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MENU SCREEN
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Mode Set mode
LSB Accept
(Default: Disable for AUS, RX & TX for others)
Set the LSB mode to “Disable,” “RX” or
“RX & TX.”
Disable: Disables the transceiver from
both receiving and transmit-
ting calls.
RX: Allows the transceiver to re-
ceive calls, but disables it from
transmitting them.
RX & TX: Allows the transceiver to both
receive and transmit calls.
Band Width
Displays the IF filter passband width.
The width is permanently set to “3000Hz.”
Modem AF
(Default: USB)
Set the connector for data modulation
input when an external unit’s [PTT] is
pushed.
TC4: Inputs the modulation signals
through a RapidM TC4 HF
Data Modem Module.
ACC: Inputs the modulation signals
through the ACC connector.
USB: Inputs the modulation signals
through a USB port.
USB Accept
Displays the USB mode permission set-
ting.
This setting is permanently set to “RX &
TX.”
Band Width
Displays the IF filter passband width.
The width is permanently set to “3000Hz.”
Modem AF
(Default: USB)
Set the connector for data modulation
input when an external unit’s [PTT] is
pushed.
See the “Modem AF” item in “LSB” for de-
tails.
Setmode D (Continued)
Содержание
- Hf transceiver 1
- If8101 1
- Instruction manual 1
- Ale automatic link establishment sel call capability digital signal processor dsp allows flex ible filter selection full dot matrix lcd for a variety of infor mation 2
- D features 2
- Explicit definitions 2
- Fcc information 2
- Foreword 2
- Important 2
- Read this instruction manual carefull 2
- Save this instruction manual 2
- Table of contents 3
- Safety training information 4
- Information en matière de sécurité 5
- Be careful 6
- Caution 6
- Caution neve 6
- Precautions 6
- R danger high rf voltage neve 6
- R warning 6
- R warning alway 6
- R warning neve 6
- Controller front panel or hm 192 7
- Panel description 7
- Quick reference 7
- A b c a b c 8
- D e f d e f 8
- D keypad 8
- Frontpanel hm 192 8
- G h i g h i 8
- J k l j k l 8
- M n o m n o 8
- P r s p r s 8
- Q z q z 8
- Selectablecharacters 8
- T u v t u v 8
- W x y w x y 8
- Clarifier key clar 9
- Clear talk key c talk 9
- Display key disp 9
- Manager key mngr 9
- Mode key mode 9
- Mute key mute 9
- Note the call squelch function cannot be selected in the vfo mode 9
- Note the selectable operating mode can be programmed in the mode item of set mode 9
- Pp 56 60 9
- Push to enter the manager menu screen 9
- Push to open the antenna tune window p 11 9
- Push to open the clarifier adjustment win dow 9
- Push to select the display information 9
- Push to select the operating mode 9
- Push to select the squelch type call squelch s meter squelch level 1 to 50 voice squelch or squelch off are selectable 9
- Push to turn the clear talk function on or off 9
- Quick reference 9
- Tuner key tune 9
- Dc q fan 10
- Protect plug 10
- Rear panel 10
- W sp e 10
- Lcd screen 11
- Q w r t yu q w r t yu e e 11
- Quick reference 11
- 3 call icon displays the call type icons for selcall or ale 12
- Lcd screen continued 12
- Memory channel display 12
- Basic operation 13
- Power on 13
- Quick reference 13
- Selecting the display mode 13
- Selecting a channel 14
- Setting audio volume 14
- Squelch function 14
- For your reference d 15
- Mode selection 15
- Quick reference 15
- Scan function 15
- Vfo operation 16
- Basic voice transmit receive 17
- Quick reference 17
- Receive and transmit 17
- Functions for transmit 18
- Setting microphone gain d 18
- Transmit power selection d 18
- Speech processor d 19
- Speech processor level d 19
- Clarifier function d 20
- Functions for receive 20
- Preamp and attenuator d 20
- Noise blanker adjustment d 21
- Noise blanker d 21
- Agc function d 22
- Agc off function d 22
- Clear talk function d 23
- Clear talk level d 23
- Quick reference 23
- Available calls d 24
- Selcall ale operation 24
- Selcall or ale 24
- Selective call d 25
- Afteraphonecall q when a phone call is finished push to trans mit the disconnect call 26
- Allows you to make phone calls through a telephone interconnect service provider 26
- Phone call d 26
- Preparationforaphonecall send a channel test call on several phone call chan nels and check the propagation on each one to select the channel with the best signal quality p 26 26
- Push e 26
- Push i 26
- Push keypad to enter the number and then push r 26
- Push keypad to enter the phone link id and then t push 26
- Push u 26
- Push y 26
- Sending a phone call hold down q for 1 second to enter the network selection screen push w r or s to select the desired network and then push 26
- To select the call type to phone 26
- To select the channel 26
- To select the profile then push 26
- To transmit the phone call the call is stored in the call out memory 26
- You can also make a phone call when the address screen is displayed in this case you can skip sev eral steps see page 29 for the simple selcall opera tion details 26
- E push 4 to save the message 27
- Message call d 27
- Message selection 27
- New message input 27
- Preparation for a message call send a channel test call on several selcall channels and check the propagation on each one to select the channel with the best signal quality p 26 27
- Push e 27
- Push i 27
- Push keypad to enter the call id and then push r 27
- Push u 27
- Push y 27
- Q hold down 4 to enter the input mode 27
- Quick reference 27
- Select the desired message or edit new message t 27
- Select the message and then push 27
- Sendingamessagecall hold down q for 1 second to enter the network selection screen push w r or s to select the desired network and then push 27
- The message call allows you to exchange text mes sages of up to 64 characters with the intended id station and also leave a message at the station icom selcall 64 characters upper case lower case letters open selcall 32 characters only upper case letter 27
- To select the call type to mes sage 27
- To select the channel 27
- To select the profile then push 27
- To transmit the message call the call is stored in the call out memory 27
- W push keypad to enter the message 27
- You can also make a message call when the ad dress screen is displayed in this case you can skip several steps see page 29 for the simple selcall operation details 27
- Send position call d 28
- Get position call d 29
- Quick reference 29
- Get status call only icom selcall d 30
- Emergency call d 31
- Channel test call d 32
- Push e 33
- Push i 33
- Push keypad to enter the call id and then push r 33
- Push keypad to enter the specified station s pin t code and then push 33
- Push u 33
- Push y 33
- Quick reference 33
- Sendingastuncall hold down q for 1 second to enter the network selection screen push w r or s to select the desired network and then push 33
- Stun call only open selcall d 33
- The stun call disables the specified station from either transmitting and receiving 33
- To select the call type to stun 33
- To select the channel 33
- To select the profile then push 33
- To transmit the stun call the call is stored in the call out memory 33
- Rfds emergency call only aus versions d 34
- After setting is finished push w 35
- Depending on the entry following settings are required 4 setting is required 35
- Enters 35
- Only message call 35
- Only phone call 35
- Only the channels that belong to the network are displayed 35
- Priority network is used 35
- Push e 35
- Push q 35
- Simple selcall operation d 35
- The contents is skipped 35
- The simple selcall mode is convenient to transmit the often used selcalls 35
- To select the channel 35
- To transmit the call 35
- When the preprogrammed id or previously used id exists in the selected entry the call automatically selects the id and skips the contents 35
- When the setting of the entry is effective call is possible the content is skipped 35
- Ale call d 36
- Ale sounding d 37
- Ale amd call d 38
- Manager menu 39
- Menu screen 39
- Quick reference 39
- D return to the user mode 40
- Entering the administrator mode d 40
- Keypad 40
- Manager menu continued 40
- Push q mngr to enter the manager menu screen 40
- Push the keypad keys to enter the administrator e password and then push 4 40
- Push w 4 to enter the administrator mode 40
- Push w 4 to enter the user mode 40
- When first entering the administrator mode a login password may be required depending on the prepro gramming 40
- Quick reference 41
- Setting the access rights d 41
- Setting the access rights view d 41
- Built in test d 42
- Information d 42
- Create entry d 43
- Quick reference 43
- Ale making a net id push q r or s to select ale and then push 4 44
- Channel a new memory channel can be created 44
- Manager menu create entry continued d 44
- Push keypad to enter the channel name and then w push 4 44
- Push keypad to enter the desired id and then e push 4 44
- Push keypad to enter the receive frequency and e then push 4 44
- Push keypad to enter the transmit frequency and r then push 4 44
- Push q r or s to select channel and then push 4 to enter the input mode 44
- Push r 4 to save the id and exit 44
- Push t r or s to select the operating mode 44
- Push w r or s to select a net id and then push 4 to enter the input mode 44
- Push y 4 to save the channel and exit 44
- Quick reference 45
- Quick reference 47
- Delete entry d 48
- Channel a new memory channel can be created 49
- Push keypad to enter the channel name and then w push 4 49
- Push keypad to enter the receive frequency and e then push 4 49
- Push keypad to enter the transmit frequency and r then push 4 49
- Push q mngr to enter the manager menu screen 49
- Push q r or s to select channel and then hold down 4 for 1 second to enter the input mode 49
- Push t r or s to select the operating mode 49
- Push w r or s to select setup and then push 4 create the desired entry as follows e 49
- Push y 4 to save the channel and exit 49
- Quick reference 49
- Setup d 49
- You can make a new entries that are channel net work ale self id or selcall profile using the setup wizard 49
- Quick reference 51
- Call in call out d 52
- Channel d 52
- Displays or edits the entry of the list that is related to ale while displaying an entry hold down 4 for 1 second to enter the programing mode 52
- Displays or edits the memory channels while displaying an entry of the memory channel hold down 4 for 1 second to enter the editing mode 52
- Displays the entry of the call in received call or call out send call 52
- Entering the main menu d 52
- Main menu 52
- Push e r or s to select the item and then push or hold down 4 to display or edit the screen 52
- Push q 8 to enter the main menu screen push w r or s to select the item and then push 4 to open the screen 52
- Displays or edits the entry of the list that related to selcall while displaying an entry hold down 4 for 1 second to enter the programing mode 53
- Displays or edits the entry of the network list while displaying an entry hold down 4 for 1 second to enter the editing mode 53
- Network d 53
- Quick reference 53
- Selcall d 53
- Ale set mode 54
- Ber threshold 54
- Call retry 54
- Decay time 54
- Error threshold 54
- Golay threshold 54
- Setmode d 54
- Silent 54
- Accept ale 56
- Accept icom selcall 56
- Accept open selcall 56
- Accept rfds only aus version 56
- Call set mode 56
- Timeout 56
- Tx open stun call 56
- Auto start type 57
- Auto start wait time 57
- Comment set mode 57
- Customer name 57
- Quick reference 57
- Setting comment 57
- Clear talk level 58
- Config set mode 58
- Meter squelch level 58
- Noise blanker 58
- Noise blanker depth 58
- Noise blanker level 58
- Pre amp 59
- Quick reference 59
- Rf power 59
- Speech processor 59
- Speech processor level 59
- Cw break in 60
- Mic gain 60
- Tx timeout 60
- Vfo mode 60
- Vfo split 60
- Built in test display 61
- Emergency set mode 61
- Ii key 61
- Iii key 61
- Key set mode 61
- Link interval 61
- Quick reference 61
- Band width 62
- Lsb accept 62
- Mode set mode 62
- Modem af 62
- Usb accept 62
- Polarity 64
- Rtty accept 64
- Band width 65
- Lsbd1 accept 65
- Lsbd2 accept 65
- Modem af 65
- Offset 65
- Quick reference 65
- Band width 66
- Lsbd3 accept 66
- Modem af 66
- Offset 66
- Password set mode 66
- Pin code 66
- Pin code set mode 66
- All memory scan speed 67
- Quick reference 67
- Scan set mode 67
- Voice scan resume 67
- Backlight 68
- Contrast 68
- Dimmer 68
- Marquee 68
- Screen set mode 68
- Ci v address 69
- Ci v baudrate 69
- Gps baudrate 69
- Quick reference 69
- Selcall set mode 69
- Serial port set mode 69
- Silent 69
- Time set mode 70
- Utc offset 70
- Cpu reset 71
- Quick reference 71
- Connection and installation 72
- D one package type 72
- D separated type 72
- Supplied accessories 72
- D remote control microphone type 73
- Quick reference 73
- Connections 74
- Cw key connection 74
- Fsk connection 74
- R warning never connect to a 24 v bat tery this will damage the transceiver 74
- Red _ black 74
- V battery 12v battery 74
- Wrap both the antenna and the control cable con nectors with rubber vulcanizing tape and then wrap electrical tape over the rubber vulcanizing tape to help in waterproofing 74
- Ground connection 76
- Power source 76
- Antenna 77
- Cfu f8100 optional cooling fan 77
- For users in california u s a 77
- R danger high voltage 77
- D separation 78
- D supplied accessories 78
- E unscrew the 4 hex socket screws using an allen wrench then remove the front panel from the trans ceiver in the direction of the arrow 78
- Is required for separately in stalling the transceiver front panel and main unit 78
- Q first make sure the transceiver s power is off then disconnect the dc power cable w remove the knob bolts and mounting bracket from the rmk 6 78
- R disconnect the connection cable from the front panel 78
- Rmk 6 optional separation kit 78
- The optional opc 607 3 m 9 ft opc 608 8 m 26 ft opc 609 1 m 6 ft or opc 726 5 m 16 ft 78
- The rmk 6 allows you to install the ic f8101 s front panel separately from the main unit for added installa tion convenience and operation use either the optional opc 607 opc 608 opc 609 or opc726 78
- With the rmk 6 the rmk 6 is the same as the one supplied in the separated type transceiver 78
- Quick reference 79
- D mounting 80
- Hm 192 optional remote control microphone 80
- D mounting location 81
- D mounting the controller or speaker 81
- Mounting 81
- D mounting the transceiver 82
- R warning 82
- D dc power cable fuse replacement 83
- D internal fuse replacement 83
- Fuse replacement 83
- R warning 83
- Acc pin pin name description specification 84
- Atu pin pin name description specification 84
- Connector information 84
- Connector information for opc 2308 85
- D sub 15 pin male 85
- D sub 9 pin female 85
- D sub 9 pin male 85
- Pin pin name pin 85
- Quick reference 85
- D general 86
- D receiver 86
- D transmitter 86
- Specifications 86
- Options 87
- Quick reference 87
- 1 32 kamiminami hirano ku osaka 547 0003 japan 88
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