To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is there no sound coming from the Alinco Transceiver speaker?
If no sound is coming from the Alinco Transceiver's speaker, there are a couple of potential causes. First, the squelch may be muted; in this case, decrease the squelch level. Alternatively, the tone or CTCSS/DCS squelch might be active. If so, turn the CTCSS or DCS squelch off.
What to do if PTT key is pressed but transmission does not occur on Alinco Transceiver?
If you press the PTT key on your Alinco Transceiver and no transmission occurs, check the microphone and antenna connections. Ensure the microphone is properly connected. Also, make sure the antenna is correctly connected.
How to unlock key and dial on Alinco Transceiver?
If the key and dial on your Alinco Transceiver are not functioning, it's possible that the key-lock function is activated. To resolve this, cancel the key-lock function.
What to do if Alinco Transceiver power is on, but nothing appears on the display?
If the power is on but nothing appears on the Alinco Transceiver's display, it's possible that the polarities of the power connection are reversed. To fix this, connect the red lead to the positive terminal and the black lead to the negative terminal of the DC power supply.
Why won't the rotating dial change the memory channel on my Alinco Transceiver?
If the rotating dial on your Alinco Transceiver will not change the memory channel, the transceiver may be in CALL mode. Try changing to the VFO or memory mode.
What to do if the fuse is blown on Alinco Transceiver?
To address a blown fuse in your Alinco Transceiver, first check and solve the underlying problem that caused the fuse to blow. Then, replace the blown fuse with a new one.
General| Frequency Range | 144-148 MHz / 430-450 MHz |
|---|---|
| Mode | FM |
| CTCSS encode/decode | Yes |
| DCS encode/decode | Yes |
| Antenna Impedance | 50 Ohms |
| Power requirements | 13.8V DC |
Details compliance with R&TTE Directive 1999/5/EC and provides website for certificate.
Explains hazard symbols and general warnings for safe product operation.
Advises on safe operation environments and driving precautions.
Covers safe handling, power supply connection, and emergency procedures.
Outlines steps for emergencies and service requirements.
Provides cautions on product usage, environment, and power supply.
Guides on mounting the transceiver securely in a vehicle.
Details how to connect the DC power cable, including polarity and ignition features.
Instructions for using the transceiver with a separate DC power supply.
Explains how to replace blown fuses and when to seek assistance.
How to check the current power supply voltage on the transceiver's screen.
Guidance on connecting a 50 Ohm antenna and feed-line for optimal performance.
Instructions for connecting external speakers and microphones.
Details how to detach and reattach the front panel for mounting flexibility.
Important information about electromagnetic exposure and safe operating distances.
Identifies and explains the functions of buttons and controls on the front panel.
Details basic operations like power, volume, squelch, and mode switching.
Explains functions activated by the FUNC key combined with other keys.
Describes the ports and connectors located on the rear of the unit.
Explains various icons and indicators shown on the LCD display.
Details how to use the microphone for various transceiver functions.
Instructions for powering the transceiver on and off.
How to set audio volume and squelch levels for optimal reception.
Procedure for toggling between frequency and memory modes.
How to input and adjust frequencies in VFO mode.
Explains how the transceiver receives signals on both bands simultaneously.
How to temporarily disable squelch for monitoring signals.
Guidance on transmitting, including frequency restrictions and audio levels.
How to select different output power levels for transmission.
Enables swapping of transmit and receive frequencies.
Configuration of CTCSS and DCS codes for selective calling.
How to recall a pre-programmed call channel for quick access.
Procedure for scanning CTCSS/DCS signals to find matching codes.
How to program channels to be skipped during scanning.
Step-by-step guide to storing frequencies and settings into memory.
Method for copying channel data from one memory location to another.
Procedure for removing a channel from memory.
How to organize and manage memory channels into different banks.
Configures power, offset direction, and frequency step for VFO mode.
Adjusts beep sound, CPU clock, and selects 2-Tone/5-Tone encode groups.
Sets optional signaling, tone decode, and sub-band display.
Configures DTMF pre-loading, transmitting time, and encode setup.
Sets squelch modes, compander function, and tone burst frequencies.
Configures display modes, keypad/PTT lockouts, and TOT penalty.
Allows editing memory names, setting TOT, and configuring microphone keys.
Sets RF squelch sensitivity and offset direction for repeaters.
Defines scan resume conditions and priority channel scanning.
Sets repeater offset frequency and selects display modes.
Configures BCLO, DTMF, and 5-Tone self ID.
Links VFO frequencies and selects Wide/Narrow FM modes.
Adjusts LCD/keypad backlight and reviews calling records.
Enables AM function and configures speaker output.
Configures Talk Around mode and microphone speaker settings.
Manages memory banks and enables password protection.
How to send DTMF signals and switch between Main/Sub bands.
Details operations assigned to specific function keys.
Explains functions of REV, CALL, SCAN, TONE DEC, W/N, TALK keys.
Lists common problems, their causes, and potential solutions.
Table listing CTCSS tone frequencies and their definitions.
Table listing DCS codes and their positive/negative designations.
