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Thank you for purchasing this Icom

product. The IC

-M

601 VH

FM

AR

INE

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AN

SC

EIV

ER

is designed and builtw

ith Icom’s state of the art technology and craftsm

an-ship. W

ith proper care, this product should provide youw

ith years of trouble-free operation.

We w

ant to take a couple of mom

ents of your time to

thank you for making the IC

-M601 your radio of choice,

and hope you agree with Icom

’s philosophy of “tech-nology first.” M

any hours of research and development

went into the design of your IC

-M601.

DF

EA

TU

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Built-in D

SC

meets IT

U C

lass D requirem

entA

n independent receiver continuously watches C

h. 70,w

hile using another channel. Further, a single antenna

connector allows V

HF

and Ch. 70 operation, thus sim

-plifying installation. T

he 10-keypad allows sim

ple andefficient operation of the D

SC

emergency functions,

vital for your safety at sea.

S

uperior receiver performance

The IC

-M601 has excellent receive specifications of m

orethan 75 dB

for spurious response, and intermodulation

rejection. With such high level perform

ance, receivedcalls are rem

arkably clear and free from noise. T

he pow-

erful audio output from the front facing speaker further

increases the clarity of received calls.

O

ptional CO

MM

AN

DM

IC(2 system

s are connectable)T

he optional CO

MM

AN

DM

IC provides a 2nd and 3rd

station capability and an intercom function. W

ith slimdim

ension and sizable LCD

, the CO

MM

AN

DM

IC offers

ea

se a

nd

con

ven

ien

ce o

f op

era

ting

the

rad

io fro

mrem

ote locations such as the cockpit or tower up to a

max. 21 m

* from the IC

-M601.

* Requires use of optional O

PC

-999 extension cables.

Large LC

D w

ith dot matrix characters

The large dot-m

atrix display is designed for optimum

readability in any lighting condition. With the extra large

font, the channel number is m

aximized on the display

and other information can be easily read.

R

ugged waterproof construction

The IC

-M601 including the supplied (H

M-137)/optional

(HM

-13

4) m

icrop

ho

ne

ha

s effe

ctive w

ate

rpro

ofin

gequivalent to JIS

waterproof grade 7*.

* 1 m/30 m

in; except cables.

ii

Icom, Icom

Inc. and the logo are registered tradem

arksof Icom

Incorporated (Japan) in the United states, the U

nitedK

ingdom, G

ermany, F

rance, Spain, R

ussia and/or other coun-tries.

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HIS

IN

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LYbefore attem

pting to operate the trans-ceiver.

SA

VE

TH

IS IN

ST

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MA

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ma

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al co

nta

ins im

po

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ty an

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pe

ratin

g in

-structions for the IC

-M601.

EX

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EF

INIT

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after exposure tow

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clud

ing

sa

lt w

ate

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keys

an

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itches may becom

e inoperable due to salt crystallization.

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GP

ersonal injury, fire hazard or electricshock m

ay occur.

CA

UT

ION

Equipm

ent damage m

ay occur.

NO

TE

If disregarded, inconvenience only. No

risk or personal injury, fire or electricshock.

Versions of the IC

-M601 w

hich display the “CE

”sym

bol on the serial number seal, com

ply with the es-

sen

tial re

qu

irem

en

ts of th

e E

uro

pe

an

Ra

dio

an

dTelecom

munication Term

inal Directive 1999/5/E

C.

This w

arning symbol indicates that this equip

-m

ent operates in non-harmonised frequency bands

and/or may be subject to licensing conditions in the

country of use. Be sure to check that you have the

correct version of this radio or the correct program-

ming of this radio, to com

ply with national licensing

requirements.

iii

If your vessel requires assistance, contact other vessels andthe C

oast Guard by sending a distress call on C

hannel 16.O

r, transmit your distress call using digital selective calling on

Channel 70.

US

ING

DIG

ITAL

SE

LE

CT

IVE

CA

LL

ING

(Ch

70)

DIS

TR

ES

S C

AL

LP

RO

CE

DU

RE

1.Wh

ile liftin

g u

p th

e sw

itch co

ver, p

ush

an

dhold [D

IST

RE

SS

] for 5 sec. until you hear 5short beeps change to one long beep.

2.Wa

it for a

n a

ckno

wle

dg

me

nt fro

m a

coa

ststation.•C

hannel 16 is automatically selected.

3.Pu

sh

an

d

ho

ld

[PT

T],

the

n

tran

smit

the

appropriate information as at left.

US

ING

CH

AN

NE

L16

DIS

TR

ES

S C

AL

LP

RO

CE

DU

RE

1.“MA

YD

AY

MA

YD

AY

MA

YD

AY.”

2.“TH

IS IS

...............” (name of vessel)

3.Your call sign or other indication of thevessel (A

ND

9-digit DS

C ID

if you have one).4.“LO

CA

TE

D A

T...............” (your position)

5.The nature of the distress and assistance

required.6.A

ny other information w

hich might facilitate

the rescue.

IN C

AS

E O

F E

ME

RG

EN

CY

FO

RE

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..............................................iIM

PO

RTA

NT

.............................................iiE

XP

LICIT

DE

FIN

ITIO

NS

...........................iiIN

CA

SE

OF

EM

ER

GE

NC

Y.....................iii

TAB

LE O

F C

ON

TE

NT

S ...........................iv

PR

EC

AU

TIO

N ..........................................v

1O

PE

RA

TIN

G R

UL

ES

..................12

PAN

EL

DE

SC

RIP

TIO

N ..........2

–7

P

anel description ............................2

Function display ..............................6

M

icrophone (HM

-137)......................7

3B

AS

IC O

PE

RA

TIO

N ............8

–12

C

hannel selection ...........................8

Receiving and transm

itting ...........10

Call channel program

ming ............11

C

hannel comm

ents .......................11

4D

UA

LWA

TC

H/T

RI-W

AT

CH

.......13

Description ....................................13

O

peration ......................................13

5S

CA

N O

PE

RA

TIO

NS

.........14–

15

Scan types ....................................14

S

etting tag channels .....................15

Starting a scan ..............................15

6D

SC

OP

ER

AT

ION

..............16–

32

MM

SI code program

ming .............16

P

osition and time program

ming ....16

P

osition indication .........................17

Distress call ..................................18

Transm

itting DS

C calls .................19

S

etting the distress information ....23

D

SC

individual ID .........................24

R

eceiving DS

C calls .....................27

D

SC

set mode ..............................29

R

eceived messages .....................31

7O

TH

ER

FU

NC

TIO

NS

..........33–36

Hailer operation ............................33

A

utomatic foghorn .........................34

M

icrophone lock function ..............35

Intercom operation ........................36

8S

ET

MO

DE

........................37–

39

Set m

ode programm

ing ................37

Set m

ode items .............................38

9C

ON

NE

CT

ION

S A

ND

MA

INT

EN

AN

CE

.................40–

44

Supplied accessories ....................40

A

ntenna ........................................40

Fuse replacem

ent .........................40

Cleaning .......................................40

C

onnections ..................................41

Mounting the transceiver ..............42

D

imensions....................................44

10T

RO

UB

LE

SH

OO

TIN

G ..............45

11C

HA

NN

EL

LIS

T ........................46

12S

PE

CIF

ICA

TIO

NS

AN

D

OP

TIO

NS

..................................47

Specifications ...............................47

O

ptions .........................................47

13H

M-134 R

EM

OT

E-C

ON

TR

OL

MIC

RO

PH

ON

E ...................48–58

P

anel description ..........................48

Function display ............................50

C

hannel selection .........................52

Receiving and transm

itting ...........53

Lock functions ...............................54

Display backlighting ......................54

M

onitor function ............................54

Call channel program

ming ............55

S

tarting a scan ..............................55

Setting tag channels .....................56

D

ualwatch/Tri-w

atch operation .....56

Set m

ode programm

ing ................57

Intercom operation ........................58

C

hannel comm

ents .......................58

14H

M-134 C

ON

NE

CT

ION

S A

ND

IN

STA

LL

AT

ION

..................59–60

HM

-134 supplied accessories .......59

Installation .....................................59

INS

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HM

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AR

NIN

G! N

EV

ER

connect the transceiver to an AC

outlet. This m

ay pose a fire hazard or result in an electricshock.

NE

VE

R connect the transceiver to a pow

er source of more

than 16 V D

C or use reverse polarity. T

his will ruin the trans-

ceiver.

NE

VE

R cut the D

C pow

er cable between the D

C plug and

fuse holder. If an incorrect connection is made after cutting,

the transceiver may be dam

aged.

NE

VE

R place the transceiver w

here normal operation of the

vessel may be hindered or w

here it could cause bodily injury.

KE

EP

the transceiver at least 1 m aw

ay from the ship’s nav-

igation compass.

DO

NO

Tuse or place the transceiver in areas w

ith temper-

atures below –20°C

or above +60°C

or in areas subject to di-rect sunlight, such as the dashboard.

AV

OID

the use of chemical agents such as benzine or al-

cohol when cleaning, as they m

ay damage the transceiver

surfaces.

BE

CA

RE

FU

L!

The transceiver rear panel w

ill become

hot when operating continuously for long periods.

Place the transceiver in a secure place to avoid inadvertent

use by children.

BE

CA

RE

FU

L! T

he

tran

sceive

r, HM

-13

7 a

nd

op

tion

al

HM

-134 employ w

aterproof construction, which corresponds

to JIS w

aterproof specification, Grade 7 (1

m/30

min.). H

ow-

ever, once the transceiver or microphone has been dropped,

waterproofing cannot be guaranteed due to the fact that the

case may be cracked, or the w

aterproof seal damaged, etc.

PR

EC

AU

TIO

N

1

1O

PE

RA

TIN

G R

UL

ES

DDP

RIO

RIT

IES

•Read all rules and regulations pertaining to priorities and

keep an up-to-date copy handy. Safety and distress calls

take priority over all others.

•You m

ust monitor C

hannel 16 when you are not operating

on another channel.

•False or fraudulent distress signals are prohibited and pun-

ishable by law.

DDP

RIVA

CY

•Information overheard but not intended for you cannot law

-fully be used in any w

ay.

•Indecent or profane language is prohibited.

DDR

AD

IO L

ICE

NS

ES

(1) SH

IPS

TAT

ION

LIC

EN

SE

You must have a current radio station license before using the

transceiver. It is unlawful to operate a ship station w

hich is notlicensed.

Inquire through your dealer or the appropriate government

agency for a Ship-R

adiotelephone license application. This

government-issued license states the call sign w

hich is yourcraft’s identification for radio purposes.

(2) OP

ER

ATO

R’S

LIC

EN

SE

AR

estricted Radiotelephone O

perator Perm

it is the licensem

ost often held by small vessel radio operators w

hen a radiois not required for safety purposes.

Th

e R

estricte

d R

ad

iote

lep

ho

ne

Op

era

tor P

erm

it mu

st be

posted or kept with the operator. O

nly a licensed radio opera-tor m

ay operate a transceiver.

How

ever, non-licensed individuals may talk over a transceiver

if a licensed operator starts, supervises, ends the call andm

akes the necessary log entries.

Keep a copy of the current governm

ent rules and regulationshandy.

1

PAN

EL

DE

SC

RIP

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N

2

2P

anel d

escriptio

n

VO

L

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60

1V

HF

MA

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MIC

C

H/L

DIA

L16

SQ

LDISTRESS

Speaker

MIC

connector

Function

display

q

we

rt

yu

oi

!0

!1

!2

(Connect

HM

-137 ON

LY

)

CA

UT

ION

: N

EV

ER

co

nn

ect

other microphones here, such as

the optional HM

-134, may cause

damage to the transceiver.

qT

RA

NS

MIT

PO

WE

R S

WIT

CH

[H/L

]

Toggles high or low pow

er when pushed. (p. 10)

•Som

e channels are set to low pow

er only.

W

hile pushing this switch, som

esw

itches perform sec-

ondary function.

wV

OL

UM

E C

ON

TR

OL

[VO

L]

(p. 10)A

djusts the audio level.

eS

QU

EL

CH

CO

NT

RO

L[S

QL

](p. 10)

Sets the squelch threshold level.

rD

IAL

SW

ITC

H [D

IAL

](p. 9)

E

xits from C

hannel 16 or call channel when pushed m

o-m

entarily. (p. 8)

Wh

ile p

ush

ing

[H/L

], pu

sh to

sele

ct on

e o

f 2 re

gu

lar

channels in sequence. (p. 9)•International and U

.S.A

. channels are available for regularchannels. (depends on version)

tC

HA

NN

EL

SE

LE

CTO

R [C

HA

NN

EL

](p. 10)

Rotate [C

HA

NN

EL] to select the operating channels, set

mode contents, etc.

yC

HA

NN

EL

16/CA

LL

CH

AN

NE

LS

WIT

CH

[16•C]

S

elects Channel 16 w

hen pushed. (p. 8)

Selects call channel w

hen pushed for 1 sec. (p. 8)•“C

ALL

” appears when call channel is selected.

P

ush for 3 sec. to enter call channel programm

ing con-dition w

hen call channel is selected. (p. 11)

While pushing [H

/L], enters channel comm

ent program-

ming condition. (p. 11)

W

hile turning power O

N, enters set m

ode when pushed

and held. (p. 37)

uP

OW

ER

SW

ITC

H [P

OW

ER

]P

ush to turn the transceiver power O

N or O

FF.

iC

LE

AR

SW

ITC

H [C

LR

]P

ush to cancel the entered function.

oD

IST

RE

SS

SW

ITC

H [D

IST

RE

SS

](p. 18)

Transmits distress call w

hen pushed for 5 sec.

!0F

UN

CT

ION

SW

ITC

H[F

]A

fter pushing, activates the secondary functions.•“F

” appears when a secondary function can be accessed.

!1D

SC

ME

NU

SW

ITC

H [M

EN

U]

(p. 16)

Toggles the DS

C m

enu ON

or OF

F w

hen pushed.

PA

NE

LD

ES

CR

IPT

ION

3

2

2

4

2P

AN

EL

DE

SC

RIP

TIO

N

!2K

EY

PAD

Inputs numeral for channel num

ber input, etc.

Inputs numeral and alphabet (som

e symbol) for channel

comm

ent input.

After pushing [F

], turns the secondary function ON

orO

FF.

•[3 DIM

] is necessary to rotate [CH

AN

NE

L] after pushing.•M

ost of secondary function (except [5 TAG

], [8 FO

G]) can be

cleared or cancelled when push [C

LR] (i

).

N

umber input: ‘1’

C

omm

ent input: ‘1,’‘Q,’‘Z

,’‘q,’‘z’or space

Afte

r pu

shin

g [F

], turn

s the

DU

ALW

AT

CH

function ON

or OF

F. (p.13)

N


C

omm

ent input: ‘2,’‘A,’‘B

,’‘C,’‘a,’‘b’or ‘c’

A

fter pushing [F], turns the T

RI-W

AT

CH

func-tion O

N or O

FF. (p.13)

N


C

omm

ent input: ‘3,’‘D,’‘E

,’‘F,’‘d,’‘e’or ‘f’

After pushing [F

], push this switch and rotate

[CH

AN

NE

L] to

ad

just th

e b

righ

tne

ss of th

eLC

D and sw

itch backlight.

N


C

omm

ent input ‘4,’‘G,’‘H

,’‘I,’‘g,’‘h’or ‘i’

After pushing [F

], starts or stops the SC

AN

function. (p.15)

5

2P

AN

EL

DE

SC

RIP

TIO

N

N


C

omm

ent input: ‘5,’‘J,’‘K,’‘L,’‘j,’‘k’or ‘l’

A

fter pushing [F], sets the displayed channel

as a tag (scanned) channel. (p.15)

While pushing [H

/L], push for 3 sec. to clear alltag channels. (p.15)

N


C

omm

ent input: ‘6,’‘M,’‘N

,’‘O,’‘m

,’‘n’or ‘o’

No secondary function

N


C

omm

ent input: ‘7,’‘P,’‘R,’‘S

,’‘p,’‘r’or ‘s’

After pushing [F

], turns the HA

ILE

Rfunction

ON

or OF

F. (p.33)

N


C

omm

ent input: ‘8,’‘T,’‘U,’‘V,’‘t,’‘u’or ‘v’

A

fter p

ush

ing

[F], tu

rns th

e A

UT

OM

AT

ICF

OG

HO

RN

function ON

or OF

F. (p.34)

N


C

omm

ent input: ‘9,’‘W,’‘X

,’‘Y,’‘w,’‘x’or ‘y’

A

fter pushing [F], turns the IN

TE

RC

OM

func-tion O

N or O

FF. (p.36)

N


N

umber input: P

ush for 1 sec. to edit ‘A.’

•Inputing “A” for sim

plex channels.

C

omm

ent input: ‘0’and symbols (‘–’‘/’‘.’)

N

o secondary function

Fixes input of channel num

ber and channel com-

ment, etc.

Clears entered digits and retrieves the previous

channel or channel comm

ent during setting.

2

F

un

ction

disp

lay

qB

US

Y/T

RA

NS

MIT

IND

ICA

TOR

(p. 10)

“BUSY

” appears when receiving a signal or w

hen thesquelch opens.

“T

X” appears w

hile transmitting.

wTA

G C

HA

NN

EL

IND

ICA

TOR

(p. 15)A

ppears when a tag channel is selected.

eS

CA

N IN

DIC

ATO

R

Either “N

ORMAL SCAN

” or “PRI-SCAN 16

” scantype appears w

hile scanning. (p. 15)

“DUAL 16

” appears during dualwatch; “T

RI 16

” ap-pears during tri-w

atch. (p. 13)

rP

OS

ITIO

N IN

DIC

ATO

R

Show

s the GP

S position data.

•“?

?” m

ay blink every 2 sec. instead of position data; when the

GP

S position data is invalid. In such a case, the last position

data is held for up to 23.5 hours.

•“?

?” m

ay blink every 2 sec. instead of position data 4 hours

after the position data is input manually, up until 23.5 hours

have past.

“N

o Position

” appears when no G

PS

receiver isconnected and no position data is input m

anually.

tT

IME

ZO

NE

IND

ICA

TOR

“L

ocal

” appears when the offset tim

e data in the ‘Set

up’menu is entered. (p. 29)

“N

o Time

” ap

pe

ars w

he

n n

o G

PS

rece

iver is co

n-nected and no tim

e data is input manually.

BUSY-25W---INT---CALL

LOCAL--DUP

SCRAM--TAG

NORMAL-SCAN

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123"23.236W

Local--1:10--CALLING

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uy

PA

NE

LD

ES

CR

IPT

ION

6

2

7

2P

AN

EL

DE

SC

RIP

TIO

N

M

icrop

ho

ne (H

M-137)

qP

TT

SW

ITC

H [P

TT

](p. 10)

Push and hold to transm

it; release to receive.

wC

HA

NN

EL

UP

/DO

WN

SW

ITC

HE

S [ YY

]/[ ZZ]

(p. 10)P

ush either switch to change the operating channel, set

mode contents, etc.

eC

HA

NN

EL

16/CA

LL

CH

AN

NE

LS

WIT

CH

[16/C]

P

ush to select Channel 16; push for 1 sec. to C

hannel 9.(p. 8)

W

hile pushing [16/C], turn pow

er ON

to toggle the lockfunction O

N or O

FF. (p. 35)

Speaker

Microphone

w q

e16/C

yC

HA

NN

EL

CO

MM

EN

T IN

DIC

ATO

R

Channel com

ment appears if program

med. (p. 11)

“L

ow Batt

” flashes when the battery voltage drops to

approx. 10 V D

C or below

.

uC

HA

NN

EL

NU

MB

ER

RE

AD

OU

TIndicates the selected operating channel num

ber. •“A

” appears when a sim

plex channel is selected. (p. 9)•“F

” appears when [F

] is pushed.

iC

AL

LC

HA

NN

EL

IND

ICA

TOR

(p. 8)“C

ALL

” appears when the call channel is selected.

oC

HA

NN

EL

GR

OU

PIN

DIC

ATO

R(p. 9)

Indicates whether an International “I

NT

” or U.S

.A. “U

SA

”channel is selected. (depends on version)

!0D

UP

LE

X IN

DIC

ATO

R(p. 9)

Appears w

hen a duplex channel is selected.•D

uplex channel has a different transmit frequency and receiving

frequency.

!1P

OW

ER

IND

ICA

TOR

(p. 10)

“25W

” appears when high pow

er is selected.

“1W

” appears when low

power is selected.

2

8

3B

AS

IC O

PE

RA

TIO

N

C

han

nel selectio

nDD

Ch

ann

el 16C

hannel 16 is the distress and safety channel. It is used forestablishing initial contact w

ith another station and for emer-

gency comm

unications. Channel 16 is m

onitored during bothdualw

atch and tri-watch. W

hile standing by, you must m

onitorC

hannel 16.

Push [16•C

] mom

entarily to select Channel 16.

P

ush

[DIA

L] to

retu

rn to

the

con

ditio

n b

efo

re se

lectin

gC

hannel 16, or rotate [CH

AN

NE

L] to select operating chan-nel.

DDC

all chan

nel

Each regular channel group has a separate leisure-use call

channel. The call channel is m

onitored during tri-watch. T

hecall channels can be program

med (p. 11) and are used to

store your most often used channels in each channel group

for quick recall.

Push [16•C

] for 1 sec. to select the call channel of the se-lected channel group.•“C

ALL

” and call channel number appear.

•Each channel group m

ay have an independent call channel afterprogram

ming a call channel.

P

ush [DIA

L] to return to the condition before selecting thecall channel,

or rotate [CH

AN

NE

L] to select an operatingchannel.

Push for

1 sec.

C16


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C16


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3B

AS

IC O

PE

RA

TIO

N

9

DDU

.S.A

. chan

nels (d

epen

ds o

n versio

n)

and

Intern

ation

al chan

nels

There are 58 U

.S.A

. channels in addition to 57 Internationalchannels. T

hese channel groups may be specified for the op-

erating area.

qP

ush [DIA

L] to select a regular channel.w

While pushing [H

/L], push [DIA

L] to change the channelgroup, if necessary.•U

.S.A

. and International (INT

) channels can be selected in se-

quence.

eR

otate [CH

AN

NE

L] to select a channel.•“D

UP

” appears for duplex channels.•“A

” appears for simplex channels.

Push

+

U.S

.A. channels

H/L

DIA

L

International channels

INT

DUP

USA

3

R

eceiving

and

transm

itting

CA

UT

ION

:Transm

itting without an antenna m

ay dam-

age the transceiver.

qP

ush [PO

WE

R] to turn pow

er ON

.w

Set the audio and squelch levels.

R

otate [SQ

L] fully counterclockwise in advance.

R

otate [VO

L] to adjust the audio output level.

Rotate [S

QL] clockw

ise until the noise disappears.e

To change the channel group, push [DIA

L] while pushing

[H/L]. (p. 9)

rR

otate [CH

AN

NE

L] or push [Y]/[Z

] on the microphone to

select the desired channel.•W

hen receiving a signal, “BUSY

” appears and audio is emitted

from the speaker.

•Further adjustm

ent of [VO

L] may be necessary at this point.

tP

ush [H/L] to select the output pow

er if necessary.•“2

5W

” or “1W

” appears when high or low

power is selected, re-

spectively.•C

hoose low pow

er to reduce an intermodulation for other sta-

tions, choose high power for longer distance com

munications.

•Som

e channels are for low pow

er only.

yP

ush and hold [PT

T] to transm

it, then speak into the mi-

crophone.•“T

X” appears.

•Channel 70 cannot be used for transm

ission.

uR

elease [PT

T] to receive.

IMP

OR

TAN

T:To m

aximize the readability of your trans-

mitted signal, pause a few

sec. after pushing [PT

T], hold

the microphone 2.5 to 5 cm

from your m

outh and speak ata norm

al voice level.

VO

L

iM

60

1V

HF

MA

RIN

E

MIC

C

SQ

L

16/C

w

e

qr

r

ty

u

3B

AS

IC O

PE

RA

TIO

N

10

3B

AS

IC O

PE

RA

TIO

N

11

C

all chan

nel p

rog

ramm

ing

The call channel is used to select C

hannel 9, however, you

can program your m

ost often-used channel in each channelgroup for quick recall.

qW

hile pushing [H/L], push [D

IAL] once or tw

ice to selectthe desired channel group (U

.S.A

. and International) to beprogram

med. (depends on version)

wP

ush [16•C] for 1 sec. to select the call channel of the se-

lected channel group.•“C

ALL

” and call channel number appear.

eP

ush [16•C] again for 3 sec. (until a long beep changes to

2 short beeps) to enter callchannel program

ming con-

dition.•C

hannel number starts blink-

ing.

rR

ota

te [C

HA

NN

EL

] to se-

lect the desired channel.t

Push [16•C

] to program the

disp

laye

d ch

an

ne

l as th

ecall channel.•P

ush [DIA

L] to cancel.•T

he

cha

nn

el n

um

be

r stop

sblinking.

C

han

nel co

mm

ents

Mem

ory channels can be tagged with alphanum

eric names

of up to 10 characters each.

Capital letters, sm

all letters, numerals, som

e symbols (-

./

)and space can be used.

qS

elect the desired mem

ory channel.•C

ancel dual watch, tri-w

atch or scan in advance. (Push [C

LR])

wW

hile pushing [H/L], push [16•C

] to edit the channel com-

ment.

•Acursor appears and blinks.

eP

ush the appropriate key several times to enter the de

-sired character.•S

ee the table on page 12 for available characters.•R

otate [CH

AN

NE

L] or push [Y]/[Z

] on the microphone to m

ovethe cursor.

rP

ush [EN

T] to input and set the com

ment.

•Push [C

LR] to cancel.

•The cursor disappears.

tR

ep

ea

t step

s qto

rto

pro

gra

m o

the

r cha

nn

el co

m-

ments, if desired.

BUSY

BUSY-25W

25W---

---INT

INT---

---CALL

CALL

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10:10--

--CALLING

CALLING

BUSY

BUSY-25W

25W---

---INT

INT---

---CALL

CALL

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--

--UTC

UTC-10:10

10:10---

---INTL

INTL

BUSY-

BUSY-25W

25W---

---INT

INT---

---CALL

CALL

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SCRAM--

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TAG

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--

--UTC

UTC-10:10

10:10-PLEASURE

LEASURE

3

12

3B

AS

IC O

PE

RA

TIO

N

KE

YC

HA

RA

CT

ER

SK

EY

CH

AR

AC

TE

RS

12345

QADGJ

ZBEHK

qCFIL

z(space)

adgj

behk

cfil

67890

MPTW-

NRUX/

OSVY.

mn

o

ptw

rux

svy

•Availab

le characters

13

4D

UA

LW

AT

CH

/TR

I-WA

TC

H

D

escriptio

nD

ualwatch m

onitors Channel 16 w

hile you are receiving an-other channel; tri-w

atch monitors C

hannel 16 and the callchannel w

hile receiving another channel.

O

peratio

nq

Select the desired operating channel.

wP

ush [F], then push [1 D

UA

L] to start dualwatch or [2 T

RI]

to start tri-watch.

•“DUAL

” appears during dualwatch; “T

RI

” appears during tri-w

atch.•A

beep tone sounds when a signal is received on C

hannel 16.

eTo cancel dualw

atch or tri-watch, push [C

LR] or repeat

step w.

[Exam

ple]:

Operating tri-w

atch on INT

channel 25.

DU

ALW

AT

CH

/TR

I-WA

TC

H S

IMU

LA

TIO

N

•If a signal is received on Channel 16, dualw

atch/tri-watch pauses

on Channel 16 until the signal disappears.

•If a signal is received on the call channel during tri-watch, tri-

watch becom

es dualwatch until the signal disappears.

•To transmit on the selected channel during dualw

atch/tri-watch,

push and hold [PT

T].

Call channel

Du

alwatch

Tri-w

atch


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Tri-w

atch starts.

Signal is received

on call channel.

Signal received on

Channel 16 takes

priority.

Tri-w

atch resumes

after the signal disappears.

4 3

5S

CA

N O

PE

RA

TIO

NS

14

S

can typ

esS

canning is an efficient way to locate signals quickly over a

wide frequency range. T

he transceiver has priority scan andnorm

al scan.

Set the tag channels (scanned channel) before scanning.

Clear the tag channels w

hich inconveniently stop scanning,such as those for digital com

munication use. (R

efer to rightpage for details.)

Choose priority or norm

al scan in set mode. (p. 38)

NO

RM

AL

SC

AN

Norm

al scan, like priority scan, searches through all tagchannels in sequence. H

owever, unlike priority scan, C

han-nel 16 is not checked unless C

hannel 16 is set as a tagchannel.

CH

01C

H 02

CH

06

CH

05C

H 04

CH

03

PR

IOR

ITY

SC

AN

Prio

rity scan

sea

rche

s thro

ug

h a

ll tag

cha

nn

els in

se-quence w

hile monitoring C

hannel 16. When a signal is de-

tected on Channel 16, scan pauses until the signal disap-

pears; when a signal is detected on a channel other than

Channel 16, scan becom

es dualwatch until the signal dis-

appears.

CH

06

CH

01

CH

16

CH

02

CH

05C

H 04

CH

03

5S

CA

N O

PE

RA

TIO

N

15

Push

SC

NG

HI

then

Scan starts.

When a signal is received


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[Exam

ple]:

Starting a norm

al scan.

S

etting

tag ch

ann

elsF

or m

ore

efficie

nt sca

nn

ing

, ad

d d

esire

d ch

an

ne

ls as ta

gchannels or clear tag channels for unw

anted channels. Chan-

nels set as non-tag channels will be skipped during scanning.

Tag channels can be assigned to each channel group (U.S

.A.

and International) independently.

qW


IAL] once or tw

ice to selectthe desired channel group, if desired. (depends on version)

wS

elect the desired channel to set as a tag channel.e

Push [F

], then push [5 TAG

] to set the displayed channelas a tag channel.•“T

AG

” appears in the display.

rTo cancel the tag channel setting, repeat step e

.•“T

AG

” disappears.

•Clearin

g all tag

chan

nels in

the selected

chan

nel g

rou

p

While pushing [H

/L], push [5 TAG

] for 3 sec. to clear alltag channels in the channel group.

S

tarting

a scanS

et scan type (priority or normal scan) and scan resum

e timer

in advance using set mode. (p. 38)

qW


IAL] once or tw

ice to selectthe desired channel group, if desired.

wS

et tag channels as described at left.e

Make sure the squelch is closed to start a scan.

rP

ush [F], then push [4 S

CN

] to start priority or normal scan.

•“PRI-SCAN 16

” or “NORMAL SCAN

” appears in the functiondisplay.

•When a signal is detected, scan pauses until the signal disap-

pears or resumes after pausing 5 sec. according to set m

ode set-ting. (C

hannel 16 is still monitored during priority scan.)

•Ro

tate

[CH

AN

NE

L] to

che

ck the

scan

nin

g ta

g ch

an

ne

ls, tochange the scanning direction or resum

e the scan manually.

•“16

” blinks and a beep tone sounds when a signal is received

on Channel 16 during priority scan.

tTo stop the scan, push [C

LR] or repeat step r

.

5

16

6D

SC

OP

ER

AT

ION

M

MS

I cod

e pro

gram

min

gT

he 9-digit MM

SI (M

aritime M

obile Service Identity: D

SC

selfID

) code can be programm

ed at power O

N.

Th

is cod

e pro

gram

min

g can

be p

erform

ed o

nly o

nce.

qTurn pow

er OF

F.w

Wh

ile p

ush

ing

[ME

NU

], turn

po

we

r ON

to e

nte

r MM

SI

code programm

ing condition.e

After the display appears, release [M

EN

U].

rP

ush [ME

NU

] to enter the DS

C m

enu.t

Rotate [C

HA

NN

EL] to select “S

et up

,” push [EN

T].

yR

otate [CH

AN

NE

L] to select “MMSI check

,” push [EN

T].

uE

dit the specific MM

SI code directly w

ith the keypad.• R

otate [CH

AN

NE

L] to move the cursor backw

ard or forward.

iA

fter input the 9-digit code, push [EN

T] to set the code.

• Returns to the set up m

enu.

oR

otate [CH

AN

NE

L] to select “Exit

,” push [EN

T].

• Returns to the D

SC

menu.

• Repeat again to return to the norm

al operation condition.

P

osition and time program

ming

Adistress call should include the ship’s position and tim

edata. If no G

PS

is connected, your position and UT

C (U

niver-sal T

ime C

oordinated) time should be input m

anually. They

are included automatically w

hen a GP

S receiver (N

ME

A0183

ver. 2.0) is connected.

This m

anual programm

ing is not available when a G

PS

re-ceiver (N

ME

A0183 ver. 2.0) is connected.

qP

ush [ME

NU

] to enter the DS

C m

enu.w

Rotate [C

HA

NN

EL] to select “P

osition Input

,” push[E

NT

].

eE

dit the digit of your latitude data directly with the keypad.

•Pu

sh [6

•] to

ed

it N; N

orth

latitu

de

or [7

•] to

ed

it S

; South latitude.

•Rotate [C

HA

NN

EL] to m

ove the cursor backward or forw

ard.•P

ush [CE

] to clear the position data.

PR

SM

NO

Input P

osition

Latitude

Longitude

--DSC M

enu--

<CE˘Null D

ata>

___°__.___W˘˘˘˘˘˘˘˘Null

˘K_°__.___N˘˘˘˘˘˘˘˘Null

<CLR˘Exit /

ENT˘OK>

MMSI C

heck

˘ä________

________

--DSC M

enu--

<CLR˘Exit /

ENT˘OK>

17

6D

SC

OP

ER

AT

ION

rE

dit the digit of your longitude data directly with the keypad.

•Pu

sh [3

•] to

ed

it E; E

ast lo

ng

itud

e o

r [9•

] to e

dit

W; W

est longitude.•R

otate [CH

AN

NE


ard or forward.

•Push [C

E] to clear the position data.

tP

ush [EN

T] to set the position and advance to the tim

e set-ting condition.•P

ush [CLR

] to abandon the setting and exit the condition to theD

SC

menu.

yE

dit the digit of the current UT

C tim

e directly with the key-

pad.•R

otate [CH

AN

NE


ard or forward.

•Push [C

E] to clear the tim

e.

uP

ush [EN

T] to set the tim

e.•P

ush [CLR

] to abandon the setting and exit the condition.

P

ositio

n in

dicatio

nW

hen a GP

S receiver (N

ME

A0183 ver. 2.0) is connected, the

transceiver displays the current position and time. W

hen noG

PS

receiver is connected, the transceiver displays the man-

ually entered position and time.

AG

PS

receiver appropriate for the IC-M

601 is not suppliedfrom

Icom. A

GP

S receiver w

ith NM

EA

0183 ver. 2.0 format is

required for position indication. Ask your dealer about suitable

GP

S receivers.


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Input U

TC t

ime

˘K__:__˘˘˘˘˘˘˘˘˘˘˘˘Null

--DSC M

enu--

<CE˘Null D

ata>

<CLR˘Exit /

ENT˘OK>

WX

YD

EF

6

18

6D

SC

OP

ER

AT

ION

D

istress callA

distress call should be transmitted, if in the opinion of the

Master, the ship or a person is in distress and requires im

me-

diate assistance.

NE

VE

RU

SE

TH

E D

IST

RE

SS

CA

LL

WH

EN

YO

UR

SH

IPIS

NO

T IN

AN

EM

ER

GE

NC

Y. A

DIS

TR

ES

S C

ALL

CA

N B

E U

SE

D O

NLY

WH

EN

IMM

ED

IAT

E H

ELP

IS N

EE

DE

D.

qC

onfirm no distress call is being received.

wW

hile lifting up the switch cover, push [D

IST

RE

SS

] for 5sec. to transm

it the distress call.•A

n emergency channel (C

h 70) is automatically selected and the

distress call is transmitted.

•Input the nature of distress call, if possible. (see p.23 Setting the

distress information)

•When no G

PS

is connected, input your position and UT

C tim

e, ifpossible.

eA

fter transmitting the distress call, the transceiver w

aits foran acknow

ledgment call on C

h 70.•T

he distress call is automatically transm

itted every 3.5 to 4.5m

inutes.

rA

fter 5 sec., the transceiver is set to Channel 16 autom

at-ically.


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Wait A

CK

-34"34.506N

<CLR˘

Cancel A

CK---CALLING

Distress C

all

TX C

omplete

Now W

ating f

or A

CK

<CLR˘Cancel A

CK>

Distress C

all

Push f

or 5

sec.

19

6D

SC

OP

ER

AT

ION

tW

hen receiving the acknowledgm

ent, reply using the mi-

crophone.

A

distress alert contains (default);•N

ature of distress: U

ndesignated distress•P

osition data: G

PS

or manual input position data held for

23.5 hrs.

T

he distress call is repeated every 3.5–4.5 min., until re

-ceiving an ‘acknow

ledgement.’

P

ush [DIS

TR

ES

S] to transm

it a renewed distress call, if

required.

Push [C

LR] to cancel the ‘C

all repeat’mode.

“?

?” m

ay blink instead of position and time indications

when the G

PS

data is invalid, or has not been updatedafter 4 hours the position and tim

e data input manually.

Tran

smittin

g D

SC

callsDD

Transm

itting

Ind

ividu

al callT

he individual call function allows you to transm

it a DS

C sig-

nal to a specific ship only.

qP

ush [ME

NU

] to enter the DS

C m

enu.w

Ro

tate

[CH

AN

NE

L] to

sele

ct “Individual Call

,”push [E

NT

].Select i

tem

--DSC M

enu--

˘Set u

p

˘Individual C

all

˘All S

hips C

all

˘Distress S

etting

˘Received C

alls

˘Group C

all


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SCRAM--TAG

ReceivedCAN

DistressACK

<Osaka B

ay

>Chuck3

-<CLR˘Exit>--CALLING

6

20

6D

SC

OP

ER

AT

ION

eR

otate [CH

AN

NE

L] to select the desired pre-programm

edindividual address or “M

anual Input

,” push [EN

T].

•The ID

code for the individual call can be set in advance. (p. 24)•W

hen “Manual Input

” is selected, set the 9-digit ID code for

the individual you wish to call w

ith the keypad.

rR

otate [CH

AN

NE

L] to select a desired intership channelor “M

anual Input

,” push [EN

T].

•Intership channels are already preset into the transceiver in rec-om

mending order.

•When “M

anual Input

” is selected, rotate [CH

AN

NE

L] to se-lect the desired channel other than C

hannel 70.

tP

ush [EN

T] to transm

it the individual call.•If C

hannel 70 is busy, the transceiver stands by until the channelbecom

es clear.

yS

tandby on Channel 70 until an acknow

ledgement is re-

ceived.

uW

he

n th

e a

ckno

wle

dg

em

en

t is rece

ived

, the

disp

lay

changes to the previously selected channel with beeps.

iP

ush and hold [PT

T] to com

municate to the responding

ship.

Individual C

all

<CLR˘Exit>

TX C

omplete

Now W

aiting f

or A

CK

--DSC M

enu--

˘˘Ricky

˘Icom

Individual C

all R

eady

<CLR˘Exit /

ENT˘OK>

--DSC M

enu--

Individual C

all

CH70 B

USY

<CLR˘Exit>

--DSC M

enu--

Push [E

NT

] to transmit D

SC

call.W

hen Ch 70 is busy.

Select I

ntership C

H

<CLR˘Exit /

ENT˘OK>

˘08

˘77

--DSC M

enu--

˘ ˘06

˘69

Select A

ddress

<CLR˘Exit /

ENT˘OK>

˘Manual I

nput

˘Margaret

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enu--

˘Ricky

˘John

21

6D

SC

OP

ER

AT

ION

6

DDTran

smittin

g G

rou

p call

The G

roup call function allows you to transm

it a DS

C signal

to a specific group only.

qP

ush [ME

NU

] to enter the DS

C m

enu.w

Ro

tate

[CH

AN

NE

L] to

sele

ct “Group Call

,” pu

sh[E

NT

].

eR

otate [CH

AN

NE

L] to select the desired pre-programm

edgroup address or “M

anual Input

,” push [EN

T].

•The ID

code for the group call can be set in advance. (p. 26)•W

hen “Manual Input

” is selected, set the 8-digit ID code for

the group you wish to call w

ith keypad.

rR

otate [CH

AN

NE

L] to select a desired intership channelor “M

anual Input

,” push [EN

T].

•Intership channels are already preset into the transceiver in rec-om

mending order.

•When “M

anual Input

” is selected, rotate [CH

AN

NE

L] to se-lect the desired channel other than C

hannel 70.

tP

ush [EN

T] to transm

it the group call.•If C

hannel 70 is busy, the transceiver stands by until the channelbecom

es clear.

yA

fter the group call has been transmitted, the follow

ing in-dication is displayed.

uP

ush [CLR

] to exit the condition and the display changesto previously selected channel.•E

ven

if [CL

R] h

asn

’t be

en

pu

she

d, th

e d

ispla

y au

tom

atica

llychanges to previously selected channel.

Group C

all

TX C

omplete

<CLR˘Exit>

--DSC M

enu--

Group C

all r

eady

<CLR˘Exit /

ENT˘OK>

--DSC M

enu--

Select A

ddress

<CLR˘Exit /

ENT˘OK>

˘Manual I

nput

˘Osaka

--DSC M

enu--

˘ ˘Tokyo

˘I-com

Select i

tem

˘Set u

p

˘Individual C

all

˘All S

hips C

all

--DSC M

enu--

˘Distress S

etting

˘Received C

alls

˘Group C

all

22

6D

SC

OP

ER

AT

ION

DDTran

smittin

g A

ll ship

s callLarge ships use C

hannel 70 as their ‘listening channel.’When

you want to announce a m

essage to these ships, use the ‘allships call’function.

qP

ush [ME

NU

] to enter the DS

C m

enu.w

Rotate [C

HA

NN

EL] to select “A

ll Ships Call

,” push[E

NT

].

eR

otate [CH

AN

NE

L] to select the desired category, push[E

NT

].

rP

ush [EN

T] to transm

it the all ships call.•C

hannel 70 is selected and the all ships call is transmitted.

tA

fter the all ships call has been transmitted, the follow

ingindication is displayed.

yP

ush [CLR

] to exit the condition and the display changesto C

hannel 16.•E

ven

if [CL

R] h

asn

’t be

en

pu

she

d, th

e d

ispla

y au

tom

atica

llychanges to C

hannel 16 after 5 sec. of inactivity.

All S

hips C

all

TX C

omplete

<CLR˘Exit>

--DSC M

enu--

All S

hips C

all R

eady

<CLR˘Exit /

ENT˘OK>

--DSC M

enu--

Select C

ategory

˘Received C

alls

˘Routine

˘Urgency --DSC M

enu--

˘Polling R

equest

˘Position R

equest

˘Safety

Select i

tem

˘Individual C

all

˘All S

hips C

all

--DSC M

enu--

˘Group C

all

˘Set u

p˘Distress S

etting

˘Received C

alls

23

6D

SC

OP

ER

AT

ION

6

S

etting the distress information

The nature of the distress call should be included in the dis-

tress call.

qP

ush [ME

NU

] to enter the DS

C m

enu.w

Rotate [C

HA

NN

EL] to select “D

istress Setting

,”push [E

NT

].

eR

otate [CH

AN

NE

L] to select the nature of the distress,push [E

NT

].•‘U

ndesignated,’‘Explosion,’‘F

looding,’‘Collision,’‘G

rounding,’‘C

apsizing,’‘Sinking,’‘A

drift (Disable adrift),’‘A

bandoning (Aban-

do

nin

g sh

ip),’

‘Pira

cy (Pira

cy atta

ck),’a

nd

‘MO

B (M

an

ove

r-board)’are available.

rW

hen no GP

S is connected or G

PS

data is invalid, the po-sition inform

ation appears. Set the current position, then

push [EN

T].

•Edit the digit of your position data directly w

ith the keypad.•P

ush

[6•

] to e

dit N

; No

rth la

titud

e o

r [7•

] to e

dit

S; S

outh latitude.•P

ush

[3•

] to e

dit E

; Ea

st lon

gitu

de

or [9

•] to

ed

it W

; West longitude.

•Rotate [C

HA

NN

EL] to m


ard.•P

ush [CE

] to clear the position data.

WX

YD

EF

PR

SM

NO

Select N

ature

˘Undesignated

˘Flooding

--DSC M

enu--

˘ ˘Collision

˘Grounding

˘Abandoning

˘Capsizing

˘Sinking

˘Adrift

<CLR˘Exit /

ENT˘OK>

˘Piracy

˘EPIRB

˘MOB

˘Explosion

Select i

tem

˘Exit

˘Group C

all

˘Received C

alls

--DSC M

enu--

˘Set u

p˘Distress S

etting

˘All S

hips C

all

24

6D

SC

OP

ER

AT

ION

tT

he time inform

ation appears. Set the current U

TC

time,

push [EN

T].

•Edit the digit of the current U

TC

time directly w

ith the keypad.•P

ush [CLR

] to abandon the setting and exit the condition to se-lecting the nature m

enu.•R

otate [CH

AN

NE


ard or forward.

•Push [C

E] to clear the tim

e.

yP

ush [DIS

TR

ES

S] for 5 sec. to transm

it the distress call.•T

he selected nature of the distress is stored for 10 minutes.

D

SC

ind

ividu

al IDA

tota

l of 1

00

DS

C a

dd

ress ID

s can

be

pro

gra

mm

ed

an

dnam

ed with up to 10 characters.

DDP

rog

ramm

ing

Ad

dress ID

qP

ush [ME

NU

] to enter the DS

C m

enu.w

Rotate [C

HA

NN

EL] to select “S

et up

,” push [EN

T].

eR

otate [CH

AN

NE

L] to select “Add: INDV ID

,” push[E

NT

].

Set u

p

˘MMSI C

heck

˘Add:INDV I

D

˘DEL:INDV I

D

--DSC M

enu--

˘Offset t

ime

˘DEL:Group I

D

˘Add:Group I

D

Select i

tem

˘Exit

˘Received C

alls

--DSC M

enu--

˘Set u

p˘Distress S

etting

˘Group C

all

˘All S

hips C

all

Input U

TC t

ime

˘K__:__˘˘˘˘˘˘˘˘˘˘˘˘Null

--DSC M

enu--

<CE˘Null D

ata>

<CLR˘Exit /

ENT˘OK>

Input P

osition

Latitude

Longitude

--DSC M

enu--

<CE˘Null D

ata>

___°__.___W˘˘˘˘˘˘˘˘Null

˘K_°__.___N˘˘˘˘˘˘˘˘Null

<CLR˘Exit /

ENT˘OK>

25

6D

SC

OP

ER

AT

ION

6

rS

et the individual ID and ID

name.

•Edit the 9-digits of the appropriate distress ID

directly with the

keypad.•P

ush keypad several times to edit the character.

•Rotate [C

HA

NN

EL] to m


ard.• P

ush [CE

] to clear the ID and ID

name.

•Push [C

LR] to cancel and exit the condition to the set up m

enu.

tP

ush [EN

T] to program

and exit the condition to the set upm

enu.

DDD

eleting

add

ress IDq

Push [M

EN

U] to enter the D

SC

menu.

wR

otate [CH

AN

NE

L] to select “Set up

,” push [EN

T].

eR

ota

te [C

HA

NN

EL

] to se

lect “D

EL:INDV ID

,” pu

sh[E

NT

].•W

hen no address ID is program

med, the transceiver exits the

condition to the set up menu autom

atically.

rR

otate [CH

AN

NE

L] to select the desired ID nam

e for delet-ing.

tP

ush [EN

T] to delete the address ID

and exit the condition.

Select I

D

<CLR˘Exit /

ENT˘OK>

˘Turtle

˘Margaret

--DSC M

enu--

˘ ˘Ricky

˘John

Set u

p

˘MMSI C

heck

˘Add:INDV I

D

˘DEL:INDV I

D

--DSC M

enu--

˘Offset t

ime

˘DEL:Group I

D

˘Add:Group I

D

Add:Individual I

DInput 9

digits

Input n

ame

--DSC M

enu--

˘_________

_________

˘ä________

________

26

6D

SC

OP

ER

AT

ION

DDP

rog

ramm

ing

Gro

up

IDq

Push [M

EN

U] to enter the D

SC

menu.

wR

otate [CH

AN

NE


,” push [EN

T].

eR

otate [CH

AN

NE

L] to select “Add: Group ID

,” push[E

NT

].

rS

et the group ID and ID

name.

•Edit the 8-digits of the group ID

directly with the keypad.

•Push the appopriate keypad several tim

es to edit the character.•R

otate [CH

AN

NE


ard or forward.

• Push [C

E] to clear the ID

and name.

•Push [C

LR] to cancel and exit the condition to the set up m

enu.

tP

ush [EN

T] to program

and exit the condition to DS

C set

up menu.

DDD

eleting

gro

up

IDq

Push [M

EN

U] to select the D

SC

menu.

wR

otate [CH

AN

NE


,” push [EN

T].

eR

otate [CH

AN

NE

L] to select “DEL: G

roup I

D,” push [E

NT].

•When no group ID

is programm

ed, the transceiver exits the con-dition to the set up m

enu automatically.

rR

otate [CH

AN

NE

L] to select the desired ID nam

e for deleting.t

Push [E

NT

] to delete the group ID and exit the condition

DS

C set up m

enu.

Set u

p

˘MMSI C

heck

˘Add:INDV I

D

˘DEL:INDV I

D

--DSC M

enu--

˘Offset t

ime

˘DEL:Group I

D

˘Add:Group I

D

Add:Individual I

DInput 8

digits

Input n

ame

--DSC M

enu--

˘_________

_________

˘0ä_______

_______

Set u

p

˘MMSI C

heck

˘Add:INDV I

D

˘DEL:INDV I

D

--DSC M

enu--

˘Offset t

ime

˘DEL:Group I

D

˘Add:Group I

D

Select i

tem

˘Exit

˘Received C

alls

--DSC M

enu--

˘Set u

p˘Distress S

etting

˘Group C

all

˘All S

hips C

all

27

6D

SC

OP

ER

AT

ION

6

R

eceiving

DS

C calls

DDR

eceiving

a distress call

While m

onitoring Channel 70 and a distress call is received:

T

he emergency alarm

sounds for 2 minutes.

•Push any sw

itch to stop the alarm.

“R

eceived Distress

” appears in the display, thenC


C

ontinue monitoring C

hannel 16 as a coast station may re-

quire assistance.

DDR

eceiving

a distress ackn

ow

ledg

emen

tW

hile monitoring C

hannel 70 and a distress acknowledge-

ment to other ship is received:

T

he emergency alarm

sounds for 2 minutes.

•Push any sw

itch to stop the alarm.

“R

eceived Distress ACK

” appears in the display,then C


DDR

eceiving

an all sh

ips call

While m

onitoring Channel 70 and an all ships call is received:

T

he emergency alarm

sounds when the category is ‘D

is-tress’or ‘U

rgency’; 3 beeps sound for other categories.

“Received All Ships

” appears in the display, thenC

hannel 16 is automatically selected for voice com

munica-

tion.

Monitor channel 16 for an announcem

ent from the calling

vessel.


LOCAL--DUP

SCRAM--TAG

ReceivedCAN

All S

hips

<Chuck3

><CLR˘Exit>

-<CLR˘OK> -

-CALLING


LOCAL--DUP

SCRAM--TAG

ReceivedCAN

DistressACK

<Osaka B

ay

>Chuck3



LOCAL--DUP

SCRAM--TAG

ReceivedCAN

Distress

<Chuck3


28

6D

SC

OP

ER

AT

ION

DDR

eceiving

an in

divid

ual call

Wh

ile m

on

itorin

g C

ha

nn

el 7

0 a

nd

an

ind

ividu

al ca

ll is re-ceived:

The em

ergency alarm or beeps sound depending on the

received category.

“Received Individual


Push [E

NT

] to change to the channel specified by the call-ing station for voice com

munication; push [C

LR] to ignore

the individual call.

DDR

eceiving

a gro

up

callW

hile monitoring C

hannel 70 and an group call is received:

The em

ergency alarm or beeps sound depending on the

received category.

“Received Group


Push [E

NT

] to change to the channel specified by the call-ing station for voice com

munication; push [C

LR] to ignore

the individual call.


LOCAL--DUP

SCRAM--TAG

ReceivedCAN

Group

<I-com

<CLR˘Exit>

<ENT˘OK> C

OMMERCIAL


LOCAL--DUP

SCRAM--TAG

ReceivedCAN

Individual

<Chuck3

<CLR˘Exit>

<ENT˘OK> C

OMMERCIAL

29

6D

SC

OP

ER

AT

ION

6

D

SC

set mo

de

DDO

ffset time

This item

sets the offset time from

the UT

C (U

niversal Time

Coordinated) tim

e.

qP

ush [ME

NU

] to enter the DS

C m

enu.w

Rotate [C

HA

NN

EL] to select “S

et up

,” push [EN

T].

eR

ota

te [C

HA

NN

EL

] to se

lect “O

ffset time

,” pu

sh[E

NT

].

rS

et the offset time from

the UT

C (U

niversal Time C

oordi-nated) tim

e.•E

dit the digit of offset time directly w

ith the keypad.•P

ush [0•] to edit or delete “-

”, when the cursor is on the first

digit.•R

otate [CH

AN

NE


ard or forward.

•Push [C

E] to clear the tim

e data.•P

ush [CLR

] to cancel and exit the condition to the set up menu.

tP

ush [EN

T] to program

and to exit the condition to the setup m

enu.

The local tim

e indication is not available when a G

PS

re-ceiver (sentence form

atter RM

C) is input, the transceiver’s

display indicates UT

C tim

e only.

Input O

ffset T

ime

--DSC M

enu--

No offset tim

e (default)–12 hours

K_0:__

Input O

ffset T

ime

--DSC M

enu--

-12:00

–/

.

Set u

p

˘MMSI C

heck

˘Add:INDV I

D

˘DEL:INDV I

D

--DSC M

enu--

˘Offset t

ime

˘DEL:Group I

D

˘Add:Group I

D

Select i

tem

˘Exit

˘Received C

alls

--DSC M

enu--

˘Set u

p˘Distress S

etting

˘Group C

all

˘All S

hips C

all

30

6D

SC

OP

ER

AT

ION

DDM

MS

I cod

e check

The program

med 9-digit M

MS

I (DS

C self ID

) code can bechecked in D

SC

set mode.

qP

ush [ME

NU

] to enter the DS

C m

enu.w

Rotate [C

HA

NN

EL] to select “S

et up

,” push [EN

T].

eR

ota

te [C

HA

NN

EL

] to se

lect “M

MSI check

,” pu

sh[E

NT

].

rC

heck the 9-digit MM

SI (D

SC

self ID) code.

tP

ush

[CL

R] o

r [EN

T] to

exit th

e co

nd

ition

to th

e se

t up

menu.

MMSI C

heck

˘123456789

--DSC M

enu--

<CLR˘Exit>

Set u

p

˘MMSI C

heck

˘Add:INDV I

D

˘DEL:INDV I

D

--DSC M

enu--

˘Offset t

ime

˘DEL:Group I

D

˘Add:Group I

D

Select i

tem

˘Exit

˘Received C

alls

--DSC M

enu--

˘Set u

p˘Distress S

etting

˘Group C

all

˘All S

hips C

all

31

6D

SC

OP

ER

AT

ION

6

R

eceived m

essages

The transceiver autom

atically stores up to 20 distress mes-

sages and 20 other messages. T

he messages can be used

as an assistance to the logbook.

qP

ush [ME

NU

] to select the DS

C m

enu.w

Rotate [C

HA

NN

EL] to select “R

eceived Calls

,” push[E

NT

].

DDD

istress messag

eq

Rotate [C

HA

NN

EL] to select “D

istress

,” push [EN

T].

wR

otate [CH

AN

NE

L] to scroll to the desired message, push

[EN

T].

•Wh

en

som

e m

essa

ge

s are

blin

king

, the

me

ssag

es h

ave

no

tbeen read yet.

eR

otate [CH

AN

NE

L] to scroll the message.

rP

ush [CLR

] to exit the condition or push [CE

] to clear thedisplayed m

essage and returns to DS

C m

enu.

Distress

<Chuck3

LAT: 2

3"45.234N

--DSC M

enu--

LON:123"45.456W

MOB

<CLR˘Exit /

CE˘Del>

Distress --DSC M

enu--

UTC: 8

:00

LAT: 2

3"45.234N

LON:123"45.456W

MOB<

CLR˘Exit /

CE˘Del>

--DSC M

enu--

<CLR˘Exit /

ENT˘OK>

Select I

tem

˘16:00 R

icky

˘14:56 C

huck3

˘12:34 S

mith

--DSC M

enu--

<CLR˘Exit /

ENT˘OK>

Select M

essage

˘Distress

˘Other

Select i

tem

˘Exit

˘Received C

alls

--DSC M

enu--

˘Set u

p˘Distress S

etting

˘Group C

all

˘All S

hips C

all

32

6D

SC

OP

ER

AT

ION

DDO

ther m

essages

qR

otate [CH

AN

NE

L] to select “Other

,” push [EN

T].

wR

otate [CH

AN

NE

L] to scroll to the desired message, push

[EN

T].

•Wh

en

som

e m

essa

ge

s are

blin

king

, the

me

ssag

es h

ave

no

tbeen read yet.

eR

otate [CH

AN

NE

L] to scroll the message.

•The stored m

essage has various information and depending on

the type of distress call.

rP

ush [CLR

] to exit the condition or push [CE

] to clear thedisplayed m

essage and returns to DS

C m

enu.

Group C

all

<Chuck3

>OSAKA-1 --DSC M

enu--

F3E s

implex

Routine

<CLR˘Exit /

CE˘Del>

Group C

all

--DSC M

enu--

CH10

>OSAKA-1

F3E s

implex

Routine

<CLR˘Exit /

CE˘Del>

--DSC M

enu--

<CLR˘Exit /

ENT˘OK>

Select M

essage

˘Individual C

all

˘All S

hips C

all

˘Group C

all

˘Individual C

all

--DSC M

enu--

<CLR˘Exit /

ENT˘OK>

Select M

essage

˘Distress

˘Other

33

7O

TH

ER

FU

NC

TIO

NS

H

ailer op

eration

The IC

-M601 has a 2-w

ay hailer function for voice amplifica-

tion and reception over a loudspeaker, making it unnecessary

to leave the bridge to hear a hailing party.

Connect an external hailer speaker (25 W

or more/4Ω

) as de-scribed on p. 41.•Transm

itting is not possible during hailer operation.•T

he received signal is muted during hailer operation.

qP

ush [F], then push [7 H

AIL] to enter hailer m

ode.

wP

ush and hold [PT

T] and speak at a norm

al voice level intothe m

icrophone.•“TA

LK” or “LIS

TE

N” appears on the caller or listener function dis-

play, respectively.•To adjust the hailer level, rotate [C

HA

NN

EL].

eA

fter releasing [PT

T] you can hear the response through

the speaker.r

To return to normal operation, push [C

LR] or repeat step q

.

•While in the hailer m

ode, the transceiver functions (trans-m

it and receive) are interrupted. If the transceiver is intransm

it condition, the hailer function is not available.•W

hen a DS

C call is received, the hailer function is inter-

rupted with an autom

atic return to the transceiver mode.

The transceiver’s display indicates ‘R

eceiving DS

C calls.’

(p. 27) BUSY-25W---INT---CALL

LOCAL--DUP

SCRAM--TAG

NORMAL-SCAN

HAILER

-34"34.506N

LISTEN.236W

___cal--1:10--CALLING

__

__

7 6

A

uto

matic fo

gh

orn

The autom

atic foghorn function sounds a horn repeatedlyuntil the function is turned O

FF. F

our patterns are availablefor varying conditions.

The foghorn outputs from

the hailer speaker. To use this func-tio

n, th

e h

aile

r spe

ake

r (25

W o

r mo

re/4Ω

) mu

st be

con-

nected to the transceiver. See p.41 for connection details.

TY

PE

PAT

TE

RN

US

AG

E

UN

DE

RW

AY

STO

P

SA

IL

TOW

34

7O

TH

ER

FU

NC

TIO

NS

The audio frequency of the foghorn is selectable. S

ee p.39for details on selecting the audio frequency.

One 5-second blasts every 120

seconds.

Two 5-second blasts (separated

by 2 seconds) every 120 seconds.

One 5-second blast follow

ed bytw

o 1-second blasts (each sepa-rated by 2 seconds) every 120seconds.

One 5-second blast follow

ed bythree 1-second blasts (each sep-arated by 2-seconds) every 120seconds.

Motor vessel underw

ay and making w

ay.

Motor vessel underw

ay but stopped (notm

aking way).

Sa

iling

vesse

l un

de

rwa

y, fishin

g ve

ssel

(underway or anchored), vessel not under

comm

and, a vessel restricted in her abilityto m

aneuver (underway or at anchor), or

a vessel towing or pushing another ahead.

Vessel under tow

(manned).

5s±1

120s

5s±12s 1s

120s

5s±12s 1s

120s

5s±12s120s

35

7O

TH

ER

FU

NC

TIO

NS

qP

ush [F], then push [8 F

OG

] to enter automatic foghorn

mode.

wR

otate [CH

AN

NE

L] to select the desired foghorn pattern,push [E

NT

].•‘U

ND

ER

WA

Y,’‘ST

OP,’‘S

AIL,’‘T

OW

’are available. (p.34)•E

ven

if [EN

T] h

asn

’t be

en

pu

she

d, th

e d

ispla

y au

tom

atica

llychanges to the next step after 5 sec. of inactivity.

eR

ota

te [C

HA

NN

EL

] to a

dju

st the

fog

ho

rn le

vel, p

ush

[EN

T].

•The foghorn level is adjustable in 7 steps.

•Eve

n if [E

NT

] ha

sn’t b

ee

n p

ush

ed

, the

disp

lay a

uto

ma

tically

changes to the next step after 5 sec. of inactivity.

rTo return to norm

al operation, repeat step q.

When a D

SC

call is received, the automatic foghorn func-

tion is interrupted with an autom

atic return to the trans-ce

iver

mo

de

. T

he

tra

nsce

iver’s

disp

lay

ind

icate

s ‘R

eceiving DS

C calls.’(p 27)

M

icrop

ho

ne lo

ck fun

ction

The m

icrophone lock function electrically locks the [Y]/[Z

]and [16/C

] switches on the supplied m

icrophone. This pre-

vents accidental channel changes and accidental function ac-cess.

W

hile pushing [16/C] on the H

M-137, turn pow

er ON

to tog-gle the lock function O

N or O

FF.


LOCAL--DUP

SCRAM--TAG

ReceivedCAN

FOG H

ORN

OUTPUT

UNDERWAY

E<ENT˘OK> C

OMMERCIAL

__

__

___


LOCAL--DUP

SCRAM--TAG

ReceivedCAN

FOG H

ORN

OUTPUT

<CLR˘Exit>

E<ENT˘OK> C

OMMERCIAL

__

__

___


LOCAL--DUP

SCRAM--TAG

ReceivedCAN

˘UNDERWAY

<STOP

<CLR˘Exit>

<ENT˘OK> C

OMMERCIAL

7

36

7O

TH

ER

FU

NC

TIO

NS

In

tercom

op

eration

The optional intercom

function allows you to talk w

ith a dis-tance place such as the deck from

the cabin. The optional

HM

-134 RE

MO

TE

-CO

NT

RO

LM

ICR

OP

HO

NE

is required for in-tercom

operation.

Connect an optional H

M-134 as described on p. 61.

•Transmitting is im

possible during intercom operation.

•The received signal is m

uted during intercom operation.

qP

ush [F], then push [9 IC

] to enter intercom m

ode.•T

he HM

-134 power is autom

atically turned ON

, even if the power

is OF

F.

wP

ush and hold [9 IC] again to call up.

•The transceiver and m

icrophone emit call beeps.

eP

ush and hold [PT

T] and speak at a norm

al voice level intothe m

icrophone.•“TA

LK” or “LIS

TE

N” appears on the caller or listener function dis-

play, respectively.•To adjust the IC

-M601’s speaker output level, rotate [V

OL].

•To adjust the HM

-134’s speaker output level, push [Y]/[Z

] afterpushing [V

OL].

rA

fter releasing [PT

T] you can hear the response through

the speaker.t

To return to normal operation, push [C

LR] or repeat step q

.

•Wh

ile in

the

inte

rcom

mo

de

, the

tran

sceive

r fun

ction

s(transm

it and receive) are interrupted. If the transceiver isin transm

it condition, the intercom function is not avail-

able.•W

hen a DS

C call is received, the intercom

function is in-te

rrup

ted

with

an

au

tom

atic re

turn

to th

e tra

nsce

iver

mode. T

he transceiver’s display indicates ‘Receiving D

SC

calls.’(p 27)

INT


LOCAL--DUP

SCRAM--TAG

NORMAL-SCAN

INTERCOM

-34"34.206N

TALK123"23.236W

--UTC-10:10COMMERCIAL

IC-M

601 (caller)H

M-134 (listener)

INT


LOCAL--DUP

SCRAM--TAG

NORMAL-SCAN

INTERCOM

-34"34.206N

123"23.236W

--UTC-10:10COMMERCIAL

IC-M

601H

M-134

37

8S

ET

MO

DE

8 7

Beep tone

Beep

Scan type

Scan t

ype

Scan resum

e timer

Scan t

imer

Dual/tri-w

atch of CO

MM

AN

DM

IC

Dual/Tri C

OMMANDMIC

LCD

contrast

Contrast

Rotate

[CH

AN

NE

L]P

ushw

hen using HM

-134

˘Scan T

ype

˘Scan T

imer

˘Beep

--Set M

ode--

˘Contrast

˘Internal S

peaker

˘Dual/Tri C

OMMANDMIC

˘Foghorn F

requency

˘Exit

Foghorn

Frequency

Foghorn

Frequency

and

Internal Speaker

items are

not selectable when using H

M-134.

S

et mo

de p

rog

ramm

ing

Se

t mo

de

is use

d to

cha

ng

e th

e co

nd

ition

s of th

e tra

ns-

ceiver’s functions: scan type (normal or priority), scan resum

etim

er, dual/tri-watch of C

OM

MA

ND

MIC

, transceiver’s beeptone, internal speaker, LC

D contrast and autom

atic foghornfrequency.

Available functions m

ay differ depending on dealer setting.

qTurn pow

er OF

F.w

While pushing [16•C

], turn power O

N to enter set m

ode.e

After the display appears, release [16•C

].r

Rotate [C

HA

NN

EL] to select the desired item

, push [EN

T].

Or push [16•C

] to select the item w

hen using an optionalH

M-134.

tR

otate [CH

AN

NE

L] to select the desired condition of theitem

. Use [Y

]/[Z] w

hen using an optional HM

-134.y

Rotate [C

HA

NN

EL] to select “E

xit

,” push [EN

T] to exit

set mode and returns to norm

al operation condition

•SE

T M

OD

E C

ON

ST

RU

CT

ION

S

et mo

de item

sDD

Scan

type

The transceiver has 2 scan types: norm

al scan and priorityscan. N

ormal scan searches all tag channels in the selected

channel group. Priority scan searches all tag channels in se-

quence while m

onitoring Channel 16.

DDS

can resu

me tim

erT

he scan resume tim

er can be selected as a pause (OF

F) or

timer scan (O

N). W

hen OF

F is selected, the scan pauses

until the signal disappears. When O

N is selected, the scan

pa

use

s 5 se

c. an

d re

sum

es e

ven

if a sig

na

l ha

s be

en

re-ceived on channels except for C

hannel 16.

DDD

ual/Tri-w

atch o

f CO

MM

AN

DM

IC(A

pp

ears wh

en co

nn

ecting

HM

-134)T

his item sets the H

M-134’s [D

UA

L•IC] sw

itch function asdual w

atch or tri-watch.

DDB

eep to

ne

You can select silent operation by turning beep tones OF

F, oryo

u ca

n h

ave

con

firma

tion

be

ep

s sou

nd

at th

e p

ush

of a

switch by turning beep tones O

N.

The optional H

M-134 has it’s ow

n setting for the beep tone.

Beep

˘ON

˘OFF

--Set M

ode--

˘Polling R

equest

˘Position R

equest

˘OFF

˘<ENT˘OK>

(Default: O

N)

Dual/Tri C

OMMANDMIC

˘Tri-watch

˘OFF

--Set M

ode--

˘Polling R

equest

˘Position R

equest

˘Dualwatch˘<ENT˘OK>

(Default: D

ualwatch)

Scan T

imer

˘ON

˘All S

hips C

all

--Set M

ode--

˘Polling R

equest

˘Position R

equest

˘OFF

<ENT˘OK>

(Default: O

FF

)

Scan T

ype

˘Priority

˘All S

hips C

all

--Set M

ode--

˘Polling R

equest

˘Position R

equest

˘Normal

<ENT˘OK>

(Default: N

ormal)

38

8S

ET

MO

DE

8S

ET

MO

DE

39

8

DDIn

ternal sp

eakerW

hen an external speaker is connected and the transceiver’sinternal speaker is not required, the speaker on the trans-ceiver and m

icrophone can be deactivated.

DDL

CD

con

trastT

his item adjusts the contrast of the LC

D in 8 steps.

The optional H

M-134 has it’s ow

n setting for the LCD

con-trast.

DDA

uto

matic fo

gh

orn

frequ

ency

The audio frequency of the autom

atic foghorn can be ad-

justed to suit your preference. While this item

is selected,pushing [P

TT

] outputs the foghorn—experim

ent with the fre-

quencies available until you find one you like.•A

vailable frequency range is 200 Hz to 850H

z in 50 Hz step.

Foghorn F

requency

˘400

˘300

--Set M

ode--

˘200

˘250

˘350

˘<ENT˘OK>

(Default: 400)

Contrast

˘5

˘3

--Set M

ode--

˘1

˘2

˘4

˘<ENT˘OK>

(Default: 5)

Internal S

peaker

˘ON

˘OFF

--Set M

ode--

˘Polling R

equest

˘Position R

equest

˘OFF

˘<ENT˘OK>

(Default: O

N)

S

up

plied

accessories

Th

e follo

win

g accesso

ries are sup

plied

Qty.

qM

icrophone (HM

-137) 1

wD

C pow

er cable (OP

C-1174) ..........................................1

eM

icrophone hanger ........................................................1r

Mic hanger screw

s (3 ×16) ............................................2

tM

ounting bracket ............................................................1y

Knob bolts for m

ounting bracket......................................2u

Mounting screw

s (5 ×20) ...............................................4

iS

pring washers (M

5) ......................................................4o

Flat w

ashers (M5) ...........................................................4

!0A

ccessory connectors (3 pin, 10 pin) ....................1 each!1S

ponges..........................................................................2

!2O

PC

-1096......................................................................1

A

nten

na

Akey elem

ent in the performance of any com

munication sys-

tem is an antenna. A

sk your dealer about antenna and thebest places to m

ount them.

F

use rep

lacemen

tO

ne fuse is installed in the supplied DC

power cable. If a fuse

blows or the transceiver stops functioning, track dow

n thesource of the problem

, if possible, and replace the damaged

fuse with a new

, rated one.

C

leanin

gIf the transceiver becom

es dusty or dirty, wipe it clean w

ith asoft, dry cloth.

AV

OID

the use of solvents such as benzene or al-cohol, as they m

ay damage transceiver surfaces.

Fuse rating: 10 A

qw

er

t

y

u!1

!0

!2

io

40

9C

ON

NE

CT

ION

S A

ND

MA

INT

EN

AN

CE

41

9C

ON

NE

CT

ION

S A

ND

MA

INT

EN

AN

CE

C

on

nectio

ns

qA

NT

EN

NA

CO

NN

EC

TOR

Connects a m

arine VH

F antenna w

ith a PL-259 connector.

CA

UT

ION

:Transm

itting without an antenna m

ay dam-

age the transceiver.

wH

AIL

ER

/FO

GH

OR

N C

ON

NE

CTO

RC

onnects to a hailer speaker (25 W or m

ore/4Ω).

eE

XT

ER

NA

LM

ICR

OP

HO

NE

JAC

KS

Connects to optional H

M-134 R

EM

OT

E-C

ON

TR

OL

MIC

RO

-

PH

ON

E.

CA

UT

ION

: NE

VE

Rconnect other m

icrophones, suchas the H

M-137, m

ay cause damage to the transceiver.

rG

PS

RE

CE

IVE

R/E

XT

ER

NA

LS

PE

AK

ER

JAC

K

Connects to a G

PS

receiver for position and time indi-

cations.•A

n N

ME

A0

18

3 ve

r. 2.0

(sen

ten

ce fo

rma

tters R

MC

, GG

A,

GN

S, G

LL

) com

pa

tible

GP

S re

ceive

r is req

uire

d. A

sk you

rdealer about suitable G

PS

receivers.

C

onnects to a PC

or navigation equipment (N

ME

A0183

ver. 3.01 sentence formatters D

SC

, DS

E com

patible) forplotting received other ships position data.

C

onnects to an external speaker.

tD

C P

OW

ER

CO

NN

EC

TOR

Connects the supplied D

C pow

er cable from this connector

to an external 13.8 V D

C pow

er source.

CA

UT

ION

:A

fter connecting the DC

power cable, cover

the connectors with a rubber vulcanising tape as show

nbelow

, to prevent water seeping into the transceiver.

NM

EA

OU

T (+

)N

ME

AIN

(–)S

P (–)

CLO

NE

GN

DS

P (+

)N

ME

AIN

(+)

NM

EA

OU

T (–)

ICF

NC

NC

HA

IL (+)

HA

IL (–)

NC

t

qer w

Rubber vulcanizing

tape

9

42

9C

ON

NE

CT

ION

S A

ND

MA

INT

EN

AN

CE

M

ou

ntin

g th

e transceiver

DDU

sing

the su

pp

lied m

ou

ntin

g b

racketT

he universal mounting bracket supplied w

ith your transceiverallow

s overhead or onboard mounting.

•Mount the transceiver securely w

ith the 4 supplied screws

(M5 ×

20) to a surface which is m

ore than 10 mm

thick andcan support m

ore than 5 kg.•M

ount the transceiver so that the face of the transceiver is at90°

to your line of sight when operating it.

CA

UT

ION

:K

EE

Pthe transceiver and m

icrophone atleast 1 m

eter away from

your vessel’s magnetic navigation

compass.

NO

TE

:•C

heck the installation angle; the function display may not

be easy-to-read at some angles.

•When m

ounting the transceiver on the place that is proneto strong vibration, use the supplied sponges betw

een thetransceiver and m

ounting bracket for reducing the effectof the vibration.

These screw

s are shown as m

ounting example only.

Not supplied w

ith accsesories.

• OV

ER

HE

AD

MO

UN

TIN

G

• MO

UN

TIN

G O

N T

HE

BO

AR

D

Sponges to reduce

vibration effects

Sponges to reduce

vibration effects

43

9C

ON

NE

CT

ION

S A

ND

MA

INT

EN

AN

CE

DDU

sing

the o

ptio

nal M

B-75

An optional M

B-75 F

LUS

H M

OU

NT

is available for mounting

the transceiver to a flat surface such as an instrument panel.

CA

UT

ION

:K

EE

Pthe transceiver and m

icrophone atleast 1 m

eter away from

your vessel’s magnetic navigation

compass.

qU

sing the attached template, carefully cut a hole into the

instrument panel (or w

herever you plan to mount the trans-

ceiver).w

Slide the transceiver through the hole as show

n below.

eA

ttach the 2 supplied bolts (M5 ×

8 mm

) on either side ofthe IC

-M601.

rA

ttach the clamps on either side of the IC

-M601.

•M

ake sure that the clamps align parallel to the IC

-M601’s body.

tTighten the end bolts on the clam

ps (rotate clockwise) so

that the clamps press firm

ly against the inside of the in-

strument control panel.

yTighten the locking nuts (rotate counterclockw

ise) so thatthe IC

-M601 is securely m

ounted in position as below.

uC

onnect the antenna and control cable, then return the in-strum

ent control panel to its original place.

9

44

9C

ON

NE

CT

ION

S A

ND

MA

INT

EN

AN

CE

D

imen

sion

s

220.031.4

78.0

110.0 109.4

200.0

Unit: m

m

90.0

45

10T

RO

UB

LE

SH

OO

TIN

G

PR

OB

LE

MP

OS

SIB

LE

CA

US

ES

OL

UT

ION

RE

F.

No pow

er comes O

N.

•Bad connection to the pow

er supply.•C

heck the connection to the transceiver.p. 41

No sound com

es fromthe speaker.

•Squelch level is too deep.

•Volum

e level is too low.

•Speaker has been exposed to w

ater.•Internal speaker is turned O

FF.

•Set squelch to the threshold point.

•Set [V

OL] to a suitable level.

•Drain w

ater from the speaker.

•Turn the internal speaker ON

in set mode.

p. 10p. 10

—p. 39

Transmitting is im

possi-ble, or high pow

er can-not be selected.

•Som

e channels are for low pow

er or re-ceive only.

•The output pow

er is set to low.

•Change channels.

•Push [H

/L] to select high power.

pgs.8, 46p. 10

Scan does not start.

•“TAG

” channel is not programm

ed.•S

et the desired channels as “TAG

” chan-nels.

p. 15

No beep sounds.

•Beep tone is turned O

FF.

•The squelch is open.

•Turn the beep tone ON

in set mode.

•Set squelch to the threshold point.

p. 38p. 10

Distress call cannot be

transmitted.

•MM

SI (D

SC

self ID) code is not pro-

gramm

ed.•P

rogram the M

MS

I (DS

C self ID

) code.p. 16

910

46

11C

HA

NN

EL

LIS

T

• Intern

ation

al chan

nels

CH

Frequency (MH

z)C

HFrequency (M

Hz)

CH

Frequency (MH

z)C

HFrequency (M

Hz)

CH

Frequency (MH

z)C

HFrequency (M

Hz)

Transmit

Receive

Transmit

Receive

Transmit

Receive

Transmit

Receive

Transmit

Receive

Transmit

Receive

01156.050

160.65011

156.550156.550

21157.050

161.65062

156.125160.725

72156.625

156.62582

157.125161.725

02156.100

160.70012

156.600156.600

22157.100

161.70063

156.175160.775

73156.675

156.67583

157.175161.775

03156.150

160.75013

156.650156.650

23157.150

161.75064

156.225160.825

74156.725

156.72584

157.225161.825

04156.200

160.80014

156.700156.700

24157.200

161.80065

156.275160.875

75†

156.775156.775

85157.275

161.875

05156.250

160.85015

†156.750

156.75025

157.250161.850

66156.325

160.92576

†156.825

156.82586

157.325161.925

06156.300

156.30016

156.800156.800

26157.300

161.90067

156.375156.375

77156.875

156.87587

157.375157.375

07156.350

160.95017

†156.850

156.85027

157.350161.950

68156.425

156.42578

156.925161.525

88157.425

157.425

08156.400

156.40018

156.900161.500

28157.400

162.00069

156.475156.475

79156.975

161.575

09156.450

156.45019

156.950161.550

60156.025

160.62570

‡156.525

156.52580

157.025161.625

10156.500

156.50020

157.000161.600

61156.075

160.67571

156.575156.575

81157.075

161.675

• US

A ch

ann

els(for U

.K. version only)

CH

Frequency (MH

z)C

HFrequency (M

Hz)

CH

Frequency (MH

z)C

HFrequency (M

Hz)

CH

Frequency (MH

z)C

HFrequency (M

Hz)

Transmit

Receive

Transmit

Receive

Transmit

Receive

Transmit

Receive

Transmit

Receive

Transmit

Receive

01A156.050

156.05012

156.600156.600

22A157.100

157.10064A

156.225156.225

77156.875

156.87586

157.325161.925

--- - -

- - -13

†156.650

156.65023A

157.150157.150

65A156.275

156.27578A

156.925156.925

86A157.325

157.325

03A156.150

156.15014

156.700156.700

24157.200

161.80066A

156.325156.325

79A156.975

156.97587

157.375161.975

--- - -

- - -15

†156.750

156.75025

157.250161.850

67†

156.375156.375

80A157.025

157.02587A

157.375157.375

05A156.250

156.25016

156.800156.800

26157.300

161.90068

156.425156.425

81A157.075

157.07588

157.425162.025

06156.300

156.30017

†156.850

156.85027

157.350161.950

69156.475

156.47582A

157.125157.125

88A157.425

157.425

07A156.350

156.35018A

156.900156.900

28157.400

162.00070

‡156.525

156.52583A

157.175157.175

08156.400

156.40019A

156.950156.950

37A157.850

157.85071

156.575156.575

84157.225

161.825

09156.450

156.45020

157.000161.600

61A156.075

156.07572

156.625156.625

84A157.225

157.225

10156.500

156.50020A

157.000157.000

--- - -

- - -73

156.675156.675

85157.275

161.875

11156.550

156.55021A

157.050157.050

63A156.175

156.17574

156.725156.725

85A157.275

157.275†Low

power only.

†

‡Receive only.

12S

PE

CIF

ICA

TIO

NS

AN

D O

PT

ION

S

47

1112

S

pecifi

cation

sS

pecifications are measured in accordance w

ith EN

301 025

DDG

eneral

•Frequency coverage

:Transm

it 156.000–161.450 M

Hz

Receive

156.000–163.425 MH

z•M

ode:F

M (16K

0G3E

)D

SC

(16K0G

2B)

•Current drain (at 13.8 V

):T

X high (25 W

)5.5 A

Max. audio

1.5 A•P

ower supply requirem

ent:13.8 V

DC

±15%(negative ground)

•Frequency stability

:±0.8 kHz (–20°C

to +60°C

)•A

ntenna connector :S

O-239 (50 Ω

)•Input im

pedance (MIC

):2 kΩ

•Output im

pedance (audio):4 Ω

•Dim

ensions (Proj. not included):220(W)×

110(H)×

109.4(D) m

m•W

eight :1350 g

DDTran

smitter

•RF

output power

:25 W and 1 W

•Modulation system

:Variable reactance frequency

modulation

•Max. frequency deviation

:±5.0 kHz

•Spurious em

issions:Less than 0.25 µW

•Residual m

odulation:M

ore than 40 dB•A

udio harmonic distortion

:Less than 10%

(at 1 kHz, 60%

deviation)

DDR

eceiver•R

eceive system:D

ouble conversion superheterodyne•Interm

ediate frequencies:1st; 31.05 M

Hz, 2nd; 450 kH

z(C

H 70 receiver)

1st; 21.70 MH

z, 2nd; 450 kHz

•Sensitivity (20 dB

SIN

AD

):–5 dB

µem

f typical(C

H 70 receiver)

–5 dBµ

emf typical

•Squelch sensitivity

:–5 dBµ

emf typical

•Spurious response

:More than 75 dB

•Intermodulation

:More than 75 dB

• Adjacent channel selectivity

:More than 75 dB

•Hum

and noise :M

ore than 45 dB•A

udio output power

:2 W

O

ptio

ns

•MB

-75 FL

US

H M

OU

NT

(p. 43)F

or mounting the transceiver to a panel.

•HM

-134 RE

MO

TE

-CO

NT

RO

LM

ICR

OP

HO

NE

(p. 50)E

xternal microphone-type controller. P

rovides optional intercomoperation. 6 m

microphone cable and m

ounting base included.

•HM

-137 SM

AR

T-SP

EA

KE

R-M

ICR

OP

HO

NE

(p. 7)S

ame as supplied.

•OP

C-999 M

ICR

OP

HO

NE

EX

TE

NS

ION

CA

BL

E6 m

microphone extension cable for optional H

M-134. U

p to 2O

PC

-999 can be connected. (18 m m

aximum

)

All stated

specifi

cation

s are sub

ject to ch

ang

e with

ou

t no

tice or o

blig

ation

.

48

13H

M-134 R

EM

OT

E-C

ON

TR

OL

MIC

RO

PH

ON

EO

PT

ION

AL

P

anel d

escriptio

nT

he optional HM

-134 remotely controls the IC

-M601 and pro-

vides an optional intercom function.

qP

OW

ER

SW

ITC

H [P

WR

](pgs. 10, 53)

When the IC

-M601 pow

er is turned ON

, push and hold for2 sec. to turn the H

M-134 pow

er ON

or OF

F.

wP

TT

SW

ITC

H [P

TT

](pgs. 10, 53)

Push and hold to transm

it; release to receive.

eC

HA

NN

EL

UP

/DO

WN

SW

ITC

HE

S[ YY

]/[ ZZ]

P

ush either switch to change the operating channel, set

mode contents, etc. (pgs. 10, 53)

W

hile pushing and holding [VO

L], push [Y]/[Z

] to adjustthe brightness of the LC

D and sw

itch backlight. (p. 54)

After [V

OL] or [S

QL] is pushed, push either sw

itch to ad-just audio level or noise squelch level, respectively. (pgs.10, 53)

In set m

ode, changes setting of the selected item. (pgs.

37, 57)

During scanning, checks tag channels or changes scan-

ning direction. (pgs. 15, 55)

rC

HA

NN

EL

16/CA

LL

CH

AN

NE

LS

WIT

CH

[16•C]

W

hen pushed, selects Channel 16. (pgs. 8, 52)

W

hen pushed and held for 1 sec., selects call channel.(pgs. 8, 52)•“C

ALL” appears w

hen call channel is selected.

W

hen call channel is selected, push and hold for 3 sec. toenter call channel program

ming condition. (pgs. 11, 55)

W

hile pushing and holding [H/L], enters channel com

-m

ent programm

ing condition. (pgs. 11, 58)

DIM

C

MO

NI

L

IC

qwr euyt i o !0

DIA

LD

UA

L

SQ

LV

OL

!1

To IC-M

601

49

13H

M-134 R

EM

OT

E-C

ON

TR

OL

MIC

RO

PH

ON

E

13

E

nte

r set m

od

e w

he

n p

ush

ed

an

d h

eld

wh

ile tu

rnin

gpow

er ON

. (pgs. 37, 57)

tD

IAL

SW

ITC

H [D

IAL

]

Selects and toggles the regular channels w

hen pushedm

omentarily. (pgs. 9, 52)

W

hile pushing and holding [H/L], push to select channel

group. (pgs. 9, 52)•International and U

.S.A

. channels are available for regularchannels. (depends on transceiver’s version)

yD

UA

L-W

AT

CH

/INT

ER

CO

M S

WIT

CH

[DU

AL

•IC]

P

ush to start dualwatch or tri-w

atch. (pgs. 13, 56)

Push and hold for 1 sec. to activate the intercom

func-tion. (pgs. 36, 58)

P

ush to stop dualwatch or tri-w

atch when either is acti-

vated.

While pushing and holding the sw

itch, you can call theIC

-M601 in intercom

mode. (pgs. 36, 58)

uS

QU

EL

CH

/MO

NITO

R/L

OC

K S

WIT

CH

[SQ

L•M

ON

I•L]

A

fter pushing [SQ

L], [Y]/[Z

] sets the squelch thresholdlevel. (p. 53)

P

ush and hold [SQ

L•MO

NI•L] for 1 sec. to turn the m

on-itor function O

N. (p. 54)

W

hile pushing and holding [H/L], push [S

QL•M

ON

I•L] totoggle the m

icrophone key lock function ON

or OF

F. (p.54)•“ T

” appears while key lock function is in use.

•[PW

R], [P

TT

], [VO

L], [SQ

L] and [H/L] still function w

hen them

icrophone key lock function is turned ON

.

A

dva

nce

s the

curso

r wh

ile in

cha

nn

el co

mm

en

t pro-

gramm


iV

OL

UM

E/D

IMM

ER

SW

ITC

H [V

OL

•DIM

]

After pushing [V

OL], [Y

]/[Z] adjusts the audio level.

P

ush and hold [VO

L•DIM

] for 1 sec. to adjust the bright-ness of the LC

D and sw

itch backlight. (p. 54)

Moves the cursor backw

ard while in channel com

ment

programm


oT

RA

NS

MIT

PO

WE

R S

WIT

CH

[H/L

]

When pushed, toggles high and low

power. (pgs. 10, 53)

•Som

e channels are set to low pow

er only.

W

hile pushing and holding this switch, other sw

itchesperform

secondary functions.

Tog

gle

s the

all ke

y lock fu

nctio

n O

N o

r OF

F w

he

npushed and held w

hile turning power O

N. (p. 54)

•“ T” flashes w

hile the all key lock function is in use.•O

nly [PW

R] and [P

TT

] function when the all key lock function

is in use.

!0S

CA

N S

WIT

CH

[SC

AN

•TAG

] (pgs. 15, 57)

Starts and stops norm

al or priority scan when tag chan-

nels are programm

ed.

Push and hold [S

CA

N•TA

G] for 1 sec. to set the dis-

played channel as a tag (scanned) channel.

While pushing and holding [H

/L], push and hold for 3sec. to clear all tag channels.

50

13H

M-134 R

EM

OT

E-C

ON

TR

OL

MIC

RO

PH

ON

E

!1E

XT

ER

NA

LS

PE

AK

ER

JAC

K

C

onnect the external speaker (an 8 Ωload). T

he internalspeaker can be deactivated via the S

et mode program

-m

ing. (p. 39)•T

he speaker output employs a B

TL

(Balanced T

rans-L

ess) circu

it, NE

VE

Rco

nn

ect th

e sp

ea

ker ca

ble

toground (or chassis). U

se a floating setup.

CA

UT

ION

:A

fter connecting the external speaker jack,cover the jack w

ith water resistant tape as show

n below to

avoid water seeping into the m

icrophone.B

inding the mic-cable and external-speaker jack connec-

tion mold w

ith water resistant tape increases the w

ater-proofing of the connection m

old.

F

un

ction

disp

lay

qC

HA

NN

EL

GR

OU

PIN

DIC

ATO

R(pgs.9, 52)

Indicates whether an International (IN

T) or U

.S.A

. (US

A)

channel is selected. (depends on transceiver’s version)

wK

EY

LO

CK

IND

ICA

TOR

(p. 54)

Appears w

hile the key lock function is in use.

Flashes w

hile the all key lock function is in use.

eC

HA

NN

EL

NU

MB

ER

RE

AD

OU

T

Ind

icate

s th

e

sele

cted

o

pe

ratin

g

cha

nn

el

nu

mb

er.

“A” a

pp

ea

rs wh

en

a sim

ple

x cha

nn

el is se

lecte

d.

(pgs.9, 52)

In set mode, indicates the selected condition. (pgs.37, 57)

CA

LL

DU

PP

SC

AN

TRI

DU

AL

LOW

TAG

US

AIN

TL

TXB

US

Y

VO

LS

QL

qwrt e

!5!4

!1

!2

!1

!0

oiu

y !3

WA

IT

!6

External S

P jack

Connection m

old

51

13H

M-134 R

EM

OT

E-C

ON

TR

OL

MIC

RO

PH

ON

E

13

rV

OL

UM

E IN

DIC

ATO

R(p. 53)

Appears w

hile audio output level is adjusted.

tS

QU

EL

CH

IND

ICA

TOR

(p. 53)A

ppears while noise squelch level is adjusted.

yC

HA

NN

EL

CO

MM

EN

T IN

DIC

ATO

R

Channel com

ment appears (and scrolls) if program

med.

(pgs.11, 58)

In set mode, indicates or scrolls the selected set m

odeitem

. (pgs.37, 57)

uS

CA

N IN

DIC

ATO

R(pgs.15, 55)

“S

CA

N” appears during norm

al scan.

“PS

CA

N” appears during priority scan.

iP

RIO

RIT

YC

HA

NN

EL

IND

ICA

TOR

In

dica

tes a

prio

rity cha

nn

el d

urin

g p

riority sca

n o

rdual/tri-w

atch. (pgs.13, 56)

“IC” appears during intercom

mode. (pgs.36, 58)

oD

UA

L/T

RI W

AT

CH

IND

ICA

TOR

(pgs.13, 56)“D

UA

L” appears during dualwatch;“T

RI” during tri-w

atch.

!0L

OW

PO

WE

R IN

DIC

ATO

R(pgs.10, 53)

Appears w

hen low pow

er is selected.

!1C

AL

LC

HA

NN

EL

IND

ICA

TOR

(pgs.8, 52)A

ppears when the call channel is selected.

!2D

UP

LE

X IN

DIC

ATO

R(pgs.9, 52)

Appears w

hen a duplex channel is selected.

!3TA

G C

HA

NN

EL

IND

ICA

TOR

(pgs.15, 56)A

ppears when a tag channel is selected.

!4B

US

YIN

DIC

ATO

R(pgs.10, 53, 54)

Ap

pe

ars w

he

n re

ceivin

g a

sign

al o

r wh

en

the

squ

elch

opens.

!5T

RA

NS

MIT

IND

ICA

TOR

(pgs.10, 53)A

ppears while transm

itting.

!6“W

AIT

” IND

ICA

TOR

“WA

IT” appears in the H

M-134 display w

hile transmitting

via the IC-M

601’s attached microphone.

•In the above case, the connected HM

-134 does not have prior-

ity.

52

13H

M-134 R

EM

OT

E-C

ON

TR

OL

MIC

RO

PH

ON

E

C

han

nel selectio

nïï

Ch

ann

el 16q

Pu

sh [1

6•C

] to se

lect C

ha

nn

el

16.w

Push [D

IAL] to return to the con-

dition before selecting Channel

16, or push [Y] or [Z

] to selectoperating channel.•O

utput power turns to “25W

” auto-

matically, w

henever Channel 16 is

selected.

ïïC

all chan

nel

qP

ush and hold [16•C] for 1

sec.to select call channel.

wP

ush [DIA

L] to return to the con-dition before selecting call chan-nel, or push [Y

] or [Z] to select

operating channel.

ïïU

.S.A

. and

Intern

ation

al chan

nels

qP

ush [DIA

L] to select regular channel.w

Wh

ile p

ush

ing

an

d h

old

ing

[H/L

], pu

sh [D

IAL

] to se

lect

channel group. (depends on transceiver’s version)•U

.S.A

. or International can be selected in sequence.

DIA

LP

ush and hold then push

U.S

.A. channels

International channels

53

13H

M-134 R

EM

OT

E-C

ON

TR

OL

MIC

RO

PH

ON

E

13

R

eceiving

and

transm

itting

qP

ush [PW

R] to turn pow

er ON

.w

Push [V

OL], then [Y

]/[Z] to adjust audio output level.

•Push [S

QL], then [Y

]/[Z] to m

ute any audio noise, if necessary.

eP

ush [Y]/[Z

] to select the desired channel.•W

hen receiving a signal, “” appears and audio is em

ittedfrom

the speaker.•F

urther adjustment of audio level m

ay be necessary at this point.

rP

ush [H/L] to select the output pow

er, if necessary.•“LO

W” appears w

hen low pow

er is selected.•C

hoose low pow

er to reduce an intermodulation for other sta-

tions, choose high power for longer distance com

munications.

•Som

e channels are low pow

er only.

tP

ush and hold [PT

T] to transm

it, then speak into the mi-

crophone.•“

” appears.•C

hannel 70 cannot be used for transmission.

yR

elease [PT

T] to receive.

IMP

OR

TAN

T:To m

aximize the readability of your trans-

mitted signal (voice), pause a few

sec. after pushing [PT

T],

ho

ld th

e m

icrop

ho

ne

2.5

to 5

cm fro

m yo

ur m

ou

th a

nd

speak at a normal voice level.

w S

et volume

w S

et squelch, if required

r S

et output power

t S

peak into m

icrophone

q Turn pow

er ON

e S

et channel

t P

ush to transm

ity

Release

to receive

54

13H

M-134 R

EM

OT

E-C

ON

TR

OL

MIC

RO

PH

ON

E

L

ock fu

nctio

ns

The lock function electronically locks keys and sw

itches toprevent accidental changes and function access from

the mi-

crophone.•A

ll keys, switches and controllers on the transceiver are functional.

ïïA

ctivating

the lo

ck fun

ction

W

hile

p

ush

ing

a

nd

h

old

ing

[H/L

], pu

sh [S

QL

•MO

NI•L

] toturn the lock function O

N and

OF

F.•“

” appears.•O

nly

[PW

R],

[PT

T],

[H/L

],[S

QL

•MO

NI•L

], [V

OL

]+[Y

]/[Z]

an

d [S

QL

]+[Y

]/[Z] a

re fu

nc-

tional.

ïïA

ctivating

the all key lo

ck fun

ction

W

hile

p

ush

ing

a

nd

h

old

ing

[H/L

], turn

the

po

we

r ON

by

pushing [PW

R] to turn the all

key lock function ON

and OF

F.•“

” flashes.•O

nly [PW

R] and [P

TT

] are func-tional.

D

isplay b

ackligh

ting

The function display and sw

itches can be backlit for bettervisibility under low

light conditions. And the backlighting con-

dition can be adjusted independently from the transceiver.

qP

ush and hold [VO

L•DIM

] for 1sec. to enter backlight ad-

justing mode.

•“” w

ith number of backlight level appears in the channel com

-m

ent indicator.

wP

ush [Y]/[Z

] to adjust the backlight level.•T

he backlight level is adjustable between 0 (lights O

FF

) and 7(brightest).

M

on

itor fu

nctio

nT

he monitor function releases the noise squelch m

ute of them

icrophone only. (An independent noise squelch system

isem

ployed.)

Pu

sh a

nd

ho

ld [S

QL

•MO

NI•L

] for 1

sec. to

activa

te th

em

onitor function.•“

” flashes and audio is emitted.

•Any key, except [Y

]/[Z], cancels the m

onitor function.

Appears w

hen the lockfunction is in use.

Flashes w

hen the all lockfunction is in use.

55

13H

M-134 R

EM

OT

E-C

ON

TR

OL

MIC

RO

PH

ON

E

13

C

all chan

nel p

rog

ramm

ing

qW

hile

pu

shin

g a

nd

ho

ldin

g [H

/L],

push [DIA

L] several times to select

the desired channel group (US

Aor

INT

) to be programm

ed. (dependson transceiver’s version)

wP

ush and hold [16•C] for 1

sec. tose

lect th

e ca

ll cha

nn

el o

f the

se-lected channel group.•“C

ALL” and call channel num

ber ap-pear.

eP

ush

an

d h

old

[16

•C] a

ga

in fo

r3

sec. (until long beep changes to2 short beeps) to enter call channelprogram

ming condition.

•Ca

ll cha

nn

el n

um

be

r an

d ch

an

ne

lgroup to be program

med flashes.

rP

ush [Y]/[Z

] to select the desiredchannel.

tP

ush

[16

•C] to

pro

gra

m th

e d

is-played channel as the call channel.•T

he call channel number and channel

group stop flashing.

S

tarting

a scanq


/L], push [DIA

L] once or twice

to select the channel group (US

Aor IN

T), if desired.

wP

ush [SC

AN

•TAG

] to start priority or normal scan.

•“SC

AN

” appears during normal scan.

•The priority channel readout indicates “16”, and “P

” and “SC

AN

”indicators appear during priority scan.

•When a signal is received, scan pauses until the signal disap-

pears or resumes after pausing 5

sec. according to set mode set-

ting (Channel 16 is still m

onitored during priority scan).•P

ush [Y]/[Z

] to check the scanning tag channels, to change thescanning direction or resum

e the scan manually.

eTo stop the scan, push [S

CA

N•TA

G].

•“SC

AN

” disappears.•P

ushing [PT

T], [16•C

] or [DIA

L] also stops the scan.

56

13H

M-134 R

EM

OT

E-C

ON

TR

OL

MIC

RO

PH

ON

E

S

etting

tag ch

ann

elsq


/L], push [DIA

L] once or twice

to se

lect th

e ch

an

ne

l gro

up

(US

Aa

nd

INT

), if de

sired

. (depends on transceiver’s version)

wP

ush [Y]/[Z

] to select the desired channel to set as a tagchannel.

eP

ush and hold [SC

AN

•TAG

] for 1sec. to set the displayed

channel as a tag channel.•“

” appears.

rTo

ca

nce

l th

e

tag

ch

an

ne

l se

tting

, p

ush

a

nd

h

old

[SC

AN

•TAG

] for 1sec.

•“” disappears.

•Clearin

g all tag

chan

nels in

the selected

chan

nel g

rou

p


/L], push [SC

AN

•TAG

] for 3sec. to clearing all tag channels. (until long beep changesto 2 short beeps)

D

ualw

atch/Tri-w

atcho

peratio

nq

Push [Y

]/[Z] to select the desired channel.

•While pushing and holding [H

/L], push [DIA

L] once or twice to

select the channel group (US

A, IN

T), if desired. (depends on

transceiver’s version)

wP

ush [DU

AL] to start dualw

atch or tri-watch.

•“DU

AL

” ap

pe

ars d

urin

g d

ua

lwa

tch; “T

RI” a

pp

ea

rs du

ring

tri-w

atch.•B

eep tone sounds when a signal is received on C

hannel 16.•Tri-w

atch becomes dualw

atch when receiving a signal on the call

channel.

eTo cancel dualw

atch/tri-watch, push [D

UA

L•IC] again.

57

13H

M-134 R

EM

OT

E-C

ON

TR

OL

MIC

RO

PH

ON

E

13

S

et mo

de p

rog

ramm

ing

Set m

ode is used to change the condition of the transceiver’sfunctions and the m

icrophone’s own functions:

Transceiver’s fu

nctio

ns—

scan

type

(no

rma

l or p

riority), sca

n re

sum

e tim

er, d

ua

l-w

atch/tri-watch of C

OM

MA

ND

MIC

, transceiver’s beep tone,internal speaker (transceiver), LC

D contrast (transceiver) and

foghorn frequency.M

icrop

ho

ne’s o

wn

fun

ction

s—

beep tone function (microphone) and LC

D contrast (m

icro-

phone).

In this section, instructions are for the microphone’s ow

n func-tions only. R

efer to pgs. 37–39 for the setting of the otherfunctions. (S

ome functions m

ay not be selectable from the m

i-crophone.)

ïïE

nterin

g set m

od

eq

Turn power O

FF.

wW

hile pushing and holding [16•C], turn pow

er ON

.•A

fter beep emission, a set m

ode item (in the channel com

ment

indicator and condition in the channel number readout) is dis-

played.

eP

ush [16•C] to select the desired item

, if necessary.r

Push [Y

]/[Z] to select the desired condition of the item

.t

Turn power O

FF, then O

N to exit set m

ode.

•Beep

ton

e“B

EE

P”

P

ush [Y] to turn O

N, [Z

] to turn OF

F the beep output.

•LC

D co

ntrast

“LCD

CO

NT

RA

ST

”

Push [Y

]/[Z] to adjust to a suitable LC

D contrast.

•Intern

al speaker “IN

T-SP

EA

KE

R”

P

ush [Y]/[Z

] to turn the HM

-134 internal-speaker ON

/OF

F.

Push• •

• •

Push

Push

58

13H

M-134 R

EM

OT

E-C

ON

TR

OL

MIC

RO

PH

ON

E

In

tercom

op

eration

qP

ush

a

nd

h

old

[D

UA

L•IC

] fo

r1

sec. to

activa

te th

e in

terco

mfunction.•“IC

” appears in the channel readout.•T

he channel comm

ent disappears.

wP

ush [PT

T] to talk.

•“” appears in the channel com

-m

ent indicator.

eR

elease [PT

T] to listen.

•“” a

pp

ea

rs in th

e ch

an

ne

l com

me

nt in

dica

tor w

he

n th

etransceiver is in talking m

ode.

rP

ush [DU

AL•IC

] to cancel the intercom function.

•Pushing [16] is also cancels the intercom

function.

Fo

r you

r reference:

In case the intercom m

ode is selected with the transceiver

during microphone pow

er OF

F, the microphone pow

er is au-tom

atically turned ON

and the intercom m

ode is selected.

ïïIn

tercom

beep

fun

ction

P

ush and hold [DU

AL•IC

] for more than 1

sec.•E

mits intercom

beep while holding.

C

han

nel co

mm

ents

qP

ush[Y

]/[Z] to select a channel to program

the channel comm

ent.•W

hile pushing and holding [H/L], push [D

IAL] several tim

es to

select the channel group (US

Aand IN

T), if desired.

wW

hile pushing and holding [H/L], push [16•C

].•T

he 1st character of the currently programm

ed comm

ent flashes.

eP

ush[Y

]/[Z] to select a character.

rP

ush[S

QL] to m

ove to right; then push [Y]/[Z

] to select acharacter.•P

ush [VO

L] to move to left.

tC

ontinue until the desired characters have been selected,then push [16•C

] to return to normal operation condition.

•Availab

le characters

(r)

(s)(t)

(u)(v)

(w)

(x)(y)

(z)

(q)

(3)

(D)

(N)

(X)

(h)

(+)

(4)

(E)

(O)

(Y)(i)

(–)

(5)

(F)

(P)

(Z)(j)

()

(6)

(G)

(Q)

(a)

(k)

(/)

(7)

(H)

(R)

(b)(l)

(,)

(8)

(I)

(S)

(c)

(m)

(space)

(9)

(T)

(d)

(n)

(0)

(A)

(U)

(e)

(o)

(1)

(B)

(V)

(f)

(p)

(2)

(C)

(J)(K

)(L)

(M)

(W)

(g)

(.)

( ))(( )

(’)(&

)(%

)($)

(#)(")

(!)

Appears w

hen the inter-com

function is in use.

59

14H

M-134 C

ON

NE

CT

ION

S A

ND

INS

TAL

LA

TIO

N

H

M-134 su

pp

lied accesso

riesA

ccessories in

clud

ed w

ith th

e HM

-134: Q

ty.q

Connection cable (O

PC

-1000: 6m

) ...............................1w

Mounting base ................................................................1

eM

icrophone hanger ........................................................1r

Screw

s (M3 ×

16; tapping) .............................................5

In

stallation

The optional H

M-134 can be connected to the transceiver di-

rectly, as well as via the supplied connection cable for longer

distance remote operation. T

he connector of the connectioncable can be installed into a cabinet, w

all, etc., as a built-inplug.

For longer distance rem

ote operation, the optional extensioncable, O

PC

-999 (6m

; Connecting betw

een transceiver andthe connection cable), is available, and up to 2 O

PC

-999 canbe added.

qInsert the supplied cable into the external m

icrophone jackand tighten the cable nut as show

n below.

q

we

r

60

14H

M-134 C

ON

NE

CT

ION

S A

ND

INS

TALLA

TIO

N

wTo

use

the

sup

plie

d ca

ble

as a

wa

ll socke

t, follo

w th

ebelow

steps.e

Using the m

ounting base, carefully mark off the 2 spots

where the cable and screw

s will be fastened.

rD

rill holes at these marks.

tInstall the m

ounting base using the supplied screws as

shown below

.

yT

he completed installation should look like this.

Gasket

Cap

Mounting base

Nut

Screw

holes(approx. 2 (d) m

m; 3⁄32″)

61

14H

M-134 C

ON

NE

CT

ION

S A

ND

INS

TALLA

TIO

N

50 (d) mm

23 (d) mm

24 to 27 (d) mm

5 mm

Gasket

Mounting base

Cap

Nut

2 mm

2 mm

x 3

24 to 27 (d) mm

INS

TAL

LA

TIO

N N

OT

ES

In

stallation

no

tesT

he installation of this equipment should be m

ade in such am

anner as to respect the EC

recomm

ended electromagnetic

field exposure limits (1999/519/E

C).

Th

e m

axim

um

RF

po

we

r ava

ilab

le fro

m th

is de

vice is 2

5w

atts. The antenna should be installed as high as possible

for maxim

um efficiency and that this installation height should

be at least 5 meters above ground (or accessible) level. In the

case where an antenna cannot be installed at a reasonable

height, then the transmitter should neither be continuously op-

erated for long periods if any person is within 5 m

eters of theantenna, nor operated at all if any person is touching the an-tenna.

In a

ll case

s an

y po

ssible

risk de

pe

nd

s on

the

tran

smitte

rbeing activated for long periods. (actual recom

mendation lim

-its are specified as an average of 6 m

inutes) Norm

ally thetransm

itter is not active for long periods of time. S

ome radio li-

censes will require that a tim

er circuit automatically cuts the

transmitter after 1–2 m

inutes etc.

Sim

ilarly some types of transm

itter, SS

B, C

W, A

M, etc. have a

lower ‘average’output pow

er and the perceived risk is evenlow

er.

HM

-134 TE

MP

LA

TE

24 to 27 (d) mm

2 mm

HM

-134

HM

-134 TE

MP

LA

TE

Cut here

DE

CL

AR

AT

ION

OF

CO

NF

OR

MIT

Y

We

Icom Inc. Japan

1-1-32, Kam

iminam

i, Hirano-ku

Osaka 547-0003, Japan

Kin

d o

f equ

ipm

ent: V

HF M

AR

INE

TRA

NS

CE

IVE

R

This com

pliances is based on conformity w

ith the following harm

onisedstandards, specifications or docum

ents:i)

EN

301 025-2V

1.1.1 (2000-08)ii)

EN

301 025-3V

1.1.1 (2001-05)iii)

EN

609451997

iv)E

N 60950

August 1992, A

11 1997v)

EN

300 698-2V

1.1.1 ( 2000-08)vi)

EN

300 698-3V

1.1.1 ( 2001-05)

Typ

e-desig

natio

n: i

M60

1

Signature

T. Maebayashi

General Manager

Declare on our sole responsibility that this equipm

ent complies w

ith theessential requirem

ents of the Radio and T

elecomm

unications Term

inal E

quipment D

irective, 1999/5/EC

, and that any applicable Essential T

estS

uite measurem

ents have been performed.

Versio

n (w

here ap

plicab

le):

0560

Authorized representative nam

e

Icom

(Europe)

GmbH

Himmelgeister

stra§e

100

D-40225

Dsseldorf

Place and date of issue

Dsseldorf

25th

Oct.

2002

Count on us!

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iminam

i, Hirano-ku, O

saka 547-0003 Japan

A-6218H

-1EU

Printed in Japan

©2002 Icom

Inc.

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