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MOBAT MICOM-3F M91AMNOKV5-K manual available for free PDF download: Owner's Manual
Micom MICOM-3F M91AMNOKV5-K Owner's Manual (164 pages)
HF-SSB Transceivers
Brand:
Micom
| Category:
Transceiver
| Size: 4 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
5
Performance Specifications
8
Compliance with Rf Energy Exposure Standards
13
Introduction
19
MICOM-3 HF-SSB Radio Features
20
MICOM-3 Options and Accessories
21
Familiarization with MICOM-3 Radios
22
MICOM-3F Front Panel
22
MICOM-3T Front Panel
23
MICOM-3R Front Panel
24
Rear Panel (All Models)
25
LCD Display Functions
26
General Procedures
28
Function Keys
29
Using the External (USB) Keyboard Option (MICOM-3F/3R Only)
31
The Menu
32
To Display the Menu
32
To Exit the Menu and Return to the Previous Working Mode (E.g., CHAN or FREQ)
32
Basic Operating Instructions
34
Turning the Radio on and off
34
To Turn the Radio on
34
To Turn the Radio off
34
Transmitting and Receiving
35
To Transmit a Voice Message
35
To Receive Calls
35
Using the Channel Mode
36
To Enter the Channel Mode
36
To Select Channel Mode Options
37
To Choose a Channel
39
Using the Frequency Mode
40
To Enter the Frequency Mode
41
To Change the Current Frequency/Frequencies
41
To Operate the VFO Function
43
Vfo Operation
43
To Return to the Regular Frequency Mode
44
To Select Frequency Mode Options
45
To Store a Frequency in a Channel
47
Storing Frequencies
47
Using the Scan Mode
48
To Enter the Scan Mode
48
Using the BIT Mode
49
To Enter the BIT Mode
49
Locking the Radio
50
To Lock the Radio
50
To Unlock the Radio
50
Changing the Password
51
To Enter the Password Mode
51
Using Automatic Link Establishment (ALE)
52
ALE Capabilities and Features
52
Selective Calling
55
Using ALE Functions in the Channel Mode
61
Entering the ALE Mode
61
To Enter the ALE Mode
61
Ale Programming
62
Receiving and Transmitting Calls in ALE Mode
63
Receiving an Individual Call
63
Receiving a Net Call
64
Receiving an Allcall
64
Receiving an Anycall
64
Receiving a Sounding Call
65
Receiving a Bidirectional Handshake Call
65
To Answer an Incoming Call
65
To Display LQA for the Received Call
65
To Select Link Mode Options
66
To Replace the Channel
69
To View the Calls in the Stack
69
To Return a Call to a Station Registered in the Stack
70
To Remove an Address from the Stack
70
To Disconnect an Incoming Call
71
To Select a Net
71
To Transmit an Individual Call with Multinet off
72
To Transmit an Individual Call with Multinet on
73
To Transmit on a Specific Channel
74
To Send a Quick Call
75
To Use Autodial to Send a Call
76
To Transmit an Individual Call with a Message
77
Sending Messages
77
To Send a Message During a Call (Link State)
78
To Select a Special Call Type
79
To Send Global Allcall Using the ESC Key
80
To Send Global Allcall Using the CALL Function
81
To Send Selective Allcall
81
To Transmit a Net Call
83
To Transmit a Group Call
84
To Define or Change a Group
85
To Transmit an Anycall
87
To Transmit a Wildcard Call
89
To Send a Self-Call
91
To Execute a Bidirectional Handshake with an Individual Station
92
To Execute a Bidirectional Handshake with a Net
93
To Manually Initiate Sounding
94
Using the Programming Mode
96
To Enter the Programming Mode
96
Micom-3F/3T/3R Hf-Ssb Owner's Guide
98
Programming the Radio Parameters
99
To Enter the Radio Programming Mode
99
Programming Channels
100
To Enter the Channel Programming Mode
100
Selecting Radio Parameters
102
To Enter the Radio Parameters Programming Mode
102
Setting Radio Options
104
To Enter the Radio Options Mode
104
ALE Programming
105
To Enter the ALE Programming Mode
105
Programming Nets
106
Setting the Net Options
108
Directory Parameters
108
AMD Message Configuration
109
ALE Options Configuration
109
Auto Dial Parameters
111
Storing ALE Parameters
111
Using the New Station Address Filter
112
To Edit the Received Addresses and Add Addresses to the ALE Directory
112
Using the VP-116 Mini Voice Privacy Unit
113
Connecting/Disconnecting the VP-116 Unit
113
Introduction
113
Specific Parameters for Privacy Operation
113
To Connect the VP-116 to Your MICOM-3
113
To Disconnect the VP-116 from Your MICOM-3
113
To Use the VP-116 Unit in the ALE Mode
114
To Use the VP-116 Unit in the Channel Mode
114
To Use the VP-116 Unit in the Frequency Mode
114
Using the VP-116 Unit
114
Programming the VP-116 Unit from the MICOM-3
115
To Access the VP-116 Unit Programming Menu
115
To Select the VP-116 Private Mode and the Key to be Used in this Mode
116
To Switch to the VP-116 Public Key Mode
116
To Perform the VP-116 Built-In-Test
117
To Perform the VP-116 Local Loopback Test
117
To Respond to a VP-116 Public Key Call
117
Using the Vocoder
118
Introduction
118
To Use the Vocoder in the ALE Mode
119
To Use the Vocoder in the Channel Mode
119
To Use the Vocoder in the Frequency Mode
119
Programming the Vocoder
120
To Access the Vocoder Programming Menu
120
To Select the Vocoder Private Key to be Used in this Mode
121
Using the MICOM-3 GPS Receiver
122
GPS Receiver Functions
122
Introduction
122
GPS Antenna
123
Operating the GPS Receiver
124
To Install the GPS Antenna
124
Operating Instructions
126
To Automatically Get the Position of Another Station
127
To Send a Position Request to the Station You Are Linked to
127
To Send Your Position Report to Other Station(S)
127
Installation
128
General
128
Base Station Installation
129
MICOM-3R Installation
130
MICOM-3F Installation
131
MICOM-3T Installation
131
Installation Procedures
133
Microphone Clip
135
Operational Checks
137
Connectors
138
Antenna Connector J2
139
Maintenance
142
Introduction
142
Preventative Maintenance
142
Using BIT
143
Troubleshooting
145
Service
147
Appendix A Micomtrooper 3 5-50 Watt HF-SSB Backpack Transceiver
148
Introduction
148
Equipment Description
149
Purpose and Use
149
Fast and Simple Radio Link Establishing
150
Loud and Clear Voice Communication
150
User-Friendly Operation
150
Years of Trouble-Free, Advanced Communications
150
Comprehensive Communication and Networking Services
150
Part of a Proven Family of Radio Products
151
Main Options and Accessories
151
Preparing the Micomtrooper 3 for Operation
152
Backpack Carrying Harness
153
Outline of Preparation Procedures
155
Installation of Whip Antenna
157
Operating Instructions
158
Preparing Micomtrooper 3 for Static Operation
159
To Connect a Dipole or Long-Wire Antenna
159
To Return the Transceiver to Regular Operation (with Whip Antenna)
159
Using the Micomtrooper 3 Battery Charger, FLN9541
160
List of Procedures
162
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