What to do if desired channel cannot be selected on Icom IC-M59?
If you cannot select the desired channel on your Icom Transceiver, a different channel group may be selected. Push and hold [CH/WX • U/I/C] to select the appropriate channel group (U.S.A., INT or CAN).
Why Icom IC-M59 has no power?
If your Icom Transceiver isn't powering on, the power cord may not be properly connected, so check its connection. Also, a blown fuse could be the cause. In that case, check the polarity of the power connection and replace the fuse.
Why is the Icom IC-M59 Transceiver sensitivity low?
If the sensitivity of your Icom Transceiver is low, and only strong signals are audible, the [SQUELCH] may be rotated too far clockwise. Try rotating it counterclockwise to a suitable position. Also, the antenna feedline or the antenna connector solder may have poor contact or be short-circuited. Inspect and, if necessary, replace the feedline or resolder the antenna connector.
What to do if Icom IC-M59 has no sound from the speaker?
If no sound is coming from the speaker of your Icom Transceiver, the [SQUELCH] may be rotated too far clockwise. Rotate [SQUELCH] counterclockwise to a suitable position.
Why Icom Transceiver transmitting is impossible?
If transmitting is impossible on your Icom Transceiver, or high power cannot be selected, transmission may be restricted on some channels. Try changing channels.
How to turn on beeps on Icom Transceiver?
If no beeps sound even when a switch is pushed on your Icom Transceiver, the beep function may be turned OFF. Set beeps to ON in SET mode.
How to turn on display backlighting on Icom IC-M59?
If there is no display backlighting on your Icom Transceiver, the backlight function may be turned OFF. While pushing [HI/LO • DIM], rotate the channel selector to select the desired brightness.
What to do if receive signal cannot be understood on Icom IC-M59 Transceiver?
If a receive signal cannot be understood on your Icom Transceiver, the voice scrambler may have been turned OFF. Install the optional UT-79, then activate the function. Also, the voice scrambler code may not have been set correctly, so reset the scramble code.
Procedure for distress calls using Channel 16.
Procedure for distress calls using DSC on Channel 70.
Essential information on ship station and operator licenses.
Identification and function of front panel buttons and selectors.
Explanation of the microphone's buttons and their operations.
Interpretation of symbols and indicators on the transceiver display.
Steps for turning the transceiver on and initial status checks.
How to select channels, including Channel 16 and call channels.
Procedures for receiving transmissions and adjusting squelch.
Guidance on transmitting, power levels, and proper call protocols.
Using normal and priority scan, including tag channel setup.
Customizing call channels for faster access to frequent channels.
Adjusting the intensity of the display and control backlighting.
Introduction to DSC, its benefits, and required optional units.
Step-by-step instructions for sending a DSC distress call.
How to send broadcast messages to all ships using DSC.
Procedure for sending DSC signals to a specific vessel.
Actions for receiving distress, relay, and all ships calls.
Handling specific DSC transmissions like geographical area and individual calls.
Configuring semi-automatic, manual, and automatic DSC replies.
Instructions for accessing and browsing transceiver settings.
Configuring confirmation beeps and the scan resume timer.
Selecting normal/priority scan and setting the scramble code.
Enabling or disabling the NOAA weather alert feature.
Managing DSC addresses and reply acknowledgement methods.
Inventory of items provided in the transceiver package.
List of necessary external items for operation and DSC.
Diagram and explanation of all external connection interfaces.
Instructions for secure dashboard and overhead installation.
Detailed physical size measurements of the transceiver.
Guidance on antenna setup, fuse replacement, and basic cleaning.
Procedures for installing optional functional units like DSC and scrambler.
Solutions for problems related to power, sound output, and squelch.
Troubleshooting transmission failures and incorrect channel selection.
Resolving issues with scan function and understanding audio signals.
Comprehensive list of VHF marine channels and their frequencies.
Details on frequency coverage, modes, and power supply requirements.
In-depth technical specifications for transmitter and receiver performance.
Information on optional external speakers, mounting brackets, and converters.
Guidance on installing optional internal DSC and voice scrambler units.
General| Type | Marine VHF Transceiver |
|---|---|
| Mode | FM |
| Power Supply | 13.8 V DC ±15% |
| Output Power | 25W |
| Weight | 1.3 kg |
| Modulation | 16K0F3E |
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