Why can't I transmit or select high power on my Icom Two-Way Radio?
If you are unable to transmit or select high power, it could be due to: * A depleted battery. Replace the battery pack. * The output power is set to low. Push [Hi/Lo• ] to select high power.
What does self check error mean for Icom IC-GM1600E Two-Way Radio temperature?
If your Icom Two-Way Radio has a self-check error related to temperature, it means the temperature is outside of –35°C to +80°C (approx.). Leave the transceiver at room temperature for a while. Turn the power ON to check if the internal temperature has returned to normal.
How to fix an Icom IC-GM1600E that does not turn on?
If your Icom Two-Way Radio isn't turning on, it might be due to: * A depleted battery. Replace the battery pack. * A poor connection to the battery pack. Check the connection to the transceiver to ensure it is secure.
What to do if the displayed channel cannot be changed on Icom Two-Way Radio?
If you cannot change the displayed channel, the lock function may be activated. Push [Hi/Lo• ] for 1 second to cancel the function.
How to enable beeps on Icom IC-GM1600E Two-Way Radio?
If you are not hearing any beeps, the beep tones may be turned OFF. Set the beep tones to ON (Fix Beep/User Beep) in the SET mode.
What does self check error (battery voltage) mean on Icom IC-GM1600E Two-Way Radio?
If your Icom Two-Way Radio shows a self-check error related to battery voltage, it indicates that the connected battery pack’s voltage is more than 11 V. Verify the battery voltage is correct.
What to do if Icom IC-GM1600E shows self check error (temperature)?
If your Icom Two-Way Radio has a self-check error related to temperature, it may be because the temperature is outside of –35°C to +80°C (approximate). Leave the transceiver at room temperature for a while and then turn the power ON to check if the internal temperature has returned to normal.
Why is my Icom Two-Way Radio transmitting continuously with VOX?
If your Icom Two-Way Radio is transmitting continuously without you speaking when using the VOX function, it may be due to loud ambient noise. Try removing the headset cable or setting the VOX gain to dulling.
Why is there no sound from my Icom IC-GM1600E Two-Way Radio speaker?
There could be several reasons why you're not hearing any sound: * The squelch level might be set too high. Try adjusting it to the threshold point. * The volume could be too low. Rotate the [VOL] knob to increase the volume to a suitable level. * The speaker may have water in it. Drain any water from the speaker. * The [MIC/SP] connector may be wet. Ensure the [MIC/SP] connector is dry.
What to do if Icom IC-GM1600E Two-Way Radio transmits continuously with VOX?
If your Icom Two-Way Radio is transmitting continuously when using the VOX function, the ambient noise might be too loud. Try removing the headset cable. You can also set the VOX gain to dulling.
General| Brand | Icom |
|---|---|
| Model | IC-GM1600E |
| Category | Two-Way Radio |
| Language | English |
Instructions for attaching the neckstrap to the transceiver for carrying.
Instructions for attaching the belt clip to the transceiver for mounting.
Overview of the transceiver's front, top, and side panel controls and buttons.
Explanation of icons and readouts on the transceiver's main LCD screen.
Description of specific indicators like battery, VOX, lock, and channel status.
Procedures for selecting distress Channel 16 and custom call channels.
Steps for powering on, setting volume, squelch, and performing basic communication.
Guide to programming custom call channels for quick recall and access.
How to properly adjust the squelch for clear signal reception without noise.
How to use the lock function to prevent accidental changes and the monitor function.
Information on signal strength indicators and using the voice-activated transmission (VOX) feature.
Steps to enter SET mode and an overview of available configurable functions.
Configuration options for beep tones, confirmation sounds, and monitor switch actions.
Adjusting LCD display contrast and performing device self-checks for diagnostics.
Settings for battery status display, voltage indication, and squelch sensitivity.
Adjusting VOX gain for sensitivity and VOX delay for transmission timing.
Key information and precautions for charging the battery pack safely.
Steps for charging the battery pack using specified chargers and adapters.
Diagrams and steps for connecting the BP-224 battery for charging.
Diagrams and steps for connecting the BP-252 battery for charging.
Details of the HM-125 speaker-microphone features, including clip and PTT switch.
Instructions on how to connect and detach the HM-125 speaker-microphone.
Details of available battery packs (BP-234, BP-224, BP-252) for different models.
Information on the MB-103Y belt clip accessory for carrying the transceiver.
Details on optional speaker-microphones (HM-125) and other accessories.
Steps for making an emergency distress call, including MAYDAY format.
Quick guide to programming custom call channels for efficient communication.
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