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INDEX

R (Continued)

RF meter ................................................................10-2

RS-MS1A ...............................................................12-8

RS-MS1I ................................................................12-9

RX Bass.................................................................9-48

RX Bass Boost ......................................................9-48

RX Call Sign ..........................................................9-63

RX Call Sign SPEECH ..........................................9-51

RX>CS SPEECH ...................................................9-51

RX History .............................................................9-42

RX History Log ......................................................9-54

RX Position Display ...............................................9-63

RX Position Display Timer .....................................9-63

RX Position Indicator .............................................9-63

RX REC Condition .................................................9-21

RX Record (RPT) ..................................................9-49

RX Treble...............................................................9-48

Save Setting ..........................................................9-68

Scan ......................................................................2-1

Bank Link ............................................................9-18

[DIAL] operation ....................................................2-3

Duplex (DUP) scan ...............................................2-2

Memory Bank scan ...............................................2-7

Memory scan ........................................................2-6

Pause Timer ........................................................9-18

Receive mode during a scan ................................2-3

Resume Timer .....................................................9-18

Scan edges, Entering ............................................2-9

Scan Stop Beep .......................................... 2-3, 9-66

Skip

Skip channel .......................................................2-8

Skip frequency ....................................................2-5

Temporary Skip timer ............................... 2-3, 9-18

Squelch setting .....................................................2-3

Tone scan ..............................................................2-2

Tuning step for a VFO scan ..................................2-3

VFO mode scan ....................................................2-4

Scope AF Output ...................................................9-66

Scroll Speed ..........................................................9-63

SD Card Info ..........................................................9-68

Separator/Decimal ....................................... 9-54, 9-68

Serialport Function ................................................9-72

Skip Time ...............................................................9-22

Speech

SPEECH Language ............................................9-51

SPEECH Level ....................................................9-52

SPEECH Speed ..................................................9-52

Speed ................................................. 9-29, 9-32, 9-64

Squelch/ATT Select ...............................................9-57

Squelch Delay ............................................. 9-57, 10-2

SSID ........................................9-26, 9-30, 9-33, 9-34

Standby Beep ........................................................9-66

Symbol.......................................9-24, 9-28, 9-31, 9-34

Symbol list .............................................................9-25

System Language..................................................9-64

Temperature ..........................................................9-64

Temporary Skip Timer............................................9-18

Terminal Mode .......................................................9-67

Text entry ................................................................... iv

TIME ....................................................................9-67

Time-Out Timer ......................................................9-60

Time Stamp ........................................ 9-26, 9-30, 9-34

Tone Burst .............................................................9-16

Tone squelch operation .......................................10-11

Transmit power levels ............................................10-2

TSQL Freq .............................................................9-16

TX ....................................................................9-23

TX Bass .................................................................9-48

TX Call Sign...........................................................9-63

TX Delay (PTT) ......................................................9-49

TX Format ..............................................................9-24

TX History ................................................................4-7

TX Message ..........................................................9-47

TX Monitor .............................................................9-23

TX Treble ...............................................................9-48

Unmount ................................................................9-68

Unproto Address ....................................................9-24

Updating the firmware

...........................................13-1

Firmware version ................................................13-2

Up/Down MIC Key .................................................9-57

UTC Offset .............................................................9-67

Version...................................................................9-73

Voice memory ..........................................................7-1

Changing the QSO recorder settings ....................7-4

Deleting an Audio File ...........................................7-5

Deleting an Audio Folder .......................................7-5

File information .....................................................7-6

Memory capacity (microSD card) ..........................7-7

Play Files ............................................................9-21

Playing back ..........................................................7-3

On the PC ...........................................................7-8

Recording ..............................................................7-2

REC Mode ..........................................................9-21

REC Start ............................................................9-21

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Summary of Contents for D-STAR ID-4100A

Page 1: ...come with the transceiver for precautions installations and basic operations ADVANCED MANUAL INDEX 13 UPDATING THE FIRMWARE 12 Bluetooth OPERATION 11 OPTIONS 10 OTHER FUNCTIONS 9 MENU SCREEN 8 REPEATER AND DUPLEX OPERATIONS 7 VOICE MEMORY 6 USING A microSD CARD 5 GPS OPERATION 4 D STAR OPERATION 3 PRIORITY WATCH 2 SCAN OPERATION 1 MEMORY OPERATION INTRODUCTION ...

Page 2: ... Inc The iPhone trademark is used under license from AiPhone Co Ltd Galaxy and Galaxy S are registered trademarks of Samsung Electronics Co Ltd Google the Google Logo Google Play the Google Play logo All other products or brands are registered trademarks or trademarks of their respective holders ABOUT THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE MANUAL As of April 2017 Basic manual Comes with the transceiver Instructi...

Page 3: ...ion 3 2 GPS GPS operation 5 2 Checking your GPS position 5 3 Checking GPS information Sky view screen 5 11 Transmitting D PRS data 5 12 5 13 Transmitting NMEA data 5 12 5 25 GPS Logger function 5 34 GPS Auto transmission 5 38 D STAR Register your call sign on a gateway repeater D STAR Guide FROM Access repeater setting 4 3 TO Destination setting 4 8 Connecting to a Reflector 4 13 Message operation...

Page 4: ...nd or search screen or advanced search screen Printing out the desired pages Click Print in the File menu and then select the paper size and page numbers you want to print The printing setup may differ depending on the printer Refer to your printer s instruction manual for details Select A4 size to print out the page in the original manual size Read Out Loud feature The Read Out Loud feature reads...

Page 5: ...s and symbols Character conversion AB A to Z space A a ab a to z space A a 12 0 to 9 space _ space TIP When the character type is AB or ab and while entering a character push QUICK to convert between upper case and lower case letters Push QUICK To insert a text move the cursor to a place to enter then rotate DIAL To clear a character push RX CS To consecutively clear characters continuously hold d...

Page 6: ... 5 22 Object Name Item Name AB ab 12 9 p 5 17 GPS Message AB ab 12 20 p 5 26 SD Card Save Setting AB ab 12 20 Illegal characters p 6 4 Export AB ab 12 20 Illegal characters p 6 9 Bluetooth Set Device name AB ab 12 8 Except for ICOM BT p 9 72 Repeater List Group name AB ab 12 16 p 4 41 Repeater name AB ab 12 16 p 4 34 Sub name AB ab 12 8 p 4 34 Call sign A to Z 0 to 9 space 8 p 4 34 GW Call sign A ...

Page 7: ...10 Rotate DIAL to select a character then push ï Example C L Informatio L To move the cursor forward push MW To move the cursor backward push MODE To insert a text move the cursor to a place to enter then rotate DIAL To clear a character push RX CS To consecutively clear characters continuously hold down RX CS When the character type is AB or ab and while entering a character push QUICK to convert...

Page 8: ...Writing to the selected channel 1 5 D D Writing to a blank channel 1 5 D D Overwriting to the selected channel 1 6 D D Copying Memory content to the VFO 1 6 D D Copying Memory content to another Memory channel 1 7 Memory bank setting 1 8 D D Assigning a memory channel to a memory bank 1 8 D D Directly writing into a memory bank 1 9 D D Selecting the Memory Bank mode 1 9 Entering a Memory or Bank n...

Page 9: ...UP and frequency offset Memory name Scan skip setting Tuning step Operating mode Subaudible tone encoder tone squelch or DTCS squelch ON OFF Subaudible tone frequency tone squelch frequency or DTCS code with polarity UR station call sign R1 R2 call signs Digital Call sign squelch or Digital code squelch ON OFF Digital code Memory bank NOTE Memory content may be accidentally cleared by static elect...

Page 10: ...mory CH 1 Push MENU 2 Rotate DIAL to select Manage Memory then push ï Displays the MANAGE MEMORY screen L L You can display the MANAGE MEMORY screen by pushing MW on other than the DR screen 3 Select Memory CH then push ï 4 Select ALL then push ï Displays the ALL screen 5 Select a channel then push ï Displays the Memory content L L Rotate DIAL to select the page 6 Push MENU Returns to the standby ...

Page 11: ...annels are not selectable Selecting a Memory channel DIAL V M Two Call channels C0 C1 are selectable in each of the 144 and 430 MHz bands Factory default frequencies and operating modes are entered into the Call channels Change these to suit your operating needs 1 Hold down CALL for 1 second Enters the Call channel mode L L Pushing CALL again cancels the Call channel mode 2 Rotate DIAL Selects a C...

Page 12: ...18 L L If you select a pre entered channel the previous channel content will be overwritten L L The Call channels are also selectable 6 Push MW The confirmation dialog Write to a blank channel is displayed 7 Select YES then push ï Beeps sound and writes into the selected Memory channel Returns to the standby screen VFO mode D DWriting to a blank channel Example Writing 146 030 MHz into a blank cha...

Page 13: ...t YES then push ï Beeps sound and writes into the selected Memory channel Returns to the standby screen VFO mode Writing to a Memory channel Continued D DCopying Memory content to the VFO It is convenient when you want to operate on a channel frequency near a Memory or Call channel Example Copying Memory channel 001 to the VFO 1 Push V M several times until you enter the Memory mode 2 Rotate DIAL ...

Page 14: ...he DR screen 3 Select Memory CH then push ï 4 Select ALL then push ï Displays the ALL screen 5 Rotate DIAL to select the Memory channel 018 then push QUICK 6 Select Copy then push ï DESTINATION blinks at the top left of the screen D DCopying Memory content to another Memory channel Writing to a Memory channel Continued 7 Select the destination channel then push ï Beeps sound and copies to the dest...

Page 15: ...r than the DR screen 3 Select Memory CH then push ï 4 Select ALL then push ï Displays the ALL screen 5 Rotate DIAL to select the Memory channel to be assigned to a bank then push QUICK 6 Select Edit then push ï 7 Select BANK then push ï 8 Select a bank to be assigned then push ï 9 Select Overwrite then push ï The confirmation dialog Overwrite is displayed 10 Select YES then push ï Beeps sound and ...

Page 16: ...e memory content to the bank channel TIP On the WRITE screen you can select other channel by rotating DIAL L L If you select a pre entered channel the previous channel content will be overwritten Memory bank setting Continued D DSelecting the Memory Bank mode When you select the Memory Bank mode rotating DIAL selects only the entered bank channels in the selected bank 1 Push V M several times unti...

Page 17: ...4 Select ALL then push ï Displays the ALL screen 5 Rotate DIAL to select the Memory channel to enter a name then push QUICK 6 Select Edit then push ï 7 Select NAME then push ï Enters the name entry mode 8 Enter a name of up to 16 characters Example Calling Selectable characters and symbols A to Z a to z 0 to 9 _ space L L See Entering and editing text for details p iv 9 After entering push ï 10 Se...

Page 18: ... 3 Select Memory CH then push ï 4 Select a bank group to enter a name then push QUICK 5 Select Edit Name Enters the bank name entry mode 6 Enter a bank name of up to 16 characters Example Contest Selectable characters and symbols A to Z a to z 0 to 9 _ space L L See Entering and editing text for details p iv 7 After entering push ï Beeps sound and writes the entered name to the bank Entering a Mem...

Page 19: ...ame display Entered memory content can be cleared Manage Memory Memory CH 1 Push MENU 2 Rotate DIAL to select Manage Memory then push ï Displays the MANAGE MEMORY screen L L You can display the MANAGE MEMORY screen by pushing MW on other than the DR screen 3 Select Memory CH then push ï 4 Select ALL then push ï Displays the ALL screen 5 Rotate DIAL to select the Memory channel to be cleared then p...

Page 20: ...nction 2 3 D D Temporary Skip timer 2 3 D D Receive mode during a scan 2 3 D D When a signal is received 2 3 D D Scan Stop Beep function 2 3 VFO mode scan 2 4 D D Scan type 2 4 D D About a Scan name 2 5 D D About a Program Link name 2 5 D D Setting the skip frequencies 2 5 Memory scan 2 6 D D Scan type 2 6 Memory Bank scan 2 7 D D Scan type 2 7 D D About a Bank name 2 7 Setting and clearing the sk...

Page 21: ...encies over the entire selected band Band edge Band edge Scan Jump P SKIP P SKIP PROG 0 24 Program scan Scans the Program scan edge ranges Scan Program Scan Edge p 2 9 9 18 Band edge Lower freq Higher freq Band edge Scan edges Scan Jump Jump L L At least one Program scan edge range must be entered to start a Program scan P LINK0 9 Program link scan Sequentially scans the Program scan edge ranges w...

Page 22: ...unwanted frequencies during a scan for the set period of time These settings can be changed on the MENU screen p 9 18 Scan Temporary Skip Timer D DReceive mode during a scan The VFO scan uses the selected receive mode L L For a Program scan or Program Link scan set the tuning step in the Program Scan Edge ranges p 2 9 During a Memory or Bank scan the mode entered into the channel is used Scan Cont...

Page 23: ...the Tone Squelch scanning L L The frequencies that are set as a Skip channel PSKIP are skipped during a scan p 2 8 L L When Program Skip is set to OFF the Skip channel frequencies are not skipped p 9 18 Scan Program Skip TIP During a scan rotating DIAL changes the scanning direction During a scan you can change the operating band scan edge and so on in the Quick Menu window The scan continuously r...

Page 24: ...D DSetting the skip frequencies You can set unnecessary frequencies as Skip channels PSKIP to be skipped during a scan The Skip function speeds up a scan 1 Start the VFO scan When a signal is received the scan pauses 2 Push QUICK 3 Rotate DIAL to select SKIP Sets the frequency as a Skip channel into empty Memory channel 999 The entered Memory channel number blinks L L If channel 999 already has co...

Page 25: ...eived signal strength 4 Push SCAN Cancels the scan D DScan type The Memory mode scan has 5 scan types ALL Full scan BAND Band Memory scan MODE Mode Memory scan DUP Duplex scan Displayed only when duplex is set TONE Tone scan For the Tone squelch scanning L L When two or more Memory channels which are not set as Skip channels are entered the Memory scan is usable L L The channels that are set as a ...

Page 26: ...contain a Memory channel DUP Duplex scan Displayed only when duplex is set on the channel TONE Tone scan For tone scanning L L When all channels are set as SKIP or PSKIP the bank is skipped during a Bank Link scan p 2 8 L L When all channels in the selected bank are set as SKIP or PSKIP the scan does not start L L When two or more Memory channels which are not set as Skip channels are entered in a...

Page 27: ...de 2 Rotate DIAL to select the Memory channel 3 Push QUICK 4 Rotate DIAL to select SKIP then push ï 5 Select the option then push ï OFF Cancel the skip setting SKIP Skipped during a memory scan PSKIP Skipped during both VFO and memory scans When a Skip channel is set SKIP or PSKIP is displayed DIAL QUICK V M TIP To clear the skip channel setting To clear the skip channel setting select OFF in step...

Page 28: ...lect NAME then push ï Enter the name entry mode 8 Enter a name of up to 16 characters then push ï Example Air Selectable characters and symbols A to Z a to z 0 to 9 _ space L L See Entering and editing text for details p iv 9 Select FREQUENCY then push ï 10 Rotate DIAL to set a lower frequency then push ï Example 118000 L L Push MW to move the cursor forwards or push MODE to move the cursor backwa...

Page 29: ...L L When you select the receive mode set in the VFO mode is used during a scan 16 Select Write then push ï The confirmation dialog Write is displayed 17 Select YES then push ï Beeps sound and automatically writes into the selected scan edge channel Returns to the PROGRAM SCAN EDGE screen Entering scan edges Continued Previous view ...

Page 30: ...3 3 VFO frequency and a Memory Bank scan 3 4 D D When a signal is received 3 4 VFO scan and a Priority channel 3 5 D D When a signal is received 3 5 VFO scan and a Memory Bank scan 3 6 D D When a signal is received 3 6 Scanning FROM on the DR screen and a Priority channel 3 7 D D When a signal is received 3 7 DR scan and a Priority channel 3 8 D D When a signal is received 3 8 Previous view ...

Page 31: ...ICK 2 Rotate DIAL to select PRIO Watch then push ï 3 Select an option then push ï ON Starts Priority Watch When a signal is received on the Priority channel the channel is automatically selected Bell Starts Priority Watch When a signal is received on the Priority channel the S icon blinks P is displayed and the Priority watch starts D DCanceling the Priority watch 1 Push QUICK 2 Rotate DIAL to sel...

Page 32: ...e Priority watch option then push ï P is displayed and the Priority watch starts Example Checks Memory channel 002 while receiving on 146 010 MHz Checks Memory channel 002 every 5 seconds Priority channel Checks the selected Priority channel every 5 seconds while receiving on a VFO frequency VFO frequency and a Priority channel Receiving 5 seconds VFO frequency Priority channel Step 4 Canceling th...

Page 33: ...uentially checks the Memory channels while receiving on 146 010 MHz Checks the Memory channels every 5 seconds The Memory channels are sequentially checked Sequentially checks the Memory or Bank channels every 5 seconds while receiving on a VFO frequency VFO frequency and a Memory Bank scan Step 4 Canceling the Priority watch p 3 2 1 Push QUICK 2 Rotate DIAL to select PRIO Watch OFF then push ï P ...

Page 34: ...is displayed and the Priority watch starts Step 3 Starts the VFO scan p 2 4 1 In the VFO mode hold down SCAN for 1 second Opens the Scan Type Select window 2 Rotate DIAL to select a scan type then push ï The scan starts Example Checks Memory channel 002 during a VFO mode scan Checks Memory channel 002 every 5 seconds Scan 5 seconds VFO mode Priority channel D DWhen a signal is received When ON is ...

Page 35: ...ts Step 3 Starts the VFO scan p 2 4 1 In the VFO mode hold down SCAN for 1 second Opens the Scan Type Select window 2 Rotate DIAL to select a scan type then push ï The scan starts Example Sequentially checks the Memory channels while VFO scanning Sequentially checks the Memory channels every 5 seconds Step 4 Canceling the Priority watch p 3 2 1 Push QUICK 2 Rotate DIAL to select PRIO Watch OFF the...

Page 36: ...or a simplex frequency Step 3 Starts the Priority watch p 3 2 1 Push QUICK 2 Rotate DIAL to select PRIO Watch then push ï 3 Select the Priority watch option then push ï P is displayed and the Priority watch starts Checks the selected Priority channel every 5 seconds while receiving a repeater or simplex frequency in FROM of the DR screen Scanning FROM on the DR screen and a Priority channel Receiv...

Page 37: ...ond Displays the DR scan setting window 3 Rotate DIAL to select the scan type then push ï The selected scan starts Step 3 Starts the Priority watch p 3 2 1 Push QUICK 2 Rotate DIAL to select PRIO Watch then push ï 3 Select the Priority watch option then push ï P is displayed and the Priority watch starts DR scan and a Priority channel D DWhen a signal is received When ON is selected When a signal ...

Page 38: ... the RX History screen 4 19 BK mode communication 4 21 EMR communication 4 22 D D Adjusting the EMR AF level 4 22 Automatic DV detection 4 23 Automatic Reply function 4 24 D D Recording an Auto Reply message 4 25 D D Auto Position Reply function 4 26 Data communication 4 27 D D Connection 4 27 D D Data communication application setting 4 27 D D Sending data 4 27 D D DV Fast Data function 4 28 Digi...

Page 39: ... to the frequency band shown below 1200 MHz A B in Japan 430 MHz B A in Japan 144 MHz C no D STAR repeaters in Japan To begin the digital mode communication using other than the DR function you can use the VFO mode Memory mode or Call channel mode This manual description focuses on the DR function operation which can be set up easily If you want to use other than the DR function see the procedures...

Page 40: ... for near repeaters p 4 6 Searches for near repeaters that are within 160 kilometer 99 4 miles from your location using your GPS location and the repeater s location that is entered in the Repeater List The nearest repeaters in your transceiver s Repeater List are displayed as selectable choices You can select the nearby DV only FM only or both repeater types When you know your access repeater Fro...

Page 41: ...en push ï Displays the REPEATER GROUP screen 4 Select the repeater group where your access repeater is listed then push ï Example 11 Japan 5 Select your access repeater then push ï Example Hirano Returns to the DR screen and the selected repeater name is displayed in FROM L L The repeater list described in this manual may differ from your transceiver s preloaded contents TIP When you select an FM ...

Page 42: ... second Displays the DR scan setting window DR scan setting window 3 Rotate DIAL to select the scan type Normal Searches for repeaters whose USE FROM setting is set to YES Near Repeater ALL Searches for up to 20 nearby DV or FM repeaters Total 40 repeaters Near Repeater DV Searches for up to 20 nearby DV repeaters Near Repeater FM Searches for up to 20 nearby FM repeaters 4 Push ï The selected sca...

Page 43: ... screen 2 Select FROM then push ï Displays the FROM SELECT screen L L On the DR screen pushing DR toggles between FROM and TO 3 Select Near Repeater then push ï Displays the NEAR REPEATER screen 4 Select the type of nearby repeater to display then push ï Near Repeater ALL Displays up to 20 nearby DV and FM repeaters A total 40 repeaters Near Repeater DV Displays up to 20 nearby DV repeaters Near R...

Page 44: ...L L On the DR screen pushing DR toggles between FROM and TO 3 Rotate DIAL to select TX History then push ï Displays the TX HISTORY screen 4 Select the TX history then push ï TX History DV Displays the TX history of the DV repeaters TX History FM Displays the TX history of the FM repeaters 5 Select the repeater to use as your access repeater then push ï Example Hirano Returns to the DR screen and t...

Page 45: ... or repeater s signal the call sign can be captured by holding down the Call Sign Capture key RX CS and you can quickly and easily reply to a call TO Destination setting To select from RX History Setting from RX History p 4 10 When you receive a call the repeater or caller station data is saved in RX History You can select the destination from the record To select from TX History Setting from TX H...

Page 46: ...repeater to make a gateway call on the repeater list Example Making a Gateway CQ call to the Hamacho Japan repeater from the Hirano repeater 1 Hold down DR for 1 second to display the DR screen 2 Select TO then push ï Displays the TO SELECT screen L L On the DR screen pushing DR toggles between FROM and TO 3 Select Gateway CQ then push ï Displays the REPEATER GROUP screen 4 Select the repeater gro...

Page 47: ...n push ï Displays the YOUR CALL SIGN screen 4 Select the destination name or call sign then push ï Example Station1 Returns to the DR screen and Station1 is displayed in TO TO Destination setting Continued TIP After selecting a destination you can select another station preset in your transceiver by rotating DIAL D DUsing the RX History When a call is received in the DV mode the call data is saved...

Page 48: ...STORY data to memory or delete it from the TX HISTORY screen push QUICK then select the option D DDirectly entering UR The destination station call sign can be directly entered Example Directly entering the call sign JM1ZLK 1 Hold down DR for 1 second to display the DR screen 2 Select TO then push ï Displays the TO SELECT screen L L On the DR screen pushing DR toggles between FROM and TO 3 Select ...

Page 49: ... a call sign of up to 8 characters including spaces L L See Entering and editing text for details p iv 5 After entering push ï Returns to the DR screen and JP1YIU is displayed in TO L L After entry you can correct the call sign in the DIRECT INPUT RPT screen L L The entered call sign remains on the DIRECT INPUT RPT screen until you enter a new call sign TO Destination setting Continued TIP If the ...

Page 50: ...tor your voice can be heard on other repeaters linked to the reflector and you can hear other stations that are connected to the reflector Access repeater CAN UK AUS USA D STAR reflector system INTERNET Connecting to a Reflector D DUsing a reflector 1 Hold down DR for 1 second to display the DR screen 2 Select TO then push ï Displays the TO SELECT screen L L On the DR screen pushing DR toggles bet...

Page 51: ...flector If your repeater is not currently linked to a reflector or you want to change to another reflector you can do so following the steps below Before linking to a reflector be sure to unlink any current reflector p 4 15 Direct entering a reflector Example Directly entering REF010BL 1 Hold down DR for 1 second to display the DR screen 2 Select TO then push ï Displays the TO SELECT screen L L On...

Page 52: ...e reflector Displays while transmitting D DReflector Echo Testing You can transmit a short message and after releasing PTT your message will be played back It is a useful check of how well your signal is getting into the repeater and you can use it to verify that your repeater is operating normally 1 Hold down DR for 1 second to display the DR screen 2 Select TO then push ï Displays the TO SELECT ...

Page 53: ...een L L On the DR screen pushing DR toggles between FROM and TO 3 Rotate DIAL to select Reflector then push ï Displays the REFLECTOR screen 4 Select Repeater Information then push ï Returns to the DR screen and Repeater Information and I are displayed in TO 5 Hold down PTT to send the repeater information command Displays while transmitting 6 Release PTT to hear the repeater ID message Connecting ...

Page 54: ... TX MESSAGE screen 8 Push MENU Returns to the standby screen Message operation D DTransmitting a message You can transmit a pre entered text message by pushing PTT First select a TX message which also turns ON the Message Transmission function My Station TX Message 1 Push MENU 2 Rotate DIAL to select My Station then push ï 3 Select TX Message then push ï Displays the TX MESSAGE screen 4 Select a m...

Page 55: ...e 1 Push MENU 2 Rotate DIAL to select My Station then push ï 3 Select TX Message then push ï Displays the TX MESSAGE screen 4 Select a message memory number to delete then push QUICK 5 Select Clear then push ï The confirmation dialog Clear is displayed 6 Select YES then push ï Clears the entered message 7 Push MENU Returns to the standby screen Message operation Continued Previous view ...

Page 56: ...ayed when a Gateway call is received RX HISTORY screen RX01 History number RX message Received date and time Caller station 2 L L A note may be displayed after First page D PRS TX format icon 1 5 Rotate DIAL Selects the page First page CALLER Displays the caller station s name 2 and any note entered after the call sign CALLED Displays the called station s name 2 Second page RXRPT1 Displays the rep...

Page 57: ...PT1 RX RPT2 CALLED JG3LUK calling to JM1ZLK on JP3YHH port A JG3LUK calling to JM1ZLK on JP3YHH port A INTERNET INTERNET JG3LUK calling to JM1ZLK on JP3YHH port A CALLED RX RPT2 RX RPT1 CALLER YOUR STATION GW TIP RX RPT1 setting may differ depending on the way the call was made Example When a Local area call is received Example When a Gateway call is received Viewing the received call signs TIP To...

Page 58: ...ion enables you to break into a conversation where the two other stations are communicating with call sign squelch enabled Default OFF L L The BK function is automatically turned OFF when transceiver is turned OFF DV Set BK 1 While two other stations are communicating in the DV mode hold down RX CS for 1 second The calling station s call sign is set to TO Destination L L When a call sign is not re...

Page 59: ... ï 4 Select ON then push ï 5 Push MENU Returns to the standby screen and EMR is displayed 6 Push PTT to transmit Displays while transmitting L L EMR blinks on a station that receives the EMR signal The audio voice will be heard at the specified level or the VOL control level whichever is higher L L To cancel the EMR mode select OFF in step 4 or turn OFF the transceiver D DAdjusting the EMR AF leve...

Page 60: ...ently wait for calls from others These icons alternately blink When an FM signal is received while in the DV mode DV Auto Detect function OFF The DV and FM icons alternately blink but the audio cannot be heard The audio cannot be heard Thanks for the nice QSO DV Auto Detect function ON The DV and FM icons alternately blink and the audio can be heard The audio can be heard Automatic DV detection Th...

Page 61: ...Reply then push ï 4 Select an option ON Automatically replies with your own call sign No audio reply is sent Voice Automatically replies with your call sign and an Auto Reply message recorded on the microSD card up to 10 seconds L L If no card is inserted or no message is recorded replies with your own call sign No audio reply is sent Position Automatically replies with your own call sign and your...

Page 62: ...d again 5 Push MENU Returns to the standby screen TIP To delete the recorded message push QUICK on the DV AUTO REPLY screen then select Clear To record message with the optional VS 3 Bluetooth headset push V M on the DV AUTO REPLY screen then select Bluetooth MIC Automatic Reply function Continued DV AUTO REPLY screen operation Returns to the VOICE MEMO screen Sets RX CS Starts the playback MENU R...

Page 63: ...sceiver transmits your position data if a call addressed to your own call sign is received again Reply message list when no valid position data is received Message Status No Position When no position is received Old Position 2 minutes or more has passed since receiving position data No Posi GPS Start The internal GPS receiver is temporarily turned ON but has not received your position data yet Old...

Page 64: ...tings L L When DV Data TX is set to PTT pushing PTT transmits the text data and a voice signal p 9 48 DV Set DV Data TX L L Before transmission the transceiver sends approximately 500 milliseconds of carrier sense D DConnection Connect the transceiver to your PC using the optional OPC 2350LU as shown below D DData communication application setting Set the communication software as shown below Port...

Page 65: ...e transceiver through the RS MS1A or RS MS1I remote control software L L The optional UT 137 Bluetooth unit is required Bluetooth Android or iOS device Transceiver with the Bluetooth unit UT 137 Data communication Continued DV Set DV Fast Data Fast Data 1 Push MENU 2 Rotate DIAL to select DV Set then push ï 3 Select DV Fast Data then push ï 4 Select Fast Data then push ï 5 Select ON then push ï 6 ...

Page 66: ...digital call sign squelch does not open However the S RF meter displays the received signal level D D Digital call sign squelch function with a Pocket beep When a received signal is addressed to your own call sign the beeps sound for 30 seconds and an S blinks Within 30 seconds push PTT to answer or operate the transceiver to stop the beeps and turn OFF the Pocket beep function S disappears L L If...

Page 67: ...an hear the audio L L When the received signal does not include a matching code the digital code squelch does not open However the S RF meter displays the signal level NOTE Even if the squelch closes by the digital code squelch function you can receive data in the DV mode D D Digital code squelch function with a Pocket beep When a received signal matches your digital code beeps sound for 30 second...

Page 68: ...reen 1 Push MENU 2 Rotate DIAL to select Call Sign then push ï Displays the CALL SIGN screen 3 Push MENU Returns to the standby screen Destination call sign Access repeater call sign Gateway repeater call sign Your own call sign Viewing call signs CALL SIGN screen Previous view ...

Page 69: ...SE FROM Access repeater use p 4 35 FREQUENCY Access repeater s frequency p 4 35 DUP Duplex direction p 4 35 OFFSET FREQ Frequency offset p 4 35 MODE Operating mode p 4 35 TONE Tone setting p 4 35 REPEATER TONE Repeater tone p 4 35 POSITION Position data accuracy level p 4 36 LATITUDE Latitude of the repeater p 4 36 LONGITUDE Longitude of the repeater p 4 36 UTC OFFSET UTC Offset p 4 36 Example Ham...

Page 70: ...QUENCY DUP N A N A OFFSET FREQ N A N A MODE N A N A N A TONE N A N A N A REPEATER TONE N A N A N A POSITION LATITUDE LONGITUDE UTC OFFSET Must be entered Possible to enter N A Not Applicable This section describes how to manually enter new repeater information into the repeater list The required setting items differ depending on your communication usage Confirm the required items as shown below En...

Page 71: ...e repeater call sign L L When Step 2 Selecting the communication type is set to DV Simplex or FM Simplex go to Step 7 Changing the repeater group 1 Select CALL SIGN then push ï Enters the repeater call sign entry mode 2 Enter the repeater call sign of up to 8 characters including spaces 3 After entering push ï TIP Be sure to add the repeater node letter in the 8th digit of the call sign according ...

Page 72: ...eive frequency by the offset amount Step 11 Entering the frequency offset L L When Step 2 Selecting the communication type is set to DV Simplex or FM Simplex this item is not displayed L L The offset value is automatically set when the access repeater frequency is entered in Step 9 Entering the access repeater frequency The default value differs depending on the transceiver version L L If necessar...

Page 73: ...racy level is set to Approximate or Exact 1 Select LONGITUDE then push ï Enters the longitude data entry mode 2 Rotate DIAL to enter the longitude L L Push MW to move the cursor forwards or push MODE to move the cursor backwards to select a digit to enter L L To enter an east latitude longitude select E and to enter a west longitude select W 3 After entering push ï Step 18 Setting the UTC offset L...

Page 74: ...ect YES then push ï The edited contents are saved to the repeater list and returns to the selected repeater group screen 10 Push MENU Returns to the standby screen Editing a repeater list The entered repeater contents can be deleted from the repeater list DV Memory Repeater List 1 Push MENU 2 Rotate DIAL to select DV Memory then push ï 3 Select Repeater List then push ï 4 Select a repeater group w...

Page 75: ... 4 Select a repeater group where the repeater you want to move is listed then push ï Example 11 Japan 5 Select the repeater to be moved then push QUICK 6 Select Move then push ï DESTINATION blinks at the top left of the screen 7 Select the location to insert the repeater you want to move then push ï The selected repeater is inserted above the destination repeater name L L If Move End is selected t...

Page 76: ...REPEATER LIST EDIT screen The selected repeater call sign is automatically entered L L See pages 4 34 4 36 to edit the contents 8 Select Add Write then push ï The confirmation dialog Add Write is displayed 9 Select YES then push ï The repeater contents are added to the repeater list and the display returns to the RX HISTORY screen TIP How to select the display type The RX HISTORY screen has two di...

Page 77: ...ng is listed then push ï Example 11 Japan Displays the repeater list of the selected repeater group 5 Select the repeater to be skipped then push QUICK 6 Select SKIP then push ï Displays SKIP on the selected repeater s information window L L Select SKIP again to cancel the skip setting L L Select SKIP All ON to set the skip setting to all repeaters in the group TIP When you select Repeater List on...

Page 78: ... a repeater group that you edit the name Example 22 5 Push QUICK 6 Select Edit Name then push ï 7 Enter a group name of up to 16 characters Selectable characters and symbols A to Z a to z 0 to 9 _ space L L See Entering and editing text for details p iv 8 After entering push ï 9 Push MENU Returns to the standby screen Entering the repeater group name Previous view ...

Page 79: ...plays the REPEATER DETAIL screen L L If there is no position data the distance and direction from your position are not displayed p 5 3 L L When selecting the FM repeater either of FM or FM N and the tone setting are displayed 7 Push ï Returns to the previous screen TIP You can display the repeater details screen when the DR screen is displayed When you set the repeater as shown below push QUICK t...

Page 80: ...mbols A to Z a to z 0 to 9 _ space L L See Entering and editing text for details p iv 8 After entering push ï 9 Select CALL SIGN then push ï Enters Your call sign entry mode 10 Enter Your call sign of up to 8 characters including spaces Example JM1ZLK 11 After entering push ï Entering Your destination call sign 12 Select Add Write then push ï The confirmation dialog Add Write is displayed 13 Selec...

Page 81: ...Delete then push ï The confirmation dialog Delete is displayed 6 Select YES then push ï The selected call sign contents are deleted from the Your call sign list and the display returns to the YOUR CALL SIGN screen 7 Push MENU Returns to the standby screen Deleting Your destination call sign TIP You cannot delete the Your destination call sign if it is selected on the DR screen In that case the fol...

Page 82: ... push ï 3 Select Your Call Sign then push ï 4 Select a Your destination call sign to be moved then push QUICK 5 Select Move then push ï DESTINATION blinks at the top left of the screen 6 Select the location to insert the call sign you want to move then push ï The selected call sign is inserted to above the destination L L If Move End is selected the call sign is moved to the bottom of the list 7 P...

Page 83: ...de but the destination repeater selected in TO is also busy while you transmit So the station that uses the destination repeater as their Access repeater cannot access it JM1ZLK listening on JP1YIU port A for a local call JM1ZLK listening on JP1YIU port A for a local call JM1ZLK listening on JP1YIU port A for a local call His setting is incorrect I cannot access the repeater Caller JM1ZLK Hamacho ...

Page 84: ...played items 5 14 D D Setting D PRS Position Mobile Base 5 15 D D Setting D PRS Object Item 5 17 D D Setting D PRS Weather 5 21 D D Weather station transmission 5 23 D D Confirming the weather data input 5 23 D D Application setting 5 23 D D About the weather data content 5 23 D D Displaying your location using a mapping software 5 24 Transmitting NMEA data 5 25 D D Setting the GPS data sentence 5...

Page 85: ...ds to receive or it may take a few minutes depending on your operating environment If you have difficulties receiving we recommend that you try a different location L L When the GPS Select item is set to Manual the icon is not displayed GPS GPS Set GPS Select p 9 24 To the RS 232C port To the DATA jack Cable GPS Receiver 2 5 mm 0 1 in d e q q Tip RXD w Ring TXD e Sleeve GND w Terminal information ...

Page 86: ...Returns to the standby screen When a name is not entered in the Memory channel date and time are displayed instead of the name TIP If you transmit with the GPS POSITION screen open the screen is temporarily canceled To check the position data while transmitting push QUICK then select GPS Position while transmitting NOTE Latitude longitude and altitude data may differ depending on your GPS About th...

Page 87: ...e or in any building Object Transmitting Object data such as an earthquake information satellite track information and so on An Object contains a time stamp Item Transmitting Item data such as a traffic accident lighthouse antenna or DV access point location and so on An Item does not contain a time stamp Weather A station transmitting a weather information received from the weather device NMEA A ...

Page 88: ...Speed Data extension Power Height Gain Directivity Data extension OFF Data extension Course Speed Data extension Power Height Gain Directivity Weather Compass Latitude Longitude Grid locator Altitude Distance Course Speed Power Height Gain Directivity Temperature Rainfall Wind direction Wind speed Barometric pressure Humidity Symbol Time stamp Call sign Displayed Checking your location Continued P...

Page 89: ...aller s call sign with SSID D DTX format D PRS Position Base Displays the following items when the caller s TX format is D PRS Position Base Compass Displays the caller s direction from your location Latitude Displays the caller s latitude Longitude Displays the caller s longitude GL Displays the grid locator based on the caller s latitude and longitude ALT Displays the caller s altitude DST Displ...

Page 90: ...r sent the Object s data Call sign Displays the caller s call sign with SSID L L When the Object s status is finished KILLED is displayed D DTX format D PRS Item Displays the following items when the caller s TX format is D PRS Item Compass Displays the Item s direction from your location Latitude Displays the Item s latitude Longitude Displays the Item s longitude GL Displays the grid locator bas...

Page 91: ...MI Displays the humidity of the caller s area Symbol Displays the caller station s D PRS symbol GPS Time Stamp Displays the time that the caller acquired the weather data Call sign Displays the caller s call sign with SSID D DTX mode NMEA Displays the following items when the caller s TX mode is NMEA Compass Displays the caller s direction from your location Latitude Displays the caller s latitude...

Page 92: ...or details pp 5 27 5 32 Checking your location Continued D DAbout the Grid Locator Grid Locator GL is a location compressed into a 6 character code calculated by the longitude and the latitude The locator is simply calculated by dividing the earth surface into squares It is used to find the area of a radio station 00 09 08 07 06 05 04 03 02 01 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 29 28 27 26 25 24 23 22 21 ...

Page 93: ...so the position data of the caller station The GPS Memory has a total of 300 channels and the channels can be assigned into one of 27 banks A Z and No Group 1 Push QUICK 2 Rotate DIAL to select GPS Position then push ï Displays the GPS POSITION screen 3 Select the screen that you want to save L L To save your own position data MY screen L L To save a received position data RX screen 4 Push QUICK 5...

Page 94: ...tation The altitude is only displayed when 4 or more satellites are tracked When 3 or less satellites are tracked ft is displayed Longitude Latitude Longitude and Latitude of your station Signal strength graph Signal strength of the satellites Tracking satellite with a strong signal Tracking satellite with a weak signal Untracking satellite 3 Push Returns to the standby screen Latitude Tracking sa...

Page 95: ...gain and antenna direction information Object Transmitting Object data such as an earthquake information satellite track information and so on An Object contains a time stamp Item Transmitting Item data such as a traffic accident lighthouse antenna or DV access point location and so on An Item does not contain a time stamp Weather A station transmitting weather information received from a weather ...

Page 96: ...u must set SSID and symbol GPS GPS TX Mode D PRS TX Format Position Object item or Weather SSID Symbol Complete You can transmit in the D PRS mode NOTE If GPS select is set to Manual the manually entered position data in Manual Position is change to the D PRS data format to transmit p 9 24 GPS GPS Set Manual Position Please note that if GPS Auto TX is set to any other setting than OFF the data is ...

Page 97: ...e Speed Data extension Power Height Gain Directivity Data extension OFF Data extension Course Speed Data extension Power Height Gain Directivity Weather Unproto Address Comment Altitude Object Name Item Name Data Type Position information Latitude Longitude Altitude Data Extension Course Speed Power Height Gain Directivity Symbol SSID Time stamp Displayed Transmitting D PRS data Continued Previous...

Page 98: ...TH VHF are set as defaults L L See page 9 24 to directly edit a symbol 5 Select the symbol channel then push ï Returns to the POSITION screen 5 Setting the SSID To assist in identifying a station s type the displayed APRS Automatic Packet Reporting System based SSID is added after the D PRS data call sign The way to add SSID s differs depending on whether you enter a space in your call signs or no...

Page 99: ...g the Altitude Set the altitude data transmission 1 Select Altitude then push ï 2 Select ON then push ï NOTE If you transmit with the altitude setting ON the character string is included in a comment on the products that cannot display the altitude IC 9100 IC 80AD IC E80D ID 880H ID E880 IC 92AD IC E92D IC U82 IC V82 9 Setting the Data Extension Set the data extension of your station s information...

Page 100: ...de to D PRS GPS GPS TX Mode 1 Push MENU 2 Rotate DIAL to select GPS then push ï Displays the GPS screen 3 Select GPS TX Mode then push ï 4 Select D PRS then push ï TIP If the TX information setting has been done you can easily turn ON the GPS TX mode by pushing MENU after step 4 Returns to the standby screen then displays 2 Checking the Unproto Address You should use the default address and editin...

Page 101: ...n 8 Setting the Position Set the position data of an Object or Item For example if you want to transmit traffic accident information as an Item set the location where the accident has happened If the position data is entered in the GPS memory you can easily set the position data from the memory 1 Select Position then push ï 2 Push QUICK 3 Select Edit then push ï Displays the POSITION EDIT screen T...

Page 102: ...d 360º 4 Repeat steps 2 and 3 to enter the course 5 After entering push ï 11 Setting the Speed L L This item is displayed when 9 Setting Data Extension is set to Course Speed Set the Object or Item s speed 1 Select Speed then push ï 2 Push MW to move the cursor forwards or push MODE to move the cursor backwards to select a digit to enter 3 Rotate DIAL to enter the Object or Item s speed Range Set ...

Page 103: ... No SSID is added If a call sign includes a space any text or digit after the space will be deleted 1 15 Adds an SSID of 1 to 15 to your call sign Example SSID is 9 JA3YUA A JA3YUA 9 A Z Adds an SSID of A to Z to your call sign Example SSID is Z JA3YUA A JA3YUA Z About the SSID To assist in identifying a station s type designated call sign SSIDs are used in D PRS APRS according to a common guideli...

Page 104: ...he default 5 Setting the SSID To assist in identifying a station s type the displayed APRS Automatic Packet Reporting System based SSID is added after the D PRS data call sign The way to add SSID s differs depending on whether you enter a space in your call signs or not 1 Select SSID then push ï 2 Select the SSID to set then push ï The space in call sign is converted to If no text is entered after...

Page 105: ...ent range Please note that the characters that exceed the range will not be transmitted 5 After entering push ï 6 Push Returns to the WEATHER screen 8 Setting Time Stamp Set the time stamp function to transmit the received time data in UTC Universal Time Coordinated time 1 Select Time Stamp then push ï 2 Select the time stamp then push ï OFF Does not transmit the time information DHM Transmits the...

Page 106: ...as shown below if the weather data is input to the DATA terminal L L When the weather information is displayed you can transmit as a weather station If is displayed on the screen the weather data does not input to the DATA terminal In that case check the input data settings D DAbout the weather data content The weather data should be input according to the format based on the APRS Weather Data as ...

Page 107: ..._ Killed Object Killed Item uTime Stamp UTC h Hour Minute Second z Day Hour Minute iLatitude oSymbol 0Longitude 1Data Extension Course Speed Course 0 360 Speed 0 999 knots 2Data Extension PHG codes PHG codes definitions 3Altitude 99999 999999 feet 4Comment 5Wind direction Wind speed Wind direction 0 360 Wind speed 0 999 mph 6Gust speed 0 999 mph 7Temperature 99 999ƒ 8Rainfall 0 00 9 99 inch 9Rainf...

Page 108: ...OP Geoidal separation Age of Differential GPS data GLL Mode Indicator VTG COG Magnetic north SOG km h Mode Indicator GSA ID numbers of satellites used in solution PDOP HDOP VDOP GSV Total number of sentences Sentence number Total number of satellites in view Satellite information ID Elevation Azimuth S N Transmitting NMEA data L L When you transmit the set GPS sentence is also transmitted TIP To r...

Page 109: ...Select NMEA then push ï 5 Select GPS Message then push ï Displays the GPS Message screen 6 Push QUICK 7 Select Edit then push ï Enters the GPS message entry mode 8 Enter a GPS message of up to 20 characters Example Japan TOM Selectable characters and symbols A to Z a to z 0 to 9 _ space L L See Entering and editing text for details p iv 9 After entering push ï Displays the entered message 10 Push ...

Page 110: ...r the content in the same way as described above Continued on the next page D DGPS memory You can add GPS data to GPS Memory You can add your own position data other station s position data or any position data that are manually entered The GPS Memory is capable of storing a total of 300 channels and conveniently saved in up to 27 groups from A to Z and No Group The A to Z groups can also be named...

Page 111: ...4 L L To enter a north latitude select N and to enter a south latitude select S 4 Repeat steps 2 and 3 to enter the latitude 5 After entering push ï 6 Entering the GPS Memory longitude 1 Select LONGITUDE then push ï Displays the LONGITUDE screen 2 Push MW to move the cursor forwards or push MODE to move the cursor backwards to select a digit to enter 3 Rotate DIAL to enter the longitude Range Set ...

Page 112: ...the entered content select the GPS memory channel Adding or editing GPS memory D D Add a GPS memory Continued 9 Writing the GPS memory 1 Select Add Write then push ï The confirmation dialog Add write is displayed L L If a previously added GPS memory was edited select Overwrite 2 Select YES then push ï The data is added to the GPS memory and then the selected GPS Memory group screen is displayed 3 ...

Page 113: ...hat deleted GPS memories cannot be restored There are two ways to delete the memories Deletes all GPS memory in a group Deletes a specific memory Example Deleting all in the Group F GPS GPS Memory 1 Push MENU 2 Rotate DIAL to select GPS then push ï 3 Select GPS Memory then push ï Displays the GPS MEMORY screen 4 Select the group where the GPS memory to delete is saved then push QUICK 5 Select Dele...

Page 114: ...MEMORY screen 4 Select the group where the GPS memory to move is saved 5 Select the GPS memory to move then push QUICK 6 Select Move DESTINATION blinks at the top left of the screen 7 Select the location to insert the memory you want to move then push ï The selected memory is inserted above the destination memory name L L If Move End is selected the memory is moved to the bottom of the group 8 Pus...

Page 115: ... Push MENU 2 Rotate DIAL to select GPS then push ï 3 Select GPS Alarm then push ï Displays the GPS ALARM screen 4 Select Alarm Select then push ï 5 Select Group then push ï 6 Select All Memories then push ï Returns to the GPS ALARM screen L L If you want to set the alarm to a GPS memory group select No Group or A to Z 7 Push MENU Returns to the standby screen then displays ì L L When either one of...

Page 116: ...tation with its GPS alarm set enters within an approximate 1 kilometer 1093 yard range the alarm sounds once When it enters within an approximate 500 meter 546 yard range the alarm sounds three times When the GPS alarm sounds GPS ALARM pops up on the screen and ì blinks To cancel the GPS alarm select OFF in the step 5 NOTE Even if RX is selected in step 5 when the received signal has no position d...

Page 117: ...t by the GPS receiver a new log file will be created When the microSD card is full this function will be automatically paused D DGPS Logger operation Select whether or not save your route as a log When the GPS Logger function is ON the transceiver saves the position data from GPS receiver into microSD card in a specified time interval The saved GPS sentences are GGA RMC GSA and VTG GPS GPS Logger ...

Page 118: ...cord Sentence screen 5 Rotate DIAL to select the GPS sentence then push ï disappears when the sentence is set to OFF L L The selectable GPS sentences are RMC GGA VTG and GSA All sentences are set to ON as the default 6 Push MENU Returns to the standby screen GPS Logger function Continued Contents of GPS sentence Sentence Lon Lat Alt UTC Date UTC Status 2D 3D COG True SOG knot Others RMC Mode Indic...

Page 119: ...User supplied 3 Click the Open folder to view files option to access the card Click Displays the ID 4100 folder 4 Double click the ID 4100 folder Double click Eight folders are displayed GPS Logger function Continued 5 Double click the Gps folder Double click The log files are saved here The log files are displayed L L The files are named with the time the log was started in the following format y...

Page 120: ...de Blank shows when not positioned y Mode Indicator A A Autonomous mode D DGPS E Estimated dead reckoning mode N Data not valid R Almanac data u Check Sum 03 Error detection data started with hex code i End code Blank shows when not positioned q w r t y i u 0 1 e o D RMC sentence e g GPRMC 161229 487 A 3723 2475 N 12158 3416 W 0 13 309 62 010417 D 10 CR LF q VTG protocol header GPVTG w Course Over...

Page 121: ...ENU 2 Rotate DIAL to select GPS then push ï 3 Select GPS Auto TX then push ï 4 Select the position data transmit interval Options Set to between OFF 5 10 30 seconds or 1 3 5 10 and 30 minutes Default OFF L Informatio L Selecting OFF cancels the GPS automatic transmission If four GPS sentences are selected in GPS Sentence 5sec cannot be selected The GPS message is also transmitted if entered 5 Push...

Page 122: ... a different file name 6 4 Loading the saved data files that are on the microSD card 6 5 Backing up the data saved on the microSD card onto a PC 6 6 D D About the microSD card s folder contents 6 6 D D Making a backup file on your PC 6 7 Importing or Exporting a CSV format file 6 8 D D Importing 6 8 D D Exporting 6 9 Previous view ...

Page 123: ...ontents Communication audio Communication log The communication and RX history logs Automatic answering voice audio for the DV mode Voice audio used for the Auto Reply function in the DV mode Voice audio for the Voice TX function Voice audio for the Voice TX function to be used in amateur radio contests and so on GPS position data GPS position data that is saved as tracking data Saving data onto a...

Page 124: ...dd_xx yyyy Year mm month dd day xx serial number Example If a second file is saved on April 1 2017 the file is named Set20170401_02 L L To change the file name see Save with a different file name p 6 4 5 Push ï The confirmation dialog Save file is displayed 6 Select YES then push ï Saves the data settings L L While saving a progress bar is displayed then returns to the SD CARD screen after the sav...

Page 125: ...sly deleted 6 Enter a name of up to 20 characters Example My data Selectable characters and symbols A to Z a to z 0 to 9 _ space L L See Entering and editing text for details p iv 7 After entering push ï The confirmation dialog Save file is displayed 8 Select YES then push ï Saves the data settings L L While saving SAVING and a progress bar are displayed then returns to the SD CARD screen after th...

Page 126: ... Station Loads all memory channels Menu screen item settings and the repeater list except MY call signs and TX message into the transceiver Repeater List Only Loads only the repeater list into the transceiver The confirmation dialog Keep SKIP settings in the Repeater List is displayed 6 Select YES NO or Cancel then push ï YES Retains the skip settings of the repeater list p 4 40 NO Does not retain...

Page 127: ...Saves QSO log data in the csv format 8 Reply folder Saves Automatic reply data in the wav format 9 RxLog folder Saves RX record log data in the csv format 10 Setting folder Saves the transceiver s setting data in the icf format 11 Voice folder Creates the recorded QSO audio date folders 12 yyyymmdd folder Saves the recorded audio file in the wav format The folder name is automatically created in t...

Page 128: ...lick Backing up the data saved on the microSD card onto a PC Continued 5 Open a folder to copy a backup file to then right click and then click Paste Copies the microSD card data onto your hard disk Example Copying into the Backup folder on the C drive Click 6 To remove the microSD card click the removable disk icon in the screen shot shown below in the task bar Then click Eject Removable Disk Cli...

Page 129: ...acters or less When you export the data in a CSV format file using the CS 4100 BE SURE to name it using 20 characters or less Example Importing the Your Call sign memory SD Card Import Export Import 1 Push MENU 2 Rotate DIAL to select SD Card then push ï 3 Select Import Export then push ï 4 Select Import then push ï 5 Select Your Call Sign then push ï 6 Select the CSV file to import The confirmati...

Page 130: ...matically named in the following manner Your yyyymmdd_xx yyyy Year mm month dd day xx serial number Rpt is displayed for a repeater list and Gps is displayed for a GPS memory L L To change the file name see Save with a different file name p 6 4 7 Push ï The confirmation dialog Export file is displayed 8 Select YES then push ï Exports the data settings L L While exporting EXPORTING and a progress b...

Page 131: ...audio 7 3 Changing the QSO recorder settings 7 4 Deleting the audio folder file 7 5 D D Delete an Audio Folder 7 5 D D Delete an Audio File 7 5 Viewing the file information 7 6 Viewing the microSD card memory capacity 7 7 Playing back the recorded audio on the PC 7 8 Previous view ...

Page 132: ... select REC Start then push ï Displayed Recording Standby mode The recording starts when you transmit or the squelch opens Blinks Displayed L Informatio L The recording pauses while no signal is received and resumes when a signal is received again The recording continues until you manually stop recording or the card becomes full If the recording file s content reaches 2GB the transceiver automatic...

Page 133: ...ge 7 4 for details You can fast forward or rewind the file that is playing by rotating DIAL The fast forward rewind time is 1 20 of the total file time regardless of the skip time setting Rewind while playing If you push MODE within the first one second of the file the skip time at the end of the previously recorded file will playback Playing the previous file While the oldest file in the folder i...

Page 134: ... separately recorded in different files L L When RX REC Condition is set to Squelch Auto an audio file is created every time the squelch opens The received audio is recorded in a separated file Synchronize the recording to PTT Voice Memo QSO Recorder Recorder Set PTT Auto REC L L The default setting is OFF Recording is not synchronized to PTT TIP When PTT Auto REC is set to ON Starts recording not...

Page 135: ... screen TIP To delete all folders Select Delete All Folders in step 7 Deleting the audio folder file D DDelete an Audio File Voice Memo QSO Recorder Play Files 1 Push MENU 2 Rotate DIAL to select Voice Memo then push ï 3 Select QSO Recorder then push ï 4 Select Play Files then push ï Displays the recorded file folders 5 Select the folder that contains the audio file to delete then push ï 6 Select ...

Page 136: ...rmation Operating information RX MY station location Caller and received repeater RX station location File data Viewing the file information The recorded audio file contains the recording data operating frequency operating mode recorded date and so on Voice Memo QSO Recorder Play Files 1 Push MENU 2 Rotate DIAL to select Voice Memo then push ï 3 Select QSO Recorder then push ï 4 Select Play Files ...

Page 137: ...ecording time SD Card SD Card Info 1 Push MENU 2 Rotate DIAL to select SD Card then push ï 3 Select SD Card Info then push ï Displays the remaining capacity and available recording time 4 Push MENU Returns to the standby screen Viewing the microSD card memory capacity Previous view ...

Page 138: ...Click the Open folder to view files option to access the card Click 3 Double click the ID 4100 folder Double click 4 Double click the Voice folder Double click 5 Double click the folder that contains the audio file to play back Example 20170403 Double click 6 Double click the file to play back Example 20170403_104630 wav Double click L Informatio L See the instruction manual of your player for ope...

Page 139: ...tion 8 2 D D Checking the repeater input signal 8 3 D D 1750 Hz tone burst 8 3 Duplex operation 8 4 D D Setting the frequency offset 8 4 D D Setting the duplex direction 8 4 D D Duplex operation 8 4 Off band indication 8 5 Auto repeater function 8 5 Previous view ...

Page 140: ...7 Push QUICK 8 Rotate DIAL to select DUP then push ï Displays the Duplex direction setting window 9 Select the offset direction then push ï Displays D or D L L You can set the frequency offset in the MENU screen DUP TONE Offset Freq p 9 16 10 Push QUICK 11 Select TONE then push ï Displays the Tone function setting window 12 Select TONE then push ï Turns ON the repeater tone and TONE is displayed L...

Page 141: ...e directly received move to a non repeater frequency and use simplex duplex OFF While monitoring the Attenuator function is temporarily disabled to receive a weak signal 2 Push MONI again to cancel monitoring D D1750 Hz tone burst A 1750 Hz tone is required to access many European repeaters L L This operation is only for the ID 4100E 1 Push MODE several times until you select the FM mode 2 While h...

Page 142: ...direction then push ï OFF For simplex operation the receive and transmit frequencies are the same DUP The transmit frequency shifts down from the receive frequency by the offset amount DUP The transmit frequency shifts up from the receive frequency by the offset amount Displays D or D Duplex operation TIP If the offset value will cause the transmit frequency to be out of the band OFF BAND is displ...

Page 143: ...AL to select Function then push ï 3 Select Auto Repeater then push ï 4 Select the option to turn ON the Auto Repeater function OFF Turn OFF the function ON DUP Turns ON only the duplex operation Default ON DUP TONE Turns ON the duplex operation and tone encoder 5 Push MENU Returns to the standby screen Frequency range and offset direction Frequency range Shift direction 145 200 145 495 MHz DUP is ...

Page 144: ...s For Record Playback 9 21 Voice TX items 9 23 GPS items 9 24 Call Sign items 9 41 RX History items 9 42 DV Memory items 9 45 My Station items 9 47 DV Set items 9 48 SPEECH items 9 51 DTMF items 9 53 QSO RX Log items 9 54 Function items 9 57 Display items 9 62 Sounds items 9 66 Time Set items 9 67 DV Gateway items 9 67 SD Card items 9 68 Bluetooth Set items 9 69 Others items 9 73 Previous view ...

Page 145: ...QUICK Returns to the default setting Goes back tree levels ï Sets an option Goes to the next tree level Simplified description Select operation In this manual user s Select operation is simplified as shown below Simplified description Select 30min Operation Rotate DIAL to select 30min Example Set the Auto Power OFF item to 30 min Time Set Auto Power OFF 1 Push MENU 2 Rotate DIAL to select Time Set...

Page 146: ...quelch function Manage Memory Manages your Memory or Call channel data Memory CH ALL A Z Manages the Memory channels Call CH C0 C1 144 146 010 FM 2 C0 C1 430 440 000 FM 2 Manages the Call channels Scan Set scan options Pause Timer 2sec 10sec 20sec or HOLD Selects the Scan Pause time When receiving signals the scan pauses according to this set period of time Resume Timer 0sec 2sec 5sec or HOLD Sele...

Page 147: ...unction in the DV mode Voice TX Set microphone voice recording options Record T1 T4 Starts recording the microphone audio TX Set Repeat Time 1sec 5sec 15sec Sets the repeat interval The transceiver repeatedly transmits the recorded voice audio at this interval TX Monitor OFF or ON The TX Monitor function outputs the TX voice audio from the speaker during voice transmission TX T1 T4 Repeat TX The t...

Page 148: ...bject Set Object data such as an earthquake information satellite track information and so on to transmit along with the position data An Object contains a time stamp Object Name Enters an Object s name to transmit Data Type Live Object Killed Object Selects an Object s status to transmit Symbol Radio Selects an Object s symbol to transmit Comment Enters an Object s comment to transmit Position Se...

Page 149: ...n to transmit Height 10ft 20ft 40ft 80ft 160ft 320ft 640ft 1280ft 2560ft or 5120ft Selects an Item s height information to transmit Gain 0dB 9dB Selects an Item s antenna gain information to transmit Directivity Omni 45 NE 90 E 135 SE 180 S 225 SW 270 W 315 NW or 360 N Selects an Item s antenna directivity information to transmit SSID 0 1 15 or A Z Selects the APRS call sign SSID for the Item Weat...

Page 150: ...n to use in the DV mode Your Call Sign Blank Saves station call signs Add or edit call signs Repeater List 01 50 Saves repeater information Add or edit a repeater information NOTE The repeater list described in this manual may differ from your preloaded list My Station Sets and saves MY call sign to use in the DV mode My Call Sign 1 6 Saves MY call signs Select or edit a MY call sign to use in the...

Page 151: ...er releasing PTT when the DV Data TX item is set to PTT and data is sent using the DV Fast data function Digital Monitor Auto Digital or Analog Selects the DV mode RX monitoring when SQL is held down Digital Repeater Set OFF or ON Turns the digital repeater setting function ON or OFF This function is usable in any DV mode except when using the DR function DV Auto Detect OFF or ON Turns the DV mode...

Page 152: ...log on the microSD card RX History Log 1 OFF or ON Selects whether or not to make a DV mode s receive history log on the microSD card CSV Format Separator Decimal Sep Dec 3 Sep Dec or Sep Dec Selects the separator and the decimal character for the CSV format Date yyyy mm dd mm dd yyyy 3 or dd mm yyyy Selects the date format Function Sets various function s options Squelch ATT Select OFF S Meter Sq...

Page 153: ...e data transmission speed for low speed communication or between the DATA jack and external modules like a GPS receiver and so on CI V CI V Address 02h 9Ah DFh Sets the transceiver s unique CI V hexadecimal address code CI V Baud Rate 4800 9600 19200 or Auto Sets the CI V code transfer speed CI V Transceive OFF or ON Turns the CI V Transceive function ON or OFF CI V Bluetooth REMOTE transceive Add...

Page 154: ... RX Position Indicator OFF or ON Selects whether or not to display the indicator when the position data is included in the signal received in the DV mode RX Position Display OFF or ON Selects whether or not to display the caller s position data in a dialog when the data is included in the signal received in the DV mode RX Position Display Timer 5sec 10sec 15sec 30sec or Hold Sets the RX position d...

Page 155: ...mation beep tones ON or OFF when key is pushed Home CH Beep OFF or ON Turns the Home CH Beep ON or OFF Band Edge Beep OFF or ON Turns the Band Edge Beep ON or OFF Scan Stop Beep OFF or ON Turns the Scan Stop Beep ON or OFF Standby Beep OFF ON ON to me High Tone or ON to me Alarm High Tone Turns the Standby Beep function in the DV mode ON or OFF Scope AF Output OFF or ON Selects the audio output op...

Page 156: ... and remaining recording time of the card Firmware Update Enters the Firmware Update mode Format Formats the card Unmount Electronically unmounts the card Bluetooth Set 3 Sets the Bluetooth options Bluetooth OFF or ON Turns the Bluetooth function ON or OFF Auto Connect OFF or ON Selects whether or not to automatically connect to a paired Bluetooth device when the device is turned ON Pairing Connec...

Page 157: ...r the transmitter stays ON after you stop speaking before the VOX switches to receive VOX Time Out Timer OFF 1min 2min 3min 4min 5min 10min or 15min Sets the VOX Time Out Timer to prevent an accidental prolonged transmission Icom Headset Sets to use the optional Icom VS 3 Bluetooth headset Power Save OFF or ON Sets the Power save function to prolong the headset battery life One Touch PTT OFF or ON...

Page 158: ...her options Information Voltage Displays the power source voltage Version Displays the transceiver s firmware version number Clone Clone Mode Reads or writes the CS 4100 data from or to the PC Reset Partial Reset Returns all settings to their defaults without clearing the memory contents call sign memories or repeater lists All Reset Clears all entries and memories and returns all settings to thei...

Page 159: ... the CTCSS tone the other station may hear a short burst of noise from their receiver just after you stop transmitting ON When you transmit a signal that superimposes the CTCSS tone the function mutes the noise from being heard in the other station s receiver DTCS Code Default 023 DUP TONE DTCS Code Select a DTCS both encoder decoder code for the DTCS squelch A total of 104 codes 023 754 are selec...

Page 160: ...o on Up to 100 channels can be assigned to a bank ALL All Memory channels are listed A Z Memory channels that is saved in the bank are listed Call CH Manage Memory Call CH You can delete copy or edit your Call channel data The Call channel can be assigned to 2 different channels C0 and C1 in the 144 MHz and 430 MHz bands The default setting is differ depending on the transceiver version Manage Mem...

Page 161: ...d frequencies are skipped for this set period during a scan This timer is activated for the VFO scan Memory scan and DR scan Program Skip Default ON Scan Program Skip Turn the Program Skip Scan function ON or OFF for a VFO mode scan This function enables the transceiver to skip the unwanted frequencies or channels that inconveniently stop scanning Set the unwanted frequencies or channels to PSKIP ...

Page 162: ...iver version L L You can add a link setting by pushing QUICK when two or more pairs of Program Scan Edge channels are entered L L When only one Program Scan Edge channel is entered or there is no Programmed Scan Edge 00 to 24 is left Add is not displayed after pushing QUICK Adding a Scan Edge channel to the Program Link 1 Select a Program Link number between 0 and 9 then push ï 2 Push QUICK 3 Sele...

Page 163: ...then push ï Enters the Program Link Name edit mode 3 Enter a Program Scan Link name of up to 16 characters Example Japan Selectable characters and symbols A to Z a to z 0 to 9 _ space L L See Entering and editing text for details p iv 4 After entering push ï 5 Push MENU Returns to the standby screen Scan items Continued Previous view ...

Page 164: ...et REC Mode Records both the transmitted and received audio as the default setting TX RX Records both the transmitted and received voice audio RX Only Records only the received voice audio When transmitted while recording When File Split is set to OFF the recording is paused After you finish transmitting the recording resumes When File Split is set to ON a new file is automatically created and the...

Page 165: ... PTT When transceiver receives a signal 10 seconds after releasing PTT the recording automatically starts Frequency or operating mode is changed after releasing PTT Skip Time Default 10sec Voice Memo QSO Recorder Player Set Skip Time Select the Skip timer to 3 5 10 or 30 seconds to rewind or skip forward for this set period when you push the fast rewind or fast forward key while playing the record...

Page 166: ...e transmitting the transceiver continues to transmit until the complete voice audio transmission is finished TX Monitor Default ON Voice TX TX Set TX Monitor Turn the TX Monitor function ON or OFF OFF The TX voice audio is not heard from the speaker ON The TX voice audio is heard from the speaker TX Voice TX TX The transceiver transmits the recorded voice audio If the memory T1 T4 with Repeat TX i...

Page 167: ...mits GPS data in the D PRS format NMEA Transmits a GPS data in the NMEA format Unproto Address Default API410 DSTAR GPS GPS TX Mode D PRS Unproto Address Displays an unproto address of up to 56 alphanumeric characters NOTE You should use the default address and editing is not recommended TX Format Default Position GPS GPS TX Mode D PRS TX Format Select the format to transmit the position data in t...

Page 168: ...9 MENU SCREEN 9 25 Symbol list GPS items Continued Previous view ...

Page 169: ...k the latest guideline in the web site related to D PRS and APRS and correctly set Comment GPS GPS TX Mode D PRS TX Format Position Comment Enter a comment to transmit it with the D PRS position data You can enter up to four comments The number of characters you can enter differs depending on the Data Extension and Altitude settings Data Extension Altitude Characters entered Max OFF OFF 43 Default...

Page 170: ...mber of characters you can enter in Comment differs depending on the Data Extension and Altitude settings Power Default 0W GPS GPS TX Mode D PRS TX Format Position Power Select the TX power level of the base station to transmit along with the position data Options Set to between 0 1 4 9 16 25 36 49 64 and 81W L L This item is displayed when Data Extension is set to Power Height Gain Directivity He...

Page 171: ... the first digit 4 Rotate DIAL to select a character or symbol to the selected digit Selectable characters and symbols For the first digit 0 to 9 A to Z For the second digit A to Z a to z 0 to 9 _ 5 Push ï to set the symbol Selecting a preset symbol 1 On the Symbol screen rotate DIAL to select the symbol 2 Push ï to set the symbol Comment GPS GPS TX Mode D PRS TX Format Object Comment Enter a comm...

Page 172: ...ush ï 13 Select Write then push ï The confirmation dialog Write is displayed 14 Select YES then push ï Writes the entered position data 15 Push TIP The number of characters you can enter in Comment differs depending on the Data Extension and Altitude settings After entering the position data Data Extension Default OFF GPS GPS TX Mode D PRS TX Format Object Data Extension Select whether or not to t...

Page 173: ...SID Default GPS GPS TX Mode D PRS TX Format Object SSID Select an SSID based on APRS to add to your call sign to show your operating style to other stations The addition methods of the SSID may differ depending on whether the call sign includes a space or not The space in call sign is converted to If no text is entered after the space the space will be deleted and the space is not converted to Exa...

Page 174: ...igit 4 Rotate DIAL to select a character or symbol to the selected digit Selectable characters and symbols For the first digit 0 to 9 A to Z For the second digit A to Z a to z 0 to 9 _ 5 Push ï to set the symbol Selecting a preset symbol 1 On the Symbol screen rotate DIAL to select the symbol 2 Push ï to set the symbol Comment GPS GPS TX Mode D PRS TX Format Item Comment Enter a comment The number...

Page 175: ... push ï 13 Select Write then push ï The confirmation dialog Write is displayed 14 Select YES then push ï Writes the entered position data 15 Push TIP The number of characters you can enter in Comment differs depending on the Data Extension and Altitude settings After entering the position data Data Extension Default OFF GPS GPS TX Mode D PRS TX Format Item Data Extension Select whether or not to t...

Page 176: ...sition data Options Set to between Omni 45ºNE 90ºE 135ºSE 180ºS 225ºSW 270ºW 315ºNW and 360ºN L L This item is displayed when Data Extension is set to Power Height Gain Directivity SSID Default GPS GPS TX Mode D PRS TX Format Item SSID Select an SSID based on APRS to add to your call sign to show your operating style to other stations The addition methods of the SSID may differ depending on whethe...

Page 177: ...space the space will be deleted and the space is not converted to Example JA3YUA JA3YUA JA3YUA A JA3YUA A 0 No SSID is added If a call sign includes a space any text or digit after the space will be deleted Example JA3YUA JA3YUA JA3YUA A JA3YUA 1 15 Adds an SSID of 1 to 15 to your call sign Example SSID is 9 JA3YUA JA3YUA 9 JA3YUA A JA3YUA 9 A Z Adds an SSID of A to Z to your call sign Example SSI...

Page 178: ...e with them Those transceivers will not display GPS messages properly if sent as a GSV sentence from the ID 4100A E GPS Message GPS GPS TX Mode NMEA GPS Message Enter a GPS message of up to 20 alphanumeric characters p 5 26 NOTE When you do not want to send a message delete the entered message GPS items Continued TIP Contents of GPS sentence The Time Stamp is shown based on the UTC Universal Time ...

Page 179: ... of the other station Depending on the caller s TX mode or TX format the displayed items and these meanings are differ The following lists describe the items for each category No data is displayed when no position data is received on your transceiver 1 When the caller s TX mode is NMEA Compass Displays the caller s direction from your position Latitude Displays the caller s latitude Longitude Disp...

Page 180: ...ject Item s antenna was pointing Symbol Displays the Object Item s D PRS symbol GPS Time Stamp Displays the time that the caller sent the Object s data Call sign Displays the caller s call sign with SSID L L When the object or Item is disabled KILLED is displayed 5 When the caller s TX format is D PRS Weather Compass Displays the caller s direction from your position Latitude Displays the caller s...

Page 181: ... the No Group group and each memory group A to Z for easy memory management The display of the GPS memory No Group GPS memories not assigned to any group A Z Group Name GPS memories assigned to the selected group GPS memory groups A Z GROUP NAME GPS memory group name Up to 16 alphanumeric characters L L You can edit the GPS memory group name p 5 30 GPS memory channels NAME GPS memory channel name ...

Page 182: ... the GPS alarm icon blinks 0 25 0 25 0 25 0 25 N Your position Beeps three times Point A Point B Point C Alarm Area RX Memory Default Both GPS GPS Alarm Alarm Area RX Memory Select the GPS active alarm range When a target enters in the active alarm range the GPS alarm sounds and the GPS alarm icon blinks L L When Alarm Select is set to RX or Memory this setting is enabled Limited The transceiver s...

Page 183: ...on record interval of 1 5 10 30 or 60 seconds Record Sentence Default RMC GGA VTG GSA GPS GPS Logger Record Sentence Set the GPS Logger function record sentence to RMC GGA VTG or GSA Displays when the sentence is set to ON NOTE Select at least one sentence otherwise an error beep will sound GPS Auto TX Default OFF GPS GPS Auto TX Select an option for the GPS automatic transmission function This fu...

Page 184: ...at steps 4 and 5 to enter the repeater call sign of up to 8 characters including a space Example JP3YHH A 7 After entering push ï Step 2 Gateway R2 setting 1 Select R2 then push ï L L To manually enter the call sign push QUICK then select Edit 2 Select GW then push ï About the RPT2 SELECT screen NOT USED For local area call GW To select the gateway call sign from the repeater list Repeater name To...

Page 185: ...HISTORY screen push ï to display the detail screen Common items CALLER 1 Displays the caller station s name 2 CALLED 1 Displays the called station s name 2 RXRPT1 1 3 Displays the name of the repeater that was accessed by the caller station If it was a call through a gateway and the internet this item displays the gateway repeater name of your local area repeater RXRPT2 1 3 Displays the name of th...

Page 186: ...lays the direction that the caller s antenna was pointing GPS Time Stamp Displays the time that the caller acquired the position data Call sign Displays the caller s call sign with SSID Symbol Displays the caller s D PRS symbol GPS MESSAGE Shows the GPS message included in the position data of the received call 4 When the caller s TX format is D PRS Object Item Compass Displays the Object Item s d...

Page 187: ... rainfall of the caller s area WIND DIR Displays the wind direction of the caller s area WIND SPD Displays the wind speed of the caller s area BARO Displays the barometric pressure of the caller s area HUMI Displays the humidity of the caller s area Symbol Displays the caller s D PRS symbol GPS Time Stamp Displays the time that the caller acquired the position data GPS MESSAGE Shows the D PRS comm...

Page 188: ...peater name of up to 16 alphanumeric characters SUB NAME Repeater sub name of up to 8 alphanumeric characters CALL SIGN Repeater call sign GW CALL SIGN Gateway call sign GROUP Repeater group where the repeater is assigned USE FROM Select whether or not to use the repeater as an access repeater FROM in the DR screen FREQUENCY Operating frequency of the access repeater DUP Duplex setting to use the ...

Page 189: ...itude position of the FM repeater LONGITUDE Longitude position of the FM repeater UTC OFFSET Time difference between UTC Universal Time Coordinated and the local time FM Simplex TYPE FM Simplex NAME Enter the name of up to 16 alphanumeric characters SUB NAME Enter the sub name of up to 8 alphanumeric characters GROUP Set the repeater group USE FROM Select whether or not to set in the FROM field on...

Page 190: ...ry L L To select other My Call Sign rotate DIAL to select then push ï on the MY CALL SIGN screen TX Message My Station TX Message The transceiver has a total of 5 memories to save short messages for simultaneous transmission in the DV mode Enter a message of up to 20 alphanumeric characters for each memory L L See page 4 17 for TX message entry L L To select other TX message rotate DIAL to select ...

Page 191: ...lt OFF DV Set Auto Reply Set the Automatic Reply function to ON OFF Voice Position This function automatically replies to a call addressed to your own call sign even if you are away from the transceiver OFF Turns OFF the function ON Replies with your own call sign No audio reply is sent Voice Replies with your call sign and any Auto Reply message recorded on the SD up to 10 seconds If no microSD c...

Page 192: ...set period The transceiver automatically returns to receive when the TX data is completely sent or when this set period ends whichever is sooner NOTE This function is usable only when DV Data TX is set to PTT Digital Monitor Default Auto DV Set Digital Monitor Select a receive mode when MONI is pushed in the DV mode Auto Receives in the DV mode or the FM mode depending on the received signal Digit...

Page 193: ...utomatically open their squelch to receive the signal OFF Turns OFF the function ON Turns ON the function L L The EMR function is automatically turned OFF when transceiver is turned OFF EMR AF Level Default 19 DV Set EMR AF Level Set the audio output level to between 0 and 32 for when an EMR communication signal is received When an EMR signal is received the audio will be heard at the set level or...

Page 194: ... is not recorded onto the microSD card If the call sign is announced while recording the recorded contents are silent during the announcement DIAL SPEECH Default OFF SPEECH DIAL SPEECH Turn the Dial Speech function ON or OFF The Dial Speech function announces the frequency or repeater call sign that is selected by rotating DIAL OFF The frequency or repeater call sign is not announced ON The freque...

Page 195: ...w or Fast SPEECH Level Default 7 SPEECH SPEECH Level Adjust the voice synthesizer volume level to between 0 OFF 1 minimum and 9 maximum The voice synthesizer audio output level is linked with the VOL setting from the minimum audio volume up to the set level SPEECH items Continued Previous view ...

Page 196: ...peed Default 100ms DTMF DTMF Speed Select the DTMF transmit speed 100ms Transmits the DTMF codes at about 100 milliseconds per code 5 characters per second 200ms Transmits the DTMF codes at about 200 milliseconds per code 2 5 characters per second 300ms Transmits the DTMF codes at about 300 milliseconds per code 1 6 characters per second 500ms Transmits the DTMF codes at about 500 milliseconds per...

Page 197: ...L L This function requires a microSD card User supplied OFF The RX History Log function is OFF ON The transceiver makes a DV mode s receive history log on the microSD card The transceiver starts making a receive history log when you finish talking TIP The folder name is automatically created as ID 4100 RxLog The file name is automatically created as shown in the example below Log start date and ti...

Page 198: ...e unit m Records to one decimal place RF Power Low Blank TX output power level S meter Blank S0 The relative signal strength of the receive signal in twelve levels RPT Call Sign JP3YHJ A JP3YHJ A Repeater call sign DV mode only TX Call Sign CQCQCQ Blank TX Call sign DV mode only RX Call Sign Blank JA3YUA A 4100 RX Call sign DV mode only RX Latitude Blank 34 764667 Caller s latitude if sent unit de...

Page 199: ...ace SSID A Caller s SSID if sent 0 1 to 15 A to Z D PRS Symbol Car Icon Converts to text None Code Course 123 Caller s course unit degree Speed 23 5 Caller s speed unit km h Records to one decimal place Power 49 TX power unit W Height 24 Antenna height unit m Gain 6 Antenna gain unit dB Directivity Omni Antenna directivity Omni 45 90 135 180 225 270 315 or 360 Object Item Name HAM FES Object name ...

Page 200: ...r OFF The acceleration automatically speeds up the tuning dial speed when you rapidly rotate DIAL OFF Turns OFF the function ON Turns ON the function Auto Repeater Default ON DUP Function Auto Repeater The Auto repeater function automatically turns the duplex operation and tone encoder ON or OFF The offset and repeater tone are not changed by the auto repeater function Reset these setting values i...

Page 201: ...set to the selected mode VFO Memory or DR screen While in the CALL CH or Weather channel mode or when no Home CH is set an error beep sounds N A N A BAND BANK Push to select an operating band In the VFO mode push to change the operating band and in the Memory Bank mode push to select Bank A Z or OFF L L Only the entered bank is selectable N A N A SCAN Push to start a scan While scanning push to st...

Page 202: ...equency into a Memory blank channel MUTE Push to turn the Mute function ON or OFF Voice TX T1 Push to transmit the voice audio recorded on the microSD card once Hold down for 1 second to repeatedly transmit the voice audio L L This key function can also be used on the DR screen L L If the voice audio is not saved in the T1 Voice memory number for TX on the Voice TX record screen this function is d...

Page 203: ...nds using DIAL Single When you rotate DIAL on the band edge the top or bottom frequency in the displayed band is selected ALL When you rotate DIAL the next band is displayed L L To select another band when Single is selected push QUICK then select Band Select L L This setting is for the DIAL operation so all frequencies are scanned even if Single is selected MIC Gain Default 2 Function MIC Gain Se...

Page 204: ...the external speaker REMOTE jack To prohibit the external control of an Icom transceiver set this value to other than 00h The control signal is output from the external speaker REMOTE jack Select an address between 00h and DFh Power OFF With No Controller Default ON Function Power OFF With No Controller Select whether or not to automatically turn OFF the transceiver when the controller is disconne...

Page 205: ...tion for the display backlight OFF Auto Dimmer function is turned OFF The display backlight is turned ON continuously while the transceiver is turned ON Auto OFF The display backlight is automatically turned ON when operating the transceiver The backlight is automatically turned OFF after the set time of inactivity in the Auto Dimmer Timer Auto 1 to Auto 3 The display backlight is automatically tu...

Page 206: ...even if this item is set to ON RX Position Display Default ON Display RX Position Display Select whether or not to display the caller s position in a dialog when the signal received in the DV mode contains a caller station s position OFF Does not display the caller s position ON Displays the caller s position L L You can set the display period of time in the RX Position Display Timer item RX Posit...

Page 207: ...Display Unit Barometric Select between the hPa mb mmHg and inHg format to display the barometric pressure Rainfall Default inch Display Display Unit Rainfall Select either the mm or inch format to display the amount of rainfall Wind Speed Default mph Display Display Unit Wind Speed Select between the m s mph and knots format to display the wind speed Display Language Default English Display Displa...

Page 208: ...ing you will have to change the language back to English in Display Language or System Language or by doing a partial reset of the transceiver CPU A partial reset will not clear your call sign databases To do a partial reset of the CPU do the following steps 1 Push MENU 2 Rotate DIAL to select the 8th page then push ï 3 Select the bottom item then push ï 4 Select the upper item then push ï L L Do ...

Page 209: ... This function sounds a beep after a received signal disappears in the DV mode OFF Does not sound a beep after a received signal disappears ON Sounds a beep after a received signal disappears ON to me High Tone Sounds a high pitched beep when a received signal that is addressed to your call sign MY disappears When any other received signal disappears a regular beep sounds ON to me Alarm High Tone ...

Page 210: ...F Does not turn OFF the transceiver 30 60 90 120min Turns OFF the transceiver after inactivity for this set period of time L L AUTO POWER OFF is displayed and beeps sound 5 seconds before turning OFF the transceiver If you operate the transceiver during this period of time the Auto Power OFF timer is reset Time Set items DV Gateway items Enters the Terminal mode or Access Point mode See About the ...

Page 211: ...mal is Sep Dec Separator is and Decimal is Sep Dec Separator is and Decimal is The default value may differ depending on the transceiver version Date Default mm dd yyyy SD Card Import Export CSV Format Date Select the date format between yyyy mm dd mm dd yyyy and dd mm yyyy y year m month d day The default value may differ depending on the transceiver version SD Card Info SD Card SD Card Info Disp...

Page 212: ...h headset and the transceiver s speaker Headset Function Select Default Normal Bluetooth Set Headset Set Headset Function Select Select the PTT and microphone combination when both the Bluetooth headset and the transceiver microphone are used L L To use the Bluetooth function the optional UT 137 Bluetooth unit is required Normal Transmits the audio from the Bluetooth headset or the transceiver mic...

Page 213: ...ssion If a continuous transmission exceeds the set period of time the transmission will be cut off When OFF is selected the continuous transmission is not cut off Power Save Default OFF Bluetooth Set Headset Set Icom Headset Power Save Select whether or not to operate with the Power Save mode while the optional VS 3 headset is connected L L When a headset user supplied or a data device is connecte...

Page 214: ...o stop the scan Temporary Skip Push to set the frequency to be skipped during scanning The selected frequencies are temporarily skipped for faster scanning RX CS Hold down for 1 second to set the last calling station s call sign to TO destination Bluetooth Set items Continued Function Description SPEECH Push to announce the frequency operating mode or call sign L L In the VFO Memory and Call chann...

Page 215: ...Set the serial port function for the Bluetooth SPP Serial Port Profile connection to a data device PC and so on CI V Echo Back OFF Transmits or receives a CI V command Does not send back the serial data received from the SPP connection CI V Echo Back ON Transmits or receives a CI V command Sends back the serial data received from the SPP connection DV Data Transmits or receives data in the DV mode...

Page 216: ...4100 data from or to the PC See page 10 14 for details Partial Reset Others Reset Partial Reset Select to reset the operating settings to their default values VFO frequency VFO settings menu contents without clearing the items below Memory channel content Scan Edge content Call channel content Call sign memories Message content DTMF memory content GPS Memory content Repeater list content See page ...

Page 217: ...ting DTMF code Direct Input 10 9 D D Setting the DTMF transmit speed 10 10 Tone squelch operation 10 11 D D Tone squelch frequency setting and operation 10 11 DTCS squelch operation 10 12 D D DTCS code setting and operation 10 12 D D The DTCS code operation 10 12 Weather channel operation USA version only 10 13 D D Selecting a Weather channel 10 13 D D Weather alert function 10 13 Cloning function...

Page 218: ...quelch Delay then push ï 4 Select an option Short Short squelch delay Long Long squelch delay 5 Push MENU Returns to the standby screen The transmit power level and the RF meter displays are shown below LOW MID HIGH RF meter TX display Power level at TX 5 W 15 W 25 50 W Depending on the transceiver version Selecting a Squelch delay Transmit power levels and RF meter TIP To change the transmit powe...

Page 219: ...in level in the MENU screen Function MIC Gain 1 Push MENU 2 Rotate DIAL to select Function then push ï 3 Select MIC Gain then push ï 4 Rotate DIAL to set the microphone gain level L L Set higher values to make the microphone more sensitive to your voice 5 Push MENU Returns to the standby screen Attenuator function Microphone gain level setting D DOperating the Attenuator function Rotate SQL clockw...

Page 220: ...3 Push QUICK 4 Rotate DIAL to select Band Scope then push ï 5 Select Continuous Sweep then push ï Returns to the frequency display and starts continuous sweeping 6 Push ï Stops the continuous sweeping 7 When the sweeping stops rotate DIAL to move the sweep marker to a detected signal L L You can hear the signal audio 8 Push QUICK 9 Rotate DIAL to select Band Scope then push ï 10 Select Scope OFF t...

Page 221: ... memory number T1 T4 The VOICE TX RECORD T1 screen is displayed when T1 memory is selected 5 Push MW to start recording Audio level Displayed while recording Recording time L L Hold the microphone 5 to 10 cm 2 to 4 inches from your mouth then speak at a normal voice level L L The maximum record time is 1 minute 6 Push MONI to stop recording 7 Push RX CS to playback the recorded audio L L If you pu...

Page 222: ...for up to 10 minutes at the interval specified in Repeat Time Push PTT to cancel a recorded voice transmission TIP To send the recorded voice audio in the Quick Menu window push QUICK then select Voice TX D DChanging the voice TX settings You can change the voice TX settings on the MENU screen p 9 23 Setting the Repeat Time Set the repeat interval for the voice repeat transmission The transceiver ...

Page 223: ...can preset in the transceiver s VFO mode Memory mode and DR function Select the Home channel by just pushing HOME in each mode TIP Selecting Clear in step 4 clears the Home channel setting Home channel function D DHome channel operation 1 Select a mode VFO or Memory or the DR screen in which you want to select the Home channel 2 Push HOME on the microphone Selects the Home channel of the selected ...

Page 224: ... ï Displays the DTMF memory list d0 to d 4 Select the DTMF memory then push ï Example d0 5 Enter the DTMF code then push ï Example 12345A Saves the channel and returns to the DTMF MEMORY screen L L See Entering and editing text for details p iv 6 Push MENU Returns to the standby screen TIP To clear the entered DTMF code push QUICK on the DTMF MEMORY screen then select Clear Using the DTMF memory P...

Page 225: ...F code L L The DTMF code scrolls during transmission D DTransmitting DTMF code Direct Input 1 Push QUICK 2 Rotate DIAL to select DTMF TX then push ï 3 Select Direct Input 4 Enter the DTMF code then push ï Example 123A Transmits the entered DTMF code L L The DTMF code scrolls during transmission L L See Entering and editing text for details p iv Using the DTMF memory Continued Previous view ...

Page 226: ...ond 200ms Transmits the DTMF tones at about 200 milliseconds per code 2 5 characters per second 300ms Transmits the DTMF tones at about 300 milliseconds per code 1 6 characters per second 500ms Transmits the DTMF tones at about 500 milliseconds per code 1 character per second 5 Push MENU Returns to the standby screen When 100ms is set the DTMF transmit speed is fast When 500ms is set the DTMF tran...

Page 227: ...ted beeps sound for 30 seconds and S blinks when a call with the matched tone signal is received L L Within 30 seconds push PTT to stop the beeps S disappears After that the transceiver selects the regular tone squelch operation If you make no operation for 30 seconds the beeps automatically stop but S continues to blink to indicate that you received a call About the tone squelch type TSQLS Enable...

Page 228: ...s received If DTCSS is selected beeps sound for 30 seconds and S blinks when a call with the matching tone signal is received L L Within 30 seconds push PTT to stop the beeps S disappears After that the transceiver selects the regular tone squelch operation If you make no operation for 30 seconds the beeps automatically stop but S continues to blink to indicate that you received a call About the D...

Page 229: ...lert function is turned ON the selected weather channel is monitored every 5 seconds for an announcement When an alert signal is detected the ALT and the WX channel are alternately displayed and a beep sounds until you change the operating mode or weather channel turn OFF the Weather Alert function or turn OFF the transceiver The previously selected used weather channel is checked periodically dur...

Page 230: ... can also be done with a PC Cloning function Cloning from a PC using an optional cloning cable CS 4100 Instruction manual By using the CS 4100 cloning software and an optional cloning cable cloning can be done with a PC See the CS 4100 instruction manual that can be downloaded from the Icom website http www icom co jp world support To the DATA jack To the speaker jack OPC 478UC Option To the USB p...

Page 231: ...o the microSD card L L Recorded voice memories are not included in the cloning data To play back the master transceiver s voice memory insert the microSD card into a sub transceiver or make a copy onto the sub transceiver s microSD card using a PC L L Assumes that the microSD card has already been inserted into the transceiver Step 1 Saving the master transceiver s setting data onto the microSD ca...

Page 232: ...signs and TX message into the transceiver Repeater List Only Loads only the repeater list into the transceiver The confirmation dialog Keep SKIP settings in the Repeater List is displayed 6 Select YES NO or Cancel then push ï YES Retains the skip settings of the repeater list p 4 40 NO Does not retain the skip settings of the repeater list Cancel Returns to the LOAD FILE screen When you select YES...

Page 233: ...opy the icf file to the Setting folder in the ID 4100 folder of the microSD card microSD card configuration Insert the microSD card that includes the icf file then load it to complete the cloning ID 4100 Gps Reply Setting Voice yyyymmdd yyyymmdd QsoLog RxLog VoiceTx Csv GpsMemory YourMemory RptList Connections Cloning function Continued To the memory card reader To the memory card slot Click Doubl...

Page 234: ...IAL RESET is displayed then the display automatically returns to the default screen L L A Partial reset resets the operating settings to their default values VFO frequency VFO settings menu contents without clearing the items below Memory channel contents Scan Edge contents Call channel contents Call sign memories Message data DTMF memory contents GPS Memory contents Repeater list NOTE for the All...

Page 235: ...ress Command number see the command table Sub command number see the command table BCD code data such as for frequency memory number entry see the data content description End of message code fixed OK message to controller FE FE E0 9A FB FD FE FE E0 9A FA FD Preamble code fixed Controller s default address Transceiver s default address OK code fixed End of message code fixed NG message to controll...

Page 236: ...d read GPS TX mode 00 OFF 01 D PRS 02 NMEA 5D 00 to 09 Tone setting 00 OFF 01 TONE 02 TSQL 03 DTCS 04 TSQL R 05 DTCS R 06 DTCS T 07 TONE T DTCS R 08 DTCS T TSQL R 09 TONE T TSQL R Cmd Sub cmd Data Description 18 00 Turning OFF the transceiver 01 Turning ON the transceiver 2 19 00 Read transceiver ID 1B 00 see p 10 22 Send read Repeater tone frequency 01 see p 10 22 Send read Tone squelch frequency...

Page 237: ...must be sent before the basic format 19200bps 25 9600bps 13 4800bps 7 Example When sending with 4800 bps q w e r t u F F E 7 A 9 E F E E 1 0 8 1 0 D F q Preamble code fixed w Transceiver s default address e Controller s default address r Command number t Sub command number u End of message code fixed 3 Output setting is automatically turned OFF after turning OFF the transceiver then turn it ON aga...

Page 238: ... q First digit 0 9 Second digit 0 9 DV MY call sign setting Command 1F 00 Set your own call sign and note of up to 12 characters X X X X X X X X X X X X o 2 q i q i Your own call sign setting 8 characters o 2 Note setting 4 characters DV TX call signs setting 24 characters Command 1F 01 Set UR R1 and R2 call signs of 8 characters fixed X X X X X X X X X X X X 7 4 o 6 q i q i UR Destination call si...

Page 239: ... was finished by you select 1 bit4 0 1 Receiving a signal When the audio tone can be heard select 1 bit3 0 1 Receiving a BK call While receiving a BK call select 1 bit2 0 1 Receiving a EMR call While receiving a EMR call select 1 bit1 0 1 Receiving a signal other than DV When DV and FM are blinking select 1 bit0 0 1 Packet loss status While displaying packet loss DV RX call sign data Command 20 00...

Page 240: ...GPS D PRS data Position Command 20 03 01 20 03 02 Remote jack CI V information Continued q o Call sign SSID 9 ASCII characters A Z 0 9 space 0 1 Symbol 2 ASCII characters 00h EFh 2 6 Latitude ddºmm mmm format 7 2 Longitude dddºmm mmm format 3 6 Altitude 0 1 meter steps 7 8 Course 1 degree steps 9 1 Speed 0 1 km h steps 2 8 Date UTC yyyymmddHHMMSS y Year m Month d Day H Hour M Minute S Second 9 Pow...

Page 241: ...a number 1 7 8 q o X X X X X X X X X X X X 7 2 3 6 2 3 4 5 5 X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 6 4 9 1 GPS D PRS data Item Command 20 03 01 20 03 02 Remote jack CI V information Continued q o Call sign SSID 9 ASCII characters A Z 0 9 space 0 1 Symbol 2 ASCII characters 00h EFh 2 6 Latitude ddºmm mmm format 7 2 Longitude dddºmm mmm format 3 9 Date UTC yyyymmddHHMMSS y Year m Month d Day H Hour M Minu...

Page 242: ...e Command 20 04 01 20 04 02 X X X X 0 2 Variable X X X X q o q o Call sign SSID 9 ASCII characters A Z 0 9 space 0 2 Message Up to 43 ASCII characters 00h EFh Remote jack CI V information Continued 1 X X X X X X X 0 0 X 0 X X X X X X X X 0 0 X X X X X X X 0 X 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 10 degree digit 0 9 1 degree digit 0 9 10 minute digit 0 5 1 minute digit 0 9 0 1 minute digit 0 9 0 01 mi...

Page 243: ...Section 11 OPTIONS 11 1 Options 11 2 Previous view ...

Page 244: ...om is not responsible for the destruction damage to or performance of any Icom or non Icom equipment if the malfunction is because of Force majeure including but not limited to fires earthquakes storms floods lightning other natural disasters disturbances riots war or radioactive contamination The use of Icom transceivers with any equipment that is not manufactured or approved by Icom About the fr...

Page 245: ...ay store 12 8 D D Required items 12 8 D D Download procedures 12 8 Downloading the RS MS1I from the Apple App store 12 9 D D Required items 12 9 D D Download procedures 12 9 Connecting to an Android device 12 10 D D Pairing with an Android device 12 10 D D Connection 12 11 Connecting to an iOS device 12 12 D D Pairing with an iOS device 12 12 D D Connection 12 13 Disconnecting from a Bluetooth dev...

Page 246: ...eeware Android application iOS device When you connect an iOS device to the transceiver you can use the extended D STAR functions with the RS MS1I freeware iOS application L L The communication range of Bluetooth is approximately 10 meters 32 8 feet Android device iOS device or Bluetooth Low Energy device third party Bluetooth Optional VS 3 Bluetooth Headset Transceiver with the Bluetooth unit UT ...

Page 247: ...s displayed 7 Select YES then push ï Connects to the headset After the connecting to the headset is displayed in the pairing list Pairing List Headset icon Device name ICOM indicate the Icom headset Displayed while connecting 8 Push MENU Returns to the standby screen L L While connected to a Bluetooth device the Bluetooth icon is displayed Displayed Connecting to a Bluetooth headset TIP When you t...

Page 248: ...the MENU screen or the headset before setting the VOX level Function MIC Gain NOTE While receiving a signal or sounding a beep the transceiver does not switch to transmit by your voice VOX function D DSetting the VOX level Bluetooth Set Headset Set VOX VOX Level 1 Push MENU 2 Rotate DIAL to select Bluetooth Set then push ï 3 Select Headset Set then push ï 4 Select VOX then push ï 5 Select VOX Leve...

Page 249: ... Set Headset Set VOX VOX Delay The VOX delay is the amount of time the transmitter stays ON after you stop speaking It enables for normal pauses in speaking p 9 70 VOX Time Out Timer Bluetooth Set Headset Set VOX VOX Time Out Timer The VOX Time Out Timer prevents accidental prolonged transmission p 9 70 VOX function Continued Previous view ...

Page 250: ...Headset Function Select Select the PTT and microphone combination when either a Bluetooth headset or the transceiver microphone are used Bluetooth Set Headset Set Headset Function Select 1 Push MENU 2 Rotate DIAL to select Bluetooth Set then push ï 3 Select Headset Set then push ï 4 Select Headset Function Select then push ï 5 Select an option then push ï 6 Push MENU Returns to the standby screen ...

Page 251: ...cation or operation is performed for 120 seconds p 9 70 The Power Save function is disabled when the VOX function is ON One Touch PTT screen The One Touch PTT function enables you to select transmission and reception by pushing PTT PTT Beep screen Set the beep to sound when you push PTT on the VS 3 p 9 70 Custom Key Beep screen Set the beep to sound when you push PLAY FWD or RWD on the VS 3 p 9 70...

Page 252: ...rectly depending on the application installed in your Android device or memory capability even if you use one of the above products See the instruction manual for details of the operation or account setting of the Android device The screen shot in this manual may differ depending on your device s OS or its version D DDownload procedures 1 Turn ON your Android device 2 Tap Play Store 3 Enter RS MS1...

Page 253: ...ng on the application installed in your iOS device or memory capability even if you use one of the above products See the instruction manual for details of the operation or account setting of the iOS device The screen shot in this manual may differ depending on your device s OS or its version D DDownload procedures 1 Turn ON your iOS device 2 Tap App Store 3 Tap 4 Enter RS MS1I in the search field...

Page 254: ...the instruction manual of the Android device for details L L You can confirm the UT 137 s name on the BLUETOOTH DEVICE INFORMATION screen Default ICOM BT 003 p 9 72 Step 3 Sending a pairing request to the transceiver Android device Select the displayed UT 137 s name to send a pairing request The Android device starts to send a pairing request The Android device displays the To pair with ICOM BT 00...

Page 255: ...RING CONNECT screen is displayed to the left of the Android device name Data device icon Device name Displayed while connecting NOTE If you cannot connect check that the same CI V address is set between the transceiver and the RS MS1A You can see the CI V setting as described below Transceiver CI V Address in the Menu screen Function CI V CI V Address Default 9A RS MS1A Application Setting CI V se...

Page 256: ...nfirm the UT 137 s name on the BLUETOOTH DEVICE INFORMATION screen Default ICOM BT 003 p 9 72 2 Tap the displayed UT 137 s name to send a pairing request The iOS device starts to send a pairing request L L When your call sign has not been entered in the transceiver you should enter in before you connect L L After the connection has succeeded the iOS device displays Bluetooth connected to ICOM BT 0...

Page 257: ... Pairing Connect then push ï 4 Select the iOS device name displayed in the pairing list then push ï 5 Select YES then push ï Displays MMM Connecting MMM is the Bluetooth name of the iOS device L L is displayed to the left of the iOS device name Connecting to an iOS device Continued L L About the transceiver s display After the connection has succeeded the transceiver displays MMM Connected and the...

Page 258: ... Connect 1 Push MENU 2 Rotate DIAL to select Bluetooth Set then push ï 3 Select Pairing Connect then push ï 4 Select the Bluetooth device then push ï The confirmation dialog Disconnect is displayed 5 Select YES then push ï disappears The transceiver disconnects from the Bluetooth device and disappears from the list However the transceiver is still paired with the device L L When you select the unc...

Page 259: ...onnect then push ï 4 Select the Bluetooth device then push QUICK 5 Select Delete then push ï The confirmation dialog Delete is displayed 6 Select YES then push ï Deletes the selected device from the pairing list Deleting a Bluetooth device from the pairing list TIP To connect to the deleted device again you must first pair with it again Pairing with a headset p 12 3 Pairing with an Android device ...

Page 260: ... Device Information then push ï Displays the BLUETOOTH DEVICE INFO screen 4 Push QUICK 5 Select Edit Name then push ï Enters the unit name entry mode 6 Enter a name of up to 8 characters Example ICOM BT 003 A Selectable characters and symbols A to Z a to z 0 to 9 _ space L L See Entering and editing text for details p iv Except for ICOM BT 7 After entering push ï Sets the edited name Editing the i...

Page 261: ...owever the device name and pairing connection information remain Bluetooth Set Initialize Bluetooth Device 1 Push MENU 2 Rotate DIAL to select Bluetooth Set then push ï 3 Select Initialize Bluetooth Device then push ï The confirmation dialog Initialize Bluetooth Device is displayed 4 Select YES then push ï Resets the installed UT 137 s settings to their factory defaults and returns to the standby ...

Page 262: ...ce Up to 7 Bluetooth devices can be paired with the UT 137 However you cannot pair with 7 headsets only 7 data devices only or 7 Low Energy devices only Either headsets or Android devices are maximum 4 devices and the combination is 5 devices in total Bluetooth Low Energy devices are maximum 2 devices The maximum number of paired devices Previous view ...

Page 263: ...on 13 UPDATING THE FIRMWARE 13 1 General 13 2 D D About updating the firmware 13 2 D D Cautions 13 2 D D Item requirement 13 2 D D Checking the firmware version 13 2 Updating the firmware 13 3 Previous view ...

Page 264: ...lid We recommend that you backup all the transceiver s data to a microSD card or to a PC before starting the firmware update Settings and or memory contents may be lost or returned to their default settings when the firmware is updated You are responsible for the the results after updating the firmware D DItem requirement PC microSD card microSD card slot or a memory card reader NOTE Before using ...

Page 265: ...mat folder 8 Right click the downloaded firmware folder zip format 9 Click Extract All Click 10 Select the location where you want to create the unzipped folder then click Extract Example Desktop Click After unzipping a folder is created in the specified location L L In the 4100E_MM folder 4100E_MM dat is created MM represents the release number Step 2 Inserting the microSD card into a PC NOTE To ...

Page 266: ...e occurs while updating the transceiver firmware may be damaged and you may have to send the transceiver back to the nearest Icom distributor for repair This type of repair is out of warranty even if the transceiver warranty period is still valid SD Card Firmware Update 1 Push MENU 2 Rotate DIAL to select SD Card then push ï 3 Select Firmware Update then push ï The firmware update agreement screen...

Page 267: ...the main CPU sub CPU DSP and the controller CPU Downloading and loading status are displayed in the dialogs 7 The firmware updating has completed the transceiver will automatically restart And then returns to the standby screen TIP To check the firmware version after the updating see Checking the firmware version for details p 13 2 To delete the firmware file on the microSD card push QUICK then se...

Page 268: ...Device Information 9 72 Brightness 9 62 Busy Lockout 9 60 C Call CH 9 17 Selecting 1 4 Call Sign 9 41 4 31 Received call signs 4 19 My Call Sign 9 47 Your destination call sign Deleting 4 44 Entering 4 43 CI V 10 19 CI V Address 9 60 CI V Baud Rate 9 60 CI V Bluetooth REMOTE Transceive Address 9 61 CI V information 10 19 CI V Transceive 9 61 Cloning function 10 14 Clone Mode 9 73 Comment 9 26 9 28...

Page 269: ...sage 9 35 GPS Logger function 5 34 GPS record interval 5 34 9 40 GPS record sentence 5 35 9 40 Viewing the log data on a PC Map 5 36 GPS operation 5 1 Compass Direction 5 10 Grid Locator 5 9 D PRS data 5 13 Item 5 7 5 17 Object 5 7 5 17 Position Base 5 6 5 15 Position Mobile 5 6 5 15 Weather 5 8 5 21 NMEA data 5 25 NMEA 5 8 GPS message 5 26 GPS data sentence 5 25 GPS Out To DATA jack 9 24 GPS Posi...

Page 270: ...fset frequency 9 16 One Touch PTT 9 70 One Touch PTT Remote MIC 9 60 Opening Message 9 64 Options 11 2 P Paring Paring Connect 9 69 Paring Reception 9 69 Partial Reset 9 73 10 18 Pause Timer 9 18 Play Files 9 21 Position 9 29 9 32 Manual Position 9 24 Power 9 27 9 30 9 33 Power OFF With No Controller 9 61 Power Save 9 70 Priority watch 3 1 Canceling 3 2 Starting 3 2 Program Link 9 19 Program Scan ...

Page 271: ... 9 72 Skip Time 9 22 Speech SPEECH Language 9 51 SPEECH Level 9 52 SPEECH Speed 9 52 Speed 9 29 9 32 9 64 Squelch ATT Select 9 57 Squelch Delay 9 57 10 2 SSID 9 26 9 30 9 33 9 34 Standby Beep 9 66 Symbol 9 24 9 28 9 31 9 34 Symbol list 9 25 System Language 9 64 T Temperature 9 64 Temporary Skip Timer 9 18 Terminal Mode 9 67 Text entry iv TIME 9 67 Time Out Timer 9 60 Time Stamp 9 26 9 30 9 34 Tone...

Page 272: ... 6 Record 9 23 Repeat Time 9 23 Voltage 9 73 Voltage Power ON 9 64 VOX VOX function 9 70 12 4 VOX Delay 9 70 12 5 VOX Level 9 70 12 4 VOX Time Out Timer 9 70 12 5 W Weather channel operation 10 13 Weather alert function 10 13 Weather station transmission 5 23 Wind Speed 9 64 Y Your Call Sign 9 45 Previous view ...

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