This is LES 002 (STRATOS CSAT-Status Global-Burum, Netherlands) on channel 11822 (1539.555).ģ: Region: IOR / LES: Ø / Status: 3ØØ bps return link / Spare satellite / Out of service / Clear / Terrestrial links open / Alerting supported / Services: ALERT (Maritime Distress Alerting / SafetyNET Traffic / STD-C (Inmarsat-C Traffic) / Store & Forward / Enhanced data reporting / Closed Network / FleetNET Traffic / LES TDM channel number: 11874'

'2: Region: AOR-E / LES: Ø / Status: 3ØØ bps return link / Spare satellite / Out of service / Clear / Terrestrial links open / Alerting supported / Services: ALERT (Maritime Distress Alerting / SafetyNET Traffic / STD-C (Inmarsat-C Traffic) / Store & Forward / Enhanced data reporting / Closed Network / FleetNET Traffic / LES TDM channel number: 11822' '1: Region: POR / LES: Ø / Status: 3ØØ bps return link / Spare satellite / Out of service / Clear / Terrestrial links open / Alerting supported / Services: ALERT (Maritime Distress Alerting / SafetyNET Traffic / STD-C (Inmarsat-C Traffic) / Enhanced data reporting / Closed Network / FleetNET Traffic / LES TDM channel number: 11818' *Other software I have correctly decodes it from the data and on the 2 satellites that I see but MultiPSK wrongly decodes and watching test messages on individual channels indicates the other software is correct.įor example (MultiPSk decode in quotes, mine after after): the software falsely assigns a region and an erroneous LES number when it states one. The listing of transmissions of stations in various regions is not such but is instead a transmission of LES on the same satellite. The decoding software MultiPSK when decoding INMARSAT bulletins boards has something that appears *very wrong*.

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