How to fix frequency setting issues on Icom ID-1?
If the frequency cannot be set on your Icom Transceiver, the frequency lock function might be activated; turn the function OFF. Alternatively, priority watch might be paused on the watching frequency; cancel the watch.
What to do if the antenna feedline or connector has a poor contact in my Icom ID-1?
If the antenna feedline or the antenna connector of your Icom Transceiver has a poor contact or is short-circuited, check it. If necessary, replace the feedline or re-solder the antenna connector.
What to do if the Ethernet cable has a poor connection with my Icom ID-1 Transceiver?
If the Ethernet cable has a poor connection on your Icom Transceiver, try re-connecting the Ethernet cable. If that doesn't work, replace the Ethernet cable.
How to deactivate the squelch attenuator function on my Icom Transceiver?
If the squelch attenuator function is activated on your Icom Transceiver, set the squelch between the 10–12 o’clock position (application) or level 12 to 19 (RC-24).
What to do if another station is using tone squelch with my Icom ID-1?
If the other station is using tone squelch and you are having trouble with your Icom Transceiver, turn the tone squelch function ON.
What to do if priority watch is paused on the watching frequency on my Icom ID-1?
If the priority watch is paused on the watching frequency on your Icom Transceiver, cancel the watch.
What to do if my Icom ID-1 Transceiver does not turn on?
If your Icom Transceiver does not turn on, there might be several reasons. First, check the power connector pins for poor contact. Then, ensure the power cable is connected with the correct polarity. Finally, inspect the fuse and replace it if it's damaged. If the fuse is damaged, check the cause before replacing it.
Why is there no sound coming from the Icom Transceiver speaker?
If no sound is coming from the speaker of your Icom Transceiver, first, ensure that the volume isn't set too low and adjust it to a suitable level. Also, check the squelch level, as it might be set too high; adjust it to the threshold. Finally, verify that selective call or squelch functions, like pocket beep or tone squelch, are turned OFF.
How to improve the Icom ID-1 Transceiver sensitivity if only strong signals are audible?
If the sensitivity of your Icom Transceiver is low, and only strong signals are audible, the antenna feedline or connector may have poor contact or be short-circuited. Check the feedline and, if necessary, replace it or resolder the antenna connector. Also, the squelch attenuator function might be activated. Adjust the squelch between the 10–12 o’clock position or level 12 to 19, depending on your device.
Why does scan not operate on my Icom Transceiver?
If the scan function does not operate on your Icom Transceiver, ensure the squelch is set to the threshold point, not open. Also, program more memory channels, or cancel the memory skip function in the desired channels. Finally, cancel priority watch, if it is activated.
General| Brand | Icom |
|---|---|
| Model | ID-1 |
| Category | Transceiver |
| Language | English |
Provides definitions for terms used in the manual.
Essential warnings for safe operation, covering RF exposure, electrical hazards, and environmental factors.
Identification and function of the transceiver's front panel components.
Identification and function of the transceiver's rear panel ports and connectors.
Description of the PTT switch, UP/DOWN switches, and lock switch on the microphone.
Overview of the PC control application's main screen, menus, and toolbars.
Details on using the RC-24's display, keypad, and buttons for transceiver control.
Explanation of the various indicators displayed on the transceiver's function display.
Procedure for unpacking the transceiver and selecting an appropriate operating location.
Instructions for connecting the antenna and power supply to the transceiver.
Connecting the microphone and external speaker to the transceiver.
Steps for establishing USB and Ethernet connections between the transceiver and a PC.
Step-by-step guide for installing drivers on Windows XP.
Guide for installing drivers on Windows 98 and Windows Me.
Instructions for installing drivers on the Windows 2000 operating system.
Verifying the driver installation and identifying the assigned COM port number.
Preparing the transceiver, controlling power ON/OFF, and configuring COM port settings.
Adjusting squelch, audio levels, and selecting operating modes (FM, DV, DD).
Methods for setting frequency, including tuning dials, keypads, and direct input.
Selecting tuning step increments and enabling the RC-24 lock function.
Selecting between FM, Digital Voice (DV), and Data (DD) operating modes.
Programming your call sign for Digital voice and data communications.
Setting call signs for specific stations and repeaters for digital communications.
Procedures for transmitting and receiving voice communications in FM mode.
Procedures for transmitting and receiving voice communications in Digital voice mode.
Managing received digital calls, call records, and automatic indications.
Sending and receiving short text messages during Digital voice operation.
Using the monitor function and selecting monitoring modes (DIGITAL/ANALOG).
Overview of the D-STAR system, its features, and operational concepts.
Basic principles of repeater operation and a step-by-step setup flowchart.
Procedures for accessing FM and Digital repeaters, including settings and call signs.
Configuring repeater tone frequencies and offset frequencies for repeater operation.
Overview of data communication, wireless LAN, and internet access features.
Important warnings and precautions for data transmission and file handling.
Steps for configuring and accessing the internet via the transceiver's data mode.
Procedure for transferring files between PCs using the transceiver's data capabilities.
Using the transceiver for low-speed data communication, enabling simultaneous voice and data.
Description of memory channels, call channels, and their programming capabilities.
Methods for selecting memory and call channels using the application or RC-24.
Steps for programming frequencies, modes, and other data into memory and call channels.
Copying memory channel contents to VFO or other memory/call channels.
Methods for clearing programmed memory channel contents.
Programming alphanumeric names for memory channels for easier identification.
Displaying programmed memory names instead of frequencies during memory mode.
Overview of Programmed Scan, Mode Select Scan, and Memory Scan.
Procedures for initiating and terminating scan operations.
Setting scan edge frequencies (PA/PB) within memory channels.
Setting memory channels to be skipped during scanning operations.
Selecting scan resume conditions like timer scans or pause scan.
Description of Memory Channel Watch and Call Channel Watch.
Procedures for operating priority watch from the application or RC-24.
Using pocket beep for alerts and as a pager in FM and Digital voice modes.
Configuring squelch functions based on tone, digital code, or call sign.
Accessing and adjusting various transceiver settings via Set Mode.
Configuring Digital Code, Monitor, Repeater Tone, and CTCSS Tone.
Settings for scan resume, standby beep, auto reply, and auto received call registration.
Configuring Auto RxCall Disp, Auto MyCall Disp, and Key touch beep settings.
Settings for DV Data Tx and Digital repeater call sign configuration.
Settings for auto message indication, LCD dimmer, and cooling fan control.
Configuring the auto repeater function and RC-24 lock function.
Operating the transceiver in EMR mode for specific Digital voice reception.
Using the break-in function for communications in Digital voice and data modes.
Adjusting squelch using S-meter and enabling AFC for frequency tuning.
Steps for resetting the transceiver's CPU and initializing all settings.
Common problems, their causes, solutions, and reference page numbers for troubleshooting.
Instructions for identifying and replacing a blown fuse in the transceiver.
Technical specifications for the transceiver, including general, transmitter, and receiver parameters.
List of optional accessories and system requirements for software operation.
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