 10 CHAPTER 3.-General Procedures for the Iternationa l. ........... Aerolaulical Telecoirlmunication Service 1 3, 3.1 .-.Genera 1. .................................. 11 3.2.-Extensions of Scrvice and Closiilg Dowii of Statiorls ................................... I1 3.3.-Acceptance, Transnission and Delivery of Messages .................................. I1 ............................... 3.4.-Time System 12 3.5.-Record of Cornlnunicatioils .................. 12 3.6.-Establish1nrz1it of Kadiocomnunication ........ 12 3.7.-Use of Abbreviations and Codes .............. .................... 3.8.-Cacellation of Messages .......... CHAPTER 4.-Acronatical Fixed Service AFS 4.1 .-Genera 1. .................................. 4.2.-ATS Direct Speech Circuits .................. 4.3.-Meteorological Operatioial Chainels aiid Me- teorological Operational Telecomrnuication .................................. Network 4.4.-Aeronautical Fixcd Telecomrnullication Network AFTN ................................... 4.4.1 .-Gelera I. ............................... 4.4.2.pMessage Forillat ...................... 4.4.3.-The Line-following-thc-Hcnding ........... 4.4.4.pAddress. ............................... 4.4.5.-Origin. ................................ 4.4.6.-Text. .................................. 4.4.7.-Endiog. ............................... 4.4.8.-Tape Feed ............................. 4.4.9.-Shortened Address and Diversion Indicator . -Shorttncd Address .................... -Diversion 111dicator ................... 4.4.10.-Manual Radiotelegraphy Morsc Opera- tion ................................... -Transmitting Technique ............... -Calling .............................. -Replying ............................. ........ -Message Transmission Procedure -1ilterruptiorl of Transmissioris in Progress . -Corrections and Repetitions ............ -Acknowledgeiaent of Receipt ........... -RQ and I3Q Mcssages ................. .............. -Endorsement of Messages -Recording of Unusual Delays, Failure to Receive, etc ........................... ..... -Transmission of Duplicate Messages ............... -Cancellation of Messages 4.4.1 1 .-Teletypewriter Operating Procedure - General ............................... -Stltio, I Identification .................... -Establishnleit of Teletypewriter Comnuni- cations ................................. -End-of-Line Functions ................... -Duration of Traismissions ............... -Chanlel-check Transmissions ............. 4.4.12.-Normal Teletypewriter Transmission Pro- cedures ................................ -Form of Transmission . Teletypewriter Operation .............................. -Message Format ........................ -Reprocessing Procedures ................. -Aclrnowledgeinent of Receipt of Messages . . 4.4.13.-Action on Mutilated Messages Detected in Teletypewriter Relay Statiols ............ 4.4.14.-Correction of Errors during Tape Prepara- tion ................................... 4.4.15.-Correction of Errors durillg Message Orig- ination in Cases where the Message is Flo\v- i11g into thc AFTN during Preparation ..... 4.4.16.-Transmission of ATS Messages Intcnded for Use in all ATC Computer ................ .............................. 13 --General 32 13 -'ri-ansaiissio by Direct or Omnibs non- AFTN Channels using Low Modul a t- 1011 ..................... Rate 5-unit Code 32 14 4.4.17.-Predetermined Distribution System for AFTN ............................ 1.4 Messages 32 14 CHAPTER 5.-Aerona1 tical Mobile Service .............. 33 5.1. .-General.. .................................. 33 14 -Categories of Messages ...................... 33 ........................... 15 -Order of Priority 33 -Cancellatio of Messages .................... 34 15 18 .................. 5.2.-Radiotelephoily Procedures 34 19 ................................ 5.2. .- Gcncral 34 19 -Language to be Uscd .................... 34 .......... 2 1 ..,Word Spelling in Radiotelephony 34 2 1 -Transmission of Nunlbers in Radiotele- ................................. 22 pholy 34 ................. 2 2 -Transmitting Technique 36 23 ................ -Composition of Messages 37 ................................. 23 -Calling 38 ... 23 -Radiotelephoriy Call Signs for Aircraft 38 ............. -Radiotelephony Procedures 39 ......... ............... 23 -Test Procedures 40 -Exchange of Communications ............. 40 2 3 ........... -Acknowledgeincnt of Receipt 40 23 --End of Conversation 41 .................. 2 6 ............ -Corrections and Repetitions 41 2 6 .......... -"Operations Normal" Reports 41
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