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Previous view 15 Bluetooth® OPERATION Precautions R DANGER HIGH VOLTAGE! NEVER touch an an- tenna connector during transmission. This may result in an electrical shock or burn. R WARNING RF EXPOSURE! This transceiver emits Radio Frequency (RF) energy. Extreme caution should be observed when operating this transceiver. If you have any questions regarding RF exposure and safety standards please refer to the Federal Communications Commission Office of Engineering and Technology's report on Evaluating Compliance with FCC Guidelines for Human Radio Frequency Electromagnetic Fields (OET Bulletin 65). R WARNING! NEVER make any changes or modifica- tions to the device. R WARNING! NEVER operate or touch the transceiver with wet hands. This may result in an electric shock or may damage the transceiver. R WARNING! NEVER let metal, wire or other objects touch any internal part or connectors on the rear panel of the transceiver. This may result in an electric shock or this could cause a fire or damage the transceiver. Place the transceiver in a secure place to avoid inadvertent use by children. R WARNING! Immediately turn the transceiver power OFF and remove the power cable if it emits an abnormal odor, sound or smoke. Contact your Icom dealer or distributor for advice. DO NOT place the transceiver against walls or putting anything on top of the transceiver. This will obstruct heat dissipation. DO NOT place the transceiver in excessively dusty environ- ments or in direct sunlight. DO NOT operate the transceiver near unshielded electrical blasting caps or in an explosive atmosphere. DO NOT use harsh solvents such as benzine or alcohol to clean the transceiver, as they will damage the transceiver's surfaces. If the transceiver becomes dusty or dirty, wipe it clean with a soft, dry cloth. DO NOT drop, impact or vibrate this device. This may damage to the unit. The Bluetooth® communication range may vary, depending on the environment in which the device operates. Microwave ovens or Wireless LAN may cause an interference. In that case, stop using those devices or move away from them This Bluetooth® device has a range of use. If the communication is unstable, use the device within the range. 15-3

Section	Page
Front cover	1
INTRODUCTION	2
FOREWORD	2
EXPLICIT DEFINITIONS	2
IMPORTANT	2
SUPPLIED ACCESSORIES	2
ABOUT THE SUPPLIED CD	3
ABOUT THE TOUCH SCREEN	4
Functions and features of Adobe® Reader®	5
About these Advanced Instructions (PDF format)	6
Section 1 PANEL DESCRIPTION	7
Controller — Front panel	8
Controller — Display (Touch screen)	9
◇ Function menu	11
Main unit — Front and rear panels	13
◇ Microphone connector information	13
Microphone (HM-207)	14
◇ Setting frequency and Memory channel	15
Section 2 BASIC OPERATION	16
Power ON and setting audio volume/squelch level	17
◇ Turning ON the power	17
◇ Setting audio volume and squelch level	17
Selecting the watch mode	18
◇ Selecting the MAIN or SUB band	18
◇ Selecting the A or B bands	18
Selecting the operating band	19
◇ Operating band setting	19
Direct frequency input	20
Selecting a tuning step	21
◇ Tuning step selection	21
Quick Tuning function	22
Selecting a Squelch delay	22
Selecting the operating mode	23
Monitor function	23
Selecting the Mode and the DR function	24
◇ VFO/Memory/Call channel/Weather channel mode	24
◇ DR (D-STAR Repeater) function selection	25
Receiving	26
Transmitting	27
◇ Transmitting on an Amateur band	27
◇ Settings for the transmission	27
◇ About transmit power levels and RF meter	27
Lock function	28
Attenuator function	28
◇ Operating the Attenuator function	28
Band Scope function	29
◇ Sweep operation	29
Dualwatch operation	30
◇ MAIN band selection	30
Microphone gain level setting	30
Home channel function	31
◇ Home channel setting	31
◇ Home channel operation	31
Speech function	32
Section 3 MEMORY OPERATION	33
General description	34
◇ The number of the Memory channel	34
◇ Memory channel content	34
Manage Memory screen description	35
◇ Tree view of the Manage Memory screen	35
◇ Entering the Manage Memory screen	35
Selecting a Memory channel	36
Selecting a Call channel	37
Writing into a Memory channel	38
◇ Writing into the selected channel	38
◇ Writing into a blank channel	38
◇ Overwriting into the selected channel	39
◇ Copying Memory content to the VFO	40
◇ Copying Memory content to another Memory or Call channel	41
Memory bank setting	42
◇ Assigning a memory channel to a memory bank	42
◇ Directly entering into a memory bank	43
◇ Selecting the Memory bank mode	44
Entering a Memory or Bank name	45
◇ Entering a Memory name	45
◇ Entering a Bank name	46
Selecting a Memory name display	47
Clearing a Memory channel	48
Section 4 SCAN OPERATION	49
Scan	50
◇ About the scan function	50
◇ VFO scan	50
◇ Memory scan	50
◇ Memory bank scan	50
◇ [DIAL] operation during a scan	51
◇ Squelch setting for a scan	51
◇ Tuning step for a VFO scan	51
◇ Skip function	51
◇ Temporary Skip timer	51
◇ Receive mode during a scan	51
◇ When a signal is received	52
◇ Scan name	52
◇ Scan Stop Beep function	52
◇ Scan function during Dualwatch mode	52
VFO mode scan	53
◇ VFO mode scan	53
Setting and clearing the skip frequencies	55
◇ Setting the skip frequencies	55
◇ Clearing the skip frequencies	55
Memory scan	56
◇ Memory (skip) scan	56
◇ Memory bank scan	57
Setting and clearing the skip channel	58
Setting the temporary skip function	59
Entering scan edges	60
Section 5 PRIORITY WATCH	62
Priority watch	63
◇ VFO frequency and a priority channel	63
◇ VFO frequency and a Memory/Bank scan	63
◇ VFO scan and a priority channel	63
◇ VFO scan and a Memory/Bank scan	63
◇ A frequency in “FROM” on the DR screen and a priority channel	64
◇ DR scan and a priority channel	64
VFO frequency and a priority channel	65
VFO frequency and a Memory/Bank scan	67
VFO scan and a priority channel	69
VFO scan and a Memory/Bank scan	71
A frequency in “FROM” on the DR screen and a priority channel	73
DR scan and a priority channel	77
Section 6 D-STAR OPERATION <BASIC>	81
Unique features of D-STAR	82
D-STAR Intoroduction	83
About the DR (D-STAR Repeater) function	83
Communication Form with the DR function	84
Enter your call sign into the transceiver	85
Register your call sign at a gateway repeater	87
Making a Simplex call	88
Accessing repeaters	89
Using the RX history	91
Capturing a call sign	92
Making a Local area call	93
Making a Gateway Repeater call	94
Calling an individual station	95
Troubleshooting	96
“FROM” (Access repeater) setting	98
◇ Using your transceiver’s repeater list	99
◇ Using the DR scan	100
◇ Using the Near Repeater Search function	101
◇ Using the TX History	102
“TO” (Destination) setting	103
◇ Using the “Local CQ” (Local Area call)	104
◇ Using the “Gateway CQ” (Gateway call)	104
◇ Using “Your Call Sign”	105
◇ Using the RX History	106
◇ Using the TX History	107
◇ Directly inputting (UR)	108
◇ Directly inputting (RPT)	109
Reflector operation	110
◇ What is the reflector?	110
◇ Linking to a reflector	111
◇ Using a reflector	112
◇ Unlinking a reflector	113
◇ Reflector Echo Testing	113
◇ Requesting repeater information	114
Updating the repeater list	115
Saving settings	117
Section 7 D-STAR OPERATION <ADVANCED>	118
Message operation	119
◇ Entering a TX message	119
◇ Transmitting a message	121
◇ TX message deleting	122
Viewing the received call signs	123
◇ View in the RX History screen	123
BK mode communication	125
EMR communication	126
◇ Adjusting the EMR AF level	126
Display type setting	127
Automatic DV detection	128
Automatic Reply function	129
◇ Recording an Auto Reply voice announcement	130
◇ Auto Position Reply function	131
Low-speed data communication	132
◇ Connection	132
◇ Low-speed data communication application setting	132
◇ Low-speed data communication	132
Digital squelch functions	133
◇ The digital call sign squelch setting	133
◇ Digital call sign squelch function with a Pocket beep	133
◇ The digital code squelch setting	134
◇ Digital code squelch function with a Pocket beep	134
Viewing the call signs	135
Two band monitoring in the DV mode	136
Repeater list	137
◇ Repeater list contents	137
Entering new information into the Repeater List	138
◇ Required items for the communication cases	138
◇ Entering new information into the repeater list	139
Editing a repeater list	142
Deleting a repeater list	143
Rearranging the display order of the repeater	144
Adding the Repeater information using the RX History	145
Skip setting for the DR scan	146
◇ Individual skip setting	146
Repeater group name programming	147
Repeater detail screen	148
Entering Your (destination) call sign	149
Deleting Your (destination) call sign	151
Rearranging the display order of Your (destination) call signs	152
Your setting is correct?	153
About the repeater list default values	154
◇ Opening the default repeater list	154
Section 8 GPS OPERATION	155
GPS operation	155
◇ GPS receive setting	156
When a received signal contains position data	157
Checking your GPS position	158
◇ Displaying Position Data	158
◇ Displayed items	160
◇ TX format: D-PRS Position (Mobile)	161
◇ TX format: D-PRS Position (Base)	161
◇ TX format: D-PRS Object	162
◇ TX format: D-PRS Item	162
◇ TX format: D-PRS Weather	163
◇ TX mode: NMEA	163
◇ Setting the display type (MAIN/SUB)	164
◇ Changing the GPS memory or alarm	164
◇ About the Grid Locator	165
◇ Changing the Compass Direction	165
◇ Saving your own or a received position	166
Checking GPS information (Sky view screen)	167
Transmitting GPS data (D-PRS and NMEA)	168
◇ Type of position data	168
◇ Setting the GPS TX mode	168
Transmitting D-PRS data	169
◇ D-PRS	169
◇ Operating D-PRS	169
◇ Displayed items	170
◇ Setting D-PRS Position (Mobile/Base)	171
◇ Setting D-PRS Object/Item	173
◇ Setting D-PRS Weather	177
◇ Weather station transmission	179
◇ Confirming the weather data input	179
◇ Application setting	179
◇ About the weather data content	179
◇ Displaying your position using a mapping program	180
Transmitting NMEA data	181
◇ Setting the GPS data sentence	181
◇ Entering the GPS message	182
Adding or editing GPS memory	183
◇ GPS memory	183
◇ Add a GPS memory	183
◇ Entering the GPS group name	187
◇ Clearing GPS data	188
◇ Rearranging the display order of the GPS data	189
◇ Setting the GPS alarm	190
GPS Logger function	192
◇ GPS Logger operation	192
◇ GPS Logger operating outline	192
◇ Setting the GPS record interval	192
◇ Viewing the log data on a PC Map	193
GPS Auto transmission for only Simplex	195
◇ Setting the GPS automatic transmission	195
Section 9 USING AN SD CARD	196
About the SD card	197
Saving data onto the SD card	198
Inserting the SD card	199
◇ Inserting the SD card	199
◇ Formatting the SD card	199
Removing the SD card	200
◇ Removing the SD card	200
◇ Removing the SD card while the transceiver’s power is ON	200
Saving the setting data onto an SD card	201
Saving with a different file name	202
Loading the saved data files that are on the SD card	203
Backing up the data stored on the SD card onto a PC	204
◇ About the SD card’s folder contents	204
◇ Making a backup file on your PC	205
Importing or Exporting a CSV format file	206
◇ Importing	206
◇ Exporting	207
Section 10 VOICE MEMORY	208
Recording a QSO audio	209
◇ To starting to record	209
◇ To stop recording	209
Playing back the recorded audio	210
◇ Playing back the recording	210
Changing the QSO recorder settings	211
Deleting the audio folder/file	212
◇ Delete an Audio Folder	212
◇ Delete an Audio File	213
Viewing the file information	214
Viewing the SD card memory capacity	215
Playing back the recorded audio on the PC	216
Section 11 REPEATER AND DUPLEX OPERATIONS	217
FM Repeater operation	218
◇ Checking the repeater input signal	219
◇ 1750 Hz tone burst	219
Duplex operation	220
◇ Setting the frequency offset	220
◇ Setting the duplex direction	220
◇ Duplex operation	220
Off band indication	221
Auto repeater function	222
◇ Frequency range and offset direction	222
Section 12 MENU SCREEN	223
Menu item selection	224
◇ Entering the Menu screen	224
Menu items and Default settings	225
DUP/TONE items	234
Manage Memory items	235
Scan items	236
Voice Memo items (For Recodr/Playback)	239
Voice TX items	241
GPS items	242
Call Sign items	259
RX History items	260
DV Memory items	263
My Station items	265
DV Set items	266
SPEECH items	268
DTMF items	270
QSO/RX Log items	271
Function items	274
Display items	279
Sounds items	283
Time Set items	284
SD Card items	285
Bluetooth Set items	286
Others items	289
Section 13 OTHER FUNCTIONS	290
Voice TX function	291
◇ Recording the voice audio	291
◇ Transmitting the recorded voice audio	292
◇ Changing the voice TX settings	292
Speech function	293
◇ Using the Speech function	293
Using the DTMF memory	294
◇ Entering DTMF code	294
◇ Transmitting DTMF code	295
◇ Transmitting DTMF code (Direct Input)	295
◇ Setting the DTMF transmit speed	296
Tone squelch operation	297
◇ Tone squelch frequency setting and operation	297
DTCS squelch operation	298
◇ DTCS code setting and operation	298
Weather channel operation (USA version only)	299
◇ Weather channel selection	299
◇ Weather alert function	299
Repeater mode operation (USA version only)	300
◇ Entering the Repeater mode	300
◇ Exiting the Repeater mode	300
◇ Cross-Band repeater operation	300
Cloning function	301
◇ Transceiver-to-Transceiver cloning using an SD card	301
◇ Cloning from a PC using an SD card	304
◇ Cloning from a PC using an optional cloning cable	304
Remote jack (CI-V) information	305
◇ CI-V connection example	305
◇ Data format	305
◇ Command table	306
Touch screen calibration function	312
Section 14 OPTIONS	313
Options	314
Section 15 Bluetooth® OPERATION	315
Bluetooth® operations	316
Precautions	317
Electromagnetic Interference	318
FCC information	318
UT-133 installation	319
Connecting to a Bluetooth® headset	320
VOX function	322
◇ Using the VOX function	322
◇ Setting the VOX level	322
◇ VOX-related settings	323
Other settings of the headset	324
◇ AF Output	324
◇ About the Icom headset (VS-3)	324
Downloading the RS-MA1A from the Google Play store	325
◇ Required items	325
◇ Download procedures	325
Connecting to a Bluetooth® device	326
◇ Pairing with the data device	326
◇ Connection	328
Disconnecting from a Bluetooth® device	329
Deleting a Bluetooth® device from the pairing list	330
Initializing the installed Bluetooth® unit	331
The maximum number of paired devices	332
Section 16 SPECIFICATIONS	333
Specifications	334
◇ General	334
◇ Transmitter	335
◇ Receiver	335
Section 17 MAINTENANCE	336
Resetting the CPU	337
◇ Partial Reset	337
◇ All reset	338
Troubleshooting	339
◇ While operating D-STAR	339
◇ While operating GPS logger	340
◇ Transceiver power	340
◇ Transmit and receive	340
◇ Display	341
◇ Scanning	341
INDEX	342
Back cover	350

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Bluetooth

OPERATION

15-3

DANGER HIGH VOLTAGE! NEVER

touch an an-

tenna connector during transmission. This may result in an

electrical shock or burn.

WARNING RF EXPOSURE!

This transceiver emits

Radio Frequency (RF) energy. Extreme caution should be ob-

served when operating this transceiver. If you have any ques-

tions regarding RF exposure and safety standards please

refer to the Federal Communications Commission Ofﬁce of

Engineering and Technology’s report on Evaluating Compli-

ance with FCC Guidelines for Human Radio Frequency Elec-

tromagnetic Fields (OET Bulletin 65).

WARNING! NEVER

make any changes or modiﬁca-

tions to the device.

WARNING! NEVER

operate or touch the transceiver

with wet hands. This may result in an electric shock or may

damage the transceiver.

WARNING! NEVER

let metal, wire or other objects

touch any internal part or connectors on the rear panel of the

transceiver. This may result in an electric shock or this could

cause a ﬁre or damage the transceiver.

Place the transceiver in a secure place to avoid inadvertent

use by children.

WARNING!

Immediately turn the transceiver power

OFF and remove the power cable if it emits an abnormal

odor, sound or smoke. Contact your Icom dealer or distributor

for advice.

DO NOT

place the transceiver against walls or putting anything

on top of the transceiver. This will obstruct heat dissipation.

DO NOT

place the transceiver in excessively dusty environ-

ments or in direct sunlight.

DO NOT

operate the transceiver near unshielded electrical

blasting caps or in an explosive atmosphere.

DO NOT

use harsh solvents such as benzine or alcohol to

clean the transceiver, as they will damage the transceiver’s

surfaces. If the transceiver becomes dusty or dirty, wipe it

clean with a soft, dry cloth.

DO NOT

drop, impact or vibrate this device. This may dam-

age to the unit.

Precautions

The Bluetooth

communication range may vary, depending

on the environment in which the device operates.

Microwave ovens or Wireless LAN may cause an interfer-

ence.

In that case, stop using those devices or move away from

them

This Bluetooth

device has a range of use. If the communi-

cation is unstable, use the device within the range.