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General| Brand | Icom |
|---|---|
| Model | IC-W32E |
| Category | Transceiver |
| Language | English |
Defines terms used in the manual for clarity.
Provides essential warnings for safe transceiver operation.
Lists actions to avoid, such as pressing PTT unnecessarily or misuse by children.
Advises on avoiding direct sunlight, extreme temperatures, and using non-Icom accessories.
Recommends removing the battery pack when the transceiver is not in use for extended periods.
Lists the accessories that come with the transceiver.
Identifies and describes the transceiver's physical interface elements.
Details the primary function keys like POWER, SQL, PTT, L/G, MAIN, BAND, MR.
Explains keys for VFO, DTMF, Tone Scan, and Memory Name modes.
Manages DTMF, tone settings, duplex modes, call channels, and lock functions.
Controls power, set mode entry, and memory programming.
Describes TX/RX indicator, volume controls, and tuning dials.
Covers SP/MIC jacks and DC power input.
Explains main band indicators and frequency readouts on the display.
Details low power, S/RF, tone, duplex, skip, lock, and guide indicators.
Shows memory channel numbers, names, or quick guide descriptions.
Instructions on how to charge the supplied battery packs.
Important safety and operational precautions for charging.
Information on operating period, battery life, and recycling.
Details on connecting the transceiver for regular and rapid charging.
How to operate and charge using optional cables.
Instructions for installing alkaline batteries into the battery case.
Instructions for attaching accessories like antenna, belt clip, and handstrap.
Steps for turning the transceiver ON and checking battery voltage.
Explains VFO and memory modes for frequency/channel operation.
How to designate a band (VHF/UHF) as the main band.
How to select operating bands, including avionics and weather channels.
How to swap the VHF and UHF displays at power ON.
How to input frequencies or select memory channels using the keypad.
How to use the tuning dial for frequency and memory channel selection.
Prevents accidental frequency changes and function access.
How to select tuning steps for each band.
How to use the 1 MHz tuning step for quick frequency setting.
Basic steps for receiving signals and transmitting.
Describes Monitor and Quick Guide functions for easier operation.
How to turn confirmation beep tones ON or OFF using initial set mode.
How to turn crossband full duplex ON or OFF in initial set mode.
How to use repeaters, including frequency shifts and DTMF/1750 Hz tones.
How to detect subaudible tone frequencies for repeater access.
Setting subaudible tones for accessing repeaters.
Setting the offset frequency for repeater communication.
Automatically sets repeater parameters based on operating frequency (U.S.A. version).
Details memory channel contents and general programming.
How to program memory channels while selecting them.
How to program memory channels after selecting them.
Moving memory/call channel contents to VFO or another memory.
How to program names for memory channels (up to 8 characters).
Step-by-step guide to entering names into memory channels.
How to erase unwanted memory channels.
Information on monitoring NOAA weather channels (U.S.A. version).
How to store DTMF codes (up to 16 digits) in memory channels.
How to transmit DTMF codes using memory channels.
Adjusting the transceiver's DTMF transmission speed.
Explains Full, Programmed, Memory Skip scans, and resume conditions.
How to initiate and control full or programmed scans.
How to initiate and control memory scans.
How to set memory channels to be skipped during scan.
Selecting pause or timer scan resume conditions for each band.
How to program and enable/disable the frequency skip function.
Using tone squelch to receive calls with matching subaudible tones.
Detecting subaudible tone frequencies required for repeater access.
Using pocket beep as a pager to be alerted of calls.
Provides quick descriptions of key functions without needing a menu list.
Displays battery voltage for dry cell consumption check.
Sets the transceiver to automatically turn OFF after inactivity.
Controls LCD and keypad lighting for nighttime operation.
Reduces current drain to conserve battery power by setting duty cycles.
Selects LCD contrast level for optimal readability.
Describes remote control functions of the optional HM-75A microphone.
Transferring data between IC-W32A/E units using a cloning cable.
Partial and All reset options to initialize settings or reset the CPU.
Lists common issues, their causes, and solutions for the transceiver.
Details on various battery packs, their specifications, and usage.
Information on available speaker-microphone accessories.
Details on wall chargers, desktop chargers, and optional cables.
Information about the optional carrying case.
Details on mounting brackets, earphones, and cloning software.
