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Icom IC-F320S - User Manual

Icom IC-F320S
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INSTRUCTION MANUAL
VHF TRANSCEIVER
UHF TRANSCEIVER
This device complies with Part 15 of
the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to
the condition that this device does not
cause harmful interference.
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Icom IC-F320S Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandIcom
ModelIC-F320S
CategoryTransceiver
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Important Information and Cautions

Read All Instructions

Read all instructions carefully and completely before using the transceiver.

Save This Instruction Manual

Manual contains important operating instructions for specific Icom transceivers.

Explicit Definitions

Defines terms like Warning, Caution, and Note used throughout the manual.

Electrical Safety Precautions

Never connect to AC outlet or power source > 16V DC. Avoid cutting DC power cable.

Environmental and Usage Precautions

Do not place where it hinders operation or causes injury. Keep away from children and liquids.

Microphone Usage

Use only the supplied microphone; others may cause damage due to different pin assignments.

Panel Description

Front Panel Controls

Identifies controls on the front of the transceiver, including keys, display, and connectors.

Function Display Indicators

Explains the icons and alphanumeric display on the transceiver's screen.

Programmable Function Keys

Details how various functions can be assigned to programmable keys like P0-P3, ^, V.

Output Power and Talk Around Functions

Explains how to select output power and use the talk around feature for mobile-to-mobile communication.

Call Keys and Emergency Function

Describes the use of Call keys (CAL A/B) for signaling and the Emergency key for distress calls.

Tx Code and DTMF Channel Selection

Details selecting Tx code channels/numbers and performing DTMF transmissions.

ID Memory and Light Control

Covers recalling/erasing ID codes and adjusting the backlight. Includes Attenuator and Trunking Group Switch.

Operation Procedures

Turning Power On and Initialization

Steps to turn the transceiver on, including passcode entry if applicable.

Channel Selection Methods

Explains how to select channels via non-bank, bank, or automatic scan types.

Receiving and Transmitting Procedures

Guides on how to receive calls and transmit, including microphone usage and timing.

Transmitting Notes and Inhibits

Discusses transmit inhibit functions, time-out timer, and penalty timer for transmission control.

Tx Code and DTMF Operations

Details selecting Tx code channels/numbers and performing DTMF transmissions.

Connection and Maintenance

Rear Panel Connections Diagram

Illustrates how to connect antenna, microphone, speaker, and power cable to the rear panel.

Supplied Accessories Overview

Lists and describes the accessories included with the transceiver, like microphone, cables, and fuses.

Mounting the Transceiver Securely

Instructions for securely mounting the transceiver using the provided bracket and screws.

Optional Unit Installation

Steps for installing optional UT-96/UT-105 units into the transceiver.

Optional Cable Installation

Guide for installing the OPC-617 accessory cable to connect external terminals.

Antenna, Fuse, and Cleaning

Advice on antenna selection, fuse replacement, and cleaning the transceiver.

Optional SmarTrunk II Operation

SmarTrunk II and Conventional Modes

Explains transceiver capability for SmarTrunk II and conventional channels using the optional UT-105.

SmarTrunk II Operation Features

Details features like placing/receiving calls and subscriber interactions within SmarTrunk II system.

Call Management and Speed Dial

Covers terminating calls, redialing, memory speed dialing, and programming speed dial numbers.

System Busy and Dispatch Calls

Explains system busy indications, dispatch call initiation, and receiving dispatch calls.

Emergency Call Functionality

Instructions on initiating an emergency call and contacting the dealer for details.

Clear Channel Alerting and Redial

Describes how the transceiver alerts for open channels and redials the last number.

Optional Accessories

External Speakers and Microphones

Lists and describes optional external speakers (SP-5, SP-10) and microphones (HM-100T/TA, HM-100).

Optional Units and Cables

Details optional units like the UT-96 5-TONE UNIT and UT-105 Logic Board, plus the OPC-617 ACC CABLE.

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