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General| Type | VHF Marine Transceiver |
|---|---|
| Frequency Range | 156.000 - 163.425 MHz |
| Waterproof Rating | IPX7 |
| Operating Temperature | -20°C to +60°C |
| Output Power | 1W / 5W |
| Weight | 300 g |
| Modulation | FM (16K0G3E) |
| Current Consumption | 1.5 A (at 5W TX) |
Lists the accessories that are included with the IC-M57 transceiver.
Details rules regarding priority transmission and monitoring Channel 16.
Outlines rules for information privacy and prohibited language.
Explains the necessity of ship station and operator licenses for radio use.
Controls the power ON/OFF and adjusts the speaker volume.
Eliminates audio noise and activates RF attenuator for weak signals.
Includes Channel 16 switch, Dial/Mode switch, WX switch, and Channel Selector.
Includes microphone and PTT switch for transmitting messages.
Explains indicators like TX, LOW, CHANNEL, DUAL WATCH, DUPLEX, and LOW BATTERY.
Connects the transceiver to a 12V power source.
Provides a jack for connecting an external 4 Ohm speaker.
Connects the transceiver to a VHF antenna using a PL-259 connector.
Details the basic steps to turn on the transceiver and adjust volume and squelch.
Explains how to access and operate on Channel 16 for emergencies.
Guides on selecting and operating on USA channels using the D/MODE switch.
Guides on selecting and operating on international channels using the D/MODE switch.
Details how to select and tune into weather channels using the WX switch.
Explains how to monitor Channel 16 while using another channel.
Steps for selecting channels, transmit power, and using the PTT switch.
Guidelines for using call signs and managing transmission duration and frequency.
Details power limits and channel restrictions for USA and International modes.
Explains how to turn the function display backlighting ON or OFF using the DIM switch.
Warns of a low battery condition by displaying a small 'b' on the function display.
Lists common issues like no power, no sound, low sensitivity, and their solutions.
Details the location and replacement procedure for the DC power cable fuses.
Illustrates how to connect the microphone, speaker, antenna, and power source.
Advises on avoiding long cable runs and keeping cables away from electronic instruments.
Lists optional accessories like handset kits and external speakers for the transceiver.
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