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1 PANEL DESCRIPTION Rear panel !1 !2 !3 !4 !5 !6 !7 q !0 o w i uy t r e q DC POWER SOCKET [DC 13.8 V] (pp. 2-1, 16-2) Connects to the supplied DC power cable. w DC INPUT JACK [DC IN] (pp. 2-1, 16-2) Connects to the optional SP-39AD (External speaker with built-in power adapter) or AD-55NS (Power adapter). LBefore connecting an SP-39AD or AD-55NS, connect the supplied DC power short connector to [DC 13.8V] (q). e GROUND TERMINAL [GND] (p. 2-1) Connects to ground to prevent electrical shocks and other problems. r ANTENNA CONNECTOR [ANT1] (N type) (p. 2-2) Connects to a 10 kHz ~ 3000 MHz antenna. t ANTENNA CONNECTOR [ANT2] (SO-239) (p. 2-2) Connects to a 10 kHz ~ 30 MHz antenna. y ANTENNA CONNECTOR [ANT3] (RCA) (p. 2-2) Connects to a 10 kHz ~ 30 MHz antenna. !2 EXTERNAL SPEAKER JACK [EXT-SP] (pp. 2-3, 16-2) Connects to an optional external speaker SP-39AD (External speaker with built-in power adapter). (3.5 mm: 1/8 in (d)) LAccepts a 4~8 Ω speaker. !3 AF/IF OUTPUT JACK [AF/IF] (pp. 2-3, 16-1) Outputs the demodulated AF signal, or a 12 kHz IF signal. LThe output level is set, regardless of the volume control. !4 R EMOTE CONTROL JACK [REMOTE] (pp. 2-3, 16-2) Connects to a PC for remote control using CI-V commands. (3.5 mm: 1/8 in (d)) !5 [USB] (B type) PORT (p. 2-3, 16-1) Connects to a PC. ••Outputs the decoded FSK (RTTY) or D-STAR data. ••Outputs the demodulated AF signal or 12 kHz IF signal. ••Interface for the optional CS-R8600 or RS-R8600. ••Interface for the remote control by the CI-V commands. u AUX JACK [AUX] A reserved jack. No internal connection. !6 [MUTE] JACK/[MUTE] SWITCH (pp. 2-3, 16-1) Used for the Mute function, or Bit Error Rate (BER) Measurement function. (3.5 mm: 1/8 in (d)) i EXTERNAL METER JACK [METER] (pp. 2-3, 16-1) Connects to an external analog RSSI or squelch level meter (user supplied). LSlide the switch to the left when you use the Mute function. The IC-R8600's receive circuitry is deactivated by the input voltage. LSlide the switch to the right when you use the BER o R EFERENCE SIGNAL INPUT/OUTPUT Measurement function. CONNECTOR [REF I/O 10MHz] (BNC) (p. 16-1) Inputs or outputs a 10 MHz reference frequency signal. !7 LAN PORT [LAN] (pp. 2-3, 16-1) Connects to a network to use the functions shown !0 IF SIGNAL OUTPUT CONNECTOR [10.7MHz OUT] (BNC) (p. 16-1) Outputs a 10.7 MHz IF signal. below. ••Automatic time synchronization. ••Outputs the received signal in demodulated AF signal, or in 12 kHz IF signal, through the network. !1 I/Q DATA OUTPUT PORT [I/Q OUT] (pp. 2-3, 16-1) ••Remotely controlling using the optional RS-R8600. Outputs I/Q data. LConnect a USB (1.1/2.0 standard) port (B type). 1-3

Section	Page
PREFACE	2
IMPORTANT	2
TRADEMARKS	2
EXPLICIT DEFINITIONS	2
FEATURES	3
ABOUT THE SDR WIDEBAND RECEIVER CIRCUITS	3
VOICE CODING TECHNOLOGY	3
SUPPLIED ACCESSORIES	3
FCC INFORMATION	4
ABOUT THE INSTRUCTIONS	5
About the touch operation	5
Touch screen precautions	5
Touch screen maintenance	5
TABLE OF CONTENTS	6
PRECAUTIONS	9
1. PANEL DESCRIPTION	10
Front panel	10
Rear panel	12
Touch panel display	13
MULTI DIAL MENU ([DIAL A])	15
MULTI DIAL MENU ([DIAL B])	15
MULTI DIAL MENU ([DIAL C])	15
MENU screen	15
QUICK MENU	15
FUNCTION screen	16
FUNCTION items	16
Keyboard entering and editing	16
Entering and editing characters	16
Keyboard types	17
Entry example	17
2. INSTALLATION AND CONNECTIONS	18
Selecting a location	18
Heat dissipation	18
For desktop use	18
Grounding	18
Connecting a DC power supply	18
Power supply	18
Turning the receiver's power ON or OFF	18
Connecting an antenna	19
FSK (RTTY) connections	19
External device connection	20
3. BASIC OPERATION	21
Adjusting the volume level	21
RF gain/SQL level/Audio tone	21
Noise squelch	21
S-meter squelch	21
RF gain	21
Monitor function	21
About the VFO and Memory modes	21
Selecting the receiving mode	21
Setting the frequency	22
Directly entering a frequency	22
Changing the Tuning Step	22
About the Tuning Step (TS) function	22
About the Programmable Tuning Step function	23
About the Auto Tuning Step function	23
Selecting the antenna	23
Dial/Panel Lock function	23
Dial Lock function	23
Panel Lock function	23
Adjusting Backlight dimmer	24
Fine tuning	24
When receiving FM, WFM or DIGITAL signal	24
When receiving FSK signal	24
Selecting meter display	24
Meter display types	24
4. SCOPE OPERATION	25
Spectrum scope screen	25
RX Marker	25
Using the Spectrum Scope	25
Setting the span	26
Setting the range	26
Searching for the peak signal	27
Touch screen operation	27
Mini scope screen	27
Adjusting the Reference level	28
Sweep speed	28
Scope set screen	29
5. OTHER FUNCTIONS	31
About the Function screen	31
Preamplifier	31
Attenuator	31
Selecting the antenna	31
AGC function control	31
IP Plus function	32
Notch Filter	32
Setting the notching width and frequency	32
Using the Digital Twin PBT	32
Selecting the digital IF filter	33
Adjusting the passband width	33
Selecting the filter shape	33
Noise Blanker (NB)	34
Noise Reduction	34
Duplex operation	34
AFC function	35
Receiving in the CW mode	35
Setting the CW pitch control	35
About the CW Reverse mode	35
Receiving FSK (RTTY) signal	35
Decoded FSK data display	35
Decoding FSK signal	35
Turning ON the FSK log	36
Viewing the FSK log contents	37
Twin Peak Filter	37
FSK tone and shift setting	37
About the FSK DECODE SET screen	38
Tone squelch function	39
D.SQL (Digital Squelch) function	39
Digital Code Squelch	39
Network Access Code (NAC)	39
Group Code (COM ID) and CC	40
Radio Access Number (RAN)	40
User Code (UC)	40
Descrambler function	40
Decryption function	40
Receive history log	41
Screen Capture function	41
Capturing a screen	41
Viewing the captured screen	41
6. RECORDING AND PLAYING BACK	42
Recording	42
Quick recording	42
Normal recording	42
Playing back	42
Operation while playing back	43
Playing back on a PC	43
Checking the file information	44
Deleting a file	44
Deleting a folder	45
PLAYER SET screen	45
RECORDER SET screen	45
7. USING AN SD CARD	46
About the SD card	46
SD card’s folder contents	46
Saving data onto the SD card	46
Inserting or removing the SD card	46
Inserting	46
Removing (While the receiver is OFF)	46
Removing (While the receiver is ON)	46
Formatting an SD card	47
Saving in the old format	47
Saving the setting data	47
Loading the data files	48
Deleting a data file	48
Checking SD card information	48
8. MEMORY OPERATION	49
Memory channels	49
Selecting channel group	49
Selecting with [▲GRP]/ [▼GRP]	49
Selecting on the GROUP SELECT screen	49
Selecting a memory channel	50
Selecting with [DIAL C]	50
Selecting with [MAIN DIAL]	50
Selecting using the keypad	50
Writing a memory channel	50
Copying the Memory contents	51
Inserting a blank channel	51
Clearing a memory channel	51
Entering a group/memory name	52
Entering a group name	52
Entering a memory name	52
About the MEMORY screen	53
9. SCANS	54
Scan types	54
Basic scanning	54
VFO scan and Memory scan	54
Priority scan	54
Adjusting the scan speed	54
Setting the Scan Resume function	55
Setting the scan pause timer	55
Setting the resume delay timer	55
Setting the Scan Resume condition	55
Setting the priority interval	55
Priority scan	55
Priority scan operation	55
Monitoring the Priority channel	55
Scan Setting screen	56
Programmed scan and Fine Programmed scan	57
Programmed scan operation	57
Fine Programmed scan operation	57
∂F scan	58
∂F scan operation	58
Fine ∂F scan operation	58
Auto Memory Write scan	59
Auto Memory Write scan operation	59
Memory scan and Select Memory scan	60
Memory scan operation	60
Select Memory scan operation	60
Setting Select Memory channels	61
Canceling the Select Memory channel settings	61
Mode select memory scan	62
Setting the receive mode	62
Setting the skip frequency	62
Setting the skip frequency	62
Canceling the skip frequency	62
Setting the Temporary Skip	63
Skip channel for memory scan	63
Voice Squelch Control function	64
Tone scan operation	64
10. CLOCK AND TIMER	65
Setting the Time and Date	65
Setting date	65
Setting time	65
NTP Time Server	65
Execute the time synchronization	65
Setting the NTP Server address	65
Timer	66
Setting the Sleep timer	66
Setting the Daily timer	66
Timer setting items	67
About the Timer recording	67
11. SET MODE	68
Set mode description	68
Entering the Set mode	68
Tone Control	69
Function	69
Digital Set	71
Connectors	72
Network	74
Display	76
Time Set	77
SD Card	77
Others	77
12. MAINTENANCE	78
Cleaning	78
Replacing fuse	78
DC power cable fuses	78
Circuitry fuse	78
Resetting	79
Partial reset	79
All reset	79
Touch screen calibration	80
Troubleshooting	81
13. UPDATING THE FIRMWARE	83
General	83
About updating the firmware	83
Checking the firmware version	83
Preparation	83
Downloading the firmware file	83
Unzipping the firmware folder	83
Updating the firmware	84
14. SPECIFICATIONS	85
General	85
Receiver	85
15. OPTIONS	87
Options	87
Attaching the MB-123	87
16. CONNECTOR INFORMATION	88
ABOUT THE LICENSES	90

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PANEL DESCRIPTION

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Rear panel

DC POWER SOCKET [DC 13.8 V] (pp. 2-1, 16-2)

Connects to the supplied DC power cable.

DC INPUT JACK [DC IN] (pp. 2-1, 16-2)

Connects to the optional SP-39AD (External speaker with

built-in power adapter) or AD-55NS (Power adapter).

Before connecting an SP-39AD or AD-55NS, connect the

supplied DC power short connector to [DC 13.8V] (

GROUND TERMINAL [GND] (p. 2-1)

Connects to ground to prevent electrical shocks

and other problems.

ANTENNA CONNECTOR [ANT1] (N type) (p. 2-2)

Connects to a 10 kHz ~ 3000 MHz antenna.

ANTENNA CONNECTOR [ANT2] (SO-239) (p. 2-2)

Connects to a 10 kHz ~ 30 MHz antenna.

ANTENNA CONNECTOR [ANT3] (RCA) (p. 2-2)

Connects to a 10 kHz ~ 30 MHz antenna.

AUX JACK [AUX]

A reserved jack. No internal connection.

EXTERNAL METER JACK [METER]

(pp. 2-3, 16-1)

Connects to an external analog RSSI or squelch

level meter (user supplied).

REFERENCE SIGNAL INPUT/OUTPUT

CONNECTOR [REF I/O 10MHz] (BNC) (p. 16-1)

Inputs or outputs a 10 MHz reference frequency signal.

IF SIGNAL OUTPUT CONNECTOR

[10.7MHz OUT] (BNC) (p. 16-1)

Outputs a 10.7 MHz IF signal.

I/Q DATA OUTPUT PORT [I/Q OUT] (pp. 2-3, 16-1)

Outputs I/Q data.

Connect a USB (1.1/2.0 standard) port (B type).

EXTERNAL SPEAKER JACK [EXT-SP] (pp. 2-3, 16-2)

Connects to an optional external speaker SP-39AD

(External speaker with built-in power adapter).

(3.5 mm: 1/8 in (d))

Accepts a 4~8 Ω speaker.

AF/IF OUTPUT JACK

[AF/IF] (pp. 2-3, 16-1)

Outputs the demodulated AF signal, or a 12 kHz IF

signal.

The output level is set, regardless of the volume control.

REMOTE CONTROL JACK [REMOTE] (pp. 2-3, 16-2)

Connects to a PC for remote control using CI-V

commands. (3.5 mm: 1/8 in (d))

[USB] (B type) PORT (p. 2-3, 16-1)

Connects to a PC.

• Outputs the decoded FSK (RTTY) or D-STAR data.

• Outputs the demodulated AF signal or 12 kHz IF signal.

• Interface for the optional CS-R8600 or RS-R8600.

• Interface for the remote control by the CI-V commands.

[MUTE] JACK/[MUTE] SWITCH (pp. 2-3, 16-1)

Used for the Mute function, or Bit Error Rate (BER)

Measurement function. (3.5 mm: 1/8 in (d))

Slide the switch to the left when you use the

Mute function. The IC-R8600's receive circuitry is

deactivated by the input voltage.

Slide the switch to the right when you use the BER

Measurement function.

LAN PORT [LAN] (pp. 2-3, 16-1)

Connects to a network to use the functions shown

below.

• Automatic time synchronization.

• Outputs the received signal in

demodulated AF signal

, or

in 12 kHz IF signal, through the network.

• Remotely controlling using the optional RS-R8600.