Icom IC-R9000L [41/72] Tech talk from loom

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• Ic r9oool 1
• Icom inc 1
• Important unpacking 2
• Introduction explicit definitions 2
• Precautions 2
• Adjustment 64 65 3
• Basic operation 32 36 3
• Clock and timer 3
• Control functions 10 3
• Crt display screen menu 11 23 3
• Explicit definitions i 3
• Features 2 3
• Functions receiving 37 38 3
• Important i 3
• Inside views 6 3
• Installations 4 26 3
• Introduction i 3
• Maintenance 59 63 3
• Memory channels 39 40 3
• Operation 5 58 3
• Options 68 3
• Precautions i 3
• Scanning 5 54 3
• Specifications 67 3
• System interconnections 27 31 3
• Table of contents 3
• Table of contents ii 3
• Unpacking i 3
• Features 4
• Full continuous 100 khz 1999 mhz coverage with all modes 4
• Memory channels storing required frequencies 4
• Multi functional lcd monitor 4
• Super high frequency stability 4
• Additional outstanding features 5
• Features 5
• Multi scan functions 5
• Scanning pause timer and vsc voice scan control 5
• 1 front panel 6
• I 2 control functions 6
• Control functions 7
• Control functions 8
• Control functions 9
• Ft в h 9
• 2 rear panel 10
• Control functions 10
• Control functions 11
• 3 lcd monitor 12
• Control functions 12
• 4 hatch cover 13
• Control functions 13
• 1 screen menu construction 14
• All screens including menu return to the menu 1 screen by pushing f 6 menu 14
• Choose the desired screen using these charts i scan 14
• I 3 lcd monitor screen menu 14
• I menu i 14
• I set 2 i 14
• The 17 multi function screens of the lcd monitor are together with the lcd multi function switches ______________ 14
• I set 1 i 15
• Lcd monitor screen menu 15
• R n dêji i i 1 15
• All screens including menu return to the menu 1 screen by pushing f 6 menu 16
• Bank status screen pgs 23 40 16
• Cl v condition screen pgs 22 31 16
• Data format screen pgs 22 29 16
• Fsk mode select screen p 23 16
• I formti i set i 16
• I term i 16
• Lcd monitor screen menu 16
• Menu 1 screen p 14 16
• Terminal monitor screen p 1 16
• 2 menu 1 screen 17
• 3 menu 2 screen 17
• I___i l 17
• 1 memory scan condition 18
• 2 programmed scan condition 18
• 4 scan condition 18
• Lcd monitor screen menu 18
• Screen 18
• Screens 18
• 5 memory list screen 19
• 6 memory edit screen 20
• 7 memory note write screen 20
• 8 spectrum scope screen 21
• 9 clock timer screen 21
• Lcd monitor screen menu 21
• I i möiü 22
• L l eo 22
• R n rm rm 22
• 12 daily timer set 2 screen 23
• 13 clock adjustment 1 23
• Lcd monitor screen menu 23
• Screen 23
• 14 clock adjustment 2 24
• 15 terminal monitor screen 24
• Lcd monitor screen menu 24
• Screen 24
• 16 data format screen 25
• 17 cl v condition screen 25
• Lcd monitor screen menu 25
• X___________________________________ 7 25
• 18 fsk mode select screen 26
• 19 bank status screen 26
• Lcd monitor screen menu 26
• 1 unpacking 27
• 2 selecting location 27
• 3 antenna 27
• 4 grounding 27
• Installations 4 i 27
• Warning 27
• 1 type n connector installation 28
• 2 pl 259 connector installation 28
• 5 antenna connectors 28
• 6 handles and stands 28
• Installations 28
• 7 connections 29
• Installations 29
• Remote 29
• When operating with 13 v dc power supply accepts only regulated power source some versions do not have 29
• 1 recording from the 30
• 1 tape recorder connections 30
• 2 recording with the 30
• Front panel 30
• I 5 system interconnections 30
• Remote control 30
• 2 monitor display 31
• 3 separately recording 31
• Audio and frequency 31
• Connection 31
• System interconnections 5 31
• 3 fsk terminal unit 32
• Data format screen 32
• System interconnections 32
• 4 accessory socket information 33
• Acc socket 33
• Data in socket 33
• System interconnections 5 33
• 5 remote jack information 34
• Addr then rotate the main dial address numbers 01h 7fh can be selected 34
• An optional ct 17 cl v level converter is neces 34
• And hold f 5 731 then rotate the main dial with transceive with the ic 735 34
• Cl v condition screen 34
• Ct 17 connection 34
• F 4 trcv then rotate the main dial 34
• However this data can be changed using the cl v condition screen if desired 34
• Played 34
• Push and hold f 1 de u then rotate the main dial 34
• Push f 2 cl v when the menu 2 screen is dis 34
• Push f 6 menu to return to the menu 1 screen 34
• Sary use a personal computer equipped with an rs 232c serial output port see basic sample software descriptions in the ct 17 instruction manual 34
• Select the cl v condition screen 34
• Selected 34
• System interconnections 34
• The ic r9000l has standard default data for cl v control 34
• The remote jack on the rear panel is an input output port for control of the ic r9000l frequency mode memory channel etc using the remote jack the ic r9000l can be controlled by a personal computer or another icom cl v transceiver 34
• Then rotate the main dial baud rates at 300 1200 4800 and 9600 bps can be 34
• To change baud rates push and hold f 3 baud 34
• To change the address number push and hold f 2 34
• To change the frequency data length to 4 bytes push 34
• To select the user condition for changing data 34
• To turn off the transceive function push and hold 34
• Transceive function 34
• Transceive with another icom radio 34
• 1 initial settings 35
• Antenna connectors 3 antennas are necessary for all band coverage 35
• Basic operation 6 i 35
• Be sure antennas are securely connected to the proper 35
• Be sure the power switch is in the out position then 35
• Be sure the receiver is grounded through the gnd 35
• Connect the ac cable into a domestic ac power outlet 35
• Follow all instructions in section 4 before 35
• Operating the receiver 35
• Push the power switch in to turn on power 35
• Set switches and controls as shown in the table below 35
• Switch and control setting 35
• Terminal 35
• 0 3 0 00 0 36
• 1 using the keyboard 36
• 145 145 5 145 00 0 36
• 2 frequency settings 36
• 50 0 1296 1296 5 1296 50 0 36
• Basic operation 36
• I i i 5 i i i 36
• I r ii s i i ent i 36
• 02 0 430 02 0 430 25 0 37
• 2 using the main dial 37
• 50 0 430 02 0 430 27 0 37
• Basic operation 37
• Шшшш __ 37
• 3 receiving 38
• Tech talk from loom 38
• А в_и д ё 38
• Basic operation 39
• Filter selection 39
• Meter functions 39
• Mode selection 39
• 1 if shift 40
• 2 notch filter 40
• Functions receiving 40
• 3 automatic gain 41
• 4 noise blanker 41
• Control agc 41
• Functions receiving 41
• Tech talk from loom 41
• 02 ch 10 00 0 456ch 42
• 1 memory channel selection 42
• 1 using the channel selector 42
• 2 using the keyboard 42
• Memory channels 42
• 3 using the memory list 43
• 4 memory bank 43
• Memory channels 43
• Screen 43
• 1 in the operating 44
• 2 in the memory list 44
• 2 memory writing 44
• Frequency section 44
• Memory channels 44
• Screen 44
• 3 selected memory number 45
• 4 memory note 45
• Memory channels 45
• S47 d57 cd 45
• S47 d57 qd 45
• Select number all clear 45
• 1 in the operating 46
• 2 in the memory list 46
• 5 memory clearing 46
• Frequency section 46
• Memory channels 46
• Screen 46
• 6 memory editor function 47
• Caution 47
• Memory channels 47
• Scanning 48
• 2 voice scan control vsc 49
• 3 scan resume condition 49
• 4 tape recorder control 49
• 5 scanning with the spectrum 49
• B b b b 49
• Function 49
• Scanning 49
• Scope screen 49
• Tech talk from loom 49
• 2 programmed scan operation 51
• Scanning 51
• 1 setting a priority channel 52
• 2 priority scan operation 52
• 3 priority scan 52
• Scanning 52
• 1 selecting the af scan width 53
• D57 dd 53
• D57 üd 53
• F scan 53
• F scan operation 53
• I 1 1 1 1 53
• Scanning 53
• 5 memory scan 54
• 6 selected mode memory scan 55
• Scan operation 55
• Scanning 55
• Selected mode memory 55
• Tech talk from loom 55
• 1 selecting 56
• 2 scan operation 56
• 7 selected number 56
• A memory scan 56
• Memory scan 56
• Number 56
• Scanning 56
• 8 auto memory write 57
• Auto memory write scan 57
• Caution 57
• Operation 57
• Scanning 57
• 1 clock adjustment 58
• 1 main clock 58
• 2 sub clock 58
• Clock and timer operation 58
• S ddo oo 58
• 1 sleep 1 timer 59
• 2 sleep 2 timer 59
• 2 sleep timer 59
• Clock and timer operation 59
• 1 programming a daily timer 60
• 2 operating the daily timers 60
• 3 daily timer 60
• Clock and timer operation 60
• 3 function operation 61
• 4 programming note 61
• Clock and timer operation 61
• 1 troubleshooting 62
• Maintenance 62
• Problem possible cause solution ref 62
• Receiving 62
• The following chart is designed to help you correct pro blems which are not equipment malfunctions if you are unable to locate the cause of the problem or solve it through the use of this chart contact your nearest icom dealer or service center 62
• 2 cleaning 63
• Avoid the use of strong chemical agents such as benzine or alcohol as they may damage the receiver s surfaces 63
• Clock and timer 63
• Frequency and memory setting 63
• If the receiver becomes dusty or dirty wipe it clean with a dry soft cloth 63
• Maintenance 63
• Problem possible cause solution ref 63
• Scanning 63
• 3 backup batteries 64
• 4 cover removal 64
• Be careful 64
• Caution 64
• Clock battery 64
• Disconnect 64
• Maintenance 64
• Memory backup battery 64
• Warning 64
• 1 ac power input fuse 65
• 2 regulator circuit fuse 65
• 3 13 v dc output jack 65
• 5 fuse replacement 65
• Disconnect 65
• Maintenance 65
• Warning 65
• 1 logic check screen 66
• 2 direct cpu resetting 66
• 6 cpu resetting 66
• Caution 66
• Maintenance 66
• 1 frequency calibration 67
• 2 main dial brake 67
• Adjustment 67
• Adjustment 12 i 67
• 3 optional voice 68
• Adjustment 68
• Synthesizer unit 68
• Unit installation 68
• Voice synthesizer operation 68
• Bottom view 69
• Inside views 13 69
• Mm 1511 w 69
• Top view 69
• Warning 69
• Specifications 70
• Options 15 71
• Count on us 72
• Icom inc 72

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FUNCTIONS RECEI 7 3 AUTOMATIC GAIN CONTROL AGC AGC switches AGC holds audio output constant during fluctu signal strength AGC keeps irritating backgrou from being heard during the short pauses in speech OFF POSITIONS Used when receiving a very weak signal loca stronger signals In this case the RF GAIN useful for reducing receive gain The S meter does not move when the AGC is set t The received audio may be distorted when a stro is received FAST POSITION Normally used when receiving a signal with sho fading such as in CW or FSK mode or when searc signal with the main dial SLOW POSITION Normally used when receiving a signal in SSB mode In FM WFM or AM mode use the SLOW o positions 7 4 NOISE BLANKER The noise blanker effectively reduces interfere pulse type noise such as car ignition systems pulse type noise known as woodpecker noise 1 Push the NB switch ON 2 Adjust the NB LEVEL control as required d on the noise level 3 To suppress woodpecker noise and ot pulse type noise push the NAR WIDE sw WIDE is set NOTE If you turn the NB LEVEL control clockwise the audio output from the may be distorted Tech Talk from loom Q Why does the receiver need AGC A AGC is necessary to output signals constantly from the speaker regardless of the strength of incoming signals Signals of varying strengths enter the receiver circuit through the antenna connector In SSB or CW mode especially signal strength changes a lot from the wave characteristics AGC reduces the receiver gain when a strong signal is received preventing distortion of speaker output After strong signals disappear the receiver gain returns to the original gain AGC automatically controls the receiver gain AGC slow or fast selects the return sp the receiver gain from the reduced gain original gain By holding the receiver gain fo periods AGC constantly emits receive signa the speaker and signals can be comfortably he One aspect of AGC is that very weak signals near stronger signals may be blocked when th is set in the slow or fast position A therefore equipped with an OFF position fo when you wish to receive very weak signals reducing receiver gain