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ADVANCED OPERATION
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Emergency Call function
You can transmit or receive an Emergency call if the function is turned ON� The Emergency Call function may be
assigned to the [MENU] or [
CLR] key, depending on the Controller setting. (p.
Transmitting an Emergency call
1� Hold down the key that the Emergency Call function
is assigned to until “Emergency” is displayed.
• An alarm periodically sounds�
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When the Silent mode is set to “ON” in the Controller,
no alarm sounds, and no emergency indication is
displayed�
2� Wait for an answer back�
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When the transceiver receives an answer back, the
alarm stops, and the status indicator lights green.
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To cancel the Emergency call, hold down the same
key until “Emergency” disappears, or turn OFF the
transceiver, depending on the Controller setting.
Receiving an Emergency call
1�
“Emergency” is displayed, and the alarm
periodically sounds�
• The status indicator blinks red�
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When the Silent mode is set to “ON” by the Controller,
no alarm sounds�
2�
While holding down [PTT], speak into the
microphone at your normal voice level�
• The status indicator lights red�
• The alarm stops�
• Returns to the normal mode when [PTT] is released�
NOTE:
The Emergency function may not properly work, depending on the surrounding environment such as
the battery capacity, the signal strength, or the access point or network status. Icom is not responsible for the
destruction or damage caused by using the Emergency Call function�
Blinks
When an Emergency call is received�
While making the Emergency call
Lights green
Speaker
[ CLR]
[MENU]
[PTT]
Microphone
Blinks red: Receiving an
Emergency call
Lights red: Transmitting
While transmitting