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14 OTHER FUNCTIONSD 9600 bps high speed packet operationThe transceiver supports 2 modes of 9600 bps packet operation:G3RUH and GMSK.q Connect the transceiver and a TNC as illustrated below.e PTT Pq DATA INw GNDr DATA OUTTNC sideTX AUDIOGND• When using the PTT P terminal for packet operation, novoice signals are transmitted from the microphone.• When pushing [PTT] during data transmission, datatransmission is interrupted and the voice signal takes priority.• Read the instructions supplied with your TNC carefullybefore attempting packet operation with the transceiver.• Pin r DATA OUT is for 9600 bps operation only. This pincannot be used for 1200 bps operation.y P SQLRX AUDIOPTTSQLw G3RUH mode can handle 16 kinds of modulated waveforms in order to maintain a communication link.e Set transmit delay on the TNC to 50–100 msec., if available.r Adjust the TNC frequency deviation if necessary (see pageat right).119
OTHER FUNCTIONS14D Adjusting the transmit signal output fromthe TNCWhen setting data transmission speed to 9600 bps, the datasignal coming from the TNC is applied exclusively to the internallimiter circuitry to automatically maintain band width.NEVER apply data levels from the TNC of over 0.7 V p-p, otherwisethe transceiver will not be able to maintain the bandwidth and may possibly interfere with other stations.1. When using a level meter or oscilloscope, adjust theTX audio output level (DATA IN level) from the TNC asfollows.0.7 V p-p (0.35 V rms) : recommended level2. When NOT using a measuring device.q Connect the transceiver to a TNC.w Enter a test mode (“CALL”, etc.) on the TNC, then transmitsome test data.e When the transceiver fails to transmit the test data ortransmits sporadically (TX indicator doesn’t appear orflashes):- Decrease the TNC output level until the transmit indicatorlights continuously.When transmission is not successful even though theTX indicator lights continuously:- Increase the TNC output level.D Packet operation band selectionBoth bands, or either the left or right band only, can be specifiedfor packet operation to suit your preference.q Push [F• ] to display function guide.w Push [MENU](V/MHz•SCAN) (Right band’s) to enter MENUscreen.e Rotate [DIAL] to select “PACKET” then push[MAIN•BAND].r Rotate [DIAL] to select “PACKET BAND” then push[MAIN•BAND].t Rotate [DIAL] to select desired band from MAIN (default),left (L) and right (R), then push [MAIN•BAND].• MAIN : The main band is used for packet operation.• Left (L)/Right (r) : The selected left or right band can onlybe used for packet operation.y Push [BACK](V/MHz•SCAN) (Right band’s) twice to returnto frequency indication.12345678910111213141516171819120
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INSTRUCTION MANUALDUAL BAND FM TRAN
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PRECAUTIONSRWARNING RF EXPOSURE! Th
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TABLE OF CONTENTS12FOREWORD .......
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13 MENU SCREEN OPERATION ..........
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QUICK REFERENCE GUIDED LocationSele
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QUICK REFERENCE GUIDED Optional GPS
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QUICK REFERENCE GUIDEwAttach the re
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QUICK REFERENCE GUIDED DC power sup
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QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE■ Your first
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QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE■ Repeater o
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QUICK REFERENCE GUIDEUsing the HM-1
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PANEL DESCRIPTION1yuiLeft band*The
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PANEL DESCRIPTION1➥ During DV* (D
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PANEL DESCRIPTION1@3@4@2FREQUENCY M
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PANEL DESCRIPTION1D Function guide
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PANEL DESCRIPTION1iANTENNA CONNECTO
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PANEL DESCRIPTION1■ Microphone ke
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PANEL DESCRIPTION1■ Optional Micr
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SETTING A FREQUENCY2BANKY/Zz Push [
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SETTING A FREQUENCY2■ Tuning step
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BASIC OPERATION3■ ReceivingqSet t
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BASIC OPERATION3■ Squelch attenua
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BASIC OPERATION3■ Sub-band mute/b
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BASIC OPERATION3When diversity oper
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BASIC OPERATION3D Single sweepqSet
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REPEATER OPERATION4■ Accessing a
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REPEATER OPERATION4■ Subaudible t
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REPEATER OPERATION4■ Offset frequ
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MEMORY MODE OPERATION6■ General d
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MEMORY MODE OPERATION6D Programming
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MEMORY MODE OPERATION6■ Memory ba
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MEMORY MODE OPERATION6[EXAMPLE]: Pr
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Page 93 and 94: CALL CHANNEL OPERATION7■ Programm
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Page 107 and 108: TONE SQUELCH AND POCKET BEEP11D Rev
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Page 113 and 114: PAGER/CODE SQUELCH12D Code programm
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Page 117 and 118: MENU SCREEN OPERATION13■ Menu lis
Page 119 and 120: MENU SCREEN OPERATION13D SOUNDSITEM
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Page 139: OTHER FUNCTIONS14D 1200 bps packet
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Page 157 and 158: ABOUT CE18Versions of the IC-E2820
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