 Part 1 of 3
1-1 Introduction to Emergency Communications 1-2 Prerequisite to Emergency Communications 1-3 Communication Organizations 1-4 The Primary Served Agency 1-5 Communications Guidelines 1-6 Safety and Security Considerations 1-7 Traffic Nets 1-8 CW Nets 1-9 Basic Training Checklist 1-10 Incident Command System 1-11 Emergency Call-Outs 25-question multiple-choice assessments Part 2 of 3
2-2 Public Service Communications 2-3 Communication Organizations 2-4 The National Traffic System (NTS) 2-5 Communications 2-6 Message Handling 2-7 Radiogram Elements - Preamble 2-8 ARRL Format Radiograms 2-9 More NTS Information 2-10 Served Agency Communications Systems Overview 2-11 Net Participant Guide 2-12 ARRL Precedences and Handling Instructions 2-13 Digital Nets 2-14 Voice Nets 2-15 Basic Preparation 2-16 Practical Experience 2-17 Operating Skills and Further Training 2-18 Resources 2-19 Equipment - HF Jump Kit 2-20 Setup, Initial Operation, and Shutdown 2-21 Packet 25-question multiple-choice assessments Part 3 of 3
3-2 Communications Tools 3-3 JNOS and TCP/IP Packet E-mail Systems 3-4 Amateur Television 3-5 Security and Privacy 3-6 Connectors and Maintenance Considerations 3-7 Equipment Operations 3-8 More about the Incident Command System' 3-9 Emergency Callouts 25-question multiple-choice assessments Award of certificate and ID card |