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4

SET MODE

4-5

■ Setting item list (continued)

The shaded items (

■ ■

) are also displayed in the Basic Set mode.

L

Items or default values may differ, depending on the presetting. Ask your dealer for details.

Item

Description

Option/range

Default

Sidetone

The Sidetone function outputs the transmit

-

ting audio to a headset that is connected to the 

transceiver.

 When this item is set to “Enable,” the Echo Can

-

celler function is automatically set to “Disable.”

Disable or Enable

Disable

Sidetone Volume

Sets the Side tone volume.

0 ~ 32

10

VOX

Automatically switches between receive and 

transmit by detecting your voice.

Disable, Bluetooth Mic, 

Headset or Earphone-Mic

Disable

VOX Threshold

Sets the VOX gain level.

L

 Lower values make the VOX function more 

sensitive to your voice.

0% ~ 100%

40%

Echo Canceller

Sets the Echo Cancelling function.

( commonly used for an earphone MIC and 

headset)

 When the  “SideTone” item is set to “Enable,” this 

item is fixed to “Disable.”

Disable or Enable

Enable

Noise Canceller

Sets the Noise Cancelling function.

( commonly used for a transceiver, earphone MIC 

and headset)

Disable or Enable

Enable

BackLight

Sets the backlight operating function.

Auto, OFF or ON

Auto

Contrast

Sets the screen contrast.

1 (lowest) ~ 16 (highest)

8

Mic Gain

Sets the microphone sensitivity.

L

 Higher values make the microphone more 

sensitive to your voice.

－

12  dB  (lowest)  ~  12  dB 

(highest) (in 3 dB step)

0 dB

Notify Beep Vol.

Sets the notification beep level.

0 ~ 32

10

Key-Touch Beep

Sets the Key-touch beep.

Disable or Enable

Enable

Key Beep Vol.

Sets the Key-touch beep level.

0 ~ 32

10

RX Buffer Type

Sets the Jitter buffer size.

L

 Jitter buffer reduces audio interruptions.

Dynamic,

40 ~ 480 milliseconds

(in 40 milliseconds step)

Dynamic

Tx Inhibit

Inhibits transmission.

 Select “Enable” to lock all the controls except 

[PWR/VOL].

L

 Transmission is also inhibited while using an 

external microphone, and the VOX function.

Disable or Enable

Disable

PTT Lock

Inhibits transmission by the internal PTT.

Disable or Enable

Disable

Call Type Stnby

Displays the call-to party (Call type) on the 

standby screen.

Disable or Enable

Enable

One Touch PTT

Toggles receiving and transmitting by momentari

-

ly pushing [PTT].

Push [PTT] to talk, then push again to return to 

receive.

L

 When “Enable” is selected, “One Touch PTT” 

is displayed when [FUNC] is pushed.

Disable or Enable

Disable

Summary of Contents for IP503H

Page 1: ...INSTRUCTION MANUAL IP501H IP503H IP ADVANCED RADIO SYSTEM 1 BEFORE USING 2 BASIC OPERATION 3 ADVANCED OPERATION 4 SET MODE 5 OPTIONAL PRODUCTS 6 FOR YOUR REFERENCE INDEX ...

Page 2: ...n Down function 3 13 Searching network operator 3 14 4 SET MODE 4 1 Entering to the Basic Set mode 4 2 Entering to the Advanced Set mode 4 2 Operation in the Set mode 4 3 Set mode item list 4 4 5 OPTIONAL PRODUCTS 5 1 Optional products 5 2 Standard charging time and battery life 5 3 Battery pack cautions 5 4 Charging with the optional BC 202IP2 5 6 Charging with the optional BC 211 5 6 Charging wi...

Page 3: ...aching the hand strap 1 2 Attaching the belt clip 1 2 Attaching the battery pack 1 2 Turning ON the power Adjusting the audio level 1 3 Panel description 1 4 Icons and indications 1 5 About the key operations 1 6 Battery alert beep 1 7 Key Lock function 1 7 ...

Page 4: ...ER carry the transceiver by holding only the antenna Transmitting without an antenna may damage the internal circuit q w q q w NOTE After attaching check that the battery pack is firmly attached 2 sliding locks are in place Supplied hand strap Hold this part to turn Slide the belt clip in the direction of the arrow until the belt clip locks in place and makes a click sound Removing the belt clip B...

Page 5: ...Successful 00002 Connecting Turn Turn The signal strength is represented by 3 bars In the 3G mode the received signal strength is indicated by the icon In the LTE mode the icon is displayed L When the transceiver location is out of the service area or cannot receive the control signal the out of area icon blinks If the transceiver has not been registered is displayed Turn PWR VOL to adjust the aud...

Page 6: ...2 p 3 6 pp 2 2 and 2 3 p 1 3 p 1 5 p 1 6 1 Ask for your dealer about the assigned function 2 When the Bluetooth function is used and the Bluetooth Synchronous Volume item is set to Enable p 4 6 the audio volume cannot be adjusted by PWR VOL but VOL or VOL key on the Bluetooth device 3 While connecting an optional speaker microphone or the Bluetooth function p 5 8 is used the audio is not output fr...

Page 7: ...links while downloading a new firmware Do not turn OFF the transceiver until the download is finished Place the transceiver in a good signal level area Downloading takes approximately 10 minutes After the downloading is finished the firmware update will start Updating takes approximately 1 minute Do not turn OFF the transceiver The transceiver will automatically restart when the update is finished...

Page 8: ...he cursor May be usable depending on a presetting Call history key Selects the call history Push to select the TX log RX log TX MSG log RX MSG log TX TEL log or RX TEL log Hold down until Emergency is displayed to send an emergency call depending on a presetting Address book Individual CLR LOCK key Push to return to the previous screen from a function screen Hold down for 1 second to turn the Key ...

Page 9: ...OCK for 1 second A beep Pi Pi sounds and appears L Hold down CLR LOCK for 1 second to cancel the function L PTT and PWR VOL are functional even while the Key Lock function is ON Standby screen When a key is pushed while the Key Lock function is ON All 10 4 12 57 KEY LOCK 電源 音量 ツマミ CLR LOCK キー PTT 送信 スイッチ PWR VOL CLR LOCK PTT L When LOW BATTERY is displayed and beeps sound the transceiver power wil...

Page 10: ...2 1 BASIC OPERATION Section 2 Transmitting and receiving 2 2 Using the Address Book 2 4 Using the Call history 2 5 ...

Page 11: ... prolong transmissions Release the PTT then hold down again to resume talking About the key touch beep Depending on a preset a confirmation beep sounds when you push a key p 4 5 About the alert Depending on a preset the alert that notifies the out of the service area or receive status sounds p 4 5 About the Vibration function Depending on a preset the Vibration function indicates that a call is re...

Page 12: ...ck Light function operation differs p 4 5 Always OFF Does not light Always ON Is always lit On operation When a Call is received or a key except PTT and PWR VPL is pushed the Back Light lights then automatically turns OFF after 5 seconds NOTE When using the Audio Recording function The recorded audio is stored into the internal memory on power OFF Do not remove the battery pack until POWER OFF is ...

Page 13: ...ividual or Phone L See page 3 4 about the Talk Group 2 Push to select a call to party Example Sales group 10 2 Hold down PTT While holding down PTT speak into the microphone The TX RX indicator lights red About the All or Group Talkgroup call Ask your dealer for details for call type setting 押しつづける 送信 受信 ランプ が赤色に点灯 マイク All All Group 10001 Sales1 Group 10010 Sales10 Sales group10 10 4 12 57 Address...

Page 14: ...all history RX log L Push this key several times to select TX log RX log TX MSG log RX MSG log TX TEL log or RX TEL log 2 Push to select a call to party Example Sales 8 About the history log Up to 10 logs can be stored The oldest log is automatically deleted when the 11th call is received 押しつづける 送信 受信 ランプ が赤色に点灯 マイク 10 3 12 57 Sales group1 Tx log 10 3 13 37 Sales1 Rx log 10 2 11 47 Sales8 Rx log S...

Page 15: ...rn ON the power 2 Release FUNC when SET is displayed 3 Push FUNC or Address several times to select LOG 4 Push to select CLR then push Call history All the histories except the recorded audio are deleted LSee page 3 9 for deleting the recorded audio LOG SET 電源 音量 ツマミ FUNC キー キー 履歴 キー FUNC PWR VOL Call history Address ...

Page 16: ...oup Call 3 4 Selecting a Talkgroup number with the FUNC key 3 5 Selecting a Talkgroup number with the Address key 3 5 About the Option key 3 6 Recording 3 7 Pocket Beep function 3 10 P Bell function 3 10 About the VOX function 3 11 Emergency Call function 3 12 Lone Worker function 3 13 Man Down function 3 13 Searching network operator 3 14 ...

Page 17: ...ssage 2 Push to select a message The selected message may scroll depending on the message length 3 Push PTT 2 Select a message Sending a message Message Call This function may be used depending on a presetting Ask your dealer for details All All Group 10001 Sales1 Individual 00001 Sales1 Individual 00002 Sales2 Call to party Sales2 Gather immediately Message Sales2 Reply me Message Successful 10 4...

Page 18: ...e length Status Call This function may be used only when the Status function is assigned to FUNC and the status Example Meeting Break and so on is set Ask your dealer for details 1 Push FUNC to select Status 2 Push several times to select a status 3 Push PTT to transmit Selected status Received date and time At meeting Status 10 4 12 57 All Gather immed Rx MSG log At lunch Status 10 8 13 10 Sales1...

Page 19: ...nd 0008 that belong to group 20001 L This function may be used only when the Talkgroup number is registered and the Talkgroup Call function is assigned to a key by your dealer L Ask your dealer about whether or not to include the Talkgroup in the All Call 全体 トークグループOFF時 トークグループ選択時 When Talkgroup is OFF Group 10001 All All Group 10001 00001 00004 00008 00006 00005 00007 00002 00003 Talkgroup 20001 ...

Page 20: ...rmal Group call cannot be made p 3 4 L You can leave the Talkgroup and return to the Normal Group by selecting OFF in Step 2 on the Talkgroup screen 1 Push Address to select Group Each push changes the Call type 2 Push to select a Talkgroup number you want to belong to Example 20001 3 Push CLR LOCK The transceiver is ready to talk to only the transceivers that belong to the same Talkgroup L While ...

Page 21: ...e mute Playbacks Plays back the recorded audio Emergency Transmits an Emergency call Hold down Option until Emergency is displayed L The Emergency call is cancelled when A call is received You hold down Option until Emergency disappears The transceiver power is turned OFF The time set in the Cancel by Time item has elapsed Feature in the near future About the Option key One of the following functi...

Page 22: ...est file will be automatically overwritten when the 5th call is recorded L You can play the recorded audio only when the Playback function is assigned to Option by your dealer LAs the default setting you can record only Individual calls You can change this setting in the Set mode p 4 7 LOnly the call to party s voice is recorded LThe recorded audio data cannot be exported NOTE When removing the ba...

Page 23: ...2 57 Sales group1 Tx log 10 3 13 37 Sales1 Recording log Playback Sales1 Recording log キー 履歴 キー オプション キー 2 Turning ON the Recording mode 1 Push FUNC to select Recording 2 Push to select ON 3 Push CLR LOCK The Recording mode is ON and the Recording mode icon is displayed The icon blinks when there is a recorded audio that has not been played yet The Recording mode is ON Recording mode icon OFF Reco...

Page 24: ... the power Enter the Set mode 2 Release FUNC when SET is displayed 3 Push FUNC several times to select Delete Record Audio 4 Push to select CLR 5 Push Call history Exits the Set mode LOG SET CLR Delete Recorded A SET Deleting Delete Recorded A SET Delete Recorded A SET 電源 音量 ツマミ FUNC キー キー 履歴 キー FUNC PWR VOL Call history ...

Page 25: ...eived the notification beep sounds and blinks P Bell function The P Bell function sounds the notification tone when a call is received The icon is displayed when the P Bell function is used L This function is set by your dealer or in the Set mode p 4 4 L You cannot listen to the call until you reply to the call After pushing PTT the mute is released All 10 4 12 58 Standby screen All 10 4 12 58 Sta...

Page 26: ...quired L This function is set by your dealer L You can configure the setting in the Set mode p 4 5 NOTE Be sure to turn OFF the power before connecting or disconnecting optional equipment to or from the jack Remove the cable by holding the plug not cable Insert the plug securely when connecting the cable Attach the jack cover when no optional equipment is connected L The jack is made tight to resi...

Page 27: ... is received 1 Emergency is displayed and the alarm periodically sounds L When the Silent mode is set to ON by your dealer no alarm sounds 2 While holding down PTT talk into the microphone While holding down PTT the TX RX indicator lights red The alarm stops Returns to the normal mode when PTT is released Sales2 Emergency Sales1 Emergency Emergency screen Emergency screen in the Silent mode When a...

Page 28: ...ion p 3 12 is automatically turned ON after the set period of time has passed with the transceiver leaning past the preset angle To reset the timer raise back the transceiver from the preset angle towards the vertical position within this set time period L This function may be used only when the Man Down function is programmed by your dealer NOTE Icom is not responsible for the destruction or dama...

Page 29: ...ding on the environment LIf Timeout is displayed try a different location 3 Push to select an operator Select Search if you start the search again 4 Push Call history to set the selected operator Configured is displayed Searching network operator The Network Search function search the available operator LOG SET LOG SET FUNC CLR LOCK Example User select Network Selection SET FUNC Call history Searc...

Page 30: ...4 1 SET MODE Section 4 Entering to the Basic Set mode 4 2 Entering to the Advanced Set mode 4 2 Operation in the Set mode 4 3 Set mode item list 4 4 ...

Page 31: ...hen SET is displayed Entering to the Basic Set mode You cannot transmit nor receive while the transceiver is in the Set mode Entering to the Advanced Set mode You cannot transmit or receive while the transceiver is in the Set mode LOG SET LOG SET 電源 音量 ツマミ FUNC キー 電源 音量 ツマミ FUNC キー ア ドレス帳 キー PWR VOL FUNC PWR VOL FUNC Address There are 2 types of Set mode Basic and Advanced ...

Page 32: ...nitialize Bluetooth Unit After performing these functions the transceiver automatically restarts LUpdating the firmware takes approximately 10 minutes Setting the Key Touch Beep Volume to 0 Updating the firmware LOG SET YES FIRM UP SET 10 Key Touch Beep Vo SET Connecting FIRM UP SET Updating FIRM UP SET 0 Key Touch Beep Vo SET Rcvd FIRM UP SET Rcvd FIRM UP FUNC キー キー 履歴 キー CLR LOCK キー ア ドレス帳 キー Up...

Page 33: ...he call receive tone Disable Tone1 Tone8 L Larger number makes the tone lower Disable Grp RX Tone All RX Tone Tel RX Tone MSG RX Tone IND Notify Type Sets the call receive notification type Pocket beep or P Bell P Bell GRP Notify Type ALL Notify Type TEL Notify Type IND Notify No Sets the number of tone Continuous 1 3 10 20 times 3 times GRP Notify No ALL Notify No TEL Notify No MSG Notify No RX N...

Page 34: ...MIC and headset Disable or Enable Enable BackLight Sets the backlight operating function Auto OFF or ON Auto Contrast Sets the screen contrast 1 lowest 16 highest 8 Mic Gain Sets the microphone sensitivity L Higher values make the microphone more sensitive to your voice 12 dB lowest 12 dB highest in 3 dB step 0 dB Notify Beep Vol Sets the notification beep level 0 32 10 Key Touch Beep Sets the Key...

Page 35: ...ly disconnected after two seconds A Bluetooth link for voice communication L This setting is valid only when a Bluetooth device other than VS 3 or BC 218 is used L When this item is set to Auto Disconnect the VOX function is not usable Always Connect or Auto Dis connect Always Con nect PTT Mic Switch Enables the user to select which microphone to use L When this item is set to Auto Transmits the a...

Page 36: ...luetooth headset is pushed Enable or Disable Disable Search BT Device Searches for Bluetooth devices Search Delete BT Device Deletes paired devices Init BT Unit Initilizes the pairing list NO or YES NO BT Unit Version Displays the version number of the internal Bluetooth unit Recording Sets the Recording function Enable or Disable Disable Record Call Type Sets the Call type to be recorded Individu...

Page 37: ...ge Default Show Network Selection Select whether or not to show the Network Se lection item in the FUNC menu Enable or Disable Enable Network Selection Select whether or not to automatically select the Network Operator User select Auto or Last ac cessed Auto Network Search Execute an operator search L This item is displayed only when User select is selected in the Network Selection item L Not Read...

Page 38: ... 7 Bluetooth operation 5 8 HM 215 BC 218 description 5 10 Charging VS 3 5 11 Pairing the IP501H IP503H with the BC 218 or VS 3 5 12 Connecting and disconnecting 5 15 Deleting a Bluetooth device from the pairing list 5 21 Initializing the pairing list of the IP501H IP503H 5 22 Initializing the pairing list of the BC 218 5 23 Initializing the pairing list of the VS 3 5 24 Installing the MBA 7 MBF 1 ...

Page 39: ...T Switch Cable OPC 2359 PTT Switch Cable OPC 478UC 3 Programming Cable OPC 2144 Plug Adapter Cable Speaker Microphones HM 153LS Earphone Microphone HM 166LS Earphone Microphone HM 183LS Speaker Microphone HM 186LS Speaker Microphone HM 215 Speaker Microphone For BC 218 Headsets HS 94 1 Headset Ear hook type HS 95 1 Headset Neck and arm type HS 97 1 Throat Microphone HS 102 2 Headset Earphone type ...

Page 40: ...rging with the BC 202IP2 LThe supplied battery pack is the BP 272 Immediately stop using the battery pack if it emits an abnormal odor heats up or is discolored or deformed If any of these conditions occur contact your Icom dealer or distributor NOTE Operating time may be shorter depending on the operating condition such as the roaming frequency Frequently roaming makes the operating time shorter ...

Page 41: ...CAREFUL The transceiver meets IP67 requirements for waterproof protection However once the transceiver has been dropped waterproof protection cannot be guaranteed because of possible damage to the transceiver s case or waterproof seal Only when the BP 272 flexible antenna or antenna cap and SP MIC jack cap are attached The optional BP 272 meets IP67 requirements Battery caution Misuse of Li ion ba...

Page 42: ...oves inside a sun heated vehicle or in direct sunlight In such environments the safety protection circuit in the battery will activate causing the battery to stop charging R WARNING NEVER charge the transceiver during a lightning storm It may result in an electric shock cause a fire or damage the transceiver Always disconnect the power adapter before a storm R WARNING NEVER insert the transceiver ...

Page 43: ... transceivers or Icom chargers Only Icom battery packs are tested and approved for use with Icom transceivers or charged with Icom chargers Using third party or counterfeit battery packs or chargers may cause smoke fire or cause the battery to burst Use the battery only with the transceiver for which it is specified Never use a battery with any other equipment or for any purpose that is not specif...

Page 44: ...urs when charging the battery pack only L Charging time may differ depending on the using conditions of the transceiver while charging NOTE The rapid charger BC 218 has a charging timer that stops charging after approximately 5 hours has passed If the battery pack does not properly charge when it is attached to the transceiver remove it from the transceiver and insert only the battery pack into th...

Page 45: ...unstable connection In such a case use the BC 218 away from the Blue tooth device communication area or stop using the Bluetooth device BC 218 option Bluetooth HM 215 option You can connect to other Bluetooth wireless technology enabled devices Headset or Charger with the installed Bluetooth unit L Only the BC 218 and VS 3 are guaranteed as of May 2019 L This function may not be usable depending o...

Page 46: ... ON the Bluetooth function p 5 12 2 Enter the Pairing mode VS 3 p 5 13 3 Search for the Bluetooth devices p 5 14 Connecting and disconnecting Connecting operation on the BC 218 p 5 15 Disconnecting the Bluetooth connection with the BC 218 p 5 18 Selecting the disconnect device from the pairing list pp 5 20 and 5 21 Connecting and disconnecting Connecting Disconnecting pp 5 16 and 5 20 Deleting a B...

Page 47: ...en PTT on the HM 215 is pushed Bluetooth button Hold down for 3 seconds to turn the Bluetooth function ON or OFF Hold down for 6 seconds to enter to the Paring mode Function Operation Comfirmation beep Bluetooth indicator Turning ON the Bluetooth function Hold down the Bluetooth button for 3 seconds Melody sounds Scale goes up Blinks blue Turning OFF the Bluetooth function Hold down the Bluetooth ...

Page 48: ...depending on the Calling Notice Tone item p 4 4 or Bluetooth PTT Beep item p 4 7 in the Set mode Charging VS 3 Fully charge the VS 3 before using Charging is also necessary when the LED blinks red every 3 seconds 1 Make sure the headset power is OFF If it s ON hold down PWR for 3 seconds 2 Open the USB port cover and then connect the VS 3 to a USB power adapter or a PC with the supplied USB cable ...

Page 49: ... キー 電源 音量 ツマミ Pairing is a process to be able to establish a connection between a headset and other Bluetooth devices Once pairing is established with the device there is no need to pair again You may not find a target Bluetooth device if there are many other Bluetooth devices nearby In that case stop using those devices or move away from them When the Bluetooth function is turned OFF the audio is...

Page 50: ...r 5 minutes has passed the BC 218 s power is automatically turned OFF 2 Enter the Pairing mode with the VS 3 1 When the Bluetooth function is OFF hold down the PWR button for approximately 6 seconds until the LED starts alternately blinking red and blue A beep sounds 2 Release the Bluetooth button L If the pairing list is blank the VS 3 automatically enters the Pairing mode when the VS 3 is turned...

Page 51: ...heir device name and BD address are displayed on the screen 5 Push to select a device then push to Call history When the pairing has succeed Connect is displayed To retry the search push to select Search then push Call history 6 Push CLR LOCK Exits the Set mode Pairing the IP501H IP503H with the BC 218 or VS 3 continued LOG SET Search Search BT Device SET Searching Search BT Device SET ICOM BT 000...

Page 52: ...s established Connecting with the BC 218 when the Bluetooth indicator blinks blue 1 Turn ON the transceiver s Bluetooth function p 5 12 2 Push PTT on the HM 215 that is connected to the BC 218 After few seconds a beep sounds and the Bluetooth connection between the transceiver and the BC 218 is established L The paired device can be identified by its BD address on the Pairing List p 5 17 Connectin...

Page 53: ...ep sounds and the Bluetooth connection between the transceiver and the VS 3 is established Connecting with the VS 3 when the Bluetooth indicator blinks blue 1 Turn ON the transceiver s Bluetooth function p 5 12 2 Hold down PTT on the VS 3 for 3 seconds After few seconds a beep sounds and the Bluetooth connection between the transceiver and the VS 3 is established L The paired device can be identif...

Page 54: ... Pairing List 3 Push to select a Bluetooth device to connect 4 Push Call history After few seconds a beep sounds and the Bluetooth connection between the transceiver and the selected device is established 5 Push CLR LOCK Exits the Set mode FUNC キー キー CLR LOCK キー 履歴 キー ICOM BT 000 00 00 Unconnected Pairing List ICOM BT 000 00 00 Connected Pairing List The icon appears Call history FUNC CLR LOCK ...

Page 55: ...ooth device is disconnected Connecting and disconnecting continued BC 218 HM 215 NOTE When you remove the transceiver from the BC 218 then insert the transceiver again within 10 minutes the Bluetooth connection is automatically established again When 10 minutes has passed after the transceiver is removed from the BC 218 the BC 218 s Bluetooth function is automatically turned OFF ...

Page 56: ...he Bluetooth button on the BC 218 for 3 seconds Sounds a beep then melody Scale goes down and the Bluetooth connection between the transceiver and the BC 218 is disconnected Connecting and disconnecting continued BC 218 HM 215 Bluetooth button Bluetooth indicator Bluetooth indicator Bluetooth button Blinks blue ...

Page 57: ...ect from the pairing list 1 Push FUNC to select Pairing List 2 Push to select the Bluetooth device to disconnect 3 Push Call history After few seconds a beep sounds and the Bluetooth connection between transceiver and the selected Bluetooth device is disconnected 4 Push CLR LOCK Returns to the standby screen ICOM BT 000 00 00 Connected Pairing List ICOM BT 000 00 00 Unconnected Pairing List FUNC キ...

Page 58: ...l deleting push any key other than Call history 6 Push Call history The selected device is deleted from the pairing list then exits the Set mode Deleting a Bluetooth device from the pairing list You can delete Bluetooth devices from the Pairing List screen LDisconnect the Bluetooth device before deleting if connected pp 5 17 and 5 18 LOG SET ICOM BT 000 00 00 Delete BT Device SET Completed to dele...

Page 59: ...Push Call history The pairing list is initialized and the transceiver automatically restarts Initializing the pairing list of the IP501H IP503H If you have some troubles with the Bluetooth operation initialize the pairing list as shown below LAll the paired Bluetooth devices are deleted from the pairing list by the initialization LThe pairing list is not initialized by the RESET item in the Set mo...

Page 60: ...ect the HM 215 to the BC 218 2 Hold down the Bluetooth button on the BC 218 for 3 seconds to turn ON the Bluetooth function The Bluetooth indicator Blinks blue 3 Hold down the Bluetooth button on the BC 218 for 3 seconds again to turn OFF the Bluetooth function The Bluetooth indicator turns OFF 4 Within 10 seconds after holding down both UP and DOWN on the HM 215 hold down the Bluetooth button for...

Page 61: ...below 1 Hold down PWR on the VS 3 for 3 seconds to turn ON the Bluetooth function The LED Blinks blue 2 Hold down PWR on the VS 3 for 3 seconds again to turn OFF the Bluetooth function The LED turns OFF 3 Within 10 seconds after holding down both VOL and VOL hold down PWR for 10 seconds The LED lights violet and the pairing list is initialized VOL VOL LED PWR ...

Page 62: ...urface is necessary 2 Attach the MBA 7 to the MBF 1 Locking head Locking head Slot Holder Lock knob Turn the Holder so the slot can be placed over the locking head Turn the holder back forward and slide the slot s guide under the MBF 1 s locking head Move the holder left or right to the best viewing position then tighten the lock knob MBF 1 MBA 7 w e q Loosen the lock knob ...

Page 63: ...alling the MBA 7 MBF 1 continued Adjust the angle between 20 degrees Approximately 90 mm2 Approximately 90 mm2 Dial Suction pad Base lever Adhesive sponge w q e Suction pad cover Suction pad Remove the suction pad cover then firmly attach the suction pad to the dashboard Push down the base lever to attach Adjust the position by the dial or screw Apply the adhesive sponge to firmly fix the mount Ad...

Page 64: ...27 Installing the MBA 7 MBF 1 continued Attach the strap to the hook Attach the strap to the MBA 7 q w Hook e r Attach the hook to a hole Adjust the length If there is no hook to hang it Make a hole and drill a tapping screw ...

Page 65: ...5 28 LC 185 For BP 272 LC 185 Snap Snap Optional MB 57L Shoulder strap can be attached When you charge the BC 272 attached to the transceiver with LC 185 open the bottom part and insert to the BC 218 as shown below BC 218 ...

Page 66: ...g or disconnecting optional equipment to or from the jack Remove the cable by holding the plug not cable Insert the plug securely when connecting the cable LAttach the jack cover when no optional equipment is connected Connector cover Plug Turn OFF Connector cover is attached Optional equipment is attached ...

Page 67: ...6 1 FOR YOUR REFERENCE Section 6 Troubleshooting 6 2 Specifications 6 4 ...

Page 68: ...on is turned ON Turn OFF the Key Lock function p 1 7 The charging indicator blinks orange or alternately blinks orange and green The battery pack is not properly inserted Insert the battery pack properly pp 5 6 5 7 Charging the battery pack outside of the chargeable temperature range Charge the battery pack in the chargeable temperature range 10 C to 40 C 50 F to 104 F p 5 5 Loose connection of ch...

Page 69: ...rference from other electronic devices Use the transceiver away from the other devices or stop using those devices No audio output from transceiver after the Bluetooth connection with BC 218 is disconnected The transceiver is in the Bluetooth signal detecting sequence Approximately 20 seconds Push the Bluetooth button on the BC 218 to disconnect the Bluetooth device then turn OFF the BC 218 power ...

Page 70: ...speaker 8 Ω 10 distortion More than 0 2 W External speaker 8 Ω 10 distortion AF output impedance IP501H Internal speaker 16 Ω External speaker 8 Ω IP503H Internal speaker 8 Ω External speaker 8 Ω D D3G W CDMA Frequency band USA version B2 B5 Europe version B1 B8 IP503H B1 B5 Transmission power 24 dBm Typical D DLTE Frequency band USA version FDD LTE B2 B4 B5 B17 Europe version FDD LTE B1 B3 B7 B8 ...

Page 71: ... DC 12 16 V Used with the supplied BC 157S power adapter Operating temperature range 10 C 40 C 50 F 104 F Weight Approximately 1200 g Power adapter not included Dimensions 303 2 W 78 2 H 179 7 D mm Projections not included D DBC 218 rapid charger Option Input voltage DC 12 16 V Used with the supplied BC 207S power adapter Operating temperature range 10 C 40 C 50 F 104 F Weight Approximately 140 g ...

Page 72: ... 4 5 4 6 Call history key 1 6 2 5 3 3 3 12 4 3 Calling Notice Tone 4 4 Calls cannot be made 6 2 Charging time 5 3 Charging indicator 5 6 5 7 CLR LOCK key 1 6 Contrast 4 5 Courtesy Beep 4 4 D Deleting history logs 2 6 Destination ID 2 4 4 6 E Echo Canceller 4 6 Emergency Call 3 6 3 12 F F blinks 1 5 Firmware update 1 5 4 4 Full duplex mode 2 3 FUNC key 1 5 1 6 H Hand strap 1 2 HM 215 5 10 5 15 I IC...

Page 73: ...ata 2 3 3 7 6 2 Deleting recorded audio 3 9 Remaining battery capacity 1 5 1 7 Reset 4 4 S SET mode 4 2 4 4 Sidetone 4 5 Sidetone Volume 4 5 Silent mode 3 12 Simplex mode 2 3 Status Call 3 3 T Talkgroup 3 4 3 5 Tone Failure Tone 4 4 Receive Notification Tone 4 4 Success Tone 4 4 Turning OFF the power 2 3 Turning ON the power 1 3 Tx Inhibit 4 5 TX RX indicator 2 2 V Vibration function 2 2 VOX funct...

Page 74: ...A7415 3EX 3a 2017 2019 Icom Inc Jun 2019 1 1 32 Kamiminami Hirano ku Osaka 547 0003 Japan ...

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