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General| Brand | Icom |
|---|---|
| Model | IC-F9511T |
| Category | Transceiver |
| Language | English |
Provides detailed information about the IC-F9510 series VHF and UHF MOBILE TRANSCEIVERS.
Icom assumes no responsibility for inaccuracies, and reserves the right to make changes.
Details Icom's Intellectual Property Rights and copyrighted computer programs.
Overview of Icom Inc. as a wireless communication expert and manufacturer.
Introduces VHF and UHF P25 Trunking Mobile Transceivers models.
Lists P25 Conventional and Trunking, Interoperability, Mixed mode, IDs.
Optional remote control kit for flexible installation.
Rugged front controller panel resistant to shock and vibration.
High output power for reliable long-distance communication.
Space-saving design with separated controller and main unit.
Lists benefits like effective communication, competition, user-friendliness, and spectrum efficiency.
Details mandatory components like Common Air Interface and IMBE vocoder.
Instructions for connecting supplied accessories like microphone, speaker, and cables.
Diagrams and notes for connecting antenna, D-SUB 25-PIN, and external speaker.
Instructions for securely mounting the transceiver using the universal bracket.
How to attach microphone hangers for self-ground and non-self-ground types.
Diagrams for connecting antenna, D-SUB 25-PIN, external speaker, and power.
Checks before installation and checklist for deciding mounting position.
Considerations for antenna mounting and routing DC/RF cables.
Table showing pin numbers, names, descriptions, and specifications.
Explains how to set port functions and select input/output for customization.
How to install and assign functions to programmable keys.
Explains self-grounding and 'Hanger Action' functions.
Explains Off Hook Monitor and On Hook Scan functions.
Step-by-step guide for installing encryption units into the transceiver.
Instructions for replacing blown fuses with ones of the same rating.
Steps for replacing the discharged clock backup battery.
Basic operation controls like volume, display, keys, and indicators.
Connecting the microphone, ensuring dust protection, and its functions.
Explains signal strength, low power, and audible indicators.
Explains Compander, Scrambler, Bell, Telephone, Short Message, Key indicators.
Assigning functions to keys like CH Up/Down, Scan A/B, Scan Add/Del.
Explains Priority A/B, Monitor, and Talk Around key functions.
Details Public Address, Lock, Light, Surveillance, Hook Scan keys.
Entering user set mode and using Clock key functions.
Basic operation controls like volume, display, keys, and indicators.
Connecting microphone and external speaker.
Explains signal strength, low power, and audible indicators.
Explains Compander, Scrambler, Bell, Telephone, Short Message, Key indicators.
Explains CH Up/Down, Zone, Scan A/B, Prio A/B keys.
Explains PA, Monitor, Talk Around, MR-CH keys.
Details RX Speaker, Lock, Light, High/Low, Surveillance keys.
Explains User Set Mode, OPT 1/2/3, Clock, and Home keys.
Lists functions that can be assigned to programmable keys.
Details common operations in analog mode like DTMF and Scrambler.
How to initiate emergency transmission and Lone Worker call.
Common operations for both analog and P25 modes.
Details P25 mode operations like Zeroize, Site Lock, Encryption.
Using Digital Button for Page, Status, Message, Phone, Individual, Talkgroup.
Operations related to OTAR and Encryption keys.
Steps for turning power ON and selecting channels.
Procedures for receiving calls and transmitting signals.
Explains time-out timer, penalty timer, clock function and settings.
How to set a wake up time to automatically turn the transceiver ON.
How to set a sleep time to automatically turn the transceiver OFF.
Accessing user set mode to customize transceiver settings.
Selecting and setting items within user set mode.
Using DTMF transmission and voice scrambler functions.
Handling emergency transmissions and Lone Worker calls.
Overview of P25 digital radio, call types, and available functions.
Describes P25 trunking system structure and control channel hunting.
Managing roaming, site lock, and site selection in P25 trunking.
Making individual and talkgroup calls for private communication.
Using the pager function for caller identification and messaging.
Sending signals to stun, kill, or inhibit target transceivers.
Sending signals to revive or uninhibit target transceivers.
Monitoring remote audio and checking target station range.
Sending pre-programmed status messages.
Sending pre-programmed short messages.
Requesting the last transmitted status message from a target station.
Making and receiving phone calls similar to standard phone calls.
Sending announcement signals to a specific group in Trunking mode.
Accessing P25 emergency mode for alarms and calls.
Transmitting emergency calls/alarms and Lone Worker calls.
Enabling secure communication via Encryption function.
Over-The-Air-Rekeying for changing encryption keys remotely.
Procedures for creating and clearing tactical groups in zone 128.
Cloning tactical group data from master to sub transceiver.
Guide to setting up the cloning software for data configuration.
Overview of software, PC hardware and software requirements.
Step-by-step instructions for installing the cloning software.
Connecting the cloning cable and overview of the software interface.
Explanation of File, View, COM Port, Clone, Adjust menus.
Reading transceiver data and editing parameters via the software.
Setting memory channels, zone conditions, names, and capacity.
Cloning items for Digital mode: Individual, Talkgroup, Status, Message, Pager.
Configuration for Trunking system and OTAR functions.
Setting scan parameters and emergency text.
Configuring I/O ports, common settings, and character editor.
Setting system registration and home IDs for P25 trunking.
Selecting coverage type and configuring Hunt, Roaming, CH ID lists.
Setting scan timeouts and enabling background scan.
Configuring trigger enable, Tx power, and FOACSU settings.
Setting the available number of channels for the Hunt List.
Details on creating new channels and setting RX/TX frequencies.
Setting available lists for Roaming and addresses per list.
Determining valid CH ID Lists and setting channel identifier lists.
Setting lowest channel frequency and channel spacing.
Overview of OTAR settings for CAI and SNDCP.
Setting Common Key Reference (CKR) and registration methods.
Selecting whether to encrypt Key Management Messages (KMMs).
Setting KMF IP Address, UDP Port, and Network Address Type.
Setting OTAR General settings like Delayed Acknowledge and Response Kind.
Using NAC codes for selective access and repeater selection.
Setting individual and group IDs and names.
Programming scan lists and selecting scan types.
Explains Normal Scan and Priority Scan operations.
Selecting TX CH, Last CH, Prio-A/B CH, Start CH for scan.
Configuring primary/secondary channels and talk back function.
Selecting channels for scan cancellation.
Entering text for scan group recognition and editing characters.
Inversion type voice scrambler for private communication (Analog mode only).
AES/DES encryption for secure conversation using UT-125/UT-128 units.
Enabling encryption and obtaining/loading CKR keys.
Connecting radio and configuring encryption settings via software.
Definition and advantages of OTAR for remote key changes.
Details DVSI's AMBE+2™ Vocoder technology and its advantages.
Explains MOS scores and presents MOS test results for vocoders.
Links to P25 Information Center, Radios at a Glance, Project 25, etc.
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