Icom IC-3200A User Manual

Details semiconductors, frequency coverage, control, stability, memory, temp range, impedance, power, current, dimensions, and weight.

Details transmitter output power, emission mode, modulation, deviation, spurious emissions, microphone, and operating modes.

Details receiver system, modulation acceptance, intermediate frequencies, selectivity, sensitivity, and audio output.

Highlights the compact size and full-featured transceiver design.

Describes the LCD display features and visibility.

Details the ten memory channels for storing frequencies and settings.

Explains programmed and memory scan functions, including skipping channels.

Describes the subaudible tone encoder (U.S.A. version only) and its control.

Mentions the optional speech synthesizer for verbal frequency announcements.

States the 25 watt output power on both bands.

Explains the single antenna connector due to a built-in duplexer.

Highlights the UP/DOWN hand microphone for easy frequency changes.

Mentions two programmable CALL FREQUENCY memories for instant shifts.

Instructions for unpacking, checking for damage, and keeping cartons.

Guidance on choosing a convenient and accessible mounting location in a vehicle.

Step-by-step instructions for physically mounting the transceiver in a vehicle.

Tips for secure installation, removing the unit, and adjusting the angle for visibility.

Details power supply requirements (13.8V DC, negative ground) and precautions.

Discusses antenna importance, impedance, tuning, and dual band antenna usage.

Step-by-step guide for installing PL-259 connectors on coaxial cable.

Information on setting up the transceiver for base station use with a power supply.

Instructions for connecting the supplied and other microphones.

Guidance on connecting external speakers and their impedance.

Details primary front panel controls like Volume, Squelch, and Tuning.

Explains various buttons (MHz UP/DOWN, A/B, Memory, Scan, Priority).

Covers Call, Tone, Offset, MIC connector, and Function buttons.

Detailed explanation of the transceiver's display elements and indicators.

Explains indicators like TS, Tone, Call, DUP+/-, and S/RF meter.

Identifies rear panel connectors for power, antenna, and external speaker.

Details internal switches on the logic board for configuration like beep and scan speed.

Initial power-on display, factory settings, and band changing methods.

Steps for setting up receiving, adjusting volume, squelch, and transmitting.

How to select, program, and manage memory channels.

Details programmed, memory, selective scans, and the memory skip function.

How to use simplex and duplex (repeater) modes and set offset frequencies.

How to monitor a priority channel while operating on another frequency.

How to use the subaudible tone encoder (U.S.A. version only).

How the microphone UP/DOWN buttons control frequency and memory selection.

Procedure for resetting the CPU and information on the backup battery.

Diagram and labels for components on the main unit board.

Diagram and labels for components on the PLL unit board.

Troubleshooting steps for no power, including cord connection and fuse.

Solutions for no audio output, checking volume, mode, and squelch.

Causes and solutions for low sensitivity or only hearing strong signals.

Troubleshooting steps for RF output issues, checking MIC connector and antenna.

Solutions for lack of modulation, checking MIC connector and cable.

Fixes for contact issues by checking simplex/duplex modes and frequencies.

Solutions for memory scan failure, checking mode and skip function.

Solutions for programmed scan failure, checking mode and squelch.

Information on the PS-45 base station power supply.

Details on mobile microphones like HS-15 and HS-15SB.

Information on the SM-8 desk microphone.

Details on the SP-10 external speaker.

Information on the UT-23 voice synthesizer unit.

Recommendations for dual band antennas for mobile or base station use.