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General| Brand | Icom |
|---|---|
| Model | IC-F4167DT |
| Category | Transceiver |
| Language | English |
Emphasizes reading all instructions before using the transceiver.
Manual contains important operating instructions for specific Icom models.
Warnings about battery pack handling, charging, and terminal shorting.
Cautions on antenna proximity, volume, driving, and extreme temperatures.
Warnings against modification, explosive atmospheres, and solvent use.
Guidance on water resistance limitations and cleaning procedures.
Statement of compliance with FCC Part 15 for Class A digital devices.
Warns that unauthorized modifications void FCC operating authority.
Lists the accessories provided with the transceiver.
Instructions for connecting the flexible antenna to the transceiver.
Step-by-step guide to attach and remove the battery pack.
Instructions for securing the belt clip to the transceiver.
Procedure for attaching and detaching the multi-connector cover.
Identifies and describes all components located on the front panel.
Explains the operation of rotary selector, PTT, and programmable keys.
Details the multi-connector and various indicators like Busy/Transmit.
Explains the volume control and the information shown on the function display.
Describes Bell, Battery, Alphanumeric, and Key indicators.
Information on assigning and utilizing programmable function keys.
Procedures for selecting zones and initiating/managing scans.
How to add or remove channels from scan groups.
Steps for selecting and rewriting Priority A or B channels.
How to select memory channels and use the monitor function.
Explains key lock, lone worker, high/low power, and tone/RAN selection.
Details on continuous tone, talk around, and wide/narrow bandwidth keys.
Explains DTMF autodials, call transmission, and emergency call procedures.
Procedures for TX code channel selection, editing, and ID memory recall.
How to operate scrambler, compander, and enter User Set mode.
Steps for powering on, including password entry if programmed.
Procedure to select the correct battery type during power-on.
How to access User Set mode and toggle the scrambler function.
Details on how the stun function is activated and its consequences.
Describes non-zone, zone, and automatic scan channel selection methods.
Explains automatic zone scanning and strongest station selection.
How to initiate emergency signals and the Man Down function.
Steps required for making selective calls using tone signalling.
Instructions for receiving signals and transmitting voice communication.
Details on transmit inhibit, time-out timer, and penalty timer.
How to select TX code channels using the dedicated keys.
Step-by-step instructions for editing TX code numbers.
Procedures for initiating automatic DTMF transmissions.
Guide to accessing and customizing settings via User Set mode.
How to operate the scrambler and the effects of the stun function.
Detailed steps for initiating emergency transmissions, including silent mode.
Explanation of the Man Down Emergency Call feature with an optional unit.
How the automatic key lock feature operates and is controlled.
Conditions that cause the transceiver to automatically select Priority A channel.
General cautions regarding misuse of lithium-ion batteries.
Specific warnings about battery pack impact, pressure, and disposal hazards.
Cautions and recommendations for safe battery charging practices.
Description of rapid charging with BC-160 and regular charging with BC-171.
Instructions for installing the AD-106 adapter into compatible chargers.
Details on setting up the BC-119N charger with the AD-106 for rapid charging.
Guide for setting up the BC-121N multi-charger with AD-106 units for simultaneous charging.
Instructions for installing 6 AAA alkaline batteries into the BP-240 case.
Lists MB-93 components and provides attachment instructions.
Detailed steps for attaching the transceiver to the belt clip assembly.
Detailed steps for safely removing the transceiver from the belt clip.
Describes the features of the HM-169/HM-170GP speaker microphones.
Instructions for properly connecting the speaker microphone to the transceiver.
Lists available battery packs with voltage, capacity, and battery life details.
Details on available chargers and belt clip accessories.
Lists optional units like scramblers, digital modulators, and Man Down units.
Lists DC cables, earphones, and speaker-microphones.
Lists various antennas with their frequency ranges and types.
Explains the VS-1SC unit for hands-free operation and its features.
Instructions for customizing VOX sensitivity and delay times.
Details on how to set the VOX delay time from 0.5 to 3.0 seconds.
Warning about RF energy and defining the radio's intended occupational use.
Essential guidelines to ensure RF exposure stays within FCC and IC limits.
Information on potential RF interference and how to avoid it.
Differentiates between occupational and general public use of the radio.
Safety directives for public use to meet RF exposure limits.
French text covering EMI/EMC and occupational/controlled use.
