Which of the following would be a valid...

Which of the following would be a valid...

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Which of the following would be a valid automatic TELEX code and number for a request for a real-time TELEX connection to a shore-based TELEX terminal?

Question 1 of 27070

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Which of the following would be a valid automatic TELEX code and number for a request for a real-time TELEX connection to a shore-based TELEX terminal?

🔍 Key Concepts

• TELEX autodial format used in GMDSS/INMARSAT systems • Difference between connection setup commands (like DIRTLX) and text that belongs in the message body • Meaning and proper placement of the plus (+) end‑of‑address or end‑of‑number signal

💭 Think About

• Look at which options combine the command (DIRTLX) and the number into a single continuous dialing string, and which ones require extra steps or waiting. • Ask yourself: in an automatic connection request, should you be including words like GA or MSG+ inside the dialing sequence, or are those used only after a connection is established? • Consider where the + symbol normally appears when you finish entering a TELEX destination number in automatic dialing mode.

✅ Before You Answer

• Verify that the correct format is command immediately followed by the full TELEX number, with no extra prompts or words in between for an automatic request. • Check whether GA and MSG+ are part of the signaling/dialing sequence, or are actually conversational/message elements used later. • Confirm that the plus sign (+) is placed at the correct spot to indicate the end of the TELEX number during an automatic call setup.