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- Page 1 E-TECH Co., Ltd 1/18 ▶ Table of Contents◀ 1. Introduction 2. Description of Unit 3. Technical Specifications 4. Feature and operation 5. Antenna Installation FILE: IM101 service manual.doc 2006.01.10...
- Page 2 E-TECH Co., Ltd 2/26 1. Introduction IM101 has a compact size with a various features in the range of 136~174MHz. Has a various features shown as below. IM101 constructed with a microprocessor controlled, temperature compensated Phase Locked Loop(PLL) frequency synthesizer. The radio features a double conversion receiver and a direct FM transmitter modulator.
- Page 3 5) Maximum frequency deviation: ±2.5 kHz(Narrow)/ ±5 kHz(Wide) 6) Audio Distortion less than 5% (1 kHz 60%) 7) SPURIOUS Emission -75 [dBc] ∼ 8) FM Hum & Noise -40 / -45 [dB] (HP8920A 300Hz 3kHz BP 9) BAND SPREAD 38[MHz] FILE: IM101 service manual.doc 2006.01.10...
- Page 4 4. Feature and Operation EXTERNAL VIEW 4)LCD 3)TX POWER 5)SCAN Button HIGH/LOW 2) LED 1)POWER ON/OFF 6)SPEAKER & Volume control 7)Mic Jack & 8)Squelch PC-Programming 12) Monitor level 9)DOWN button 10)Menu Button Jack 11)UP button FILE: IM101 service manual.doc 2006.01.10...
- Page 5 Stun/Unstun is included in your radio. 28. BACK LIGHT : Lamp is lighting when you check LCD status. 29. Reset : Radio Data Reset. 30.MIC GAIN: Mic sensitivity control 31.Vari Call :Variable Call FILE: IM101 service manual.doc 2006.01.10...
- Page 6 When fifteen calls have been stored by the radio, depending on the radio programming the sixteenth call received may overwrite the first or not be stored by the radio. to enter Menu Mode. 2) Display shows to select to scroll list to exit FILE: IM101 service manual.doc 2006.01.10...
- Page 7 4. Status call list 4-1. Making STATUS call to enter Menu Mode. to until to select to scroll list 5) Push PTT KEY for sending message on the LCD. FILE: IM101 service manual.doc 2006.01.10...
- Page 8 E-TECH Co., Ltd 8/26 4-2 Make STATUS Message to enter Menu Mode. to until to select to scroll list to SELECT 5. Lone work to enter Menu Mode. to until to select to select ON/OFF FILE: IM101 service manual.doc 2006.01.10...
- Page 9 7. Tx Tone Selecting Transmitting TONE(CTCSS/DCS). to enter Menu Mode. to until to select to Select TONE을 either CTCSS or DCS. 0= NON TONE 1-38 CTCSS 101 – 183 DCS TONE to select exit FILE: IM101 service manual.doc 2006.01.10...
- Page 10 TONE either CTCSS or DCS. 0= NON TONE 1-38 CTCSS 101 – 183 DCS TONE. to select exit 9. Group Changing GROUP Tone. to enter Menu Mode. to until to select to select scroll list to select exit FILE: IM101 service manual.doc 2006.01.10...
- Page 11 10. Beep on/off to enter Menu Mode. to until to select to select on off . to select 11. Key lock to enter Menu Mode. to until to select to select key lock /unlock. to select FILE: IM101 service manual.doc 2006.01.10...
- Page 12 16 level is available. 0 = terminate sq function to enter Menu Mode. to until to select to the scroll list to select exit 13. Auto Squelch to enter Menu Mode. to until to select to select on /off . to select FILE: IM101 service manual.doc 2006.01.10...
- Page 13 E-TECH Co., Ltd 13/26 14. Scan to enter Menu Mode. to until to scan. 4) Push PTT for exit 15. DTMF to enter Menu Mode. to until to select to select ON /OFF. to select FILE: IM101 service manual.doc 2006.01.10...
- Page 14 Menu Mode. to until to select to select ON /OFF. to select 17. Vox Level 16 level is available.. to enter Menu Mode. to until to select to scroll list to select for exit FILE: IM101 service manual.doc 2006.01.10...
- Page 15 15/26 18. Auto Vox to enter Menu Mode. to until to select to select ON /OFF. to select 19. Priority Scan to enter Menu Mode. to until to select to select ON /OFF. to select FILE: IM101 service manual.doc 2006.01.10...
- Page 16 20. Priority scan CH to enter Menu Mode. to until to select to scroll list to select for exit 21. Power save to enter Menu Mode. to until to select to select ON /OFF. to select FILE: IM101 service manual.doc 2006.01.10...
- Page 17 E-TECH Co., Ltd 17/26 22. Talkaround to enter Menu Mode. to until to select to select ON /OFF. to select 23. Password to enter Menu Mode. to until to select to select ON /OFF. to select FILE: IM101 service manual.doc 2006.01.10...
- Page 18 KEY to change password. by pushing enter KEY to change digit of password. 5) Enter new password by 4 digit. 25. Dimmer Back light Control to enter Menu Mode. to until to select to select level to select FILE: IM101 service manual.doc 2006.01.10...
- Page 19 19/26 26. Scramble to enter Menu Mode. to until to select to select ON /OFF. to select 27. Status call Send to enter Menu Mode. to until to select to select ON /OFF. to select FILE: IM101 service manual.doc 2006.01.10...
- Page 20 28. Misscall List Delete to enter Menu Mode. to until to select to select ON /OFF. to select 29. Radio Reset to enter Menu Mode. to until to select to select ON /OFF. to select FILE: IM101 service manual.doc 2006.01.10...
- Page 21 1,2,3~A,B,C,D,E to select 31. Mic Sensitivity Level (Mic Gain Control) to enter Menu Mode. to until to select to select HIGH/LOW. “HIGH “is high sensitivity and “LOW” is normal sensitivity FILE: IM101 service manual.doc 2006.01.10...
- Page 22 (Speaker Close) 0V Enable ⑩ CPU_TX_PATH MIC MUTE (MIC Input Close) Power Supply & External Speaker Jack Connection Pin NO Function Remark ⓐ 13.6V Power Cable 13.6V ⓑ Ground ⓒ Speaker OUT External Speaker Jack FILE: IM101 service manual.doc 2006.01.10...
- Page 23 [NOTE] For mobile radios with rated power of 7 watts or less, the only installation restrictions are to use only E-tech approved antennas and install the antenna externally on metal body vehicles. For mobile radios with rated power greater than 7 watts, always adhere to all the guidelines and restrictions in 5.2 below.
- Page 24 2. Your microphone has a telephone-type connector at the end of is cord. Plug the microphone into the control head connector. 3. To complete your radio installation, plug the power cable into the radio power connector. FILE: IM101 service manual.doc 2006.01.10...
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