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--- radios:icom_ic-f210 [2023/06/25 22:30] – 2e0sip
+++ radios:icom_ic-f210 [2023/06/25 22:59] (current) – 2e0sip
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 ** This is a WIP and should be ignored. Information might be wrong, your radio might blow up **
-===== Manual =====
+===== Manuals =====
-https://icomuk.co.uk/files/icom/PDF/productManual/IC-F110_F210_EUR%20instruction%20booklet.pdf
+{{ :radios:ic-f110_f210_eur_instruction_booklet.pdf | Icom IC-F110/F210 Instruction Booklet }}
+{{ :radios:icom_opc-617_user.pdf | Icom OPC-617 Auxiliary Cable }}
+{{ :radios:icom_ic-f210_service_manual.pdf | Icom IC-F210 Service Manual }}
 ===== Frequencies =====
-Initial indications suggest IC-F2XX is UHF, IC-F1XX is VHF. Note that the UHF models come in "Low" and "Highband" versions, neither of which cover 430-440MHz. HOWEVER, I have a high band version and its accepted 430 MHz fine. If I attempt to program a VHF frequency it'll program fine but then the channel name will flash indicating a fault. I am yet to test RF performance
+Initial indications suggest IC-F2XX is UHF, IC-F1XX is VHF. Note that the UHF models come in "Low" and "Highband" versions, neither of which cover 430-440MHz. HOWEVER, I have a high band version and its accepted 430 MHz fine. If I attempt to program a VHF frequency it'll program fine but then the channel name will flash indicating a fault. I am yet to test RF performance beyond keying up the radio and checking it transmits
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 PTT tested and confirmed, but no tested audio.
+===== Aux Pinout =====
+Some radios have an optional female DB9 cable fitted
+{{:radios:icom_ic_f210_aux_pinout.jpg?direct&600|}}