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Previous view 18 OPTIONS ■■Option list (Continued) DDBATTERY PACKS/CASE • BP-271 li-ion battery pack 7.4 V 1150 mAh (minimum)/1200 mAh (typical) Battery life: Approximately 4.5 hours* (FM/DV) • BP-272 li-ion battery pack 7.4 V 1880 mAh (minimum)/2000 mAh (typical) Battery life: Approximately 8 hours* (FM) Approximately 7 hours* (DV) • BP-273 battery case Battery case for three LR6 (AA) alkaline batteries. *At High power, TX : RX: Standby = 1:1:8 DDCHARGERS • BC-167SA/SD/SV battery charger To regular charge the BP-271 or BP-272 Lithium ion battery pack. Same as the supplied one. (Not supplied with some transceiver versions.) DDSOFTWARE/CABLES • CS-51PLUS2 cloning software Free download software (contained in the CD) Use this software to program settings such as memory channels and Menu mode contents quickly and easily. The OPC-2218LU, OPC-2350LU, or microSD card is required. • RS-MS1A remote control software Free download software Allows using the extended D-STAR functions to exchange image files or text messages, or display the received D-PRS station data on a map application by an Android™ device. The OPC-2350LU is required. • RS-MS3W r emote control software Free download software. Allows using the DV Gateway function. See "About the DV Gateway function" on the Icom WEB site, http://www.icom.co.jp/world/ for details. The OPC-2350LU is required. • RS-MS3A remote control software Free download software. Allows using the DV Gateway function. See "About the DV Gateway function" on the Icom WEB site, http://www.icom.co.jp/world/ for details. The OPC-2350LU is required. • OPC-2218LU data cable Allows DV data communication, or data cloning with CS-51PLUS2 (contained in the CD). • OPC-2350LU data cable Allows DV data communication between the transceiver and an Android™ device, or data cloning with CS-51PLUS2 (contained in the CD). DDOTHER OPTIONS • HM-75A/HM-153/HM-166/HM-186 microphones or SP-13 earphone +OPC-2144 plug adapter cable HM-75A: Remote control Speaker microphone HM-153: Earphone microphone HM-166: Earphone microphone HM-186: Speaker microphone SP-13: Earphone OPC-2144: A llows you to connect the HM-75A/HM- 153/HM-166/HM-186/SP-13 to the transceiver. • HS-94/HS-95/HS-97 headset +OPC-2006LS plug adapter cable HS-94: Ear hook type HS-95: Neck & arm type HS-97: Throat microphone OPC-2006LS: Allows you to connect the HS-94/HS-95/ HS-97 to the transceiver. After connect- ing, the VOX function can be used. • LC-179 carrying case Helps protect the transceiver from scratches, and so on. • SJ-1 silicone jacket • AD-92SMA antenna connector adapter Allows you to connect an antenna or antenna cable that has a BNC connector. • CT-17 ci-v level converter unit For remote transceiver control using a personal computer equipped with an RS-232C port.You can change frequencies, operating mode, memory channels, and so on, using your computer. • FA-S270C antenna Same as the supplied one. • MB-127 belt clip Same as the supplied one. Icom is not responsible for the destruction, damage to, or performance of any Icom or non-Icom equipment, if the malfunction is because of: • Force majeure, including, but not limited to, fires, earthquakes, storms, floods, lightning, other natural disasters, disturbances, riots, war, or radioactive contamination. • The use of Icom transceivers with any equipment that is not manufactured or approved by Icom. 18-3

Section	Page
Top page	1
INTRODUCTION	2
About these Advanced Instructions (PDF format)	2
Functions and features of Adobe® Reader®	3
Section 1 ACCESSORY ATTACHMENT	4
■Antenna	5
■Battery pack	5
■Belt clip	6
■Hand strap	6
Section 2 USING A microSD CARD	7
■About the microSD card	8
■Saving data onto the microSD card	8
■Inserting the microSD card	9
◇Formatting the microSD card	10
■Removing the microSD card	11
■Saving data onto a microSD card	12
■Saving with a different file name	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	18
◇About the microSD card’s folder	18
◇Making a backup file on your PC	19
■Importing or Exporting a CSV format file	20
◇Importing	20
◇Exporting	21
Section 3 PANEL DESCRIPTION	22
■Front, top and side panels	23
■Function display	26
Section 4 BATTERY CHARGING	29
■Battery information	30
◇Battery life	30
◇Battery icon	30
■Charging through the [DC IN] jack	31
◇Battery icon	31
◇Charging note	31
■Optional battery case	32
◇Battery life	32
◇About the battery replacement	32
■Charging with the optional desktop charger	33
◇Charging note	33
■External DC power operation	34
◇Operating note	34
Section 5 BASIC OPERATION	35
■Turning ON power	36
■Adjusting the audio level	36
■Dualwatch operation	37
◇MAIN band selection	37
◇Single watch operation	37
◇Audio mute during Dualwatch operation	38
◇Setting the volume for Dualwatch	39
■Selecting the operating band	40
■Selecting the tuning step	41
◇Tuning step selection	41
■Setting a frequency	42
■Setting the squelch level	42
■Selecting the operating mode	43
■Monitor function	43
■Selecting the Mode	44
◇VFO mode	44
◇Memory/Call channel/Weather channel* mode	44
◇DR (D-STAR Repeater) function	44
■Transmitting	45
◇About transmit power levels	45
■Key Lock function	46
■ATT (AIR) function	46
■Band Scope function	47
◇Sweep operation	47
■Weather channel operation (U.S.A. version transceivers only)	48
◇Weather channel selection	48
◇Weather alert function	48
Section 6 BC RADIO OPERATION	49
■Basic operation	50
◇Description	50
◇Turning ON the BC Radio	50
◇Listening to the BC Radio while monitoring two ham bands	51
◇Selecting the BC radio mode	51
◇Selecting the bank in the Memory bank mode	52
◇Selecting the AM/FM radio mode	53
◇Searching for a BC Radio signal	53
◇Using the Attenuator function	54
◇Setting the squelch level	55
◇Using the Monitor function	55
◇Setting a tuning step (AM Only)	56
■Adding or editing a BC Radio memory	57
◇Using the BC Radio Memory	57
◇Add a BC Radio memory	57
◇Deleting a BC Radio memory	60
◇Editing a BC radio memory	61
◇Rearranging the display order of the BC Radio memory	62
■Skip setting for the BC radio memory	63
■Using the BC Radio Mode	64
■BC Radio settings	65
◇FM Antenna	65
◇Power Save (BC Radio)	65
◇Auto Mute	66
◇Volume Select	67
◇BC Radio Level	68
Section 7 D-STAR INTRODUCTION	69
■D-STAR Introduction	70
■About the DR (D-STAR Repeater) function	70
■Ways to Communicate using the DR function	71
Section 8 D-STAR OPERATION <BASIC>	72
■Setting “FROM” (Access repeater)	73
◇Using the preloaded Repeater List	74
◇Using the DR scan	75
◇Using the Repeater Search function	76
◇Using the TX History	78
■Setting “TO” (Destination)	79
◇Using “Local CQ” (Local Area call)	80
◇Using “Gateway CQ” (Gateway call)	81
◇Using “Your Call Sign”	82
◇Using the RX History	83
◇Using the TX History	84
◇Directly inputting (UR)	85
◇Directly inputting (RPT)	86
■Reflector operation	87
◇What is the reflector?	87
◇Linking to a reflector	88
◇Using a reflector	89
◇Unlinking a reflector	90
◇Reflector Echo Testing	90
◇Requesting repeater information	91
■Updating the Repeater List	92
Section 9 D-STAR OPERATION <ADVANCED>	96
■Message operation	97
◇Entering a TX message	97
◇Transmitting a message	98
◇Deleting a TX message	99
■Viewing received call signs	100
◇Viewing the RX History screen	100
■Using the BK function	102
■Using the EMR communication function	103
◇Adjusting the EMR AF level	104
■Display type setting	104
■Automatic DV detection	105
■Automatic Reply function	106
◇Recording an Auto Reply voice announcement	107
◇Playing back the recorded voice audio	107
◇Auto Position Reply function	108
■Data communication	109
◇Connection	109
◇Data communication application setting	109
◇Data communication operation	109
◇DV fast data mode	110
■Speech function	111
◇Announcing the received call sign	111
◇To announce the RX>CS call sign	112
◇Selecting the Speech Language	113
◇Phonetic Code setting for the Speech alphabetcharacter	113
◇Speech speed selection	114
◇Speech level selection	114
■Digital squelch functions	115
◇The digital call sign squelch setting	115
◇Pocket beep function with the digital callsign squelch	115
◇Setting the digital code squelch	116
◇Pocket beep function with the digital code squelch	116
■Viewing the call signs	117
■Repeater List	118
◇Repeater List contents	118
■Entering information into Repeater List	119
◇Required items for the communication cases	119
◇New repeater entry	120
■Editing a Repeater List	130
■Deleting a Repeater List	131
■Rearranging the repeater display order	132
■Adding Repeater information using RX History	133
■Skip settings for the DR scan	134
◇Individual skip setting	134
◇Group skip setting	135
■Entering the repeater group name	136
■Repeater detail screen	137
■Entering the Your (destination) call sign	138
■Deleting Your (destination) call sign	140
■Rearranging the display order of Your (destination) call sign	141
■About the Repeater List default values	142
◇Opening the default Repeater List	142
■Is your setting correct?	143
Section 10 GPS OPERATION	144
■GPS operation	145
◇Receiving GPS data	145
■Checking GPS Position	146
◇Displaying Position Data	146
◇Caller’s TX format	148
◇Displayed items	149
◇TX format: D-PRS Position (Mobile)	150
◇TX format: D-PRS Position (Base)	150
◇TX format: D-PRS Object	151
◇TX format: D-PRS Item	151
◇TX format: D-PRS Weather	152
◇TX mode: NMEA	152
◇Changing the GPS memory/alarm channel	153
◇Changing the Grid Locator	153
◇Changing the Compass Direction	153
◇Saving your own or received position data	154
■Checking GPS Information (Sky view screen)	155
■GPS memory operation	156
◇GPS Memory	156
◇Add a GPS memory	156
◇Entering the GPS group name	161
◇Deleting GPS data	162
◇Rearranging the display order of the GPS memory	163
◇Setting the GPS alarm	164
■Transmitting GPS data (D-PRS and NMEA)	166
◇Type of position data	166
■Transmitting D-PRS (DV-A) data	167
◇D-PRS	167
◇Operating D-PRS (DV-A)	167
◇Setting D-PRS (DV-A)	168
◇Displaying your position using a mapping program	172
■Transmitting NMEA (DV-G) data	174
◇Setting the GPS data sentence	174
◇Entering a GPS message	175
■GPS Auto transmission	176
◇Setting the GPS automatic transmission	176
■GPS Logger function	177
◇GPS Logger operating outline	177
◇Setting the GPS Logger function	177
◇Setting the GPS record interval	178
◇Setting the GPS record sentence	178
◇Viewing the route on a PC Map	179
◇Using <<GPS Logger Only>> mode	181
Section 11 VOICE MEMORY FUNCTION	182
■Recording a QSO audio	183
◇To start recording	183
◇To stop recording	184
■Playing back the recorded audio	185
■Operations while playing back	186
◇Fast-forward while playing	186
◇Rewind while playing	186
◇Pause while playing	186
◇Playing the previously file	186
◇Playing the next file	186
◇Pause at the beginning of the previouslyfile (Fast forward the file)	186
◇Pause at the beginning of the next file (Rewind the file)	186
■VOICE PLAYER screen’s description	187
■Changing the skip time	188
■Deleting the recorded contents (audio)	189
■Deleting the folder	190
■Changing the recording mode	191
■Continue to record even if no signals are received	192
■Record the transmit and receive audio into the same file	193
■Start to record when the [PTT] switch is pushed	194
■Viewing the file information	195
■Viewing the folder information	196
■Voice Recorder function	197
◇To start recording	197
◇Playing back the recorded audio	198
◇Erasing the recorded audio contents	199
◇MIC Gain setting	200
◇Changing the skip time	201
◇Viewing the file information	202
■Viewing the microSD card’s free space and recordable time	203
■Playing back the voice memory data on a PC	204
Section 12 MEMORY OPERATION	205
■General description	206
◇Memory channel contents	206
■Selecting a Memory channel	207
■Selecting a call channel	207
■Entering a Memory channel	208
■Copying memory and Call channel contents	209
◇Memory or Call channe -> VFO	209
◇Memory or Call channel -> Another memory or Call channel	210
■Setting a Memory bank	211
◇Assigning a memory channel to a memory bank	211
◇Directly entering into a memory bank	212
■Selecting a Memory bank	213
■Entering a memory/bank/scan name	214
◇Entering a memory name, bank name or scan name	214
■Selecting a memory name display	216
■Clearing a Memory contents	217
Section 13 SCAN OPERATION	218
■Scan	219
◇About the scan function	219
◇VFO scan	219
◇Memory scan	219
◇Memory bank scan	219
◇Scanning direction	220
◇Squelch setting for a scan	220
◇Tuning step for a VFO scan	220
◇Skip function	220
◇Temporary Skip timer	220
◇Receive mode for a scan	220
◇When a signal is received	221
◇Scan name	221
◇Scan Stop Beep function	221
◇Scan function during Dualwatch operation	221
■VFO scan	222
◇VFO mode scan	222
■Setting and clearing the skip frequencies	224
◇Setting the skip frequencies	224
◇Clearing the skip setting	225
■Memory scan	226
◇Memory (skip) scan	226
◇Memory bank scan	227
■Setting the skip channel	229
■Setting the temporary skip function	230
Section 14 PRIORITY WATCH	231
■Priority watch	232
◇VFO frequency and a priority channel	232
◇VFO frequency and a Memory/Bank scan	232
◇VFO scan and a priority channel	232
◇VFO scan and a Memory/Bank scan	232
◇A frequency in “FROM” on the DR screen and a priority channel	233
◇DR scan and a priority channel	233
■VFO frequency and a priority channel	234
■VFO frequency and a Memory/Bank scan	236
■VFO scan and a priority channel	238
■VFO scan and Memory/Bank scan	240
■A frequency in “FROM” on the DR screen and a priority channel	243
■DR scan and a priority channel	246
Section 15 REPEATER AND DUPLEX OPERATIONS	249
■FM Repeater operation	250
◇Checking the repeater input signal	251
■Duplex operation	252
◇Setting the frequency offset	252
◇Setting the duplex direction	253
◇Duplex operation	253
■Off band indication	253
■Auto repeater function	254
◇Auto repeater setting	254
■1750 Hz tone	255
Section 16 MENU SCREEN	256
■Menu item selection	257
◇Entering the Menu screen	258
■Menu items and Default settings	259
■DUP/TONE items	271
■Scan items	273
■Voice Memo items	277
■Voice TX items	283
■Broadcast (BC) Radio items	285
■GPS items	287
■Call sign items	306
■RX History items	308
■DV Memory items	311
■My Station items	314
■DV Set items	315
■SPEECH items	321
■DTMF/T-CALL items	323
■QSO/RX Log items	324
■Function items	327
■Display items	335
■Sounds items	343
■Time set items	347
■DV Gateway items	349
■SD Card items	350
■Others items	352
Section 17 OTHER FUNCTIONS	355
■Voice TX function	356
◇Recording	356
◇The recorded voice audio playing back	356
◇To transmit the recorded voice audio	357
◇Repeat Time setting	358
◇TX Monitor function	358
■Home CH Beep function	359
◇Home CH setting	359
◇Home CH operation	359
■Speech function	360
◇[DIAL] speech function setting	360
◇Mode speech function setting	361
■Using the DTMF memory	362
◇DTMF code programming	362
◇Monitoring the stored DTMF code	363
◇DTMF code transmission	364
◇DTMF code transmission (Direct Input)	365
◇Setting DTMF transfer speed	366
■Tone squelch operation	367
◇Tone squelch frequency setting and operation	367
■DTCS squelch operation	369
◇DTCS code setting and operation	369
■Cloning function	371
◇Transceiver-to-Transceiver cloning using a microSD card	371
◇Cloning from a PC using a microSD card	374
◇Cloning from a PC using an optional data cable	374
◇Transceiver-to-Transceiver cloning using a cable	375
■CI-V information	376
◇CI-V data setting	376
◇CI-V connection example	376
◇Data format	376
◇Command table	377
Section 18 OPTIONS	383
■Option list	384
■Optional HM-75LS remote control speaker microphone	386
◇Remote control function setting	386
■VOX function	387
◇Optional unit connection	387
◇Selecting the headset type	387
◇Turning the VOX function ON or OFF	388
◇VOX Level setting	389
◇VOX-related settings	390
■SJ-1 silicone jacket	390
■Using the RS-MS1A	391
◇Required items	391
◇Connection	391
◇Download procedures	391
Section 19 SPECIFICATIONS	392
■Transceiver	393
◇General	393
◇Transmitter	393
◇Receiver	394
■BC-202 DESKTOP CHARGER	394
TROUBLESHOOTING	395
◇While operating D-STAR	395
◇While operating GPS Logger	396
◇Others	397
INDEX	399
INDEX FOR MENU ITEMS	407

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OPTIONS

18-3

Icom is not responsible for the destruction, damage

to, or performance of any Icom or non-Icom equip-

ment, if the malfunction is because of:

• Force majeure, including, but not limited to, ﬁres,

earthquakes, storms, ﬂoods, lightning, other natu-

ral disasters, disturbances, riots, war, or radioactive

contamination.

• The use of Icom transceivers with any equipment

that is not manufactured or approved by Icom.

BATTERY PACKS/CASE

• BP-271

i-ion

BATTERY

PACK

7.4 V

1150 mAh (minimum)/1200 mAh (typical)

Battery life: Approximately 4.5 hours* (FM/DV)

• BP-272

i-ion

BATTERY

PACK

7.4 V

1880 mAh (minimum)/2000 mAh (typical)

Battery life: Approximately 8 hours* (FM)

Approximately 7 hours* (DV)

• BP-273

BATTERY

CASE

Battery case for three LR6 (AA) alkaline batteries.

*At High power, TX : RX: Standby = 1:1:8

CHARGERS

• BC-167SA/SD/SV

BATTERY

CHARGER

To regular charge the BP-271 or BP-272 Lithium ion

battery pack.

Same as the supplied one. (Not supplied with some

transceiver versions.)

SOFTWARE/CABLES

• CS-51PLUS2

CLONING

SOFTWARE

Free download software (contained in the CD)

Use this software to program settings such as mem-

ory channels and Menu mode contents quickly and

easily.

The OPC-2218LU, OPC-2350LU, or microSD card is

required.

• RS-MS1A

REMOTE

CONTROL

SOFTWARE

Free download software

Allows using the extended D-STAR functions to ex-

change image ﬁles or text messages, or display the

received D-PRS station data on a map application by

an Android™ device.

The OPC-2350LU is required.

• RS-MS3W

REMOTE

CONTROL

SOFTWARE

Free download software.

Allows using the DV Gateway function.

See “About the DV Gateway function” on the Icom

WEB site, http://www.icom.co.jp/world/ for details.

The OPC-2350LU is required.

• RS-MS3A

REMOTE

CONTROL

SOFTWARE

Free download software.

Allows using the DV Gateway function.

See “About the DV Gateway function” on the Icom

WEB site, http://www.icom.co.jp/world/ for details.

The OPC-2350LU is required.

• OPC-2218LU

DATA

CABLE

Allows DV data communication, or data cloning with

CS-51PLUS2 (contained in the CD).

• OPC-2350LU

DATA

CABLE

Allows DV data communication between the trans-

ceiver and an Android™ device, or data cloning with

CS-51PLUS2 (contained in the CD).

OTHER OPTIONS

•

HM-75A/HM-153/HM-166/HM-186

MICROPHONES

SP-13

EARPHONE

OPC-2144

PLUG

ADAPTER

CABLE

HM-75A:

Remote control Speaker microphone

HM-153:

Earphone microphone

HM-166:

Earphone microphone

HM-186:

Speaker microphone

SP-13:

Earphone

OPC-2144: Allows you to connect the HM-75A/HM-

153/HM-166/HM-186/SP-13 to the trans-

ceiver.

•

HS-94/HS-95/HS-97

HEADSET

OPC-2006LS

PLUG

ADAPTER

CABLE

HS-94:

Ear hook type

HS-95:

Neck & arm type

HS-97:

Throat microphone

OPC-2006LS

: Allows you to connect the HS-94/HS-95/

HS-97 to the transceiver. After connect-

ing, the VOX function can be used.

•

LC-179

CARRYING

CASE

Helps protect the transceiver from scratches, and so

on.

•

SJ-1

SILICONE

JACKET

• AD-92SMA

ANTENNA

CONNECTOR

ADAPTER

Allows you to connect an antenna or antenna cable

that has a BNC connector.

• CT-17

LEVEL

CONVERTER

UNIT

For remote transceiver control using a personal com-

puter equipped with an RS-232C port. You can change

frequencies, operating mode, memory channels, and

so on, using your computer.

•

FA-S270C

ANTENNA

Same as the supplied one.

•

MB-127

BELT

CLIP

Same as the supplied one.

■

Option list (Continued)