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Icom IC-275A User Manual

Icom IC-275A
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Icom IC-275A Specifications

General IconGeneral
Frequency Range144-148 MHz
Weight4.5 kg
Image Rejection70 dB
IF Rejection70 dB
Spurious Rejection70 dB
Power Supply13.8 V DC
ModeFM
UHF Frequency Range430-440 MHz

Summary

FOREWORD

UNPACKING ACCESSORIES

Lists accessories included with the IC-275A/E transceiver for unpacking.

FRONT PANEL OVERVIEW

FREQUENCY DISPLAY OVERVIEW

REAR PANEL OVERVIEW

SECTION 1 PRECAUTIONS AND PREPARATIONS

INSTALLATION LOCATIONS

Guidelines for selecting a suitable and safe environment for transceiver placement.

GROUNDING PROCEDURES

Instructions for proper grounding to prevent electrical hazards and interference.

POWER SUPPLY GUIDELINES

Warning regarding DC voltage limits for the transceiver and power supply connection.

SECTION 2 FEATURES

SECTION 3 CONTROL FUNCTIONS

FRONT PANEL CONTROLS AND INDICATORS

Detailed description of front panel switches, controls, and frequency display indicators (Items 1-61).

REAR PANEL CONNECTORS AND FUNCTIONS

Describes rear panel connectors and additional functions like speaker and break-in switches (Items 62-76).

SECTION 4 INSTALLATION

PLANNING AND MOUNTING

Guidelines for planning installation and mounting the transceiver.

ANTENNA CONSIDERATIONS AND INSTALLATION

Importance of antennas, grounding, and PL-259 connector installation.

SECTION 5 INTERCONNECTIONS

POWER SUPPLY CONNECTIONS

How to connect DC and AC power supplies to the transceiver.

EXTERNAL EQUIPMENT CONNECTIONS

Connecting linear amplifiers, AFSK units, MIC, ACC(1), and AQS sockets.

REMOTE CONTROL INTERFACE

Explains the CI-V system and connections for remote control via RS-232C.

SECTION 6 GENERAL OPERATION

INITIAL SETTINGS AND FM OPERATION

Steps for initial setup and operating in FM mode.

SSB AND CW OPERATION

Procedures for receiving and transmitting in SSB and CW modes.

DIGITAL AND SSTV MODES

How to operate PACKET, AMTOR, RTTY, and SSTV modes.

SECTION 7 FUNCTIONS OPERATION

SPEECH COMPRESSOR AND PREAMP OPERATIONS

Using speech compressor and receiver preamplifier functions.

NOISE BLANKER, TONE, AND DUPLEX OPERATIONS

Details on Noise Blanker, Subaudible Tone, 1750Hz Tone Call, and Duplex operations.

DATA, PBT, NOTCH, AND RIT OPERATIONS

Using Passband Tuning, Notch Filter, and RIT for signal clarity.

MICROPHONE AND SWR READING OPERATIONS

Using microphone controls and checking antenna SWR.

SCANNING OPERATION BASICS

Overview of the four scanning functions available on the transceiver.

SECTION 8 MEMORY AND SCANNING OPERATION

MEMORY CHANNEL AND VFO SELECTION

How to select memory channels and switch between VFO A and VFO B.

PROGRAMMING MEMORY CHANNELS

Step-by-step guide to storing frequencies and modes into memory channels.

PROGRAMMING THE CALL CHANNEL

How to program and recall specific call frequencies for quick access.

MEMORY CLEARING PROCEDURES

Procedures for clearing unwanted data from memory channels.

MEMORY SCANNING TYPES

Details on Memory Scan, Programmed Scan, Selected Mode Scan, and Skip Scan.

SECTION 9 MAINTENANCE AND ADJUSTMENTS

ROUTINE MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES

Procedures for cleaning, fuse replacement, backup battery, and microprocessor reset.

CONTROL AND DISPLAY ADJUSTMENTS

How to adjust tuning control tension, display brightness, and beep sound level.

SECTION 10 INSIDE VIEWS

MAIN AND RF-YGR UNIT LAYOUTS

Diagrams showing the layout of the main and RF-YGR internal units.

PLL AND LOGIC UNIT LAYOUTS

Diagrams showing the layout of the PLL and Logic internal units.

SECTION 11 OPTIONS INSTALLATIONS

TRANSCEIVER DISASSEMBLY FOR OPTIONS

Steps for disassembling the transceiver to access internal units for option installation.

INSTALLING OPTIONAL UNITS

Installation guides for Tone Squelch, Voice Synthesizer, CW Filter, and Crystal Unit.

SECTION 12 OPTIONS

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