What sequence of ARQ codes indicates that a shore station is awaiting instructions from the vessel and the vessel requests a live connection to a land telex number?

The sequence of ARQ codes that indicates a shore station is awaiting instructions from the vessel while the vessel requests a live connection to a land telex number is defined by the use of specific ARQ codes that serve particular communication purposes.

In this context, the use of "GA+?" signifies that the vessel is calling the shore station with the intent to communicate further, specifically inquiring if the shore station is ready to engage in a dialogue. This sets the stage for connecting to the land telex number, making it clear that additional interaction is anticipated. The subsequent use of "DIRTLX" specifies the intent to establish connection to a Direct Telex, which signifies the vessel's need to send or receive messages via telex service.

Finally, "BRK+" indicates that the vessel is ready to establish a connection ("Break", essentially denotes readiness for conversation). This entire sequence helps facilitate a clear and structured communication process where both the vessel and shore station are aligned on the purpose and nature of the connection being established.

The other sequences do not align with this context as effectively. For instance, sequences that include "NNNN" do not communicate the specific request for a telex connection, leading to ambiguity in what is being requested. Hence, the selected