6-2 CW OPERATION
[VOX]
OUT position
[CW/N]
Push [CW/N]
BASIC OPERATION
6
[CW
250Hz]
OUT position
[IF SHIFT]
OUT position
[MONI]
OUT position
(p. 33)
[AGC]
FAST position
(p. 31)
[PRE/ATT]
OFF position
(p. 21)
OUT position
(p. 32)
(1) CW
RECEIVING
1) Set controls and switches as described on p. 19.
2) Push [POWER]
IN.
3) Select the desired operating band.
(See p. 20)
4) Push [CW/N].
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e Push [CW/N] again to select the CW narrow filter.
eWhen
operating CW with a 250 Hz narrow
filter, an
optional CW narrow filter is required.
(See p. 50)
5) Set [AGC] to the [FAST]
position.
6) Adjust [AF] as desired.
7) Adjust [CW PITCH]
if needed.
8) Adjust [SOL] , if needed.
9) Rotate the main dial to receive a signal.
Ш CW SELECTIVITY
INFORMATION
SELECTIVITY
2.2 kHz/— 6 dB
500 Hz/—6 dB
250 Hz/—6 dB
[CW 250 Hz] : ON
(optional)
[NOTCH]
OUT position
(p. 31)
[CW PITCH]
Center position
(p. 22)
(2) CW TRANSMITTING
Plug a straight key or iambic key paddle into the [KEY]
or
[ELEC-KEY]
jack on the rear panel respectively.
1) Select non break-in, semi break-in or full break-in:
e Non break-in
: Set [TRANSMIT/RECEIVE]
to
TRANSMIT.
e Semi break-in
: Push [VOX].
e Full break-in
: Push both [VOX] and [FULL BK-IN].
2) Operate the CW key.
3) For semi break-in operation, adjust [VOX
DELAY]
to
set the break-in delay time.
4) When
using an iambic key paddle, adjust
[ELEC-KEY
SPEED]
with [FAST/SLOW]
to suit your keying speed.
5) Adjust [MONITOR
GAIN]
to the desired sidetone level.
6) Transmit/receive switching is:
- automatic when semi or full break-in is used.
- manual with the [TRANSMIT/RECEIVE]
switch.
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how to adjust the transmit bandwidth
To adjust the transmit bandwidth on the Icom IC-765, you can select between LSB and USB modes depending on the frequency band:
- USB is automatically selected on bands above 10 MHz.
- LSB is automatically selected on bands below 7 MHz.
- Push the [SSB] button again to switch between USB and LSB.
The SSB selectivity (bandwidth) is fixed at 2.2 kHz at –6 dB. There is no direct control to manually change the transmit bandwidth beyond selecting USB or LSB.
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