Icom IC-821H Instruction Manual page 35

FM REPEATER USE 5
W One-touch repeater (U.S.A. and Australia versions only)
The U.S.A. and Australia version's repeater settings
(DUP+ or DUP— and tone encoder ON) can be
activated by simply pushing [FM] in FM mode.
The display shows
— duplex is selected for
the one-touch repeater
function.
W Optional tone scan
By monitoring a signal that is being transmitted on a
repeater input frequency, you can determine the
tone frequency necessary to open a repeater. The
tone scan can be used in both bands and an op-
tional UT-84 is required.
@) Select FM mode with the [FM] switch.
@ Set the desired frequency to be checked for a
tone frequency. (e.g. repeater input frequency)
@) Activate the tone encoder or tone squelch.
@) Push [SCAN] for 2 sec. to start the tone scan.
The duplex direction setting is common for each
band. Set the desired duplex direction as follows:
@ Push [SPCH*SET] for 2 sec. to enter set mode.
@) Push [FM] once to select the one touch repeater
setting display.
@) Rotate the tuning dial to select the desired du-
plex direction.
@ Push [SPCH] to exit set mode.
The operating
frequency changes to
the tone frequency.
©) When the tone frequency is matched, the scan
pauses with a beep and the tone frequency is
programmed into the set mode contents of the
subaudible tone or tone squelch frequency.
- The tone frequency is temporarily changed when
scanning on a memory or call channel.
© Push [SCAN] to stop the tone scan.
- When the scan resume function is cancelled using
set mode with [SCAN], the tone scan is cancelled
when the tone frequency is matched. (p. 49)
W Auto repeater function (U.S.A. and Australia versions only)
The U.S.A. and Australia versions automatically
activate repeater settings (DUP+ or DUP- and
tone encoder ON/OFF) when the operating fre-
quency falls within the general repeater frequency
range and deactivates them when outside of the
range. See p. 47 for auto repeater selection.
% The repeater range can be programmed by the
following procedure only. The ranges remain
even when the CPU is reset. (p. 15)
¢ Programming a repeater frequency
range
The U.S.A. and Australia versions can have 3 re-
peater output frequency ranges set for each band.
For the U.S.A. version, the general repeater fre-
quency ranges (right) are set by default.
@ Program the desired lower repeater output fre-
quency edge and duplex direction (DUP— or
DUP +) into memory channel 1. (p. 34)
@® Program the desired higher repeater output fre-
quency edge into memory channel 2.
© Program the other frequency edges into memory
channels 3/4 and 5/6 in a similar manner.
-if you do not require more ranges, be sure that
memory channel 3 and/or 5 are set to simplex.
@ Program the other band edges referring to M-©.
© Turn power OFF, then turn power ON while
pushing [FM] and [TONE] to program the ranges.
After programming, the memory channels can be
changed and the ranges do not change if the
contents are changed.
e Default repeater frequency ranges and
offset directions of the U.S.A. version
145,2000-145.4999 MHZ | wis wa care
146.6100—-146.9999 MHz ra
147.0000-—147.3999 MHz | "DUP +" appears.
442.0000—444.9999 MHz | "DUP +" appears.
447.0000—449.9999 MHz | "DUP —" appears.
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