Modifications for the ICOM - RogerK

This modification is read 726 times.top of page19-07-1998(IC-2410) Cross-band repeatAn edited version from an ICOM info sheet)1. Set frequencies for both UHF and VHF. If necessary, set transmit offset and tone.2. Hold the "BAND" switch and the "SET" switch. The memory number display will flash the letter "L". This indicates the 2410is in the "Mini Repeater" mode.3. Transmission by PTT is possible. If PTT is operated, the band which is indicated by the flashing decimal point will betransmitted on. This can be done even when in "Mini Repeat" mode. In other words, PTT has priority over the "Mini Repeat"operation.Transmitted band will be switched by the "UP" or "DN" key on the microphone. The flashing decimal point will indicatewhich band will be transmitted on.4. Mini Repeater function will remain even when power is turned off. To disable repeater function, hold the "SET" key until theflashing "L" disappears.Remote cross-band activationTo activate cross-band repeat remotely: after dialing "B", optional 3 digit code then "#", the command for cross-band repeat onis "B", "D", "*".To turn off repeat, dial "B", optional 3 digit code, then "#".This modification is read 720 times.top of page19-07-1998(IC-2410) IC-2410 Dual Band External & Mike Remote CodesCall MR VFO CLR1 2 3 AVHF UHF High Acs4 5 6 BVmoni Umoni Low Spch7 8 9 CDwn Mute Up EntPlease enter a blank line to continue, anything else to halt output* 0 # DOther FunctionsB# or B???# = External On (?=password) Further protection used Tone/SquelchB* = External OffDB*DB#DC= CrossBand On= CrossBand Off= Speech Transmit Freq.Notes●●●●4,5,7,8,0 Function not available via External Remote Control????C Function not available when in CrossBand Mode????Display debate, don't know why the original display was boycotted, but I seen both & had a choice. I preferred the original,lovingly refer to, as stealth. Think twice, before you get the other one.????There are diodes to be installed for some features, like transmit in Please enter a blank line to continue, anything else tohalt output rest of UHF ham band (420-450) and extended receive..etc. Check your local authorities, regarding scanninglaws.