Example 59.75 MHz, Example 59.25 MHz

(Example 59.75 MHz)

BASIC OPERATION 3

(Example 59.25 MHz)

7. Tune the station

Use the keypad to enter the fre- quency — (example 59.75 MHz).

[Example]

VFO

WFM

9. 59

.	VFO
	WFM

59.

VFO

WFM

559. 75

ENT

VFO

WFM

59.7500

7-1. Tune the station

Enter the frequency from the 100 kHz digit when you want to change below the 1 MHz digit only — (example from 59.75 MHz to 59.25 MHz).

[Example]

.	VFO
	WFM

59.

VFO

WFM

559. 25

ENT

VFO

WFM

59.2500

8. Use the tuning dial

Rotate [DIAL] to search for nearby stations above and below the tuned frequency.

	VFO
	WFM
	59.2000
[DIAL]	VFO
	WFM
	59.2500
[DIAL]	VFO
	WFM

59.3000

NOTE: WFM and regular FM share the same circuit. Depending on the receive condition, this may result in distortion. In such cases, try lowering the fre- quency 30–50 kHz.

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IC-R10 specifications

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Contents

IR10 Fore attempting to operate the receiver Read ALL Instructions Carefully beFollowing explicit deﬁnitions apply to this manual For U.S.A. only Accessories included with the receiverQ1 Antenna W1 Handstrap T1 Ni-Cd batteries Table of Contents Operating Theory Front and side panels Panel DescriptionEmits the receive audio Top panel Adjusts the audio output levelVaries the squelch threshold point for audio mute Varies the RF gain in LSB, USB and CW modes Function display Memo VFO Easy VSC AT T Appears while the function Func switch is pushed Appears while the sleep timer is activated pAppears while in memory mode p Appears while in VFO mode p Secondary Function while pushing Func KeypadMemory search function p Secondary Function while pushing Func Charging Ni-Cd batteries Charging precautionsAbout Ni-Cd batteries Charging connections Battery installation Antenna Accessory attachmentBelt clip Handstrap Turn power on Selecting VFO modeAdjust the volume Basic Operation Adjust the RF gain Adjust the squelchSelect VFO mode What is squelch? What are receive modes? Selecting a receive mode Call up the tuning step set mode Selecting a tuning stepSelect the tuning step What are tuning steps? Select the frequency Tuning a frequency via the keypadEnter the frequency Select VFO mode and a receive mode Tuning a frequency via the dialTune a frequency Rotate Dial to change the fre- quency What are dial select steps? Dial select stepsPush and hold FUNC, then rotate Dial Band scope function What is the band scope function?Preparation While pushing FUNC, push 1BSCOPE Set band scope function Adjust squelch Adjust volumeSelect the receive mode Select VFO Example 59.75 MHz Use the tuning dialExample 59.25 MHz Tune the station Listening example 2 airband broadcast in AM mode Example 118.00 MHz Example 118.925 MHz Enter a frequency of 118.0000 MHz* using the keypad p Selecting Memory mode Memory ModeSelect Memory mode What is memory mode? Selecting a Bank channel Selecting a Bank and memory channelSelecting a memory channel-1 Selecting a memory channel-2 Setting other information Bank and memory channel settingProgramming a memory channel Programming Select VFO mode p Set the frequency and receive mode p Setting receive conditionsWhile pushing FUNC, push V/MMW Programming details Set up Programming details Programming the data Data settingPush 0 and 7 to enter the mem- ory channel number While pushing FUNC, push V/MMW for 2 sec 1While pushing FUNC, push V/MMW to enter memory write mode Setting the frequencySet the Bank and memory channel Push Rotate Dial or push 0 then 1 to select channel Push Edit to enter memory set- ting mode Modeam Programming details Cont What is the memory copy function? Copy to VFO modeMemory copy Copy to the other memory channel 59.7500 MHz, WFM, A45 to VFO Copying example Scanning Operation What is scanning?Repeatedly scans operatable frequency range A00 FM only A05 B00-R99 A07 A06 A01 A03 A04 Set the volume and squelch levels Set receive modeBefore scanning What is VSC? Set the scan delayWhat is scan delay? Set the VSC Memory scan Full scanStart and stop the scan Start and stop scanning Program scanSelect program scan channel Auto memory write scan For your convenience During auto-memory write scanning Select Bank scan and Bank number Bank scanWhile pushing FUNC, push 8BANK-S Select mode select scan and mode Mode select scan Program skip setting Cont Program skip settingMemory skip setting Skip function Set Signavi function Signavi functionSelect scan type and start scanning 3Push Scan or CLR to stop scan- ning Priority Watch What is priority watch?Types of priority watch A01A32 Program a priority channel Into Priority Channel VFO Mode p or Memory mode pSet Main frequency You want to program Easy mode operation Easy ModeSelect Easy mode Push Easy to select Easy mode Appears Edit Function Attenuator settings can be toggled on or OFFMemory channel edit You can store the following items into a memory channel A00 Memory channel edit ﬂow chart Set frequency Enter memory edit modeSet channel names Enter channel Names via Keypad or by ro Tating Dial Rotate Dial to select receive mode Set receive mode and skip conditionSet attenuator condition Set Bank names Select or program a tuning step Easy mode channel editProgram scan channel edit Set the start frequency for scan frequency range Start Freq Enter edit mode Program scan or Easy mode channel editSet start frequency Set scan delay time Set receive mode and tuning stepRotate Dial to select scan delay time Push and hold Edit to enter the set contents What is SET mode? SET Mode Opening message Entering SET modeBeep audio Display contrast Backlight Condition Power saveProgram skip Memory skip CI-V address Scan delayCI-V baud CI-V transceive Setting AFC Low battery indicatorLow battery indicator activates when the installed batter Other Functions Lock function Monitor functionSet monitor Set lock NB/ANL function ATT functionSet ATT Set NB/ANL User TS setting Sleep timer functionSet sleep timer Set tuning step Memory search function Enter memory search modeEnter memory channel names Enter memory channel names via the keypad or Dial Selecting a memory channel SearchingPush Scan to start memory channel search Push ENT to select a memory channel Set auto mode Auto mode and TS functionSet auto TS Partial reset Resetting the CPUAll reset Data cloning Set cloning mode and start cloningConnect an optional OPC-474 be Tween both SP jacks Alphanumeric input Alphanumeric KEY Assignment Command table Control CommandsData format Data area RS-232C Cable Power supply 15VDC Computer OptionalTo CI-V Problem Possible Cause Solution Troubleshooting Troubleshooting General Specifications Protects the receiver from everyday wear and tear OptionsAllows you to transfer data between receivers Kamihigashi, Hirano-ku, Osaka 547 Japan

Tamron IC-R10 Example 59.75 MHz, Example 59.25 MHz, Tune the station, Use the tuning dial

Models: IC-R10

(Example 59.75 MHz)

(Example 59.25 MHz)

7. Tune the station

8. Use the tuning dial

IC-R10 specifications