To Next PageTo Next PageHow to fix an Icom Two-Way Radio that does not turn on?
If your Icom Two-Way Radio won't turn on, the cause may be: * The battery is exhausted. Replace it with a new battery pack. * There is a bad connection to the battery pack. Check the connection to the transceiver.
What to do if my Icom GM1600 21K Two-Way Radio transmits continuously on VOX?
If your Icom Two-Way Radio is transmitting continuously without speaking when using the VOX function, it could be due to loud ambient noise. Try removing the headset cable or reducing the VOX gain setting.
How to turn on beeps on Icom GM1600 21K Two-Way Radio?
If you are not hearing any beeps from your Icom Two-Way Radio, the beep tones may be turned OFF. To resolve this, set the beep tones to ON (Fix Beep/User Beep) in the SET mode.
Why is there no sound from the speaker on my Icom GM1600 21K Two-Way Radio?
If there's no sound from the speaker of your Icom Two-Way Radio, try the following: * Adjust the squelch to the threshold point, as it may be set too deep. * Increase the volume by rotating the [VOL] knob to a suitable level. * Drain any water that may have entered the speaker. * Dry the [MIC/SP] connector if water has entered it.
Why can't I transmit or select high power on my Icom GM1600 21K?
If transmitting is impossible or high power cannot be selected on your Icom Two-Way Radio, the cause may be: 1. Some channels are for low power or receive only. Change channels. 2. The battery is exhausted. Change to a new battery pack. 3. The output power is set to low. Push [Hi/Lo• ] to select high power.
How to unlock channels on Icom GM1600 21K?
If the displayed channel cannot be changed on your Icom Two-Way Radio, the lock function may be activated. Push [Hi/Lo• ] for 1 second to cancel the function.
What does a temperature self check error mean on my Icom GM1600 21K?
A self-check error (Temperature) on your Icom Two-Way Radio indicates that the temperature is outside of –35°C to +80°C (approximately –31°F to +173°F). Leave the transceiver at room temperature for a while, then turn the power ON to check if the internal temperature has returned to normal.
What does a battery voltage self check error mean on my Icom GM1600 21K?
A self-check error (Battery voltage) on your Icom Two-Way Radio indicates that the connected battery pack’s voltage is more than 11 V. Verify the battery voltage is correct.
General| Brand | Icom |
|---|---|
| Model | GM1600 21K |
| Category | Two-Way Radio |
| Language | English |
Safety guidelines on RF energy exposure limits and safe operational practices.
Information on potential interference caused by radio transmissions and how to avoid it.
Covers cleaning advice, product introduction, reading instructions, and symbol definitions.
Critical warnings about electrical connections, antenna proximity, and device handling.
Guidelines on temperature limits, sunlight exposure, and keeping the device away from children.
Rules for call priorities, monitoring Channel 16, privacy, and licensing requirements.
Lists included accessories and instructions for attaching the handstrap and belt clip.
Identifies and describes the physical controls and indicators on the transceiver's panels.
Explains the various icons and readouts shown on the transceiver's display.
Instructions for selecting channels, including Channel 16 and call channels.
Details on setting volume, squelch, selecting output power, and the transmit/receive process.
Explains call channel programming, squelch adjustment, lock function, and monitor function.
Describes signal strength, battery indicators, VOX, and backlighting functions.
Overview of how to enter and navigate the SET mode for customizing functions.
Details on setting beep tones, monitor switch, backlighting, and LCD contrast.
Explains auto power save, self-check, battery voltage, and signal strength indicators.
Configuration options for squelch sensitivity, VOX gain, and VOX delay.
Critical safety warnings and precautions for handling the BP-234 Lithium battery pack.
Instructions for charging the battery pack, including temperature ranges and charger usage.
Warnings about wet batteries, incineration, and information on battery recycling.
Information on using optional chargers like BC-119N and BC-121N for rapid charging.
Instructions for attaching and detaching the optional swivel belt clip.
Description of the HM-125 speaker-microphone and its attachment procedure.
A list of channel numbers and their corresponding frequencies for survival operation.
A guide to diagnosing and resolving common issues with the transceiver.
Technical details on frequency coverage, power supply, dimensions, and transmitter performance.
Technical details on receiver sensitivity, selectivity, and audio output.
Lists available battery packs (BP-234, BP-224, BP-225) and belt clips (MB-103Y, MB-86).
Information on optional chargers (BC-119N, BC-121N, BC-158) and DC power cables.
