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If your vessel is in the IOR, which of the following is a correctly formatted Inmarsat-C address book entry for sending communications to a shoreside TELEX terminal number 77829 in the Philippines (TELEX country code 758)?

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🔍 Key Concepts

• Inmarsat-C addressing format for sending to a shoreside TELEX terminal • Difference between Inmarsat Ocean Region codes (e.g., 873, 583) and TELEX country codes (e.g., 758) • How the full number string must be built when sending from a ship earth station to a land TELEX number

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• Ask yourself: when you send to a normal land-based TELEX, do you need to include an Inmarsat ocean region code in the address, or only TELEX-related digits? • Think about where the communication is terminating: on a ship earth station or in the public TELEX network ashore—how does that affect the prefix used? • Which option looks like it could be a combination of an Inmarsat mobile/ocean region access code, and which look like plain TELEX-style numbers?

✅ Before You Answer

• Verify which leading digits are used for Inmarsat-C ship earth station numbers versus public TELEX numbers. • Confirm whether a ‘+’ sign is normally part of an Inmarsat-C address book entry for a TELEX destination, or if only digits are used. • Check that the format you choose matches a TELEX country code + subscriber number pattern, without extra satellite access codes that apply to mobile terminals instead of shoreside TELEX lines.

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