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Programming an Ocean Signal MOB1 AIS device requires the vessel's unique MMSI number and the manufacturer's web-based configuration tool.1:18 Users must first input and validate their MMSI number on the Ocean Signal website using a PC or tablet.1:55 To transfer the data to the device, slide open the unit to reveal the test button and LED display.3:16 Hold the test button for 15 seconds until the LED flashes green, then place the provided rubber programming tool over the LED window and align it with the screen of the device running the configuration website.3:16 A successful transfer results in a steady green flash.4:38 Once programmed, the device supports two verification tests: a DSC routine call to the ship's VHF radio and an AIS transmission test.4:51 The AIS test requires an open-sky environment to confirm the unit broadcasts the correct MMSI number to the onboard AIS display.7:15 Proper programming ensures the MOB1 transmits the vessel's identity during an emergency.

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