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Icom IC-9100 Instruction Manual (212 pages)

HF/VHF/UHF Transceiver

Brand: Icom | Category: Transceiver | Size: 20.95 MB

Features
2
Important
2
Explicit Definitions
2
Supplied Accessories
2
Fcc Information
2
Precautions
3
Product Introduction
4
D-Star Introduction
4
- D about the D-STAR System
  4
  - Dystem Description
    5
  - Table of Contents
    6
  - Front Panel Facilities
    10
  - Antenna Tuner Switch
    10
  - Antenna Meter Switch
    10
  - Electronic Keyer Jack
    10
Panel Description
10
- Main Band AF Control
  11
- Main Band RF Gain Control
  11
- Manual Notch Filter Control
  11
- Notch Switch
  11
- Front Panel
  12
  - Menu Switch
    12
  - Sub Band AF Control
    12
  - Sub Band RF Gain Control
    12
  - Sub Band TX/RX Indicator
    12
  - Call-GPS Switch
    13
  - Electronic CW Keyer Speed Control
    13
  - Preamp-Attenuator Switch
    13
  - Vox/Bk-In Switch
    13
  - Filter Switch
    14
  - Mode Switches
    14
  - Transmit Frequency Check Switch
    14
  - Mains/Sub-Band Switch
    15
  - Satellite Switch
    15
  - Sub Switch
    15
  - VFO Select Switch
    15
  - Memo Pad-Write Switch
    16
  - Memory Write Switch/Memory Clear Switch
    16
  - Tuning Step-Repeater Group Switch
    16
  - Vfo/Memory Switch
    16
  - Memory Channel Control
    17
  - Passband Tuning Controls
    17
  - PBT Clear Switch
    17
  - Sub Dial Switch
    17
  - Clear Switch
    18
  - Main Dial
    18
  - RIT/TX Control
    18
  - Speech/Lock Switch
    18
  - Rear Panel Facilities
    19
- Rear Panel
  20
  - About the Modulation Input
    21
  - About the USB Driver
    21
- D ACC Socket Information
  22
  - DATA2 Socket Information
    23
  - When Connecting the ACC Conversion Cable
    23
  - Function Display
    24
    
    LCD Display
    24
    
    Function Display
    28
- D Function Keys on D1 Display
  30
- D Function Keys on D2 Display
  30
  - Electronic Keyer and Microphone Connections
    31
  - Grounding
    31
  - Installagion and Connections
    31
  - Selecting a Location
    31
  - Antenna Connection
    32
  - Antenna SWR
    32
  - Grounding
    33
    
    Required Connections
    33
    
    Advanced Connections
    34
  - External Keypad Connections
    35
    
    Optional and the External Units Connections
    35
    
    Connecting a DC Power Supply
    36
  - Power Supply Connections
    36
    
    Linear Amplifier Connections
    37
    
    Connecting a Non-Icom Linear Amplifier
    38
    
    Connecting an AH-4
    38
    
    External Antenna Tuner Connection
    38
  - Linear Ampliﬁer Connections
    38
    
    Microphone Connector Information
    39
    
    Microphones
    39
D SM-50 (Option)
39
- Basic Operation
  40
- Before First Applying Power
  40
- Turning on (Partial Resetting)
  40
- MAIN/SUB Band Selection
  41
- About Transmitting
  41
D SUB Band Display
41
- About the Tuned Band with the SUB Dial Control
  42
- SUB Band Setting Mode Operation
  42
- The SUB Dial Function
  42
- Selecting the VFO A/B
  43
- Selecting Vfo/Memory Mode
  43
- VFO Description
  43
- VFO Equalization
  43
- Selecting a Frequency Band
  44
- Using the Band Stacking Registers
  44
- Direct Frequency Entry with the Keypad
  46
- Frequency Setting
  46
- Tuning with Main Dial
  46
- Quick Tuning Function
  47
- Selecting Khz Step
  47
- 1/4 Tuning Step Function
  48
- Auto Tuning Step Function
  48
- Frequency Setting
  48
- Basic Transmit Operation
  53
  - Squelch and Receive Sensitivity
    53
  - Meter Display Selection
    54
  - Voice Synthesizer Operation
    54
  - Volume Setting
    54
  - Basic Transmit Operation
    55
  - Microphone Gain Adjustment
    55
Operating SSB
56
Receive and Transmit
56
- Operating CW
  57
- About CW Pitch Control
  58
- About Keying Speed
  58
- CW Sidetone Function
  58
- Operating CW
  58
D about the CW Reverse Mode
58
- Electronic Keyer Functions
  59
- Memory Keyer Menu Construction
  59
- Memory Keyer Send Menu
  60
- Editing a Memory Keyer
  61
- Pre-Programmed Memory Keyer Contents
  61
- Contest Number Set Mode
  62
- Number Style
  62
- Count up Trigger
  62
- Present Number
  62
- D Keyer Set Mode
  63
- Rise Time
  63
- Message Display
  63
- Side Tone L-Limit
  63
- Sode Tone Level
  63
- Paddle Polarity
  64
- Keyr Type
  64
- MIC Up/Down Keyer
  64
- Operating RTTY (FSK)
  65
- RTTY Functions
  66
- Construction of RTTY Menu
  66
- About RTTY Reverse Mode
  67
- Twin Peak Filter
  67
- D Rtty Decoder
  68
- Setting the Decoder Threshold Level
  68
- RTTY Set Mode
  69
- Operating AM/FM
  70
- Tone Squelch Operation
  71
- Available Tone Squelch Frequencies
  71
- DTCS Operation
  72
- Available DTCS Codes
  72
- Tone Scan/Dtcs Code Scan Operation
  73
- Repeater Operation
  74
- Repeater Access Tone Frequency Setting
  74
- Available Tone Frequencies
  74
- 1750 Hz Tone Burst
  75
- One-Touch Repeater Function
  75
- Transmit Frequency Monitor Check
  75
- Setting the Auto Repeater Ranges
  76
- Frequency Reange and Shift Direction (Default)
  76
- Memory Channel Combination of the Auto Repeater Ranges
  76
- Turning on the Auto Repeater Function
  77
- Storing a Non-Standard Repeater
  77
- Functions for Receive
  78
- AFC Operation
  78
- RIT Function
  78
- RIT Monitor Function
  78
- Simple Band Scope
  79
- Preamplifier
  80
- Attenuator
  80
- AGC Function
  81
- AGC Speed Selection
  81
- Setting the AGC Time Constant
  81
- IF Filter Selection
  82
- Filter Passband Width Setting
  82
- 1St if Filter Selection
  83
- IF (DSP) Filter Shape
  83
- Twin PBT Operation
  84
- NB Set Mode
  85
- Meter Peak Hold Function
  85
- Noise Blanker
  85
- Noise Reduction
  86
- Dial Lock Function
  86
- Notch Function
  86
- Functions for Transmit
  87
- VOX Function
  87
- Break-In Function
  88
- Semi Break-In Operation
  88
- Full Break-In Operation
  88
- Transmit Filter Width Selection
  89
- Speech Compressor
  89
- TX Function
  90
- Monitor Function
  90
- Split Frequency Operation
  91
- Direct Frequency Shift Input
  91
- Split Lock Function
  91
- Quick Split Function
  92
- Split Frequency Offset Setting
  92
- Measuring SWR
  93
- Spot Measurement
  93
- Plot Measurement
  93
- Programming a Call Sign
  94
- DV Mode Programming
  94
- "MY" (Your Own Call Sign) Programming
  94
- Call Sign Programming
  94
- "UR" (Destination Call Sign) Programming
  95
- "R1" (Access/Area Repeater Call Sign) and "R2" Programming
  96
- Repeater List
  97
- To Select the Repeater List Entry Mode
  97
- Repeater List Programming
  98
- Repeater Name Programming
  98
- Repeater Call Sign Programming
  98
- Access Repeater Setting (R1 Use)
  99
- Frequency Programming (FREQ)
  99
- Repeater Group Programming
  99
- Gateway Repeater Call Sign Programming
  99
- Editing a Repeater List
  100
- Duplex Direction Setting (DUP)
  100
- Frequency Offset Programming (Offset)/Storing the Repeater List
  100
- Repeater List Selection/Repeater Data Programming
  100
- Clearing a Repeater List
  101
- To Add the Programmed Data as a New List
  101
- To Overwrite the Programmed Data to the Selected List
  101
- How to Select the Repeater Call Sign Group
  102
- Call Sign Setting
  102
- Digital Mode Operation
  102
- DV Mode Operation
  102
- Receiving a D-Star Repeater
  103
- Receiver Call Signs
  104
- Desired Call Record Display
  104
- One-Touch Reply Using the Call Record
  105
- After Receiving a Call
  105
- Selecting a Call Record
  105
- Copying the Call Sign Memory Contents
  106
- When the "Edit Record" Item Is Set to "Auto"
  106
- When the "Edit Record" Item Is Set to "Select"
  106
- Copying the Call Record Contents into Call Sign Memory
  107
- Communication Form
  108
- DR (D-STAR Repeater) Mode Operation
  108
- Access Repeater Scan
  109
- Calling CQ
  110
- Making a CQ Call through Your Local Area (Access) Repeater
  110
- Storing the Set Data
  111
- Making a Zone Cq/Gateway CQ Call
  111
- Calling a Specific Station
  112
- Making a Call to an Individual Station through Local Area Repeater
  112
- A Call to an Individual Station through Link Repeater in the same Zone
  113
- A Call to an Individual Station through a Gateway Repeater
  113
- Confirming the Setting
  114
- Settings for "UR" and "R2", Depending on the Communication Form
  114
- Simplex Operation Using the VFO
  115
- Making a Simplex CQ Call or a Call to an Individual Station
  115
- Repeater Operation Using the VFO
  116
- A CQ Call or a Call to an Individual Station through Gateway Repeaters
  118
- Message Operation
  120
- TX Message Programming
  120
- Programming a Transmit Message
  120
- Message Transmission
  121
- RX Message Display
  121
- DV Automatic Detection
  122
- Automatic Reply Function
  122
- Digital Squelch Functions
  123
- EMR Communication
  124
- Adjusting the EMR AF Level
  124
- BK Mode Communication
  125
- How to Use Break-In?
  125
- Low-Speed Data Communication
  126
- Packet Loss Indication
  126
- DV Set Mode Description
  127
- GPS Operation
  130
- GPS Screen Construction
  130
- GPS Data Communication
  131
- Sentence Formatter Setting
  131
- Position Display (GPS Operation)
  132
- Display the Grid Locator Information
  133
- GPS Automatic Transmission
  133
- Saving Your Own or Received Position Data
  133
- GPS Message Programming
  134
- Received GPS Message Display
  135
- GPS Memory Operation
  136
- Add a GPS Memory
  136
- Memory Name Programming
  136
- Time Data Programming
  137
- Memory Bank Setting
  137
- Longitude Data Programming
  137
- Latitude Data Programming
  137
- Edit a GPS Memory
  138
- GPS Alarm Setting
  139
- Clear All Memory Channels
  140
- Clear a Desired Bank
  140
- Clear a Desired Memory Channel
  140
- GPS Memory Clearing
  140
- My Position
  141
- Manual Position
  141
- Position Format
  141
- GPS Set Mode
  141
- Alarm Indication
  142
- Alarm Area 1/2
  142
- GPS TX Mode
  143
- GPS Sentence
  143
- Unproto Address
  143
- Data Extension
  144
- Time Stamp
  144
- GPS-A Symbol
  144
- Ssid
  144
- Comment
  145
- When Connecting the PC with the USB Port
  146
- When Connecting the PC with the DATA1 Jack
  146
- GPS-A Code Details
  146
- GPS-A Opration
  146
- Memory Operation
  147
- Memory Channel Contents
  147
- Memory Channel Selection
  148
- Call Channel Selection
  148
- Memory Channel Programming
  149
- Call Channel Programming
  150
- Memory Clearing
  150
- About the Blank Channel Display
  150
- Memory Contents Copying
  151
- Calling up the Memo Pads
  153
- Writing the Displayed Data into Memo Pads
  153
- Memo Pad Function
  153
- Scans
  154
- Scan Types
  154
- Preparation for Scans
  155
- Voice Squelch Control Function
  155
- Scan Set Mode
  156
- Scan Speed
  156
- Scan Resume
  156
- Main Dial (Scan)
  156
- Scan Edges Programming
  157
- Programmed Scan/Fine Programmed Scan (VFO Mode)
  158
- Memory Scan (Memory Mode)
  159
- Mode Select Scan
  159
- Setting/Canceling Select Memory Channels
  160
- Select Memory Scan
  160
- About the Scan Type Switching Procedure
  160
- Αf Scan and Fine Αf Scan
  161
- Satellite Operation
  162
- Satellite Communications Outline
  162
- Selecting the Satellite Mode
  162
- Transferring the VFO Frequencies to the Satellite VFO
  162
- Reverse Tracking
  163
- Normal Tracking
  163
- Tracking Selection
  163
- Setting the Satellite VFO
  163
- Satellite Memory Selection
  164
- Satellite Memory Programming
  164
- Loop Test Procedure
  165
- Antenna Tuner Operation
  167
- Antenna Connection and Selection
  167
- Antenna Tuner
  168
- Tuner Operation
  168
- Manual Tuning
  168
- Tuning a Narrow Bandwidth Antenna
  168
- Antenna Tuner of the IC-PW1/EURO
  169
- AH-4 Operation
  169
- AH-4 HF/50 Mhz Automatic Antenna Tuner
  169
- Optional External Tuner Operation
  169
- Set Mode Settings
  170
- LCD Backlight
  170
- Beep Level
  170
- Band Edge Beep
  170
- User Band Edge
  171
- Time out Timer
  171
- PTT Lock
  171
- Quick Split
  171
- Tuner Preset Clear
  172
- One Touch Repeater
  172
- Tuner (Auto Start)/Tuner (PTT Start)
  172
- DUP Offset
  172
- Speech S-Level
  173
- Main Dial Auto TS
  173
- MIC Up/Down Speed
  173
- AFC Limit
  173
- Notch SW
  174
- MN-Q Popup (MN ON)
  174
- SSB/CW Sync Tuning
  174
- CW Normal Side
  174
- ACC AF/SQL Select
  175
- EXT-SP Separate
  175
- Sub Band Mute (TX)
  175
- EXT-P. Amp (1200)
  175
- External Keypad
  176
- USB Audio SQL
  176
- Data MOD
  176
- CI-V Baud Rate
  176
- GPS out
  177
- Dvdat/Gps out Baud
  177
- RTTY Decode Baud
  177
- Calibration Marker
  177
- Ref Adjust
  177
- Tone Control Set Mode Description
  178
- Data Communication
  180
- Connections
  180
- Packet (AFSK) Operation
  181
- Frequency Display During AFSK Operation
  181
- Data Transmission Speed
  182
- Adjusting the TNC Output Level
  182
- Using a Level Meter or Synchroscope
  182
- Not Using a Measuring Device
  182
- Option Installation
  183
- About the Leg Pads
  183
- UX-9100 1200 Mhz Band Unit Installation
  184
- FL-430/FL-431 1St if Filter Installation
  185
- UT-121 Digital Unit Installation
  185
- Maintenance
  186
- Troubleshooting
  186
- Main Dial Tuning Tension Adjustment
  188
- Frequency Calibration (Approximate)
  188
- Fuse Replacement
  189
- DC Power Cable Fuse Replacement
  189
- Circuitry Fuse Replacement
  189
- Resetting the CPU
  190
- Cloning Using a Personal Computer
  191
- Cloning between Transceivers
  191
- Data Cloning
  191
- Control Command
  192
- Remote Jack (CI-V) Information
  192
- Data Format
  192
- Command Table
  193
- Data Content Description
  199
- Character Code Setting
  199
- Operating Frequency
  199
- Operating Mode
  199
- Band Stacking Register
  200
- CW Message Contents
  200
- Memory Keyer Contents
  200
- Band Edge Frequency Setting
  200
- Split Offset Frequency Setting
  201
- Duplex Offset Frequency Setting
  201
- RX HPF and LPF Settings in each Operating Mode
  201
- SSB Transmission Bandwidth Setting/My Position Data Setting
  201
- Alarm Area 1 Setting
  202
- Unproto Address Setting
  202
- Repeater Tone/Tone Squelch Frequency Setting
  202
- DTCS Code and Polarity Setting/Digital Code Squelch Setting
  202
- DV RX Call Sign Setting
  203
- DV RX Status Setting
  203
- DV TX Message Setting
  203
- DV TX Call Signs Setting
  203
- Memory Content Setting
  204
- Data Mode Setting
  204
- About Clearing Operation
  204
- Satellite Memory Content Setting
  205
- Specifications
  206
- Options
  208
- Installation Notes
  210
- EIRP Clearance Heights by Frequency Band
  210
- Forward Clearance, EIRP by Frequency Band
  210
- List of Country Codes
  210

Icom IC-9100 Instruction Manual (212 pages)

HF/VHF/UHF TRANSCEIVER

Brand: Icom | Category: Transceiver | Size: 42.55 MB

Important

2
Explicit Definitions

2
Supplied Accessories

2
Fcc Information

2
Precautions

3
D-Star Introduction

4
Table of Contents

8
Panel Description

10
- Front Panel
  10
- Rear Panel
  19
  - D ACC Socket Information
    22
  - D DATA2 Socket Information
    23
- LCD Display
  24
- Function Display
  28
  - D M1 (Menu 1) Display
    28
  - D M2 (Menu 2) Display
    28
  - D M3 (Menu 3) Display
    28
  - D D1 Display
    28
  - D D2 Display
    28
  - D Function Keys on M1 (Menu 1) Display
    29
  - D Function Keys on M2 (Menu 2) Display
    29
  - D Function Keys on M3 (Menu 3) Display
    30
  - D Function Keys on D1 Display
    30
  - D Function Keys on D2 Display
    30
  - Panel Description
    30
Installation and Connections

31
- Selecting a Location
  31
- Grounding
  31
- Electronic Keyer and Microphone Connections
  31
- Antenna Connection
  32
- Required Connections
  33
  - D Rear Panel
    33
- Advanced Connections
  34
  - D Front Panel
    34
  - D Rear Panel
    34
- External Keypad Connections
  35
- Optional and the External Units Connections
  35
- Power Supply Connections
  36
- Connecting a DC Power Supply
  36
  - D Connecting the PS-126 DC POWER SUPPLY
    36
  - D Connecting a Non-Icom DC POWER SUPPLY
    36
- Linear Amplifier Connections
  37
  - D Connecting the IC-PW1/PW1EURO
    37
  - D Connecting a Non-Icom Linear Amplifier
    38
- External Antenna Tuner Connection
  38
  - D Connecting the AH-4
    38
- Microphone Connector Information
  39
- Installation and Connections
  39
- Microphones
  39
  - D Hm-36
    39
  - D SM-50 (Option)
    39
Basic Operation

40
- Before First Applying Power
  40
- Turning on (Partial Resetting)
  40
- MAIN and SUB Bands
  41
  - D MAIN/SUB Band Selection
    41
  - D SUB Band Display
    41
  - D SUB Band Setting Mode Operation
    42
  - D the SUB Dial Function
    42
- VFO Description
  43
  - D Selecting the VFO A/B
    43
  - D VFO Equalization
    43
- Selecting Vfo/Memory Mode
  43
- Selecting a Frequency Band
  44
  - D Using the Band Stacking Registers
    44
- Frequency Setting
  46
- Operating Mode Selection
  52
- Squelch and Receive (RF) Sensitivity
  53
- Volume Setting
  54
- Voice Synthesizer Operation
  54
- Meter Display Selection
  54
- Basic Transmit Operation
  55
  - D Transmitting
    55
  - D Microphone Gain Adjustment
    55
Receive and Transmit

56
- Operating SSB
  56
- Operating CW
  57
  - D about the CW Reverse Mode
    58
  - D about CW Pitch Control
    58
  - D about Keying Speed
    58
  - D CW Sidetone Function
    58
  - Electronic Keyer Functions
    59
  - D Memory Keyer Menu Construction
    59
  - D Memory Keyer Send Menu
    60
  - D Editing a Memory Keyer
    61
  - D Contest Number Set Mode
    62
  - D Keyer Set Mode
    63
    
    Paddle Polarity
    64
    
    Keyer Type
    64
- Operating RTTY (FSK)
  65
- RTTY Functions
  66
  - D Construction of RTTY Menu
    66
  - D about RTTY Reverse Mode
    67
  - D Twin Peak Filter
    67
  - D RTTY Decoder
    68
  - D RTTY Set Mode
    69
- Operating AM/FM
  70
- Tone Squelch Operation
  71
- DTCS Operation
  72
- Tone Scan/Dtcs Code Scan Operation
  73
- Repeater Operation
  74
Functions for Receive

78
- AFC Operation
  78
- RIT Function
  78
  - D RIT Monitor Function
    78
- Simple Band Scope
  79
- Preamplifier
  80
- Attenuator
  80
- AGC Function
  81
  - D AGC Speed Selection
    81
  - D Setting the AGC Time Constant
    81
- IF Filter Selection
  82
  - D if Filter Selection
    82
  - D Filter Passband Width Setting
    82
  - D 1St if Filter Selection
    83
  - D if (DSP) Filter Shape
    83
- Twin PBT Operation
  84
- Noise Blanker
  85
  - D NB Set Mode
    85
- Meter Peak Hold Function
  85
- Noise Reduction
  86
- Functions for Receive
  86
- Dial Lock Function
  86
- Notch Function
  86
Functions for Transmit

87
- VOX Function
  87
  - D Using the VOX Function
    87
  - D Adjusting the VOX Function
    87
- Break-In Function
  88
  - D Semi Break-In Operation
    88
  - D Full Break-In Operation
    88
- Speech Compressor
  89
- Transmit Filter Width Selection
  89
- TX Function
  90
  - D ∂TX Monitor Function
    90
- Monitor Function
  90
- Split Frequency Operation
  91
- Quick Split Function
  92
  - D Split Frequency Offset Setting
    92
  - D Split Lock Function
    92
- Measuring SWR
  93
  - D Spot Measurement
    93
  - D Plot Measurement
    93
  - Functions for Transmit
    93
DV Mode Programming

94
DV Mode Operation

102
Gps/Gps-A Operation

130
- GPS Operation
  130
  - D GPS Screen Construction
    130
  - D GPS Data Communication
    131
  - D Sentence Formatter Setting
    131
  - D Position Display
    132
  - D Saving Your Own or Received Position Data
    133
  - D Display the Grid Locator Information
    133
  - D GPS Automatic Transmission
    133
  - D GPS Message Programming
    134
  - D Received GPS Message Display
    135
  - GPS Memory Operation
    136
  - D Add a GPS Memory
    136
  - D Edit a GPS Memory
    138
  - D GPS Alarm Setting
    139
  - D GPS Memory Clearing
    140
- GPS Set Mode
  141
- Unproto Address
  143
- GPS-A Operation
  146
  - D GPS-A Function
    146
  - D GPS-A Code Details
    146
Memory Operation

147
- General Description
  147
  - D Memory Channel Contents
    147
- Memory Channel Selection
  148
  - D Selection in the VFO Mode
    148
  - D Selection in the Memory Mode
    148
- Call Channel Selection
  148
- Memory Channel Programming
  149
  - D Programming in the VFO Mode
    149
  - D Programming in the Memory Mode
    149
- Call Channel Programming
  150
- Memory Clearing
  150
- Memory Contents Copying
  151
  - D Copying in the VFO Mode
    151
  - D Copying in the Memory Mode
    151
- Memory Name Programming
  152
- Memo Pad Function
  153
  - D Writing the Displayed Data into Memo Pads
    153
  - D Calling up the Memo Pads
    153
Scans

154
- Scan Types
  154
- Preparation
  155
- Voice Squelch Control Function
  155
- Scan Set Mode
  156
- Scan Speed
  156
- Scan Edges Programming
  157
- Programmed Scan/Fine Programmed Scan (VFO Mode)
  158
  - D about the Fine Programmed Scan
    158
- Memory Scan (Memory Mode)
  159
  - D Memory Scan
    159
  - D Mode Select Scan
    159
  - D Setting/Cancelling Select Memory Channels
    160
  - D Select Memory Scan
    160
- F Scan and Fine ∂F Scan
  161
  - D about the Fine ∂F Scan
    161
Satellite Operation

162
- Satellite Communications Outline
  162
- Satellite Notes
  162
- Selecting the Satellite Mode
  162
  - D Transferring the VFO Frequencies to the Satellite VFO
    162
- Setting the Satellite VFO
  163
- Tracking Selection
  163
  - D Normal Tracking
    163
  - D Reverse Tracking
    163
- Satellite Memory
  164
  - D Satellite Memory Selection
    164
  - D Satellite Memory Programming
    164
- Preparation
  165
- Satellite Operation
  166
Antenna Tuner Operation

167
- Antenna Connection and Selection
  167
- Antenna Tuner Operation
  168
  - D Tuner Operation
    168
  - D Manual Tuning
    168
- Optional External Tuner Operation
  169
- Antenna Tuner Operation
  169
Set Mode

170
- Set Mode Description
  170
  - D the Set Mode Settings
    170
    
    Meter Peak Hold
    171
    
    Auto Repeater
    172
    
    Memopad Numbers
    173
- Tone Control Set Mode Description
  178
  - D the Tone Control Set Mode Settings
    178
  - Set Mode
    179
Data Communication

180
- Connections
  180
  - D When Connecting to [DATA2]
    180
  - D When Connecting to [ACC]
    180
  - D When Connecting to [MIC]
    180
- Packet (AFSK) Operation
  181
  - D Frequency Display During AFSK Operation
    181
- Data Transmission Speed
  182
- Data Communication
  182
- Adjusting the TNC Output Level
  182
  - D Using a Level Meter or Synchroscope
    182
  - D Not Using a Measuring Device
    182
Option Installation

183
- Opening the Transceiver's Case
  183
- UX-9100 1200 MH Z Band Unit Installation
  184
- St if Filter Installation
  185
- Digital Unit Installation
  185
- Option Installation
  185
Maintenance

186
- Troubleshooting
  186
  - D Transceiver Power
    186
  - D Transmit and Receive
    186
  - D Scanning
    187
  - D Display
    187
- Frequency Calibration (Approximate)
  188
- Main Dial Tuning Tension Adjustment
  188
- Fuse Replacement
  189
  - D DC Power Cable Fuse Replacement
    189
  - D Circuitry Fuse Replacement
    189
- Resetting the CPU
  190
  - D Partial Reset
    190
  - D All Reset
    190
- Data Cloning
  191
  - Dcloning between Transceivers
    191
  - Dcloning Using a Personal Computer
    191
  - Maintenance
    191
Control Command

192
- Remote Jack (CI-V) Information
  192
  - D CI-V Connection Example
    192
  - D Data Format
    192
  - D Command Table
    193
  - D Data Content Description
    199
  - Operating Mode
    201
Specifications

206
- General
  206
- Transmitter
  206
- Receiver
  207
- Antenna Tuner
  207
Options

208
- Installation Notes
  210

Icom IC-9100 Service Manual (163 pages)

HF/VHF/UHF TRANSCEIVER

Brand: Icom | Category: Transceiver | Size: 17.1 MB

Table of Contents
3
Specifications

4
- Antenna Tuner
  5
Section 2 Inside Views

6
Circuit Descripiton

16
- Receiver Circuits
  16
- Transmitter Circuits
  20
- Bpf Unit
  21
- Frequency Synthesizer Circuits
  24
- Port Allocations
  25
Adjustment Procedures

27
- Preparation
  27
- Adjustments on the Pll Unit
  28
- Adjustment on the Main Unit
  31
- Adjustment on the Pa-B Unit
  31
- Adjustments on the Rf-A Unit
  32
- Adjustments on the Rf-B Unit
  34
- Adjustment on the Ctrl Unit
  36
- Adjustments on the Function Display
  37
  - Transmit Adjustments
    39
  - Receive Adjustments
    44
Section 5 Parts List

47
- Main Unit
  47
- Connect Unit
  57
- Rf-A Unit
  66
- Rf-B Unit
  69
- Pa-A Unit
  75
- Pa-B Unit
  79
  - Ctrl Unit
    83
  - Network Unit
    85
    
    Display Unit
    86
    
    MIC Unit
    92
  - Pll Unit
    97
  - Front Unit
    127

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