User manual ICOM IC-PCR1500

[. . . ] INSTRUCTION MANUAL COMMUNICATIONS RECEIVERS iPCR1500 iPCR2500 FOREWORD Thank you for purchasing this Icom receiver. The IC-PCR1500/ PCR2500 COMMUNICATIONS RECEIVERS is designed and built with Icom's state of the art technology and craftsmanship. With proper care, this receiver should provide you with years of trouble-free operation. IMPORTANT READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS carefully and completely before using the receiver. SAVE THIS INSTRUCTION MANUAL-- This instruction manual contains important operating instructions for the IC-PCR1500/PCR2500. D FEATURES [Common to both models] Wide frequency coverage with all mode receive Real-time bandscope function IF shift function ANF and NR functions are available (Only when the DSP unit is installed. ) EXPLICIT DEFINITIONS DEFINITION Personal injury, fire hazard or electric shock R WARNING!WORD [For IC-PCR2500 only] Dualwatch operation/Diversity operation DV and P25 Digital modes are available (Only when the specific digital unit is installed. ) MOUSE PROPERTY SETTING Depending on the `Mouse Property' setting in the control panel, main and sub mouse button functions are swapped. [. . . ] Then click [Read-only] check box (no check mark) to cancel the read protection. 6 MAIN MEMO zYx/zZx SUB q Click w Select the specific folder. BANK zYx/zZx zMWx e Select the desired MCH file. r Click 71 6 MEMORY CHANNELS Editing the memory list q Click the zMemory Editx icon on the tool bar to call up the [Memory Channel Editor] screen if it is not displayed. e Click the [Frequency] cell of the desired memory channel, then input the receive frequency from the keyboard. Program the receive frequency first, otherwise no setting can be made except for the name. r Double-click the desired cell directory, or right-click the cell then click [Edit. . . Enter] from the displayed menu to set other items such as duplex direction, mode, tuning step, etc. , if desired. · Click the desired setting item in the pull down menu to select or change the channel setting, or edit it directly depends on the item. q Select a memory bank. zMemory Editx w Input the receive frequency, then set other items. r Click e Click t Click the zRX Entryx to write the edited memory contents to the receiver. y Click the close button ([X]) to close the [Memory Channel Editor] screen. e Click Edit menu 72 MEMORY CHANNELS 6 D About the [View] menu The indicated character size, sub name, TSQL/DTCS setting, DV setting, P25 setting indication can be set in [View] menu. Click to turn the Sub Name, TSQL/DTCS, DV and P25 indication ON and OFF. DV or P25 setting indication does not appear for IC-PCR1500, or for IC-PCR2500 that is depending on version or option installation. D Editing the memory channel name q Click the zMemory Editx icon on the tool bar to call up the [Memory Channel Editor] screen if it is not displayed. e Select the desired channel, then double-click the [Name] or [Sub Name] cell. · A cursor starts blinking. · [Name] (up to 64 characters) is used for the memory name of the control software. · [Sub Name] (up to 6 characters) is used for the memory name of the IC-R1500 or IC-R2500' controller. 6 D About the [Option] menu Click [Preset TV CH] in [Option] menu to display the preset TV channel group. All available TV frequencies and channel numbers in the selected group are listed in the memory channel screen automatically. Click to display the preset TV channel group. Click to select the desired channel group. r Edit the desired memory name from the PC keyboard, then push [Enter] to input. D Editing the channel remark (channel comment) q Click the zMemory Editx icon on the tool bar to call up the [Memory Channel Editor] screen if it is not displayed. e Select the desired channel, then double-click [Remark] cell. · A cursor starts blinking. r Edit the channel comment (up to 64 characters) from the PC keyboard, then push [Enter] to input. 73 6 MEMORY CHANNELS D Copying a memory contents q Click the zMemory Editx icon on the tool bar to call up the [Memory Channel Editor] screen if it is not displayed. e Right click any cell of the desired memory channel to be copied, then select [Copy (Ctrl+C)] from the displayed menu. · After selecting a cell of the desired memory channel, push [C] key while pushing and holding the [Ctrl] key-- these key actions are the same as the mouse operation above. D Calling up the memory channel data from the control screen q Click the zMemory Editx icon on the tool bar to call up the [Memory Channel Editor] screen if it is not displayed. e Select the desired memory channel to call up the operating channel data on the control screen. r Click zMWx, or right-click a cell then click [MW] in the edit menu. · The operating channel data is called up to the [Memory Channel Editor] screen. w Click r Right click any cell of the desired memory channel to be pasted to, then select [Paste (Ctrl+V)]. · After selecting a cell of the desired memory channel, push the [V] key while pushing and holding the [Ctrl] key-- these key actions are the same as the mouse operation above. q Select a memory bank. w Click w Click zMemory Editx e Select the desired memory channel to be pasted to, then click [Paste]. 74 MEMORY CHANNELS D Memory channel insert/delete Insert: New blank channels can be inserted into the channel list. q Click the zMemory Editx icon on the tool bar to call up the [Memory Channel Editor] screen if it is not displayed. e Right-click a cell on the desired channel that you want to insert/delete, then click [Insert] or [Delete] from the list to insert/delete the channel at the selected position. 6 D Bank name programming Each memory bank can be programmed with an alphanumeric bank name for easy recognition and can be indicated independently. [. . . ] 59 Frequency cannot be set · The receiver screen is not selected. · Only 1 memory channel is programmed or other · Program other memory channels or cancel the pgs. The Communication error · The computer does not recognize the connected · Launch the program after approx. IC-PCR1500_2500 pro- · The protector circuit of the power supply is acti- · Use the supplied AC adapter, or a stabilized power pgs. [. . . ]