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OPTIONS

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Some of the following options may not be available due to
variations in local electrical standards, etc. If you have any
questions regarding options please consult your Icom Dealer.

D

Antenna

AH-32

144/430(440) MHz DUAL BAND ANTENNA

Dual band mobile antenna.
Frequency range: 144–148 MHz and 430–450 MHz.
Max. input power: 150 W

AHB-32

TRUNK MOUNT

Trunk mount with a coaxial cable for the AH-32.

D

Speakers

SP-7 

EXTERNAL SPEAKER

For base station use. Cable length: 1.0 m; 3.3 ft

SP-10 

EXTERNAL SPEAKER

Compact design. Cable length: 1.5 m; 4.9 ft

SP-12 

EXTERNAL SPEAKER

Slim-type. Cable length: 2.0 m; 6.6 ft

D

Separation accessories

OPC-600/601 

SEPARATION CABLE

For operation with the front panel detached.
Cable length
OPC-600: 3.5 m; 11.5 ft

OPC-601: 7.0 m; 23.0 ft

MB-58

REMOTE CONTROLLER BRACKET

Mounts the remote controller in a convenient location for op-
eration with the front panel detached from the main body.

MB-65

REMOTE CONTROLLER BRACKET

Mounts the remote controller with MB-58. Adjustable angle
and direction for optimum installation positioning.

OPC-440/647

MIC EXTENSION CABLE

Cable length
OPC-440: 5.0 m; 16.4 ft

OPC-647: 2.5 m; 8.2 ft.

OPC-347

DC POWER CABLE

Has a 20 A capacity and a length of 7.0 m (23.0 ft).

OPC-441

SPEAKER EXTENSION CABLE

Cable length: 5.0 m; 16.4 ft.

SP-7

SP-10

SP-12

MB-65

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Summary of Contents for IC-2710H

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Page 2: ... connect the transceiver to a power source using reverse polarity This connection will ruin the transceiver NEVER cut the DC power cable between the DC plug and fuse holder If an incorrect connection is made after cutting the transceiver might be damaged NEVER place the transceiver where normal operation of the vehicle may be hindered or where it could cause bodily injury NEVER let objects impede ...

Page 3: ...transceiver Qty DC power cable OPC 346 1 Mobile mounting bracket 1 Microphone HM 98 1 Fuse 20 A 1 Knob bolt M4 x 8 4 Mounting bolt M5 x 12 4 Nut M5 4 Spring washer M5 4 Flat washer M5 4 Self tapping screws A0 5 x 16 4 nt er er y n m or l er er s ...

Page 4: ... PTT function 26 5 REPEATER OPERATION 27 31 Operation 27 Subaudible tones 29 Offset frequency 30 Auto repeater 31 6 MEMORY OPERATION 32 36 General description 32 Memory channel selection 32 Programming a memory channel 33 Programming a memory channel via the microphone 34 Transferring memory contents 35 Memory clearing 36 7 CALL CHANNEL OPERATION 37 38 Calling up a call channel contents 37 Transfe...

Page 5: ...E 66 EX 1759 installation 67 HM 90 switches 68 Microphone address 71 17 OTHER FUNCTIONS 72 74 Beep tones on off 72 Time out timer 72 Auto power off 73 Cooling fan setting 73 Microphone F 1 F 2 keys 74 Display dimmer setting 74 Demonstration display 74 18 MAINTENANCE 75 77 Troubleshooting 75 Fuse replacement 77 Partial resetting 77 Total resetting 77 19 SPECIFICATIONS 78 20 OPTIONS 79 80 21 MODE AR...

Page 6: ...ed and closed when pushed Transmit frequency is automatically selected when squelch opens r VOLUME CONTROLS VOL SET L VOL SET D Adjust the audio levels p 20 Select set mode when pushed p 82 Toggles the lock function ON OFF when pushed and held SET L p 16 Allows you to adjust the display brightness when pushed and held SET D p 74 MONI SQL SET D VOL V MHz SCAN S MW MW M CALL PRIO LOCK VFO CALL MR SU...

Page 7: ...ver p 7 Be careful not to lose the cover 1 FRONT PANEL RELEASE LATCH While pushing this latch slide the front panel to the left to remove it 2 MICROPHONE CONNECTOR Connect the supplied microphone or optional EX 1759 IN FRARED RECEIVER p 11 3 CABLE GUTTERS Pass the microphone cable through one of the gutters when attaching the front panel 4 MICROPHONE RELEASE Push to release the microphone ...

Page 8: ...n use respectively pgs 49 59 61 t DUPLEX INDICATORS p 27 DUP or DUP appear during semi duplex operation re peater operation y TONE INDICATORS T appears while the subaudible tone encoder is in use p 27 T SQL appears while the optional tone squelch func tion is in use p 54 T SQLS appears while the optional pocket beep function is in use p 53 LOW SKIP BUSY MUTE PR I O DUP T SQL TOT A O REMO u i q o 0...

Page 9: ...ATORS p 32 Appear when memory mode is selected 5 S RF INDICATORS p 25 Show the relative signal strength while receiving sig nals Show the output power selection while transmitting 6 BUSY INDICATORS p 20 Appear while a signal is being received or the squelch is open 7 AUTO POWER OFF INDICATOR p 73 Appears while the auto power off function is in use ...

Page 10: ...HF band audio UHF band audio With no exter nal speakers Internal speaker mixed audio 144 MHz SP only External speaker 430 440 MHz SP only External speaker mixed audio 2 external speakers External speaker via 144 MHz SP External speaker via 430 440 MHz SP Internal speaker ...

Page 11: ...ld to turn the sub band access function ON and OFF p 22 u FUNCTION SWITCHES F 1 F 2 p 74 Assign your desired key function from the front panel switches Default settings are VHF and UHF tuning dials to F 1 and F 2 respectively for quick band selection i FUNCTION INDICATOR Lights yellow while FUNC is activated indicates the secondary function of switches can be accessed Lights green when DTMF S is a...

Page 12: ... 51 DTMF S No secondary function Turns the one touch PTT function ON and OFF p 26 Turns the optional pager function ON p 59 Turns the optional code squelch function ON p 62 Turns the DTMF memory encoder function ON p 50 Turns the subaudible tone encoder ON p 28 Turns the optional pocket beep function ON p 53 Turns the optional tone squelch function ON p 54 While being pushed transmits a 1750 Hz to...

Page 13: ...g is completed p 34 After Transmit the appropriate DTMF code p 51 DTMF S ns the pager code squelch DTMF mem or DTMF remote function OFF pgs 59 62 63 ns the subaudible tone encoder pocket p or tone squelch OFF pgs 28 53 54 es both band s audio signals p 21 te function is released when any operation is formed ks the digit keys on the keypad including A D and M keys p 16 ds a 1750 Hz tone signal for ...

Page 14: ...front panel mounting Optional MB 65 MOUNTING BASE is available for increasing front panel mounting possibilities MB 58 is necessary Optional OPC 440 MICROPHONE CABLE 5 0 m 16 4 ft and OPC 647 2 5 m 8 2 ft are available to extend the micro phone cable Optional OPC 441 SPEAKER CABLE 5 0 m 16 4 ft is avail able to extend the speaker cable The an be Main body Front panel ...

Page 15: ...en using nuts approx 2 3 mm 1 16 in when using self tapping screws Insert the supplied screws nuts and washers through the mounting bracket and tighten Adjust the angle for the clearest view of the function dis play 20 Mounting nut Mounting bracket When using self tapping screws Nut Spring washer Flat washer Flat washer Spring washer ...

Page 16: ...the front panel can be separated from the main body doubling as a re mote controller Detach the front panel as shown at left Connect a separation cable to the front panel and to the main body using the supplied screws as illustrated below ease OPC 600 or OPC 601 Rear of front panel Main body ...

Page 17: ...te con troller and bracket Attach the supplied Velcro pad small or rubber pad to the bracket as shown below then attach the remote controller D When using the MB 65 MB 58 IC 2710H remote controller MB 58 MB 65 Adjust the viewing angle for maximum visibility of the function display ...

Page 18: ...C PS30 DC POWER SUPPLY is available for using the transceiver with a DC power supply in your home Make sure the ground terminal of the DC power supply is grounded ery con wer d able CONNECTING TO A DC POWER SUPPLY See p 77 for fuse replacement DC power supply 13 8 V to an AC outlet Fuses 20 A black red ...

Page 19: ...r 10 mm 1 2 mm solder solder Soft solder Coupling ring PL 259 CONNECTOR Slide the coupling ring down Strip the cable jacket and soft solder Slide the connector body on and solder it Screw the coupling ring onto the connec tor body Strip the cable as shown at right Soft solder the center con ductor 10 mm 3 8 in ...

Page 20: ...band s V MHz to select VFO mode when the transceiver is not in VFO mode If VFO mode is already selected the digits below 100 kHz disap pear In this case push V MHz again or push twice depending on version Push VFO to select VFO mode The microphone controls the main band only or using sub band access p 22 Push BAND to toggle the main band then push VFO if necessary Indicates memory mode VFO mode is...

Page 21: ...one keypad Push FUNC then A16 KEYLOCK to toggle the microphone keypad lock function ON and OFF PTT and the 7 keys on the upper half of the mi crophone can be used All switches on the transceiver can be used The keypad lock function is released when the power is turned OFF then ON again 16 KEY LOCK ...

Page 22: ...in band s frequency If VFO mode is not selected push VFO to select it Frequency changes according to the selected tuning steps p 18 Pushing Y or Z for more than 0 5 sec activates a scan If this happens push Y or Z again to stop it NOTE 1 MHz steps cannot be used via the Y Z switches YZ ...

Page 23: ...Å Push VFO to select VFO mode Ç Push FSET one or more times until tS ap pears as shown previously Push ENT to reverse the order of selection Cancel the DTMF memory or optional pager code squelch in advance pgs 49 59 62 É Push Y or Z to select the tuning step Ñ Push CLR to exit set mode E SET B ...

Page 24: ...sh ENT to clear the input then input from the 1st digit Pushing CLR clears input digits and retrieves the frequency Ñ Push Y or Z to make adjustments below the 10 kHz digit if desired When the 25 kHz tuning step is selected in UHF 3 PRIO 5 MID 1 MONI 4 HIGH 6 LOW 3 PRIO 6 0 VOL ...

Page 25: ...Push MONI then push BZVOL or IYVOL to adjust the audio level Push MONI again to close the squelch Ç Set the squelch level using AZSQL or HYSQL if desired É Set the operating frequency pgs 15 19 CONVENIENT RF attenuator The transceiver has an RF attenuator related to the SQL setting The attenuator is automatically activated when SQL is rotated further than the 12 o clock position Approx 10 dB atten...

Page 26: ...ggle between AM and FM modes Mode selection cannot be performed via the microphone NOTE The avionics band can be selected in the left band only even when the para watch fuinction is in use CONVENIENT The tuning steps for the avionics band are available sepa rately from those for other ranges 1 5 9 Appears when AM mode is selected sturb uelch tone and s g fre ry and s gnals gnals ...

Page 27: ... during transmission standby on the main band Ä Push and hold BAND SUB appears If the PTT is pushed at this time transmit is on the main band Å Set the sub band s operating frequency or acti vate functions Ç To exit sub band access push and hold BAND SUB again disappears To switch from the sub band to the main band for transmitting push BAND SUB momentarily BAND ...

Page 28: ... rans n the MODE sub and is Rotate the main band s tuning dial to set the condition Push POWER momentarily to exit initial set mode DISPLAY SUB BAND MUTE BUSY BEEP Sub oF OFF OFF Sub oF S OFF ON Sub on ON OFF Sub on S ON ON ...

Page 29: ...mon for the same band Transmitting on the para watch frequency is possible and the transmission quality is the same as usual However the opposite band s audio is muted even when both bands are reversed The para watch function cannot be activated from the regular microphone keys However when the tuning dial function is assigned to the user pro grammable keys F 1 and F 2 the para watch function can ...

Page 30: ...he transceiver has 3 output power levels to suit your oper ating requirements Lower output power during short distance communication may reduce interference to other stations and reduces current consumption Push the desired band s tuning dial Push LOW one or more times to select the desired out put power The output power can be changed while transmitting am POWER SELECTION S RF INDICATOR VHF UHF H...

Page 31: ... with the one touch PTT function the transceiver has a time out timer See p 72 for details Ä Push FUNC then PTT M to turn the one touch PTT function ON The activity indicator lights green Å Push PTT to transmit and push again to receive Two beeps sound when transmission is started and a long beep sounds when returning to receive flashes while transmitting with the one touch PTT func tion Ç Push FU...

Page 32: ...for details If oFF appears confirm the offset frequency p 30 Release PTT to receive Push the selected band s MONI to check whether the other station s transmit signal can be directly received or not To return to simplex push DUP for 1 sec once or twice to clear the DUP indicator To turn OFF the subaudible tone encoder push and hold DTMF T T disappears When the optional UT 104 is installed push and...

Page 33: ...tion control The transceiver has 8 DTMF memory channels for au topatch operation See p 49 for details D 1750 Hz tone A 1750 Hz tone is required to access most European repeaters The microphone has 1750 Hz tone capability Ä Push FUNC The mode indicator lights orange Å Push BTONE 1 to transmit a 1750 Hz tone call signal for 1 sec push and hold ITONE 2 to transmit a 1750 Hz tone call signal for an ar...

Page 34: ...ing GENT reverses the order of selection Cancel the DTMF memory encoder or optional pager code squelch function in advance pgs 49 59 62 É Push Y or Z to select and set the desired frequency Pushing and holding Y or Z changes the fre quency continuously Ñ Push ECLR to exit set mode Subaudible tone frequency list unit Hz SET B 67 0 79 7 94 8 110 9 131 8 156 7 171 3 186 2 69 3 82 5 97 4 114 8 136 5 1...

Page 35: ...everses the order of selection Cancel the DTMF memory encoder or optional pager code squelch function in advance pgs 49 59 62 É Push Y or Z to select and set the desired frequency Selectable step increment is the same as the preset tuning step p 18 Pushing and holding Y or Z changes the fre quency continuously Ñ Push ECLR to exit set mode NOTE The offset frequency can be set in a memory chan nel t...

Page 36: ...er nd du MODE c ON c ON D Frequency range and offset direction FREQUENCY RANGE DUPLEX DIRECTION 145 200 145 495 MHz 146 610 146 995 MHz DUP appears 147 000 147 395 MHz DUP appears 442 000 444 995 MHz DUP appears 447 000 449 995 MHz DUP appears ...

Page 37: ...de Ç Push Y or Z several times to select the de sired memory channel Pushing Y Z more than 0 5 sec activates a scan If a scan is activated push Y or Z again to stop it D Using the keypad Ä Push BAND to select the desired band if necessary Å Push MR to select memory mode Ç Push GENT to activate the keypad for numeral input É Push 2 appropriate digit keys to input a channel number When inputting non...

Page 38: ...ber automatically advances when continu ing to push S MW after programming CONVENIENT Memory programming can be performed in versatile ways e g memory channel to the same or different memory chan nel memory channel to the call channel etc channel 20 via the remote controller 1 5 9 1 5 9 S MW MW tting etc Push momentarily sec and continue pushing ...

Page 39: ...annel direct numeral input cannot be used Ñ Push FUNC then EMW for 1 sec to program 3 beeps may sound and the VFO contents including the sub audible tone frequency etc are programmed Memory channel number advances when continuing to push MW after programming annel 20 via the microphone 1 5 9 1 5 9 Push then momentarily or 1 sec and continue pushing MW FUNC A CLR ...

Page 40: ... memory channel or push GENT then push the desired memory chan nel number 2 digits to select the memory channel directly Ç Push FUNC then EMW momentarily then push Y or Z to select another memory chan nel to transfer To transfer to the VFO push FUNC then push and hold EMW instead of pushing momentarily É Push FUNC then EMW for 1 sec to transfer when a momentary push was used in the pre vious step ...

Page 41: ... the contents of cleared memories CANNOT be recalled Memory channel 0 and scan edge channels 1A 1b cannot be cleared Memory clearing may not be performed from the microphone 6 MEMORY OPERATION 36 Rotate rily r 1 sec Push ...

Page 42: ...y channel to transfer To transfer to the VFO push and hold S MW MW instead of pushing momentarily Push and hold S MW MW to transfer when a momentary push was used in the previous step Ä Push BAND to select the desired band if nec essary Å Push MR CALL for 1 sec to select the call channel Ç Push FUNC then EMW momentarily To transfer to the VFO push FUNC then EMW in stead of pushing EMW momentarily ...

Page 43: ...h BAND to select the desired band if nec essary Å Push MR CALL for 1 sec to select the call channel Ç Set the desired frequency in VFO mode Push VFO to select VFO mode Set the desired frequency using the keypad Set other data if required É Push FUNC then EMW for 1 sec to pro gram MW A O 2 SCAN 5 MID 1 MONI 1 MONI 4 HIGH C ENT MW FUNC A CLR VFO mode then for 1 sec Beep Beep Beep ...

Page 44: ...ne of L1 L3 appears When first applying power or after CPU resetting scratch pad memories contain no data and therefore cannot be accessed Push the selected band s V MHz or M CALL to exit the scratch pad memory The 3rd scratch pad memory will be cleared when trans mitting on a new frequency If the transmit frequency is already stored in a scratch pad memory the scratch pad memory is not cleared bu...

Page 45: ... transferring channel Rotate the tuning dial to select the desired memory chan nel if required Push and hold S MW MW to transfer Ä Push BAND to select the desired band if nec essary Å Push MR CALL for 1 sec to select the call channel Ç Push Z one or more times to select the de sired scratch pad memory É Push FUNC then EMW momentarily flashes to indicate VFO as the transferring channel Ñ Push Y or ...

Page 46: ... receiving a signal pause scan paus es until the signal disap pears timer scans pause for 5 10 or 15 sec Empty pause scan pauses until a signal appears memo or skip often d by busy epeat Band edge Band edge Scan Jump Scan edges Pause scan Receiving a signal Timer scan Empty pause scan Pausing Pausing 2 sec 2 sec y and ening code e the above scans with the tone squelch function push and hold Y or Z...

Page 47: ...or push MR to select memory mode for memory scan Ç Push HYSQL or AZSQL one or more times to set the squelch just closed É Push SCAN to start the scan Y Z also start the scan when pushed and held Ñ To select the scan range while operating full programmed scan push SET several times Ö To stop the scan push ECLR SCAN 2 SET B e During programmed scan Indicates scan edge channels P1 stands for 1A 1b P1...

Page 48: ... channel 1A to 3A Push S MW MW for 1 sec to program 3 beeps may sound and the frequency is programmed Scan edge 1b is automatically selected when continuing to push S MW MW after programming To program a frequency for the other pair of scan edges 1b to 3b repeat steps and If the same frequency is programmed into both scan edges pro grammed scan will not function ...

Page 49: ... and continue pushing MW FUNC A CLR 3 beeps may sound and the VFO contents including the sub audible tone frequency etc are programmed Memory channel number advances to the next scan edge chan nel 1b to 3b when continuing to push EMW after program ming Ö To program a frequency for the other scan edge channel repeat steps Å and Ñ ...

Page 50: ... to select the desired band if nec essary Å Select the memory channel to program or to cancel the skip function on Select memory mode by pushing MR Push Y or Z to select a memory channel Ç Push FSET one or more times until CHS ap pears as shown at left Pushing GENT reverses the order of selection once entering set mode É Push Y or Z to set or cancel the skip infor mation See item at left for skip ...

Page 51: ...n pauses on a frequency that is not busy and re sumes 2 sec after a signal appears Push the selected band s tuning dial to exit set mode Ä Push BAND to select the desired band if nec essary Å Push FSET one or more times until SCt or SCP appears as shown at left Pushing GENT reverses the order of selection once entering set mode Cancel the DTMF memory encoder or pager code squelch in advance pgs 49...

Page 52: ...25 msec While operating on a VFO frequency priority watch checks for a signal on the selected memory channel every 5 sec A memory channel with skip information can be watched While operating on a VFO frequency priority watch checks for signals on each memory channel in se quence The memory skip function and memory area setting are use ful to speed up the scan While operating on a VFO frequency pri...

Page 53: ...annel For memory scan watch Push MR then SCAN to start the memory scan For call channel watch Push and hold MR CALL to select the call channel É Push PRIO to start the watch The transceiver checks the memory or call channel frequency every 5 sec The watch resumes according to the selected scan resume condition p 46 To resume the watch manually while pausing push PRIO or ECLR Ñ To stop the watch pu...

Page 54: ... to turn the DTMF memory encoder ON Push SET to enter the programming condition Rotate the main band s tuning dial to select the desired channel Push SET L for VHF display or MONI for UHF display to activate the 1st digit Rotate the main band s tuning dial to select and clear the memory channel contents Push the main band s tuning dial to exit the programming condition ...

Page 55: ...y E stands for M and F stands for Push Y then Z and repeat this step when making a mistake The S RF indicator shows the digit group The indication in creases every 6 digits Ñ Push the BAND to exit the programming condition The ECLR key cannot be used to exit If pushed A is input and the previously programmed data is erased Reprogram again in such a case 5 MID B SET 3 PRIO BAND ...

Page 56: ... Ä Push FUNC then DTMF to turn the DTMF memory encoder ON d appears in place of the main band s 100 MHz digit Å Push DTMF S then push the desired DTMF channel number 1 to 8 are available for channel numbers Ç Push DTMF S again to deactivate the DTMF setting É Push ECLR to turn the DTMF memory en coder OFF When the DTMF memory encoder is turned ON con tinuously each push of the PTT transmits the pr...

Page 57: ...11 DTMF MEMORY ENCODER 52 F s p or s d DE DISPLAY INTERVAL SPEED dtd 1 100 msec 5 0 cps dtd 2 200 msec 2 5 cps dtd 3 300 msec 1 6 cps dtd 5 500 msec 1 0 cps cps characters second ...

Page 58: ... a signal with the correct tone is received the transceiver emits beep tones for 30 sec and flashes S Ö Push PTT to answer or push ECLR to stop the beeps and flashing Tone squelch is automatically selected Pushing FUNC then TSQL also selects the tone squelch Ü To cancel the function push FUNC then GT OFF D Waiting for a call from a specific station A subaudible tone matched with the stations frequ...

Page 59: ...quelch can be used with the tone squelch p 62 Ñ When the received signal includes the correct tone the squelch opens and the signal can be heard When the received signal includes and incorrect tone the squelch does not open However the S RF indicator shows the received signal strength To open the accessed band s squelch manually push MONI Ö Operate the transceiver in the normal way push PTT to tra...

Page 60: ...frequency is pro grammed into the selected mode such as VFO memory call channel or scratch pad memory Ö Push ECLR to stop the scan Ü Push FUNC then GT OFF to deactivate the tone squelch or push FUNC then TONE to activate the tone encoder with the detected tone frequency NOTE The decoded tone frequency is programmed tem porarily when a memory or call channel is selected However this will be cleared...

Page 61: ...oup code for calling All station displays show the group code and all stations know that someone in your group called To use the pager function in your group all stations need the pager function No answer back Answer back No pager 555 333 555 222 555 111 555 beep beep beep beep beep beep PAGER SIMULATION Group call ...

Page 62: ...ammed as receive ac cept disappears to receive all calls from group members If transmit codes are not programmed as receive inhibit the transceiver accepts calls directed to other individuals and your answer back may confuse other members in your group this is not a selective calling system Therefore transmit codes should be programmed as receive inhibit appears so the transceiver rejects calls di...

Page 63: ... Z to select and set the desired code channel 0 5 Code channel P cannot be used for programming Ñ Push the numeral keys to enter the desired 3 digit code Digits are automatically stored once the 3rd digit has been entered Ö Push FSET to set the code channel for re ceive inhibit or receive accept When receive inhibit is set appears Code channel 0 cannot be set as receive inhibit See p 57 for receiv...

Page 64: ... ECLR to exit the setting display Ñ Push PTT to transmit the pager code Ö Wait for an answer back When the transceiver receives an answer back code the function display shows the other parties ID or group code and beeps p 60 Ü After confirming a connection push ECLR to display the operating frequency DO NOT push numeral keys on the microphone while a 3 digit code is indicated or code channel conte...

Page 65: ...t for a call When receiving a call the other parties ID or group code appears S and the channel number blink as shown on the next page DO NOT push numeral keys on the microphone while a 3 digit code is indicated or code channel contents are changed Ñ Push PTT to send an answer back call and display the operating frequency Ö Push FUNC then C SQL to select code squelch or push ECLR to select the non...

Page 66: ...ince you only receive calls from stations which know your ID or group code To use the code squelch function in your group all stations need the code squelch function The code squelch function transmits a 3 digit code prior to voice transmission in order to open the receiving station s code squelch CODE SQUELCH SIMULATION No code squelch function 111 111 555 000 555 000 ...

Page 67: ...p 54 É Select the desired code channel Push FSET Push Y or Z to select the code channel Push ECLR to exit the setting display Ñ Operate the transceiver in the normal way push PTT to transmit release PTT to re ceive Prior to voice transmission a 3 digit transmit code is sent each time PTT is pushed in order to open the receiving station s code squelch Ö To cancel the code squelch push ECLR Pushing ...

Page 68: ...ontroller transceiver transmit the DTMF code as follows and REMO flash while receiving a control signal To cancel standby for the remote control push DTMF REMO disappears Pushing FUNC then FD OFF also cancels standby for the re mote control Password if programmed or F or E Command See examples at right B B M optional UT 49 ...

Page 69: ...y mode nel 15 7 5 DOWN DOWN 1 Call channel M M MHz when the VHF tuning step is 12 5 kHz he ENT key e entered frequency is outside of the frequency coverage the input ll be cleared st the frequency less than 10 kHz or to select a scan edge memory 1A 1b use the UP or DOWN key or E UP Frequency setting 1 4 5 8 M 0 B ...

Page 70: ...ON n e e one er the your Plug the unit into the proper position as specified in the above illustration fig 2 3 Replace the bottom cover and tighten the screw Bottom cover fig 1 fig 2 fig 3 Openings UT 104 UT 49 ...

Page 71: ...om the HM 90 to the EX 1759 Connect the BC 96 and EX 1759 then put the HM 90 into the BC 96 refer to the diagram at left Use the CP 1 CIGARETTE LIGHTER CABLE to connect the BC 96 and cigarette lighter socket D Turning the wireless remote ON OFF When you use the HM 90 as a wired microphone turn OFF the wireless remote control circuit if desired LOCK AFC AFC OFF PTT M MW PGR CALL 1 2 3 A 4 5 6 B MR ...

Page 72: ...ys EX 1759 Optional infrared sub receiver An optional EX 1513 INFRARED SUB RECEIVER is available to increase the remote control reliablility and extend the control lable area Connect the EX 1513 to the inside connector of the EX 1759 NOTE The supplied microphone HM 98 can be con nected and used with the EX 1759 however the optional wireless microphone cannot be used in such a case ...

Page 73: ...TY INDICATOR UP DN Lights red while a key is pushed lights green while the one touch PTT function is in use AUDIO VOLUME UP DOWN SWITCHES YVOL ZVOL Adjust the accessed band s audio level MODE INDICATOR Indicates the microphone condition Lights red when FUNC is pushed Lights green when DTMF KEY is pushed Lights orange when DTMF MEMO is pushed LOCK SWITCH LOCK Locks all switches and keys on the micr...

Page 74: ...F memory contents 1 to 8 can be used for DTMF memory DTMF MEMO DTMF KEY D ENT DEMO No secondary function Turns the one touch PTT function ON and OFF Turns the optional pager function ON Turns the optional code squelch function ON Turns the DTMF memory function ON Turns the subaudible tone encoder ON Turns the optional pocket beep function ON Turns the optional tone squelch function ON Starts and s...

Page 75: ...smit the appropriate DTMF code BMONI Transmits a 1750 Hz tone call signal for 1 sec ASQL Transmits a 1750 Hz tone call signal while pushing DTMF KEY s the pager code squelch DTMF mory or DTMF remote function OFF s the subaudible tone encoder or op al pocket beep tone squelch OFF rs and exits demonstration mode s and stops scanning ts tone scan while an optional tone elch is in use s all the keys o...

Page 76: ... dress to the same value as shown below Replace the switch cover MICROPHONE ADDRESS DIP SWITCH S1 1 S1 2 S1 3 Adr 0 OFF OFF OFF Adr 1 default ON OFF OFF Adr 2 OFF ON OFF Adr 3 ON ON OFF Adr 4 OFF OFF ON Adr 5 ON OFF ON Adr 6 OFF ON ON Adr 7 ON ON ON LOCK AFC AFC OFF PTT M MW PGR CALL 1 2 3 A 4 5 6 B MR VFO CLR C SQL DTMF D OFF HIGH MID LOW SET Dip switch ON OFF 1 2 3 S1 Switch cover ...

Page 77: ...r passes the trans ceiver emits a beep tone as a warning Push POWER to turn power OFF While pushing VOL SET L turn power ON to enter initial set mode Push VOL SET L one or more times until tot appears Pushing SQL MONI reverses the order of selection Rotate the left hand tuning dial to select the desired time out time or turn the timer OFF oF Push POWER momentarily to exit initial set mode DE USING...

Page 78: ...turn power OFF While pushing VOL SET L turn power ON to enter initial set mode Push VOL SET L one or more times until FAn appears Pushing SQL MONI reverses the order of selection Rotate the left hand tuning dial to set the cooling fan to au tomatic At or continuous on Push POWER momentarily to exit initial set mode MODE USING INITIAL SET MODE at the ed A O The display shows that the cooling fan is...

Page 79: ... quick visual introduction to the function dis play indicators While pushing either tuning dial push POWER to turn power ON The transceiver cycles through a visual tour of the function dis play indicators Push any switch to exit demonstration mode and enter the normal operating condition temporarily NOTE The transceiver automatically returns to demon stration mode after 2 min in which no operation...

Page 80: ...et the squelch level to the threshold Turn the appropriate function OFF p 20 p 20 pgs 53 54 59 62 s activated Turn the function OFF p 23 nna connector sol hort circuited Check and if necessary replace the feedline or solder the antenna connector again p 14 i duplex de or tone squelch Set to simplex Turn ON the optional code squelch UT 49 or optional tone squelch UT 104 p 28 pgs 62 54 ogrammed requ...

Page 81: ...re sume the watch p 16 p 16 p 48 ot yet been pro Rotate the tuning dial to check whether the channel has been programmed or not p 32 channels e g encies for pro ammed or other s Set the squelch to the threshold point Reset the scan edges Program other memory channels or cancel the memory skip function in the desired channels Turn the function OFF p 20 p 43 pgs 33 45 p 48 Set the timer to OFF p 72 ...

Page 82: ...wer OFF After waiting a few seconds turn power ON again If the problem persists per form the following procedure Partial resetting is alternatively available See previous sec tion for details Push POWER to turn power OFF While pushing both left and right S MW switches turn power ON All LCD segments appear momentarily the initial display appears and the transceiver is reset CAUTION Resetting the tr...

Page 83: ...old Selectivity More than 15 kHz 6 dB Less than 30 kHz 60 dB Spurious response More than 60 dB rejection ratio Audio output power More than 2 4 W at 10 distortion with the 8 Ω internal speaker Current drain Max rated audio both bands 1 8 A Max audio either band 1 5 A squelch closed on other band Squelched on both bands 1 2 A CONDITION POWER 144 MHz 50 W 10 W 5 W 430 440 MHz 12 0 A 6 5 A 4 5 A 11 0...

Page 84: ...enient location for op eration with the front panel detached from the main body MB 65 REMOTE CONTROLLER BRACKET Mounts the remote controller with MB 58 Adjustable angle and direction for optimum installation positioning OPC 440 647 MIC EXTENSION CABLE Cable length OPC 440 5 0 m 16 4 ft OPC 647 2 5 m 8 2 ft OPC 347 DC POWER CABLE Has a 20 A capacity and a length of 7 0 m 23 0 ft OPC 441 SPEAKER EXT...

Page 85: ...NIT Provides pocket beep tone squelch and tone scan functions D Others MB 17A MOBILE MOUNTING BRACKET One touch bracket Transceiver body is easily attached and removed IC PS30 DC POWER SUPPLY Provides 13 8 V DC and 25 A max for base station use CS 2710 CLONING SOFTWARE OPC 646 CLONING CABLE Provides quick and easy programming of items including memory channels and set mode contents for local repea...

Page 86: ...RY CODE CHANNEL Used for programming the code channel for pager and code squelch p 57 V MHz SCAN SET L or no operation for 30 sec SEL L 1Only appears 2Only appears When the DTMF memory encoder is activated When the pager or code squelch is in use nd the transceiver has the same ...

Page 87: ...e p 23 Beep tone on off p 72 Turn power ON while pushing SET L Time out timer p 72 Auto power off p 73 DUP T Auto repeater p 31 U S A version only Cooling fan setting p 73 Microphone address p 74 DTMF speed p 52 de mode 21 MODE ARRANGEMENT 82 ...

Page 88: ...1 1 32 Kamiminami Hirano ku Osaka 547 0003 Japan ...

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