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General| Brand | Icom |
|---|---|
| Model | IC-M801E |
| Category | Transceiver |
| Language | English |
Brief introduction to the Icom IC-M801E transceiver and its features.
Key instructions to read before operating the transceiver and manual saving advice.
Defines terms like WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTE for understanding.
Safety warnings and operational guidelines to prevent hazards and damage.
Steps for sending distress calls for immediate help or when problems arise.
Guide to selecting channels and groups using selectors and keypad.
How to adjust audio output levels and squelch settings.
Procedures for basic voice communication, including signal reception.
Steps for receiving DSC calls and transmitting distress calls.
Detailed steps for initiating a regular distress call.
Rules for making calls, time limits, and call priorities.
Guidelines on privacy, log keeping, and necessary radio licenses.
Description of the remote controller's buttons and functions.
Details of connectors and parts on the transceiver main unit.
Features and operation of the handset.
Explanation of the transceiver's LCD screen modes and indicators.
Detailed meanings of various indicators shown on the LCD.
Methods for selecting channels using the channel selector.
Direct channel selection using the keypad.
Overview of available channel and frequency scanning functions.
Procedures for basic voice transmission and reception.
Details on squelch, noise blanker, AGC, and RF gain functions.
Clarity control, tuner through function, and FSK operation.
Steps for assigning up to 8-character names to channels.
Instructions for programming the 9-digit Maritime Mobile Service Identity code.
Manually inputting position and UTC time for DSC operations.
Procedures for transmitting distress calls.
Making selective DSC calls to individual stations.
Procedures for making calls to groups or specific areas.
Initiating telephone calls via DSC.
Performing test calls on DSC frequencies.
Description of memory types and how to write data.
Outputting stored DSC call contents to a printer.
General actions upon receiving DSC calls.
Handling distress and relay calls, including acknowledgments.
Receiving telephone, group, and geographical calls.
Receiving individual calls and providing acknowledgments.
Adjusting common settings like squelch, dimmer, and noise blanker.
Configuring user channels, FSK, auto tune, and scan types.
Setting display type, IF filters, and FSK parameters.
Configuring FSK polarity, CW, mic keys, voice squelch, and remote ID.
Setting connector interface, position, offset time, and auto print.
Selecting DSC and DSE data output options.
List of all accessories included with the IC-M801E.
Diagram illustrating standard connections for the transceiver.
Connecting external units like PC, modem, NBDP, FAX, and printer.
Importance and methods for proper RF ground connection.
Details on power requirements and antenna connection.
Recommendations for mounting location and angles.
Instructions on how to safely replace internal fuses.
Detailed pin assignments for microphone, AF/MOD, and REMOTE connectors.
Methods for tuning to specific frequencies using controls and keypad.
Steps for setting receive and transmit frequencies for channels.
Frequency coverage, emission types, and transmitter power.
Receiver sensitivity levels and spurious response ratios.
Power supply requirements, unit dimensions, and weight.
Descriptions of optional AT-141, RC-25E, and SP-24E.
Details on optional handset, microphone, mounting kits, and cables.
Cutout template for flush mounting the RC-25E controller.
Cutout template for flush mounting the SP-24E speaker.
Statement of compliance with EU directives and harmonized standards.
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