What does 'Paring list is full' mean on my Icom IP503H?
If “Paring list is full” is displayed in the Pairing screen on your Icom Receiver, the number of paired devices exceeds the maximum number. Delete a Bluetooth device from the pairing list.
Why no sound from Icom IP503H Receiver after Bluetooth disconnection?
If there is no audio output from your Icom Receiver after the Bluetooth connection with BC-218 is disconnected, the transceiver is in the Bluetooth signal detecting sequence (approximately 20 seconds). Push the Bluetooth button on the BC-218 to disconnect the Bluetooth device, then turn OFF the BC-218 power.
Why is the deleted recorded audio still exists on my Icom Receiver?
If the deleted recorded audio still exists on your Icom Receiver, the battery pack was removed before the recorded audio was deleted from memory. Remove the battery pack after “Power OFF…” is displayed.
Why no sound from Icom Receiver earphone?
If no sound comes from the earphone that is connected to the VS-3 with your Icom Receiver, the volume level may be set too low (increase the VS-3's volume level) or there could be a loose earphone plug connection (firmly insert the plug).
Instructions for attaching the antenna to the transceiver.
How to attach the hand strap to the transceiver for secure carrying.
Steps to attach or remove the belt clip from the transceiver.
Guide on how to attach the battery pack to the transceiver.
How to power on the device and adjust the audio output volume.
Overview of the transceiver's physical controls and indicators.
Explanation of various icons and their meanings on the transceiver screen.
Details on how to use the different keys for navigation and functions.
Information on low battery warnings and beeps.
How to activate and deactivate the key lock to prevent accidental presses.
Procedures for sending and receiving calls using the transceiver.
How to select call parties from the address book.
Accessing and using the call history logs for communication.
Steps to send a text message to another party.
How to access and read incoming text messages.
Sending predefined status messages to other parties.
Explains group communication and talkgroup functionality.
How to select a talkgroup using the FUNC key.
How to select a talkgroup using the Address key.
Details on functions assignable to the Option key.
How to enable and use the audio recording function.
Notification tones for incoming calls.
Automatic voice-activated transmission.
How to transmit and receive emergency calls.
Emergency functions for user safety.
How to search for available network operators.
How to access the basic and advanced settings menus.
General instructions for navigating and changing settings.
A comprehensive list of all configurable settings.
List of available accessories for the transceiver.
Information on charging times and battery operational duration.
Safety warnings and precautions for handling battery packs.
Instructions for charging the battery with specific chargers.
How to place the transceiver into the BC-218 charger.
General overview of Bluetooth connectivity and usage.
Details on the HM-215 microphone and BC-218 charger.
Instructions for charging the VS-3 Bluetooth headset.
Steps to pair the transceiver with Bluetooth devices.
How to establish and terminate Bluetooth connections.
How to remove paired Bluetooth devices.
Resetting Bluetooth pairing lists for transceiver, BC-218, and VS-3.
Instructions for mounting the MBA-7/MBF-1 accessory.
Information about the LC-185 carrying case.
General precautions for connecting external devices.
Solutions for common operational problems and issues.
Technical details and performance characteristics of the device.
General| Channel Capacity | 1000 channels |
|---|---|
| Number of Channels | 1000 |
| Channel Spacing | 12.5 / 25 kHz |
| Output Power | 5 W |
| Mode | FM |
| Selectivity | 70 dB |
| Operating Voltage | 7.4 V |
| IP Rating | IP67 |
| Operating Temperature Range | -20°C to +60°C |
| Audio Output Power | 500 mW |
| Audio Output | Built-in speaker, 3.5 mm jack |
| Power Supply | Li-ion battery |
To Next Page
