Icom IC-F8101 Service Manual page 30

5-3 TRANSMIT ADJUSTMENTS (Continued)
TRANSCEIVER'S
ADJUSTMENT
CONDITION
TX POWER 1 • Channel: 26
(CW mode) • Mode:
• Receiving
2 • Transmitting
3 • Receiving
4 • Transmitting
5 • Receiving
6 • Transmitting
TX POWER 1 • Channel: 27
(AM mode) • Mode:
• Receiving
2 • Transmitting
TX POWER 1 • Channel: 28
(DATA) • Mode:
• Receiving
2 • Transmitting
PO METER 1 • Receiving
LOW 1 • Receiving
VOLTAGE
APC
2 • Receiving
POWER 1 • Receiving
OFF V
TX 1 • Channel: 29
SENSITIVITY • Receiving
2 • Mode:
• Transmitting
‡ ‡‡
: For 125 W versions. : For 100 W versions.
*; Enter the Confi g Menu as shown below.
1) Push [ ] to return to the Main Menu.
2) Select "Setmode" and push [
3) Select "RF Power," and then set the TX power.
4) Return to the Factory Menu to continue the adjustment.
• ADJUSTMENT POINT ON THE
MAIN-A UNIT
TX IF SENSITIVITY ADJUSTMENT POINT (R1535)
OPERATION
• Test equipment
CW Connect the test equipment to
the antenna connector.
• Test equipment
AM Connect the test equipment to
the antenna connector.
• Test equipment
RTTY Connect the test equipment to
the antenna connector.
–
–
–
• Test equipment
1) Connect the test equipment
to the antenna connector and
USB
[MIC].
2) Set the test equipment's au-
dio generator as:
Frequency: 1 kHz
Level:
] to enter, and then select "Confi g" using []/[].
(Confi g Menu)*
Simple 22/30
(Factory Menu
>Simple)
(Confi g Menu)*
Simple 23/30
(Factory Menu)
(Confi g Menu)*
Simple 24/30
(Factory Menu)
(Confi g Menu)*
(Factory Menu>
Detail>Detail-41/64)
(Confi g Menu)*
(Factory Menu>
Detail>Detail-42/64)
(Factory Menu>
Design>
Design-73/131)
(Factory Menu>
Design>
Design-80/131)
(Factory Menu>
Design>
Design-81/131)
(Factory Menu>
Design>
Design-82/131)
(Confi g Menu)*
(MAIN-A UNIT)
2 mV
5-11
ADJUSTMENT
ITEM
"RF Power"
"TX Low Power"
"RF Power"
"TX Middle Power"
"RF Power"
"TX High Power"
"RF Power"
"AM Power Ratio"
"RF Power"
"DATA Power Ratio"
"Power Meter H"
"Pocv H"
"Pocv L"
"Power OFF V"
"RF Power H"
R1535
VALUE
"LOW"
10 W
"MID"
50 W
"HIGH"
‡
120 W
‡‡
100 W
"HIGH"
30 W
"HIGH"
75 W
‡
155
‡‡
140
‡
158
‡‡
150
‡
65
‡‡
90
‡‡
125
"HIGH"
70 W