AIS message type
AIS message type 10: UTC and date inquiry
Asks another station to send its UTC time and date. What type 10 carries, who sends it, how often, and how to read it.
What type 10 is
Type 10 is a request addressed to one station asking for its UTC and date. The reply is a type 11.
How to read it
Protocol traffic with no position content.
Decoding it
The AIS message decoder reads the message type and sender MMSI of any sentence, including this one, but does not unpack the body of type 10.
All message types
| Type | Name |
|---|---|
| 1 | Position report, scheduled (Class A) |
| 2 | Position report, assigned schedule (Class A) |
| 3 | Position report, response to interrogation (Class A) |
| 4 | Base station report |
| 5 | Static and voyage related data (Class A) |
| 6 | Binary addressed message |
| 7 | Binary acknowledge |
| 8 | Binary broadcast message |
| 9 | Standard SAR aircraft position report |
| 10 | UTC and date inquiry |
| 11 | UTC and date response |
| 12 | Addressed safety related message |
| 13 | Safety related acknowledgement |
| 14 | Safety related broadcast message |
| 15 | Interrogation |
| 16 | Assignment mode command |
| 17 | DGNSS broadcast binary message |
| 18 | Standard Class B equipment position report |
| 19 | Extended Class B equipment position report |
| 20 | Data link management message |
| 21 | Aid-to-navigation report |
| 22 | Channel management |
| 23 | Group assignment command |
| 24 | Static data report (Class B) |
| 25 | Single slot binary message |
| 26 | Multiple slot binary message with communications state |
| 27 | Long-range AIS broadcast message |