Icom IC-F30 Manuel utilisateur

ICOM

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

VHF TRANSCEIVER

IC-F30/LT

UHF TRANSCEIVER

IC-F40/LT

This device complies with Part

the

FCC

rules. Operation

subjecllo

the condition that this device does not

cause harmful interference.

Icom Inc.

IMPORTANT

READ

ALL

INSTRUCTIONS carefully and completely before

using the transceiver.

SAVE THIS INSTRUCTION

MANUAL-This

instruction man-

ual contains important operating instructions for the IC-F30,

IC-F30LT, IC-F40 and IC-F40LT.

FOREWORD

Thank you for purchasing the IC-F30/LT VHF or IC-F40/lT

UHF TRANSCEIVER. There are versions of these for both

the LMR and PMR markets.

Note that the IC-F30/F40 function the same as the ''IT'' ver-

sions with the exception that they have no keypad or function

display, and therefore functions which require akeypad

(DTMF tones, etc.) are not available.

optional UT-82

DTMF

KEYPAD

available for keypad functions.

EVersions of these transceivers which display the

C"CE" symbol

the serial number seal, comply

with essential requirements of the 89/336/EEC di-

rective for Electromagnetic Compatibility.

CAUTIONS

WARNINGI NEVER connect the transceiver to

outlet. This may cause afire hazard or result in an electric

shock.

WARNINGI NEVER hold the transceiver so that the an-

tenna is very close

to,

or touching exposed parts of the body,

especially the face or eyes, while transmitting. The trans-

ceiver will perform best

the microphone

5to

cm away

from the lips and the transceiver is vertical.

NEVER operate the transceiver near unshielded electrical

blasting caps or

explosive atmosphere.

NEVER expose the transceiver to rain, snow or any liquids.

NEVER place the transceiver where normal operation of a

vehicle may be hindered or where is could cause bodily

in-

jury.

NEVER disassemble the transceiver. Incorrect reassembly

may result

afire hazard or electric shock.

For

U.S.A.

only

Caution: Changes or modifications to this transceiver, not

ex-

pressly approved by Icom Inc., could void your authority to

operate this transceiver under FCC regulations.

INTRINSICALLY SAFE TABLE OF CONTENTS

UNPACKING

Note: Versions which conform to these ratings only

when the CM-141 is the connected battery pack.

Intrinsically safe:

Class

II, III, Division

Groups

Nonincentive:

Class

Division

Groups

<S>

APPROVED

Some versions of the transceiver conform

to intrinsically safe ratings

the FMRC

(Factory Mutual Research Corporation).

Ask your Icom Dealer for details.

PANEL DESCRIPTION

•..••..•...•.....••.••..••.••...•...•••••..•.••.•.••.•..•

1-2

2BASIC OPERATION .••••..•.•............•..••.••.•.•..••.........•.••..•..•.•..

3-5

•Turning power ON 3

•Channel selection 3

•Receiving and transmitting 4

•Transmitting notes 4

•Call procedure 5

•Tx code channel selection 5

•Manual 5-tone codes 5

3DEALER-PROGRAMMABLE FUNCTIONS .......••.•........•...

6-10

•General 6

•Channel selection 6

•Receive 7

•Transmit 7

•Others 9

•Programmable switch reference 10

4OPTIONAL SmarTrunk IITM OPERATION 11-12

•SmarTrunk

™and conventional modes

•SmarTrunk

II™

operation

The following accessories are included with the transceiver:

Battery pack (CM-140 or CM-141*1) 1

@Flexible antenna 1

@Belt clip and screws*2 1set

Intrinsically safe version.

*2S

ome versions

not include abelt clip.

5BATTERY PACKS ••••••••.•......•.•..•.•.••.•.....•.......•...•.••.......... 13-14

•Battery pack replacement 13

•Battery cautions 13

•Battery charging 14

6OPTIONAL UT·105INSTALLATION ......•.•...•.••.•..••.•.........•..•. 15

7SPECIFICATIONS AND OPTIONS

•Specifications 16

•Options 16

SmarTrunk

IITM

is atrademark of SmarTrunk Systems, Inc. ii

PANEL DESCRIPTION

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IC·F30LT

IC-F40LT

SPEAKER

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DISPLAY

IC-F30

IC-F40

81------=-::'.

III

SPEAKER

PIT

(push-ta-talk)

SWITCH

[PTT]

Push and hold to transmit; release to receive.

•

DEALER-PROGRAMMABLE

SWITCHES/KEYS

[P]

Can each be programmed for one of several functions by

your Icom Dealer. (pgs.

6-10)

In this manual, [P] is

meant

stand

for

one

the

dealer-programmable switches/keys (and depends on

the transceiver's programming).

ANTENNA

CONNECTOR

[ANT]

Connects the supplied antenna. Screw the antenna on in a

clockwise direction.

•

CHANNEL

SELECTOR

[DIAL]

(p. 3)

Selects the operating channel.

•The home position (channel 1) may start scanning. See SCAN

FUNCTION on

oMULTI-CONNECTOR

Connects the EM-81 SPEAKER-MICROPHONE, etc.

POWERNOLUME

CONTROL

[PWRNOL]

(p.

Rotate clockwise

turn

power

on (and increase audio

output); counterclockwise to turn power off (and decrease

audio output).

•ACTIVITY LED (p. 4)

Lights red while transmitting; lights green while receiving.

_KEYPAD

Used to enter DTMF codes, operating channels, channel

banks, etc., depending on programming.

•The IC-F30/IC-F40 requires the optional UT-82

DTMF

KEYPAD.

PANEL DESCRIPTION 1

BASIC OPERATION

•Turning

power

•Channel selection

Rotate [PWR] to the 12 o'clock position.

• A power-up alert tone sounds for about 1second and an opening

message may appear.

Note:

If the power-up alert tone does not sound

if asec-

ond alert tone sounds, turn the transceiver off, check the bat-

tery, then turn the transceiver back on. If the power-up alert

tone still does not sound, charge the battery

replace it.

@If the transceiver is programmed for astartup password,

input digit codes as directed

your system operator.

Input your password if this

- - - - - - - display appears.

1..1

t.1

J..l

I,f_, _,

!.J

J._,

1..1

J..l

'_'_--,-----',

Non-bank type indication

¢ROTARYSELECTOR-TYPE

Push adigit,

]-[6]

(ac- Bank indicators

cording to your system op-

ImmEJmml----

......

erator's

instructions) to J'II I

select the desired bank. C

,..,

ILl'

•When

banks are pro-

grammed, skip this step.

(2)

Select the desired channel

using the channel selector.

(2)

Push a2-digit channel

number.

•When an incorrect channel

number is entered, the previ-

ous channel appears.

Note:

Lock

Override

When the lock override function is assigned

one of the

keys, push and hold that key while entering digits via the key-

pad.

KEYPAD ENTRY-TYPE

Push [.-J

IL.-

____

Opening message may differ

from this.

I..'

I, " I

1'-'

,,"'11.-

,..

Lf'

turn power off, rotate the volume control fully counter-

clockwise until aclick is heard.

When an incorrect password is

input, this display appears.

Turn power off, and start

over in this case.

•Receiving and

transmitting

Caution: Transmitting without an antenna may damage the

transceiver. See

2for antenna attachment.

Receiving:

Select achannel. See Channelselection

previous page.

(2)

Listen for atransmission and adjust the volume to acom-

fortable listening level.

•The activity LED lights green when receiving asignal.

•When no transmission is heard, push and hold [P]([MON]) to ad·

just the volume.

The transceiver is now set to receive calls on the selected

channel.

Transmitting:

Wait for the channel to become clear, then:

®Push aprogrammed switch (e.g. to transmit atone, etc.)

instructed to do so by your system operator.

•

Refer

to DEALER-PROGRAMMABLE FUNCTIONS on pgs.

6-10.

@While pushing and holding [PTT], speak into the micro-

phone at anormal voice level.

•The activity LED lights red while transmitting.

•Do

not

hold the transceiver too close to your mouth or speak too

loudly. This may distort the signal.

@Release [PTT] to receive.

BASIC OPERATION 2

•Transmitting notes

¢LOW BATTERY CONDITION

When the low battery indi- IC-F30/F40 IC-F30LT/F40LT

cator appears and/or the ,I

activity LED flashes red -0 -

~I'

slowly, battery capacity

battery low battery low

becoming low and trans-

,'I

, I

mitting is not possible. :;. 0

-~-

When the low battery indi-

I ,

cator appears and flashes battery nearly battery nearly

and/or the activity LED exhausted exhausted

flashes

red

quickly, battery capacity is nearly exhausted.

¢TRANSMITTING WHILE SCANNING

the scan function

assigned to channel 1and scan

acti-

vated,

you

can

transmit

pre

programmed

channel during

the

scan

(depending

programming, transmit

may

inhibited).

¢TIME-OUTTIMER (TOT)

After continuous transmission for apre-programmed period,

the TOT activates and receive is automatically selected.

t--_H_o_ld_in-=..g_P_TI

Transmitting

specified TOT period 4

2BASIC OPERATION

PENALTYTIMER

Once the time-out timer

activated, transmission is further

inhibited for aperiod determined by the penalty timer.

•Call procedure

(Europe

versions

only)

When your radio

programmed for a5-tone system, the call

operation must be performed prior

voice transmission.

5-tone systems are selective calling systems which allow you

to contact specific station(s) only and prevent unwanted sta-

tions from contacting you.

Select the desired Tx code channel or 5-tone code accord-

ing to your system operator's instructions.

•This may not be necessary depending on programming.

•Refer to the description at right for selection.

@Push the call switch (assigned to one of the dealer-pro-

grammable switches).

•Beeps may sound.

@After transmitting a5-tone code, the remainder of your

communication can be carried out

the normal

fashion-

proceed from step @

Receiving

and

transmitting on pre-

vious page.

•Tx code channel selection

(Europeversions only)

Your radio may be programmed for Tx code channel selec-

tion.

this case, you can choose aTx code channel to be

transmitted when using the call function (previous page).

Push the Tx code channel switch (assigned to one of the

dealer-programmable switches) to activate the function, then

enter adigit number via the keypad

select the desired Tx

code channel.

•The selected code channel (containing apre-programmed 5-tone

code) is transmitted when using the call function.

•Manual 5-tone codes

(Europe

versions only)

Depending

programming, you may be able to send 5-tone

codes manually.

Push the Tx code channel switch to activate the function, then

enter the desired transmit code (up to 7digits) using the key-

pad.

•Activate the call function to transmit the 5-tone code.

• A flashing digit indicates keypad entry is acceptable.

DEALER-PROGRAMMABLE FUNCTIONS

•General

Ask your Icom Dealer

system operator

for

details concern-

ing

your

transceiver's

programming.

When

available, pro-

grammed

functions

are

assigned

one

several

switches/keys.

the following explanations, [P] is meant to stand for one

of the dealer-programmable switches/keys (and depends

on the transceiver's programming).

SCAN FUNCTION

Push [P] momentarily; or set the channel selector to the

home position (channel 1

•The activity LED flashes green.

•Scan pauses when asignal is received.

•Transmitting may be possible depending

programming.

@Push adigit key to select adifferent scan list (scanning

channels group)

necessary.

stop the scan, push [P] momentarily again

rotate the

channel selector off the home position.

•Some channels cannot be added

subtracted to alist depend-

ing on programming.

Select the channel to be added

subtracted.

(IDPush and hold [P] to add or subtract the selected channel

from the list.

•One of the following displays appears to indicate that the selected

channel was added to

subtracted from the scan list.

SCAN LISTMODIFICATION (scan

lockout)

Aselected scan can be subtracted from or added to ascan

list (scanning channels group). "Bank" channels and scan list

channels are related so that channels which do not appear in

a"bank" cannot be added to or subtracted from alist.

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¢PRIORITY FUNCTION

select apre-programmedprioritychannel:

Push [P] momentarily.

•The pre-programmed priority channel is automatically selected re-

gardless of the channel selector position.

•Push and hold [PTT] to transmit if desired.

•Rotate the channel selector to exit the priority channel.

BANK

FUNCTION

change memorybanks:

Push [P] one

more times; or push adigit key,

]-[6].

•Indicators appear for banks

2-6

(no indicator appears for bank 1).

•Channel selection

3DEALER-PROGRAMMABLE FUNCTIONS

•Receive •Transmit

¢MONITOR FUNCTION

This function allows you to open the transceiver's squelch

manually to

check

whether

achannel is busy

not. The

transceiver has 2squelch systems as follows.

¢OUTPUT POWER SELECTION

Push [P] momentarily to change the power output.

•"LOW" appears when one

the low output powers is selected.

•Push and hold [P) for 2sec. to return to the original

power

output.

•

some channels, high power cannot be selected.

Push [Pl to turn off the tone squelch for reception of all sig-

nals (even those not directed to you specifically).

Push and hold [P] for 2sec. or more to monitor all signals

(or noise) regardless of the active squelch system.

•After releasing [P), tone squelch is activated.

Tone squelch: The squelch mutes all signals except

Vthose directed to you. Therefore, you

should

check

achannel's condition

c:::l

only signals (busy

not) with the monitor function

containing before transmitting.

the proper

tone are

received

Manual

transmission:

Push digit keys while pushing [PTT].

•Pushing

[PIT]

may

not be necessary depending on programming.

"'1'-

-·-

•See Channel Selection,

oDTMFTRANSMISSION

This allows you to send pre-programmed DTMF

codes

control arepeater, open another transceiver's squelch, etc.

Automatic pre-programmed transmission:

KEYPAD ENTRY TYPE*:

keypad entry

Push [Pl, then adigit key

to 8).

ROTARY SEL TYPE*:

channel selector

Set the channel selector

to 8), then push [P].

The squelch mutes audio only when

no carrier is present.

You

can receive

(or monitor) any signals on achannel.

Noise squelch:

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c::5

all signals

are

received

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