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General| Frequency Range | 144-148 MHz |
|---|---|
| Mode | FM |
| RF Power Output | 50W |
| Channels/Memory Management | 200 Channels |
| Supply Voltage | 13.8V DC |
| Type | Mobile Transceiver |
| Weight | 1.5 kg |
| Selectivity | 12 kHz |
General specifications including frequency range, stability, impedance, voltage, current, temperature, size, and weight.
Details on transmitter output power, modulation type, deviation, spurious radiation, and microphone impedance.
Receiver circuit type, IF frequencies, sensitivity, selectivity, IF/image rejection, and AF output.
Lists accessories provided with the FT-2600M transceiver, including microphone, bracket, power cord, and fuse.
Lists optional accessories for the FT-2600M, such as different microphones, speakers, and power supplies.
Control for turning the radio on/off and adjusting audio volume.
6-contact modular jack for microphone connection, including pinout details.
Key for 1-MHz tuning, Memory Tune mode, and entering Menu Mode.
Key for reversing frequencies in split operation and changing power output levels.
Toggles display between frequency and label, activates Dual Watch feature.
Switches tuning modes (Dial/Memory Recall) and activates Memory Storage mode.
Rotary switch for tuning, memory selection, and function settings.
Indicator lamp showing channel busy (green) or transmission (red).
Shows operating frequency, memory name, and menu parameters.
Transmit/receive switch on the microphone.
DTMF keypad for frequency entry and memory recall.
Tunes downward or starts scanning.
Tunes upward or starts scanning.
Locks microphone buttons.
Activates microphone key backlighting.
Programmable key, defaults to Tone Search.
Selects tuning modes (Dial, Home, Memory Recall).
Default function is Monitor (Squelch Off).
Default function activates Smart Search.
Connects a 50-ohm coaxial cable for the antenna.
Power supply connection point with fuse.
3.5-mm jack for external speaker connection.
Connector for data signals like PTT, audio, and packet data.
Inspect transceiver for damage and proper function upon unpacking.
Tips for ensuring component longevity, including ventilation and placement advice.
General safety precautions for operating electrical and RF generating devices.
Information on FCC regulations regarding RF energy exposure and compliance.
Guidelines for selecting and connecting antennas, ensuring compatibility with the transceiver.
Instructions for installing the transceiver in vehicles, focusing on power and mounting.
Steps for mounting the transceiver using the bracket, drilling, and securing it.
Details on connecting the DC power cable to the vehicle's battery terminals safely.
Information on using external speakers with the FT-2600M.
Guidance for setting up the FT-2600M for base station use.
Requirements and recommendations for AC power supplies.
Connecting the transceiver to a TNC for packet radio operations.
Fundamental procedures for operating the transceiver, including power and reception.
How to turn the transceiver on and off using the Power/VOL knob.
How to view the current DC supply voltage on the display.
Procedures for adjusting audio volume and setting the squelch threshold.
How to lock and unlock the front panel controls to prevent accidental changes.
How to enable or disable the audible beep feedback for button presses.
How to adjust the display illumination level for optimal visibility.
Explanation of tuning frequencies using the Main Dial in VFO mode.
How to change the frequency tuning step increments.
Using the microphone keypad for direct frequency entry and memory recall.
Basic procedure for transmitting, including microphone use and PTT switch.
Using the microphone keypad for sending DTMF tones.
Transmitting a 1750 Hz tone for repeater access (European version).
How to select and change the transmitter power output levels.
How to enable or disable the PTT lock to prevent unauthorized transmissions.
Information on the thermal protection system and overheating warnings.
Features and procedures for operating through repeaters.
Methods for setting up split-frequency operation for repeaters.
Activating standard repeater shifts manually.
Procedure to change the default repeater shift offset.
Enabling or disabling the Automatic Repeater Shift (ARS) feature.
Storing independent transmit and receive frequencies in memory.
Explanation of Tone Squelch modes, CTCSS and DCS.
Details on CTCSS operation, including tone frequencies.
Details on DCS operation, including codes and usage.
Steps to select and activate CTCSS or DCS modes.
Explains DCS code inversion and potential causes.
Using programmable microphone keys to select CTCSS/DCS modes.
Scanning to find the CTCSS tone used by another station.
Scanning to find the DCS code used by another station.
Enabling CTCSS Bell Paging for audible alerts on incoming calls.
Loading and transmitting telephone numbers using DTMF Autodialer memories.
Procedure for storing frequencies, shifts, and tones into memory channels.
Adding alphanumeric labels to stored memory channels.
How to access stored memory channels.
Recalling memory channels using the MH-36B6J microphone keypad.
Displaying the alphanumeric label instead of the frequency in Memory Recall mode.
Using the dedicated HOME channel for quick access to a favorite frequency.
Tuning off a memory channel and optionally storing the new frequency.
Placing the radio in a mode that only allows memory channel operation.
Procedure for deleting stored memory channels.
How to start and stop scanning, and the techniques used.
Selecting between BUSY and TIME modes for scanner resume behavior.
Skipping specific memory channels during a scan.
Temporarily skipping a channel during a scan session.
Setting custom frequency ranges for tuning and scanning.
Automatically loading active channels into memory based on signal activity.
Monitoring a specific memory channel for activity while operating on other channels.
Instantly switching to the Priority Channel by pressing the PTT button.
How to activate and configure the ARTS feature for range monitoring.
Programming the callsign for CW identification during ARTS operation.
Description of available ARTS operating modes (RX, TX, TRX).
Enabling or disabling the microphone during packet transmission.
Setting the transceiver to switch to receive mode after a period of continuous transmission.
Enabling the radio to shut off automatically after a period of inactivity.
Adjusting bandwidth and mic gain for crowded frequencies.
Customizing functions assigned to programmable microphone keys.
Resetting all MENU settings to their factory defaults.
Performing a master reset of all memories and MENU settings.
Steps for transferring data from one transceiver to another using a cloning cable.
Summary of all menu items, their functions, available values, and default settings.
Detailed explanation of each menu item's function and settings.
