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Duplexer and Isolator Installation
(Reference only)

Band

Model No.

Descriptions

VHF

MPX2/6LN-4/6

Frequency range 138-156MHz, duplex spacing range 4-6MHz

MPX2/6LN-6/15

Frequency range 138-156MHz, duplex spacing range 6-16MHz

MPX2/6HN-4/6

Frequency range 152-175MHz, duplex spacing range 4-6MHz

MPX2/6HN-6/15

Frequency range 152-175MHz, duplex spacing range 6-16MHz

UHF

MPX70/6LN-5/7

Frequency range 406-440MHz, duplex spacing range 5-7MHz

MPX70/6LN-7/9

Frequency range 406-440MHz, duplex spacing range 7-9MHz

MPX70/6LN-9/13

Frequency range 406-440MHz, duplex spacing range 9-13MHz

MPX70/6LN-13/16

Frequency range 406-440MHz, duplex spacing range 13-16MHz

MPX70/6HN-5/7

Frequency range 430-470MHz, duplex spacing range 5-7MHz

MPX70/6HN-7/9

Frequency range 430-470MHz, duplex spacing range 7-9MHz

MPX70/6HN-9/13

Frequency range 430-470MHz, duplex spacing range 9-13MHz

MPX70/6HN-13/16

Frequency range 430-470MHz, duplex spacing range 13-16MHz

Band

Model No.

Descriptions

VHF

636-6A-1-2

Frequency range 144-154MHz, duplex spacing range 4.5MHz

636-6A-2-2

Frequency range 154-164MHz, duplex spacing range 4.5MHz

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Radio Frequency Systems

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Duplexers

The sample list of Duplexers and Isolators available in the market

VHF

636-6A-2-2

Frequency range 154-164MHz, duplex spacing range 4.5MHz

636-6A-3-2

Frequency range 164-174MHz, duplex spacing range 4.5MHz

UHF

633-6A-1N

Frequency range 406-450MHz, duplex spacing range 5MHz

633-6A-2N

Frequency range 450-470MHz, duplex spacing range 5MHz

633-6A-5N

Frequency range 406-450MHz, duplex spacing range 10MHz

633-6A-6N

Frequency range 450-470MHz, duplex spacing range 10MHz

633-6A-7N

Frequency range 470-512MHz, duplex spacing range 10MHz

633-6A-8N

Frequency range 355-406MHz, duplex spacing range 10MHz

633-6A-9N

Frequency range 470-512MHz, duplex spacing range 3MHz

Isolators

Sinclair

Sinclair (

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)

Band

Model No.

Descriptions

VHF

I2113A

132–174MHz, 60 watt load, 125 watt input power, factory-tuned

I2113T

138–174MHz, 60 watt load, 125 watt input power, Field Tunable

UHF

I3113A

406-512MHz, 60 watt load, 125 watt input power, factory-tuned

I3113AT

406-430MHz, 60 watt load, 125 watt input power, Field Tunable

I3113AT

450-470MHz, 60 watt load, 125 watt input power, Field Tunable

Band

Model No.

Descriptions

VHF

PRO-IS-150-S

145–175MHz, 150 watt input power, Field Tunable

UHF

PRO-IS-450-S

400-470MHz, 125 watt input power, Field Tunable

PROCOM

PROCOM (

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)

Summary of Contents for IC-FR3000 Series

Page 1: ...IC IC FR3000 FR4000 Series FR3000 FR4000 Series Sales Handbook Sales Handbook Version 1 0 November 2007...

Page 2: ...opied reproduced modified reverse engineered or distributed in any way Furthermore the purchase of Icom products shall not be deemed to grant any license either directly or by implication except for t...

Page 3: ...3 5 Multi tone Function 33 3 6 Remote Control Function 3 6 1 Remote Control Setting 34 3 6 2 Remote Control Operation 35 3 6 3 Command Table 36 3 6 4 Command Descriptions 37 3 6 5 Operation Example 38...

Page 4: ...roduction Production Production Production Production Production Made in Japan quality Made in Japan quality Made in Japan quality Made in Japan quality Icom is a rare example of an electronics manufa...

Page 5: ...HF FM Repeater UHF FM Repeater UHF FM Repeater UHF FM Repeater 5 Supplied Accessories Dimensions 1 AC power cable 1 OPC 510 AC120V version or OPC 492 AC220V version 2 Spare fuses FGB 1 A 1 3 Spare fus...

Page 6: ...a single channel Built Built Built Built in 2 in 2 in 2 in 2 Tone 5 Tone 5 Tone 5 Tone 5 Tone DTMF encoder and decoder Tone DTMF encoder and decoder Tone DTMF encoder and decoder Tone DTMF encoder and...

Page 7: ...for internal errors and alerts with a beep sound or with a phone call Compatible with VEGA tone remote control system CW ID transmitter DTMF or 5 Tone also selectable Password and kill stun function...

Page 8: ...ement 13 6V DC 100 120V AC 13 6V DC 220 240V AC 8 GENERAL Power supply requirement 13 6V DC 100 120V AC 13 6V DC 220 240V AC Current drain Tx High 15A 15A Rx Stand by 1A typ 1A typ Max audio 2A typ 2A...

Page 9: ...nge MHz 400 430 450 480 400 430 430 450 450 480 400 430 430 450 450 480 Number of channels 32 ch Channel Spacing kHz 12 5 25 9 GENERAL Channel Spacing kHz 12 5 25 PLL channel step Unit kHz 5 6 25 Powe...

Page 10: ...NG CABLE CLONING CABLE CLONING CABLE CLONING CABLE 10 Swivel type MB 86 and MB 93 swivel joints supplied HM HM HM HM 152 152 152 152 Regular hand microphone HM HM HM HM 152T 152T 152T 152T DTMF microp...

Page 11: ...VOLUME p 31 Adjusts the audio output level SQUELCH CONTROL SQUELCH SQUELCH CONTROL SQUELCH SQUELCH CONTROL SQUELCH SQUELCH CONTROL SQUELCH While in base operating mode adjusts the squelch threshold l...

Page 12: ...nnects a transmit antenna impedance 50 and outputs transmit signals When installing an optional internal duplexer supplied by third party this connects the transmit receive to an antenna EXTERNAL SPEA...

Page 13: ...display indication on normal operating mode Normal indication W N indication TX frequency indication RX frequency indication DISPLAY OFF indication Push and hold to recall the received DTMF code Use C...

Page 14: ...ividual MR CH individual MR CH individual Output power keys High and Low select power temporarily Returns to the previous power when changing the channel Override Override Override Override Output pow...

Page 15: ...circuit Input impedance 600 approx 15 10 EXTMOD IN A Input terminal for the modulation signal applied to input of the pre emphasis circuit via the bandpass filter Input impedance 600 approx 11 AF OUT...

Page 16: ...o Pin No Pin No Pin No Pin Name Pin Name Pin Name Pin Name Description Description Description Description Specification Specification Specification Specification 1 PTT Input terminals to transmit the...

Page 17: ...ding Wave Ratio VSWR is recommended for desired band Of course the transmission line should be a coaxial cable CAUTION CAUTION CAUTION CAUTION Protect repeater from lightning by using a lightning arre...

Page 18: ...Installation and Connections Required connections Required connections Required connections Required connections 18...

Page 19: ...Installation and Connections Advanced connections Advanced connections Advanced connections Advanced connections 19...

Page 20: ...tom side installation Remove the 2 screws M4 8 from both side of the side panel front end Attach the MB 78 to the bottom side of the repeater 20 small amount of current from an AC power supply through...

Page 21: ...ht side and left side Remove the 2 screws M4 8 from both side of the side panel front end Attach the MB 78 to the top side of the repeater Then tighten the 1 supplied screws M4 8 and 2 removed screws...

Page 22: ...e MB 77 on the wall or wherever you plan to mount the repeater Tighten the 3 supplied screws M5 12 to other side For setting up the repeater with MB For setting up the repeater with MB For setting up...

Page 23: ...e sides then lift up the bottom cover Voice scrambler unit installation Voice scrambler unit installation Voice scrambler unit installation Voice scrambler unit installation The UT 109 01 UT 110 01 pr...

Page 24: ...size of the duplexer and or the isolator depends on what model you will choose for the system therefore screw holes may not match as described below 24 BOTTOM VIEW OF THE REPEATER BOTTOM VIEW OF THE R...

Page 25: ...EXER AND ISOLATOR CONNECTION EXAMPLE 2 DUPLEXER AND ISOLATOR CONNECTION DUP RX J1 PA ISO What is a Duplexer A duplexer is what allows the antenna to be shared between transmit and receive What is a Ci...

Page 26: ...uplexers and Isolators available in the market The sample list of Duplexers and Isolators available in the market The sample list of Duplexers and Isolators available in the market The sample list of...

Page 27: ...izard for CS F5060 will appear as below Click Next 6 The Choose Destination Location will appear as below Then click Next to install the software to the destination folder e g C Program Files Icom CS...

Page 28: ...PORT MENU COM Port COM PORT MENU COM Port COM PORT MENU COM Port Selects the COM port NOTE NOTE NOTE NOTE Communication failed dialog box appears when the COM port is not set correctly CLONING MENU C...

Page 29: ...be changed when the model type is switched Double click on the desired memory channel or right click the cell then click Edit Memory Edit Memory Edit Memory Edit Memory to enter the memory channel pr...

Page 30: ...Digit Update ABC condition and Sel TX Code Setting TX Code Setting TX Code Setting TX Code Setting Set Long Tone Timer Link R 1 2 Timer Lead Out Delay Timer ABC Decode Timer etc Format Format Format...

Page 31: ...dio and squelch levels 31 Set the audio and squelch levels Rotate SQUELCH fully counterclockwise in advance Rotate VOLUME to adjust the audio output level Rotate SQUELCH clockwise until the noise disa...

Page 32: ...ephone Line System requirement One site System requirement One site System requirement One site System requirement One site 32 Descriptions Model Number Quantity UHF Repeater IC FR4000 UHF Antenna Dup...

Page 33: ...ion Operation Operation Operation The continuous tone is set for each group When Group A is using the repeater the other groups cannot use it When the Group A relay is finished the other groups can th...

Page 34: ...for programming details NOTE NOTE NOTE NOTE Check the Control check box to enable remote control operation using DTMF signals Phone Line to Repeater Connection Phone Line to Repeater Connection Phone...

Page 35: ...and Code This field indicates the pre programmed command or action to be executed These codes are programmed to fixed 35 Sub Code Sub Code Sub Code Sub Code This field is entered following the command...

Page 36: ...ated from the telephone the repeater may recognize signals from a transceiver as being a signal from the telephone due to the sidetone function of the phone line This will depend on the telephone comp...

Page 37: ...command is not available during Phone Patch operation TEL Dial TEL Dial TEL Dial TEL Dial Activates the phone line and dials the telephone number entered as sub code max 24 digits Command will not act...

Page 38: ...om the Transceiver Enter the programmed password from the transceiver Code 0001 Verify the repeater replies System Password OK ACK 1111 If the repeater replies NG ACK 4040 make sure the password heade...

Page 39: ...ne From the Phone line Dial the phone number of the phone line that the repeater is connected to When the connection has been confirmed enter the following DTMF code Code 0001 0004 Verify the repeater...

Page 40: ...d within 10 sec From the Phone line From the Phone line From the Phone line From the Phone line Dial the phone number of the phone line that the repeater is connected to When the connection has been c...

Page 41: ...er turns the TX RX units OFF Hang up the phone the repeater automatically disconnects the phone TX RX Unit ON TX RX Unit ON TX RX Unit ON TX RX Unit ON 0012 Default This command is available from the...

Page 42: ...er From the Transceiver From the Transceiver From the Transceiver From the Transceiver Enter the following DTMF code from transceiver Code 0001 0014 Verify the repeater replies OK ACK 3333 If the repe...

Page 43: ...line that the repeater is connected to When the connection has been confirmed enter the following DTMF code Code 0001 0004 Verify the repeater replies OK ACK 3333 If the repeater replies NG ACK 4040...

Page 44: ...code Code 0001 0004 Verify the repeater replies OK ACK 3333 If the repeater replies NG ACK 4040 make sure the password header tone de limiter tone and Repeat Stop code are correct and try again Enter...

Page 45: ...er Auto dial Using the pre programmed phone No up to 20 channels are stored in the repeater Dial Direct dialing from the keypad of a transceiver TEL Autodial TEL Autodial TEL Autodial TEL Autodial 001...

Page 46: ...LINE Rear Front Operation from the phone line Operation from the phone line Operation from the phone line Operation from the phone line TX Start TX Start TX Start TX Start 0005 Default Step by step o...

Page 47: ...gth no space between the tones Tone lengths of up to 10 seconds are commonly seen in existing applications 6 ICOM radios allow variable tone periods and spaces no tone between the tones 2 2 2 2 Tone F...

Page 48: ...requency 3 EIA is the International Open Standard set by the Electronics Industries Association 4 5 Tone adds specificity to the squelch abilities of commercial radios Where to activate 5 Where to act...

Page 49: ...to identify the code desired for TX 4 PMR repeaters allow for TX code editing and the creation of a custom User Code that will allow the programmer to create a unique code for a customer 5 The system...

Page 50: ...when receiving a matched DTMF code 4 Stun Kill This function allows the dispatch console to disable temporarily or permanently a unit using the DTMF capabilities When Stun is used the unit may regain...

Page 51: ...scrambler UT 109 and 1020 code rolling type UT 110 are available Rolling Type UT 110 Level Dividing Frequency is changed over specified period Non Rolling Type UT 109 Level Dividing Frequency is fixe...

Page 52: ...he scrambler function ON Inhibit Scrambler function selection is inhibited NOTE This setting is only effective for the base mode RELATED ITEM Scrambler Common screen Scrambler Code Program the scrambl...

Page 53: ...th Icom repeaters This is a basic plan to upgrade the repeater site to a link system This plan is suitable for linking two or more repeater sites When a subscriber transmits the repeater re transmits...

Page 54: ...n ICOM repeater also works as a base station simplex therefore this system is more versatile Applicable for repeater link cross band repeater etc System requirement One site System requirement One sit...

Page 55: ...er sites When a subscriber transmits the repeater re transmits a received signal At the same time the received signal is sent to another repeater site through VHF mobile radios and UHF mobile radios T...

Page 56: ...IC FR3100 IC FR3100 IC FR3100 IC FR3100 IC FR4000 IC FR4000 IC FR4000 IC FR4000 IC FR4100 FR4100 FR4100 FR4100 1 Software setting CS FR3000 If repeater is operated as Closed repeater which requires CT...

Page 57: ...r site to a trunking system This plan is an example of a single trunking repeater site Descriptions Model Number Quantity UHF Repeater IC FR4000 UHF Antenna Antenna Combiner Channel Controller System...

Page 58: ...s One site System requirements One site System requirements One site System requirements One site This is an example to upgrade to a telephone and data connection added to the single trunking repeater...

Page 59: ...Number Quantity UHF Repeater IC FR4000 UHF Antenna Antenna Combiner Channel Controller System Control IF PC Management Software Regional MCP Switcher Regional Controller PSTN PABX or T1 E1 System req...

Page 60: ...private land mobile radio systems It defines the protocol rules for communication between a trunking system controller and users radio units This plan is an example of single trunking repeater site De...

Page 61: ...network added to the single trunking repeater site Site A Site A Site A Site A Site B Site B Site B Site B Descriptions Model Number Quantity UHF Repeater IC FR4000 UHF Antenna Antenna Combiner Trunki...

Page 62: ...000 UHF Antenna Antenna Combiner Trunking Controller Link Controller System requirements Site A System requirements Site A System requirements Site A System requirements Site A System requirements Sit...

Page 63: ...ar power system DC load only solar power system Descriptions Model Number Quantity Solar Panel Charge Controller Battery Repeater Antenna Descriptions Model Number Quantity Solar Panel Charge Controll...

Page 64: ...ines and This is total amp hours per week used by all loads Divide line by 7 days This is total average amp hours per day Daily Amp Hour Usage Calculate how many Solar Panels you will need Total avera...

Page 65: ...uge 67 4mm2 00 gauge AWG gauge Wire Size mm2 Ohms per 1000 ft Ohms per km 0000 107 22 0 0490 0 1607 American Wire Gauge AWG 65 0000 107 22 0 0490 0 1607 000 85 01 0 0618 0 2027 00 67 43 0 0779 0 2555...

Page 66: ...olar Panel Hybrid Controller Battery Repeater Antenna Hybrid Controller Solar Panel Battery Repeater Wind Turbine Wind Turbine Controller DC and AC load combined Wind Solar Hybrid system Descriptions...

Page 67: ...em you ll have to first determine your estimated electrical needs and available resources to generate electric power Check there are enough wind resources available at the location and check there is...

Page 68: ...80 EJEA Solar panel maximum output power 80W NE 165U5 Solar panel maximum output power 165W 68 Controllers and other components Model No Descriptions Morningstar www morningstarcorp com PS 30M Solar...

Page 69: ...bleshooting Troubleshooting Troubleshooting The following chart is designed to help correct problems which are not equipment malfunctions If you are unable to locate the cause of a problem or solve it...

Page 70: ...nit REG unit Remove the top cover as shown on page 23 Remove the 12 screws from the REG shielding plate then remove the plate Replace the circuitry fuse as shown below Replace the circuitry fuse as sh...

Page 71: ...gues are available on the Icom web site URL http www icom co jp world index html Home Page 71 The following Materials are available upon request through local Icom Distributors in your region LMR Full...

Page 72: ...ttp www icom co jp world index html Support Center Page Home Page 72 The following Materials are available upon request through local Icom Distributors in your region Instruction manual IC FR3000 IC F...

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