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Deleting Your Call Sign, Rearranging the display order of Your Call Signs

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14. D-STAR OPERATION (ADVANCED) Your Call Sign DDDeleting Your Call Sign 1. Open the YOUR CALL SIGN screen. » 2 > DV MEMORY > Your Call Sign 2. Touch a call sign that you want to delete for 1 second. 3. Touch "Delete." DDRearranging the display order of Your Call Signs You can move Your Call Signs to rearrange their display order. If the stations you often communicate with are moved to the top of the list, it is easy to find them. Example: Moving "Rick" above "Eddy." 1. Open the YOUR CALL SIGN screen. » 2 > DV MEMORY > Your Call Sign 2. Touch a call sign that you want to move for 1 second. •• The confirmation dialog is displayed. 4. Touch [YES]. 3. Touch "Move." •• The selected call sign is deleted from the Your Call Sign list, and the returns to the YOUR CALL SIGN screen. 5. To close the YOUR CALL SIGN screen, push several times. NOTE: The currently selected Your Call Sign on the DR screen cannot be edited or deleted. To edit or delete the Your Call Sign, select another Your Call Sign on the DR screen. 4. Touch the position to insert the Your Call Sign you want to move the call sign above. Blinks •• While moving, "DESTINATION" blinks. •• The selected call sign is inserted above the destination call sign. LLIf you touch "," the Your Call Sign is moved to the bottom of the group. 5. To close the YOUR CALL SIGN screen, push several times. 14-35

Section	Page
ABOUT THE MANUALS	2
TRADEMARKS	2
FUNCTIONS AND FEATURES OF ADOBE® ACROBAT® READER®	3
Section 1 BATTERY CHARGING	4
Battery information	5
Battery icon	5
Battery life	5
Charging the battery pack	5
Charging time	5
Charging with a USB cable	6
Charging with the supplied DC power cable	6
Charging with the optional rapid charger	7
Specifications for the battery charger and battery pack	8
BC-202IP2 rapid charger (optional)	8
BP-272 Li-ion battery pack	8
BP-307 Li-ion battery pack	8
Section 2 ADVANCED OPERATIONS	9
VOX function	10
Adjusting the VOX function	10
∂TX function	11
∂TX monitor function	11
Operating CW (ADVANCED)	11
About the CW Reverse mode	11
Using the Memory Keyer function (KEYER)	12
Keyer memory edit menu (EDIT)	13
Contest number menu (001 SET)	14
Keyer Set menu (CW-KEY SET)	15
Operating RTTY (FSK)	16
Displaying the RTTY DECODE screen	16
RTTY decoding	16
Twin Peak Filter (TPF)	16
Transmitting an RTTY memory content	17
Editing an RTTY memory	18
Turning ON the RTTY log	19
Viewing the RTTY log contents	19
RTTY DECODE LOG SET screen	20
RTTY DECODE SET screen	21
Tone squelch operation	22
DTCS code squelch operation	23
Repeater operation	24
Checking the repeater input signal	24
Setting the repeater tone frequency	25
1750 Hz tone burst	25
Duplex operation	26
Data communication	26
About the 5 MHz frequency band operation (For USA version)	27
About the 5 MHz frequency band operation (For UK version)	27
Weather channel operation (USA version only)	28
Selecting a Weather channel	28
Weather alert function	28
Section 3 SCOPE OPERATION (ADVANCED)	29
Spectrum Scope screen	30
Adjusting the sweep speed	30
Adjusting the Reference level	30
SCOPE SET screen	31
Audio scope screen	35
AUDIO SCOPE SET screen	35
Section 4 microSD CARD (ADVANCED)	36
Loading the saved data files	37
Deleting a data file	38
Displaying the microSD card information	38
Importing or Exporting a CSV format file	39
Importing	39
Exporting	40
About the microSD card’s folders	41
Section 5 VOICE RECORDER FUNCTIONS	42
Recording a QSO audio	43
Quick recording	43
Basic recording	43
Playing back a QSO audio	44
Checking the folder or file information	45
Deleting files	46
Deleting folders	46
RECORDER SET screen	47
PLAYER SET screen	48
Playing back audio on a PC	48
Section 6 VOICE TX MEMORY FUNCTION	49
Recording a Voice TX memory	50
Recording	50
Playing back	51
Entering a Voice TX memory name	51
Transmitting a Voice memory content	52
Transmitting	52
Repeatedly transmitting	52
Adjusting the output level	53
VOICE TX SET screen	53
Section 7 MEMORY OPERATION	54
Memory channels	55
Selecting a memory group	55
Entering Memory channel contents	55
Selecting a Memory channel	56
Selecting with [MULTI]	56
Selecting on the MEMORY screen	56
Selecting a Call channel	56
Copying the Memory channel contents	57
Copying to the VFO	57
Copying to another Memory channel	57
Entering a group/Memory name	58
Entering a group name	58
Entering a Memory name	58
Clearing a Memory channel	59
MEMORY screen	59
Memo Pad	60
Saving the contents into a Memo Pad	60
Calling up the Memo Pads	60
MEMO PAD screen	60
Section 8 SCANS	61
Scan types	62
Preparation	62
Squelch status	62
SCAN screen	63
SCAN SET screen	64
Programmed scan and Fine Programmed scan	65
Programmed scan operation	65
Entering Scan Edges	66
Memory scan	67
Memory scan operation	67
Select Memory scan	68
Setting the Select Memory channels	68
Select Memory scan operation	68
Mode Select scan	69
Mode Select scan operation	69
∂F scan and Fine ∂F scan	70
∂F scan operation	70
Temporary Skip function	71
Section 9 OTHER FUNCTIONS	72
About “USB SEND/Keying”	73
Protection function	73
Measuring SWR	74
Spot measurement	74
Plot measurement	75
NTP function	76
Using the NTP Time Synchronize function	76
Using the NTP function	76
Screen Capture function	77
Setting the Screen Capture function	77
Capturing a screen	77
Viewing the captured screen	77
Entering DTMF code	78
Transmitting the DTMF code	78
Transmitting a DTMF code	78
Transmitting a DTMF code (Direct Input)	78
Selecting the DTMF transmit speed	79
Home Channel function	79
Home Channel setting	79
Home CH Beep function	79
PRESET menu	80
Loading the preset memory	80
Editing the memory contents	80
Setting the Opening picture	81
Share Pictures function	81
Section 10 Bluetooth® OPERATION	82
Bluetooth® operations	83
Turning ON the Bluetooth® function	83
Connecting to a Bluetooth® headset	84
Bluetooth® Settings	85
AF Output	85
Headset Function Select	85
About the Icom headset	86
Pairing with an Android™ device	87
Pairing with an iOS device	88
Disconnecting a Bluetooth® device from the transceiver	89
Deleting a Bluetooth® device from the pairing list	89
Editing the Bluetooth® unit name	90
Initializing the Bluetooth® unit	90
The maximum number of paired devices	90
Section 11 WIRELESS LAN OPERATION	91
Wireless LAN operation	92
Connecting the transceiver (Station) to a Wireless Access Point (AP)	93
Connecting a device to a transceiver (Access point)	94
Section 12 GPS OPERATION (ADVANCED)	95
GPS TX mode and TX format types	96
Differences between older models	96
When a received signal contains position data	97
Checking your location	97
Displaying Position Data	97
GPS POSITION screens and their meanings	98
About the RX screen	99
About the Course	100
About the Grid Locator	100
Changing the GPS Memory or Alarm	100
Changing the Compass Direction	101
Saving your own or a received station’s position	101
Checking GPS information (Sky view screen)	102
Transmitting D-PRS data	103
D-PRS	103
Operating in the D-PRS mode	103
Displayed items	104
Setting D-PRS Position (Mobile/Base)	105
Setting D-PRS Object/Item	106
Setting D-PRS Weather	107
Weather station transmission	108
Confirming the weather data input	108
Application setting	108
About the weather data content	109
Displaying your location using mapping software	110
Transmitting NMEA data	112
Setting the GPS data sentence	112
Setting a GPS message	113
GPS Automatic Transmission	113
GPS Memory	114
Adding a GPS Memory	114
Entering the GPS Memory group name	116
Deleting GPS Memory	117
Rearranging the display order of the GPS data	118
GPS Alarm	119
Setting the GPS Alarm function to All Memories (all GPS Memories)	120
Setting the GPS Alarm function to RX (a caller station)	121
GPS Logger function	122
GPS Logger operating outline	122
Confirming the GPS Logger function	122
Setting the GPS record interval	122
Setting the GPS record sentence	123
Viewing the log data on a PC Map	124
GPS SET	126
Section 13 D-STAR OPERATION (BASIC)	142
Unique features of D-STAR	143
What is D-STAR?	143
About the DR function	144
Ways to Communicate with the DR function	144
Enter your call sign (MY) into the transceiver	145
Register your call sign at a gateway repeater	146
Making a Simplex call	147
Accessing repeaters	148
Receiving	149
Capturing a call sign	150
Making a Local CQ call	150
Making a Gateway CQ call	151
Calling an individual station	151
Saving to Memory channels	152
About Reflectors	153
What is a reflector?	153
Unlinking a reflector	153
Linking to a reflector	154
Using a reflector	155
Reflector Echo Testing	155
Requesting repeater information	156
Updating the repeater list	157
When receiving no reply	159
Section 14 D-STAR OPERATION (ADVANCED)	160
“FROM” (Access repeater) setting	161
Using your transceiver’s repeater list	162
Using the DR scan	163
Using the Near Repeater Search function	164
Using TX History	165
“TO” (Destination) setting	166
Making a “Local CQ” (Local Area) call	167
Making a “Gateway CQ” (Gateway) call	167
Using “Your Call Sign”	167
Using RX History	168
Using TX History	168
Directly entering (UR)	169
Directly entering (RPT)	169
REPEATER DETAIL screen	170
Message operation	171
Entering a TX message	171
Transmitting a message	171
Deleting a TX message	171
Viewing received call signs	172
Viewing the call signs on the RX History screen	172
BK mode communication	174
EMR communication	175
Adjusting the EMR AF level	175
Automatic DV detection	176
Automatic Reply function	177
Recording an Auto Reply message	178
Auto Position Reply function	179
Data communication	180
Connection	180
Data communication application setting	180
Sending data	180
DV Fast Data function	181
Digital squelch functions	182
The Digital Call Sign squelch setting	182
The Digital Code Squelch setting	182
Repeater list	183
Repeater list contents	183
Entering new information into the repeater list	184
Required items for the communication cases	184
Entering new information into the repeater list	185
Editing repeater data	188
Deleting repeater data	189
Rearranging the display order of the repeaters	190
Adding new repeater information from RX History	190
Skip setting for the DR scan	191
Entering or editing a repeater group name	192
Your Call Sign	193
Entering Your Call Sign	193
Deleting Your Call Sign	194
Rearranging the display order of Your Call Signs	194
Manually setting Call Signs	195
Are your settings correct?	196
Using the RS-MS1A	197
Required items	197
Installing the application	197
When using a USB cable	197
When using the Bluetooth function	198
Using the RS-MS1I	199
Required items	199
Installing the application	199
Connecting to an iOS device through Bluetooth	200
Section 15 ABOUT THE DV GATEWAY FUNCTION	201
About the DV Gateway function	202
When using the External Gateway function	203
About the Terminal and Access Point (AP) Call sign	204
When operating in the Terminal mode	204
When operating in the AP mode	204
Setting up a network	205
When connecting your device to the Internet using a router	207
When connecting your device to the Internet using a cellular system	209
When connecting your device to the Internet using a mobile router	210
Setting up the device	211
When using the Internal Gateway function	211
When using the RS-MS3W software	213
When using the RS-MS3A	214
Terminal mode operation	215
Setting the Terminal mode	215
Operating in the Terminal mode	216
Access Point mode operation	217
Setting the Access Point mode	217
Making a Gateway call through the Access Point transceiver	218
Troubleshooting	222
Error icons of the transceiver	222
Troubleshooting for the Terminal mode operation	223
Troubleshooting for the Access Point mode operation	225
Error messages of the RS-MS3W and the RS-MS3A	227
Section 16 MAINTENANCE (ADVANCED)	228
Cloning	229
Touch screen calibration function	231
Section 17 UPDATING THE FIRMWARE	232
General	233
About updating the firmware	233
Checking the firmware version	233
Preparation	234
Unzipping the firmware folder	234
Updating the firmware	235
Section 18 ADVANCED CONNECTIONS	237