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Icom IC-R5 instruction manual Quick Reference Guide, Preparation, Battery installation, Belt clip

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QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE

■Preparation

DBattery installation

qRemove the battery cover from the receiver.

wInstall 2 R6(AA) size Ni- Cd, Ni-MH or alkaline cell batteries.

• Be sure to observe the cor- rect polarity.

• Charge Ni-Cd or Ni-MH batteries before use. (See the right page for charging instructions.)

Keep battery the contacts clean. It’s a good idea to clean the battery terminals once a week.

DAntenna

Insert the supplied antenna into the antenna connector and screw down the antenna as shown at right.

NEVER hold the antenna when car- rying the receiver.

Keep the jack cover attached when jack is not in use to protect the con- nectors from dust and moisture.

✔ For your information

Third-party antennas may increase receiver performance.

An optional AD-92SMAANTENNA CONNECTOR ADAPTER is

available to connect an antenna with a BNC connector.

DBelt clip

Conveniently attaches to your belt.

Slide the belt clip into the plastic loop on the back of the receiver.

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DHandstrap

Slide the handstrap through the loop on the side of the belt clip as il- lustrated at right. Facilities carrying.

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Icom IC-R5 instruction manual Quick Reference Guide, Preparation, Battery installation, Belt clip

Contents

IR5 Explicit Definitions Precaution Supplied Accessories IiiTable of Contents Preparation Battery installationQuick Reference Guide Belt clipInstall the Ni-Cd batteries Rotate Dial to select Y then push BandCharging conﬁrmation is displayed as below About default setting Your ﬁrst scanning ExperienceBasic operation Memory programming Receive mode selectionSetting frequency Selecting a memory ChannelSelecting a scan edge channel a Programmed scan operationProgramming scan edges Selecting a scan edge channel BSelecting a scanning type Starting scan Select VFO modeCancelling scan Starting scanPanel Description Front, top and side panelsPush for 1 sec. to turn the receiver power on and OFF UCONTROL Dial DialRDUPLEX Indicators p WLOCK Indicator pERECEIVE Mode Indicator p TTONE IndicatorsPriority Watch Indicator p 1SIGNAL Strength Indicator p2VOLUME Exchange Indicator p Battery caution Battery ChargingBattery installation Charging cautionCharging description Battery chargingCharging connections Charging periods Approx hoursFrequency and Channel Setting VFO and memory channelsOperating band selection Frequency and Channel Setting Available frequency bandsTuning step selection Setting a frequencySetting a tuning step Rotate Dial to select the desired frequency bandLock function Push V/MS.MW~ to select the memory modeSelecting a memory channel Rotate Dial to select the desired memory channelBasic Operation Setting audio volumeWhen a signal is received ReceivingSquelch level setting Receive mode selectionMonitor function Attenuator functionPush and hold SQL to monitor the operating frequency Setting Duplex operationRotate Dial to select DUP Setting dial select step Push Tsset momentarily to exit set modeDial select step Memory Channels General descriptionMemory bank setting Rotate Dial to select the desired bank channel numberPush V/MS.MW~ momentarily to set the channel into the bank Rotate Dial to select the bank channel Memory bank selectionPush V/MS.MW~ to select memory mode, if desired To return to regular memory condition, rotate Dial whileProgramming memory/bank name Rotate Dial to move the cursor to left or rightAvailable characters Selecting display type Selecting bank channel indicationCopying memory contents While pushing FUNC, push V/MS.MW~ for 1 sec Push V/MS.MW~ for 1 sec. to clear the contentsMemory clearing EssaryTransferring memory contents Erasing/transferring bank contents Full Scan p Scan OperationScan types FREQUENCY/MEMORY Skip Function pSelect VFO mode with V/MS.MW~ Full/band/programmed scanTo start the scan, push Modescan Scan edges programming Example Programming 145.300 MHz into scan edges 03ASelect memory mode with V/MS.MW~ Memory/bank/all bank scanRe-calling the stored frequencies Auto memory write scanDuring auto-memory write scanning Clearing the stored frequenciesSkip channel/frequency setting NelScan pause timer Scan resume timerScan resume condition About priority beep function Priority WatchPriority watch types Watch startsPriority watch operation Push Tsset to exit set mode and start the watchPush Tsset to cancel the watch Select memory mode, or the desired bank group thenVFO scan watch qSelect memory mode When scanning memory/bank channels0Push Tsset to cancel the watch and scan OPush Func to stop the beeps and blinking manually Tone Squelch and Pocket BeepTone/DTCS squelch operation Step yTone squelch frequency/DTCS code setting Available Dtcs code listAvailable tone frequency list Dtcs polarity setting Tone scan While pushing FUNC, push Modescan to start the tone scanExpanded set mode ON/OFF SET ModeSet mode entering and operation GeneralSet mode items General set mode itemsExpanded set mode items Key-touch beep Dial select stepPriority watch Beep output levelPower save Antenna selectionMHz differ according to version, re Key lock effect Monitor switch actionNo accessible switch is available, except Dial speed accelerationScan resume timer Auto power OFFScan pause timer Scan stop beepOffset frequency Duplex directionTone squelch Available subaudible tone frequencies DTone frequency Ddtcs codeDtcs polarity Available Dtcs codeLCD contrast Weather alert functionTurns weather alert function on and OFF Other Functions Antenna selectionSelecting antenna Dial function assignment Weather channel operationWeather channel selection Turn the weather alert function OFF in set mode Cloning between receivers Push SQL on the master receiverAuto power-off function Cloning using a personal computerCloning error Partial reset DU.S.A. channels Frequency TableTV channels Dccir channelsZealand DChina channelsDNew ChannelsTaiwan channels Indonesian channelsDItalian channels FOT channelsVHF marine channels Weather channelsunit MHzOther communications in the USA Murs channelsHF CB Citizens Band channels Wireless Microphones General aviation frequenciesDCable TV IRC LPD Low Power Device channels Unit MHz Other communications- other countriesPMR446 channels unit MHz UHF C.R.S Citizen Radio Service channels Maintenance TroubleshootingCP-18A/E fuse replacement Specifications DgeneralOptions OptionsPocket Guide Memory channel programming Declaration Conformity We Icom Inc. 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