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If your Alinco Transceiver doesn't turn on, first check the DC cable connection, polarity, and fuse. Also, ensure that the voltage from your power source is 13.8V, as the unit may not power on if the voltage exceeds 17V or falls below 9V.
What to do if there is no sound from the Alinco Transceiver speaker?
If you're not getting any sound from the speaker of your Alinco Transceiver, try the following: * Adjust the squelch level by rotating the [SQL] knob. * Increase the audio level by rotating the [VOL] knob.
Why can't my Alinco Transceiver transmit high power?
If your Alinco Transceiver can't transmit at high power, check if you've selected a low power-only channel and switch to another channel. Also, verify that the power output is set to High power in the settings.
What to do if Alinco Transceiver can’t scan?
If your Alinco Transceiver is unable to scan, the TAG setting might be incorrect. Set TAG channels to resolve this issue.
Why can't I talk on the same channel on my Alinco Transceiver?
If you can't communicate on the same channel using your Alinco Transceiver, it might be because a duplex channel is selected. Look for a small 'A' on the right side of the channel number and select the corresponding channel (e.g., 65 and 65A).
Why Alinco Transceiver can't transmit?
If your Alinco Transceiver can’t transmit, it might be due to the channel selected. Weather CH and CH70 are receive-only channels and cannot be used for transmission.
How to enable beep on Alinco Transceiver?
If there is no beep sound on your Alinco Transceiver, the beep function may be turned off. Go to SET mode and select ON to enable the beep sound.
What to do if Alinco Transceiver can’t transmit a distress call?
If you can't transmit a distress call with your Alinco Transceiver, it's likely due to incorrect programming. Ensure that the IDs are programmed correctly.
General| Modes | FM |
|---|---|
| Type | Mobile |
| Channels | 200 |
| Power Requirement | 13.8V DC |
| Battery | N/A (Requires external power) |
Guidance on international, USA, and Canadian VHF marine channels and proper usage.
Highlights ultra-compact design, selectable power, waterproof rating, DSC, and weather functions.
Alerts user to potential dangers, hazards, and cautions related to product use.
Guidance on safe handling, operating environment, and potential interference.
Information on RF exposure limits and safe operating distances during transmission.
Instructions for cleaning and maintaining the transceiver.
Rules regarding call priorities, privacy, and licensing requirements.
Notes on lightning protection and general user attention points.
Information on required licenses for operating the VHF marine radio.
Lists included accessories for the transceiver.
Lists optional accessories needed for full functionality.
Details on mobile and embedded mounting procedures.
Instructions for connecting antenna, GPS, and external speaker.
Guidance on connecting DC power and replacing the fuse.
Physical dimensions of the DR-MX15 transceiver.
Description of buttons and controls on the transceiver's front panel.
Explanation of the PTT, UP/DOWN keys, and HI/LO power transmit buttons.
Meaning of various icons and indicators displayed on the LCD screen.
How to turn the radio on/off and adjust audio/squelch levels for receiving.
Procedure for transmitting, selecting power levels, and using the PTT key.
Selecting between USA, International, and Canadian channel groups.
Using Channel 16 for distress/safety and managing the call channel.
Monitoring weather channels and activating weather alerts.
Instructions for programming a custom call channel.
How to lock/unlock keys and adjust screen brightness.
Using Channel Scan and Priority Scan for signal searching.
Simultaneously monitoring multiple channels for convenience.
Procedure for programming the 9-digit Maritime Mobile Service Identity.
How to view the programmed MMSI (DSC self ID) code.
Storing DSC addresses and names for individual and group calls.
Steps to remove stored DSC addresses or group IDs.
Procedure to send an emergency distress call on CH70.
How to handle received distress call acknowledgements and relay calls.
Steps to send a DSC call to a specific vessel.
How to reply to an individual DSC call with 'Able' or 'Unable to comply'.
Procedure for sending a DSC call to a pre-programmed group.
How to handle incoming group DSC calls.
Transmitting DSC signals to all stations on CH70.
Receiving DSC calls designated for a specific geographical area.
Displaying current position and transmitting/receiving position requests.
Acknowledging current position to a specific vessel via DSC.
Handling incoming position request and report calls.
Steps to enter and navigate the Set Mode for customization.
Details on available settings like Scan Type, DSC Watch, and Favorite Channel.
Solutions for common problems like power, connectivity, and transmission issues.
Recommendations for keeping the transceiver in good working order.
Detailed technical parameters including frequency, sensitivity, and power output.
Comprehensive list of marine channels, frequencies, and their uses.
Explanation of the IPX7 designation and its implications for water resistance.
