Icom IC-R3 instruction manual TV Frequency Table, A. channels, Ccir channels

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16 TV FREQUENCY TABLE

The following tables show the channels versus video and audio frequencies depending on each version.

■U.S.A. channels

CH	Video	Audio		CH	Video	Audio		CH	Video	Audio
2	55.25	59.75		26	543.25	547.75		50	687.25	691.75
3	61.25	65.75		27	549.25	553.75		51	693.25	697.75
4	67.25	71.75		28	555.25	559.75		52	699.25	703.75
5	77.25	81.75		29	561.25	565.75		53	705.25	709.75
6	83.25	87.75		30	567.25	571.75		54	711.25	715.75
7	175.25	179.75		31	573.25	577.75		55	717.25	721.75
8	181.25	185.75		32	579.25	583.75		56	723.25	727.75
9	187.25	191.75		33	585.25	589.75		57	729.25	733.75
10	193.25	197.75		34	591.25	595.75		58	735.25	739.75
11	199.25	203.75		35	597.25	601.75		59	741.25	745.75
12	205.25	209.75		36	603.25	607.75		60	747.25	751.75
13	211.25	215.75		37	609.25	613.75		61	753.25	757.75
14	471.25	475.75		38	615.25	619.75		62	759.25	763.75
15	477.25	481.75		39	621.25	625.75		63	765.25	769.75
16	483.25	487.75		40	627.25	631.75		64	771.25	775.75
17	489.25	493.75		41	633.25	637.75		65	777.25	781.75
18	495.25	499.75		42	639.25	643.75		66	783.25	787.75
19	501.25	505.75		43	645.25	649.75		67	789.25	793.75
20	507.25	511.75		44	651.25	655.75		68	795.25	799.75
21	513.25	517.75		45	657.25	661.75		69	801.25	805.75
22	519.25	523.75		46	663.25	667.75
23	525.25	529.75		47	669.25	673.75
24	531.25	535.75		48	675.25	679.75
25	537.25	541.75		49	681.25	685.75

■CCIR channels

CH	Video	Audio		CH	Video	Audio
1	41.25	46.75		31	551.25	556.75
2	48.25	53.75		32	559.25	564.75
3	55.25	60.75		33	567.25	572.75
4	62.25	67.75		34	575.25	580.75
5	175.25	180.75		35	583.25	588.75
6	182.25	187.75		36	591.25	596.75
7	189.25	194.75		37	599.25	604.75
8	196.25	201.75		38	607.25	612.75
9	203.25	208.75		39	615.25	620.75
10	210.25	215.75		40	623.25	628.75
11	217.25	222.75		41	631.25	636.75
12	224.25	229.75		42	639.25	644.75
21	471.25	476.75		43	647.25	652.75
22	479.25	484.75		44	655.25	660.75
23	487.25	492.75		45	663.25	668.75
24	495.25	500.75		46	671.25	676.75
25	503.25	508.75		47	679.25	684.75
26	511.25	516.75		48	687.25	692.75
27	519.25	524.75		49	695.25	700.75
28	527.25	532.75		50	703.25	708.75
29	535.25	540.75		51	711.25	716.75
30	543.25	548.75		52	719.25	724.75

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Contents IR3 Even when the receiver power is OFF, a slight current still You experience a ringing in your ears, reduce the volumeAreas with temperatures below -10C +14F or above +60C +140FSupplied Accessories Accessories included with the receiver QtyTable of Contents Antenna Accessory AttachmentBattery installation Belt clipPanel Description Panel descriptionMonitor Switch SQL ATT VFO/MEMORY Switch V/M SkipMode Switch Mode SET External DC Power Jack DCFunction display 2ATTENUATOR Indicator p Skip Scan Indicator pgsBattery Indicators Audio and video output jack informationDual LCD VFO and memory channels Frequency and Channel SettingWhat is VFO? Operating band selectionSetting a frequency Setting a tuning stepAttenuator function Push SQL ATT to exit the attenuator setting conditionSelecting a memory channel Lock functionReceiving When a signal is receivedBasic Operation U.S.A. version automatically turns itself OFF whenWhile pushing SQL, rotate Setting volume levelSetting squelch level Dial to select the squelch levelReceive mode selection Monitor functionDisplay backlighting Setting the backlighting conditionPush Func + Mode SET momentarily to enter set mode Rotate Dial until Light appearsGeneral Memory channel contentsMemory Channels Programming during selectionTransferring memory contents to another memory Programming after selectionMemory bank selection Memory clear Push Func + V/M for 2 sec. to clearExample Clearing memory channel 3 memory bank a Rotate the tuning dial to select the desired character Memory namesFull Scan p Scan OperationScan types Function pFull/band/programmed scan Release ↔ to start the scanMemory bank scan To stop the scan, push ↔ againSelecting scan edges Band rangesScan resume condition Skip channel settingSetting the scan pause time Rotate Dial until Pause Scan or Pause appearsSetting the scan resume time Rotate Dial until Scan Resume or RESUmE appearsFrequency skip function Programming a skip frequencyFrequency skip function ON/OFF Memory Scan Watch p Priority WatchPriority watch types VFO Scan Watch pMemory channel watch and memory scan Watch Push Mode SET to exit set mode and start the watchPriority watch operation Rotate Dial to select Priority or PRIoVFO scan watch Tone squelch operation Setting subaudible tones for tone squelch OperationSubaudible Tone Operation OperationPocket beep operation Rotate Dial until Tone Freq. or tonE appearsAvailable subaudible tone frequencies Unit Hz Tone scan Push SQL to stop the beeps and ﬂashingPush ↔ to stop the scan Duplex Operation Duplex shift directionRotate Dial until Duplex or dUP appears Offset frequency Rotate Dial until Offset Freq. or oFFSEt appearsBand Scope Range, if desiredTV operation Skip channel settingTV Operation TV channel receivingPush ↔ one or more times to select the band above 30 MHz TV frequency AM TV receivingTV frequency AM TV memory channel Push Func + one or more times to select the TV screenSub carrier adjustment ATV operationATV memory channel Direction Finding Signal sourceSignal levels Direction ﬁnding function exampleSet mode Set mode itemsOther Functions Setting dial select step Dial select stepRelease Func to exit the condition Beep tones Auto power-off functionRotate Dial until A.Power OFF or AP oFF appears Rotate Dial until Beep Audio or bEEP appearsRotate Dial until Power Save or P Save appears Power saverMonitor switch action Rotate Dial until Monitor or monI appearsRotate Dial until Dial Speedup or SPEEd appears Dial speed accelerationLock function effect Rotate Dial until Key Lock or LoCk appearsDisplay contrast Display mode selectionColor LCD can be automatically turned on when using Rotate Dial until Display or dISP appearsDisplay brightness Display background colorRotate Dial until Bright appears Push Power for 2 sec. to turn power OFF Partial resetTotal reset Cloning functionBattery charging Battery ChargingBattery cautions Battery pack installationRegular charging CP-18A/E fuse ReplacementCP-18A/ETurn power OFF Check Rapid charging with the BC-135Operation Flow Chart Memory mode VFO modeConfirmation beep p Backlighting p Power save p Auto power OFF pScan resume time p TV Frequency Table A. channelsCcir channels Australian channels Taiwan channelsNew Zealand channels China channels Indonesian channelsItalian channels FOT channels Specifications and Options GeneralReceiver Operating periods Approx OptionsTroubleshooting Problem Possible Cause SolutionQuick Reference Quick Reference Declaration of Conformity Kamihigashi, Hirano-ku, Osaka 547-0002 Japan