How to enable beep sounds on Icom IC-A6?
If you are not hearing any beep sounds on your Icom Transceiver, it is possible that the beep tones are turned OFF. To turn them back on, push, then push [8•BEEP] to adjust the beep tone level.
General| Frequency Range | 118.000–136.975 MHz |
|---|---|
| Channel Spacing | 25 kHz |
| Antenna Impedance | 50Ω |
| Power Supply Requirement | 7.2 V DC |
| Waterproof | No |
| Channels | 200 channels |
| Current Drain | 1.5 A (at max output) |
| RF Output Power | 5 W (PEP) |
| Modulation | AM |
| Battery Life | 15 hours |
| Weight | 430g |
| Dimensions | 54 x 129.3 x 35.5 mm |
Introduction to the Icom transceiver and its quality.
Key instructions to read before operating the transceiver.
Definitions of warning symbols and terms used in the manual.
List of items included with the transceiver and their quantities.
Critical safety warnings for operating the transceiver and handling batteries.
Instructions for connecting the supplied antenna to the transceiver.
Guidance on attaching the belt clip to the transceiver.
Procedure for removing the battery pack from the transceiver.
Diagram and labels of the transceiver's front panel controls.
Description of backlight, PTT, volume, dial, antenna, recall, squelch, power, jacks, function keys.
Description of clear, ANL, emergency, power jack, memory, enter keys.
Details on digit keys and their secondary functions.
Explanation of function, TX/RX, duplex, low battery, lock indicators.
Explanation of frequency, tag, memory, bank, overflow, ANL, course indicators.
How to set operating frequencies using keypad or dial.
How to select weather channels for flight planning.
Steps to receive signals and adjust audio.
Reduces noise during reception.
How to set channel spacing (8.33/25 kHz).
Adjusting the squelch to mute noise.
Procedures for transmitting signals.
Indicates when the battery needs recharging.
Stores and recalls the last 10 frequencies used.
Procedure to delete recall channels.
Procedure to replace recall channels.
Enables alert tone for weather announcements.
Quickly selects the 121.5 MHz emergency frequency.
Prevents accidental key presses.
Monitors transmitted voice through headset.
Adjusts the beep tone level for key presses.
How to select memory channels.
Moves memory channel data to frequency mode.
Steps to store frequencies into memory channels.
Example of programming a weather channel into memory.
How to assign 6-character names to memory channels.
Detailed steps for assigning names.
How to delete unwanted memory channels.
Example of programming frequency and comment for memory.
Overview of available scan types (COM, Memory, Weather).
Procedure to scan frequencies in the COM band.
Procedure to scan programmed memory channels.
Procedure to scan weather channels.
How to set channels to be skipped or included in scans.
Explains the indicators used in VOR navigation display.
How to use VOR navigation features.
How to select the TO or FROM flag indicator.
How to switch to another VOR station while in CDI mode.
Guide to navigating to a VOR station.
Information about the 'loc' indicator for localizer signals.
Example of entering a desired course bearing for navigation.
How to set a desired course for VOR navigation.
How to determine position using two VOR stations.
Explanation of the Auto Bearing Set System.
Illustrates the process of navigating to a VOR station.
Procedure for transferring data between transceivers.
Procedure for transferring data between PC and transceiver.
What to do if a cloning error occurs.
Illustrates the process of cloning between transceivers.
Critical safety warnings regarding battery handling.
Instructions and precautions for charging the battery pack.
Steps for regular charging of the battery pack.
How to install and use alkaline batteries in the case.
Information on installing and using optional chargers.
Details on rapid charging using BC-119N.
Details on rapid charging using BC-121N.
Technical specifications like frequency, mode, channels, power.
Specifications related to the transmitter output.
Specifications related to the receiver sensitivity.
Lists channel IDs for different frequencies and spacing.
List of available battery cases and packs.
List of optional chargers for the transceiver.
Optional microphone accessories.
Optional belt clip accessories.
Optional DC power cables.
Miscellaneous optional accessories.
How to connect an optional headset via adapter.
Information on RF exposure limits and safe usage practices.
How transmissions can interfere with other devices.
Explains the intended usage environment for the radio.
Statement regarding compliance with FCC rules for Class A devices.
Lists common issues and their resolutions.
Procedure for replacing the fuse in the CP-20 cable.
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