Icom IC-U16 User Manual

Utilizes an on-board microcomputer for maximum features and performance.

Allows storage of up to 16 channels in memory, synthesized for flexibility.

Built with metal chassis and seals for demanding environments.

Provides 3W/2.5W output, or 5W with optional battery pack.

Conserves battery life by placing the radio in a 'sleep' condition.

Scans programmed channels and stops on received signals; priority channel monitoring.

Supports up to 32 independent CTCSS tones for repeater system flexibility.

Multi-function display with channel, TX, RX, TONE, LOCK, CALL indicators and backlight.

Generates standard telephone dial tones controlled from the front panel keyboard.

High-capacity NiCd battery pack slides on/off easily with quick release lock.

Lists items included with the IC-H16/IC-U16 transceiver.

Instructions for initial charging of the battery pack for optimum performance.

Covers antenna, belt clip, carry handle, and power connections.

Describes all controls located on the top of the transceiver.

Explains the display segments and indicators for channel, status, and modes.

Details the primary and secondary functions of the transceiver's keypad.

Identifies front panel keys and rear panel charger terminals.

Steps for turning on the radio and adjusting volume and squelch for clear reception.

Procedure for transmitting, including PTT operation and speaking into the microphone.

Explains the primary and secondary functions of each key on the keypad.

How to designate and monitor a priority channel for important communications.

Guide to initiating and managing the channel scanning feature.

Method for excluding specific channels from the scanning sequence.

How to activate/deactivate the keyboard lock to prevent accidental key presses.

Using the keyboard to generate DTMF tones for telephone system access.

Explanation of the automatic power saving feature for battery conservation.

Details Time-Out Timer, Transmit Inhibit, and Frequency Programming.