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If you're experiencing little to no sound from your Icom Transceiver's speaker, there are a few potential causes. First, the squelch level might be set too high; try setting the squelch to the threshold point. Alternatively, the volume level could be set too low; adjust the volume to a suitable level. Finally, if the speaker has been exposed to water, use the AquaQuake function to remove it.
Why Icom M400BB SW won't transmit or select high power?
If your Icom Transceiver is unable to transmit or select high power, it could be due to a couple of reasons. Some channels might be programmed for low power or receive-only operation due to regulations; in this case, try changing channels. Another possibility is that the output power is set to low; push the [HI/LO] button to select high power.
How to fix Icom M400BB SW Transceiver that does not turn on?
If your Icom Transceiver doesn't turn on, the problem might be a bad connection to the power supply. Check the connection between the transceiver and the power supply to ensure it's properly connected.
What to do if my Icom M400BB SW has no beep sounds?
If your Icom Transceiver isn't producing any beep sounds, it's likely that the beep tones are turned OFF. To resolve this, turn the beep tones ON in the CONFIGURATION menu.
How to start scan on Icom M400BB SW Transceiver?
If the scan function on your Icom Transceiver isn't starting, it might be because no favorite channels are programmed. Set the desired channels as Favorite channels to enable the scan function.
Why Icom M400BB SW Transceiver cannot transmit distress calls?
If you're unable to transmit distress calls with your Icom Transceiver, the MMSI (DSC self ID) code might not be programmed. Program the MMSI (DSC self ID) code to enable distress call transmission.
General| Waterproof Rating | IPX7 |
|---|---|
| NMEA Interface | Yes |
| DSC | Yes |
| Mode | FM |
| Weight | 1.3 kg |
| Output Power | 25 W |
| Voltage | 13.8 V DC |
Highlights key features of the VHF marine transceiver.
Procedure for making a distress call using Channel 16.
Procedure for making a distress call using Channel 70.
Information regarding the warning sticker for USA version.
Rules and regulations pertaining to call priorities and distress calls.
Guidelines on information overheard and language use.
Information on ship station and operator licenses.
Guide to programming the 9-digit Maritime Mobile Service Identity code.
Procedure for programming the 10-digit ATIS code for Dutch transceivers.
How to transmit an individual DSC call to an AIS target.
Details on connecting antennas, NMEA, AF leads, and power.
List of items included in the package with the transceiver.
Instructions on how to replace a blown fuse in the DC power cable.
Guidance on cleaning the transceiver's surfaces.
Instructions for securely mounting the IC-M400BB unit.
Information on the importance and selection of the antenna.
Steps for installing the command microphone and its cable.
Technical details regarding frequency, mode, power, and receiver sensitivity.
Physical measurements of the transceiver unit.
Details on optional accessories like COMMANDMIC and AIS transponder.
List of international VHF marine radio channels and frequencies.
List of USA VHF marine radio channels and frequencies.
List of Weather (WX) channels and frequencies.
