Icom 7100 User Manual (English)

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ICOM 7100 Go-kit Connections

SRCARES-250_7100Connections – Rev 1.0 Page | 1 AJT-07/18/21

All connection ports in this document are identified with [BRACKETS]. Anything you see in

[BRACKETS] is the name of the actual port on the referenced device. All cables are labeled

identifying the proper port of connection. Each kit includes a PWRgate PG40S to allow the radio to

run off battery power in the event of AC power loss. Please make sure, on any power connections,

that red goes to red and black goes to black, so the polarity of the connections is not flipped.

1. Lay the go kit on a flat surface.

2. Unlock the 4 latches of the go-kit and lift the lid.

3. If you need the manuals, they are located behind the top padding of the go-kit.

4. Remove all pieces of the ICOM-7100 radio from the kit.

a. Please note, if you do not need HF capability, you will not need the antenna tuner or

tuner cable.

5. If you need VHF/UHF capability, connect the coax cable from your antenna to the [ANT2] port

located on the outer edge of the main unit of the ICOM 7100.

6. Locate the shielded network cable (with silver RJ45 connections.) The ports on the main unit

and control head that you will connect this cable to are also silver.

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Icom 7100 Specifications

General

Type	HF/VHF/UHF Transceiver
Antenna Impedance	50 ohms
Supply Voltage	13.8V DC ±15%
Operating Temperature Range	-10°C to +60°C
Frequency Range (Receive)	0.030–199.999MHz, 400.000–470.000MHz
Frequency Range (Transmit)	1.8–54MHz, 144–148MHz, 430–450MHz
Modes	SSB, CW, AM, FM
Receiver Type	Superheterodyne
Antenna Connector	SO-239 (HF/50MHz)
Current Consumption	Transmit: 22 A (max)