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6 MENU SCREEN ■■ GPS GPS Information [MENU] > GPS > GPS Information Displays the GPS satellite direction, elevation, satellite number, and receiving status. See page 5-14 for details. GPS Position [MENU] > GPS > GPS Position Displays position data shown below. See page 5-4 for details. LL Rotate [DIAL] to change between MY, RX, MEM, and ALM screen. ••MY: My position ••RX: Received position ••MEM: GPS Memory position ••ALM: GPS Alarm position GPS Memory [MENU] > GPS > GPS Memory You can save maximum of 300 position data, those come with GPS position or RX history. See page 5-15 for details. Alarm Select (Default: OFF) [MENU] > GPS > GPS Alarm > Alarm Select Select the target positions for the GPS Alarm function. This function sounds alarm beeps when a target is in the active range. See page 5-22 for details. ••OFF: Turns OFF the function. ••RX: The GPS Alarm sounds when a target (the last received position) enters in your active alarm range. ••Group: The GPS Alarm sounds when a target (positions in the GPS Memory, or in the selected GPS Memory Group) enters in your active alarm range. ••Memory: The GPS Alarm sounds when a target (the entered position in the GPS Memory) enters in the active alarm range. 6-9

Section	Page
1 POWER SUPPLY	9
About the Battery Case	10
Battery life	10
About the battery replacement	10
About the safety use of battery case	11
Charging with a USB cable	12
2 microSD Card	13
About data saved on a microSD card	14
Saving data onto the microSD card	14
Loading the saved data files that are on the microSD card	16
Backing up the data stored on the microSD card onto a PC	17
About the microSD card’s folder	17
Making a backup file on a PC	18
Importing or Exporting a CSV format file	21
Importing	22
Exporting	23
3 RECORDING AND PLAYING BACK	24
Recording	25
Starting recording	25
Stopping recording	25
Playing back	26
Playback screen	27
Player/recorder set screen	28
Deleting a file or folder	29
Deleting a folder	29
Deleting a file	30
Checking the file information	31
Checking SD card information	32
Playing back on a PC	33
4 MEMORY OPERATION	35
General description	36
Memory channel contents	36
Memory management	37
Memory channel tree view	37
Checking a Memory channel contents	37
Selecting a memory channel	38
Selecting with [DIAL]	38
Selecting with the keypad	38
Writing a memory channel	39
Selecting and Writing a channel	39
Write to a New Channel	40
Write to the Selected Channel	41
Copying Memory contents to the VFO	42
Copying the Memory contents to another channel	43
Moving the Memory contents to another channel in a different group	44
Inserting a blank channel	45
Entering a group/memory name	46
Selecting a memory name display	47
Clearing a Memory contents	48
5 GPS OPERATION	49
GPS operation features	50
Before starting GPS operation	50
Checking the GPS signal	50
GPS format types	51
Checking your GPS location	52
Displaying Position Data	52
GPS POSITION screens and their meanings	53
About the RX screen	55
About the Grid Locator	58
About the Course	58
Setting the display type (MAIN/SUB)	59
Changing the GPS Memory or Alarm	59
Changing the Compass Direction	60
Saving your own or a received station’s location	61
Checking GPS information (Sky view screen)	62
GPS Memory	63
Adding a GPS Memory	63
Entering the GPS Memory group name	67
Deleting GPS Memory	68
Rearranging the display order of the GPS data	69
GPS Alarm	70
Setting the GPS Alarm function to All Memories	71
GPS Logger function	72
GPS Logger operating outline	72
Confirming the GPS Logger function	73
Setting the GPS record interval	73
Setting the GPS record sentence	74
Viewing the log data on a PC	75
The <<GPS Logger Only>> mode	76
<<GPS Logger Only>> outline	76
Setting the <<GPS Logger Only>> mode	76
6 MENU SCREEN	78
MENU screen	79
MENU screen operation	79
Selecting a Menu item	80
Near Station	81
Scan	81
Manage Memory	83
RX Recorder	84
GPS	86
RX History	90
Digital Set	91
SPEECH	93
Function	95
Display	99
Sounds	104
Time Set	106
Bluetooth Set	106
SD Card	111
Others	112
7 OTHER FUNCTIONS	114
Tone squelch operation	115
Tone squelch frequency setting	115
D.SQL (Digital Squelch) function	117
Digital Code Squelch	117
Network Access Code (NAC)	117
Group Code (COM ID)	118
CC	118
Radio Access Number (RAN)	119
User Code (UC)	119
Descrambler function	120
Decryption function	120
Receive history log	121
RX history items in the D-STAR mode	122
RX History screen (P25)	127
RX History screen (dPMR Tier1)	127
RX History screen (dPMR Tier2 Mode1/Mode2)	127
RX History screen (NXDN-vn/NXDN-n)	128
RX History screen (DCR)	128
Duplex operation	129
Setting the Duplex direction and frequency offset	130
Home channel function	131
Home channel setting	131
Home CH Beep function	131
Resetting	132
Partial reset	132
All reset	133
USB driver installation	134
System requirements	134
Installation	135
Confirming the port number	137
Cloning function	138
Receiver-to-Receiver cloning using a microSD card	139
Cloning from a PC using a microSD card	141
CI-V information	142
CI-V data setting	142
Connecting to a PC	142
8 Bluetooth® OPERATION	175
Operating Bluetooth®	176
Turning ON the Bluetooth function	176
Setting the headset	177
AF Output	177
About the Icom headset (VS-3)	178
Editing the Bluetooth® unit name	188
Initializing the Bluetooth® unit	189
The maximum number of paired devices	189
9 UPDATING THE FIRMWARE	190
Preparation	191
Firmware update caution	191
Required equipment	191
Checking the firmware version	192
Updating the firmware	193
10 OPTIONS	197
About the optional products	198
Option list	198
11 SPECIFICATIONS	199
General	200
Receiver	200
About the Bluetooth unit	202
BC-223 Charger	202