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General| Frequency Range | 136-174 MHz |
|---|---|
| Power Output | 5W |
| Mode | FM |
| Voltage | 7.2V |
| Battery Life | Approximately 10 hours |
Defines DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTE terms used in the manual.
Indicates potential for death, serious injury, or explosion.
Indicates potential for personal injury, fire, or electric shock.
Indicates potential for equipment damage.
Indicates minor issues with no risk of injury.
Never short battery terminals to prevent damage or explosion.
Avoid close body contact with antenna during transmission for optimal performance.
Avoid high volume levels with audio accessories to prevent injury.
Use only Icom battery packs/chargers to maintain performance and warranty.
Avoid unnecessary PTT use to conserve battery and prevent accidental transmission.
Avoid extreme temperatures and direct sunlight for transceiver operation.
Do not modify the transceiver to maintain functionality and warranty.
Protect transceiver from rain; it is water resistant, not waterproof.
Identifies physical components like switches, keys, and connectors on the transceiver.
Controls power ON/OFF and adjusts audio level.
Keys assignable by dealer for various functions.
Push-to-talk button for transmitting and releasing to receive.
Keys used to select the operating channel.
Keypad for entering DTMF codes and selecting channels.
Port for connecting the transceiver's antenna.
Connector for external speaker-microphone accessories.
Displays channel, status, and indicator information.
Explains the meaning of various icons and indicators on the display.
Indicates when the transceiver is transmitting.
Shows when a signal is being received or squelch is open.
Appears when the transceiver is set to low output power.
Indicates when the voice scrambler function is active.
Shows when the keypad lock function is enabled.
Alerts to incoming 2/5Tone calls.
Indicates when the monitor function is active.
Alerts to low battery capacity or an exhausted battery.
Displays channel numbers, names, or DTMF codes.
Details on attaching accessories and listing supplied items.
Instructions for connecting the antenna to the transceiver.
Instructions for securing the belt clip to the transceiver.
Step-by-step guide for replacing the battery pack.
Table of battery pack models, capacity, charging, and life.
Crucial safety warnings for battery shorting, incineration, and water exposure.
Instructions for rapid charging using the BC-144N charger.
Properly attaching spacers for correct charging.
Charging multiple battery packs simultaneously with BC-121N.
Instructions for regular battery charging with specific chargers.
Guidelines for optimal charging, temperature, and battery life.
How to install batteries in the optional battery case.
Safety warnings for battery case installation and care.
Introduction to programmable functions and their activation methods.
Locks all programmable switches except the lock switch itself.
Function to quickly select a pre-programmed channel.
Scans through a group of channels to find active signals.
Adjusts transmit power between high and low levels.
Enhances communication security with an optional scrambler unit.
Enables audible confirmation beeps for key presses.
Allows manual squelch opening to check channel status.
Switches between duplex and simplex modes for communication.
Sending DTMF codes manually or automatically.
Re-transmits the last-used DTMF code with a single key press.
Quickly sends emergency signals and ID to the Base Station.
Settings for display backlight: OFF, AUTO, or CONTINUOUS.
Fundamental steps for receiving signals and transmitting voice.
Steps for initiating a selective call using tone signalling.
Choosing a specific Tx code channel for selective calling.
Manually inputting 5-tone codes for transmission.
Information on Time-out and Penalty Timers during transmission.
Functions for DTMF paging notifications and filtering unwanted audio.
Step-by-step instructions for installing optional internal units.
Transferring programmed data between transceivers or from a PC.
Procedure for cloning data between two units using a cable.
Reference to HELP file for PC-based cloning operations.
Details on optional battery packs, regular, and rapid chargers.
List of optional internal units like tone modules and decoders.
Includes microphones, headsets, antennas, cloning software, and cables.
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