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Motorola MICOM-2ES Owner's Manual (77 pages)

ALE HF-SSB TRANSCEIVERS Support for MIL-STD-188-141B

Brand: Motorola | Category: Transceiver | Size: 1.87 MB

Warnings, Cautions and Notes
7
General Safety Precautions
7
Information for Safe, Efficient Operation
8
Compliance with RF Energy Exposure Standards
8
Electromagnetic Interference/Compatibility
11
Facilities
11
Driver Safety
11
When Using Your Radio While Driving
11
Operational Warnings
12
For Vehicles with an Air Bag
12
Potentially Explosive Atmospheres
12
Blasting Caps and Blasting Areas
12
Table of Contents
13
Introduction
15
Main Menu
15
Menu Updates
15
- Channel (CH) Menu
  16
- CH Mode
  16
- FREQ Mode
  17
- Frequency (FREQ) Menu
  17
- PROG Menu
  18
- PROG Menu – Radio Parameters Programming
  18
- PROG Menu – ALE Parameters Programming
  19
New ALE Features
20
- Selective Calling
  20
- ALE Addressing Method
  20
- Address and Call Types
  21
  - Individual Station Address
    21
  - Use of “@” Stuffing Symbol
    21
  - Net Addresses
    22
  - Group Addresses
    22
  - Special Addressing Modes – Use of Wildcards
    22
  - Use of “?” Wildcard Symbol
    23
  - Allcall Addresses
    24
  - Anycalls
    25
  - Self Addresses
    25
  - Null Address
    25
  - Inlink Address
    25
  - Using the Multinet Feature
    26
  - Messages
    27
  - Using the Caller Stack
    27
  - Quick Call
    27
- Using ALE Functions in the Channel Mode
  27
- Entering the ALE Mode
  28
  - Enabling the ALE Mode
    28
  - ALE and Rx Only or Tx Only Channels
    28
  - ALE Programming
    28
  - ALE Mode Options
    29
  - ALE Operator Menu
    29
- Receiving and Transmitting Calls in ALE Mode
  30
  - Receiving Calls in ALE Mode
    31
  - Receiving an Individual Call
    31
  - Receiving a Net Call
    31
  - Receiving an Allcall
    31
  - Receiving an Anycall
    32
  - Receiving a Sounding Call
    32
  - Receiving a Bidirectional Handshake Call
    32
  - To Answer an Incoming Call
    32
  - Link State
    33
  - Link State Options
    33
  - To Display LQA for the Received Call
    33
  - Lqa
    34
  - Mon
    34
  - Rpl
    34
  - Band
    34
  - Replacing the Current Channel While in the Link State
    35
  - To Replace the Channel
    35
  - Pwr
    35
  - Agc
    35
  - To View the Calls in the Stack
    36
  - To Return a Call to a Station Registered in the Stack
    36
  - To Remove an Address from the Stack
    37
  - Disconnecting Calls
    37
  - To Disconnect an Incoming Call
    37
  - Transmitting Calls in ALE Mode
    38
  - Selecting the Desired Net
    38
  - To Select a Net
    38
  - Calls to an Individual Station
    39
  - To Transmit an Individual Call with Multinet off
    39
  - To Transmit an Individual Call with Multinet on
    40
  - To Transmit on a Specific Channel
    41
  - To Send a Quick Call
    42
  - Using Autodial
    43
  - To Use Autodial to Send a Call
    43
  - Sending Messages
    44
  - To Transmit an Individual Call with a Message
    44
  - To Send a Message During a Call (Link State)
    45
  - Other Types of Calls
    46
  - To Select a Special Call Type
    46
  - Transmitting Aiicalls
    47
  - To Send Global Allcall Using the CALL Function
    48
  - To Send Selective Allcall
    49
  - Transmitting Net Calls
    51
  - To Transmit a Net Call
    51
  - Transmitting Group Calls
    52
  - To Transmit a Group Call
    53
  - To Define or Change a Group
    54
  - Transmitting Anycalls
    55
  - To Transmit an Anycall
    56
  - Transmitting Wildcard Calls
    58
  - To Transmit a Wildcard Call
    58
  - Transmitting a Self Call
    60
  - To Send a Self-Call
    60
  - Bidirectional Handshake
    61
  - To Execute a Bidirectional Handshake with an Individual Station
    62
  - To Execute a Bidirectional Handshake with a Net
    63
  - Sounding
    64
  - To Manually Initiate Sounding
    64
  - Using the Inlink Function
    65
  - Transmitting ALE Calls in the Channel Mode
    66
  - To Enter the ALE Programming Mode
    67
- Programming Nets
  68
  - Net Programming Overview
    68
  - Name
    69
  - Memb
    69
  - Chan
    69
  - Default Values
    70
  - Opt
    70
  - Get
    70
  - Eras
    70
- Setting the Net Options
  71
  - Sond
    71
  - Slnt
    71
  - Lqar
    71
- Directory Parameters
  72
- AMD Message Configuration
  72
- Tune
  72
- ALE Options Configuration
  73
  - Ptot
    73
  - MLQA Minimum LQA Score
    73
  - QCAL Quick Call
    73
  - Mnt
    74
  - Mxch Maximum Scan Channels
    74
- Auto Dial Parameters
  75
- Storing ALE Parameters
  75
- Using the New Station Address Filter
  76
- To Edit the Received Addresses and Add Addresses to the ALE Directory
  76

Motorola MICOM-2ES Owner's Manual (44 pages)

HF-SSB TRANSCEIVERS

Brand: Motorola | Category: Transceiver | Size: 9.1 MB

Table of Contents
13
Introduction
15
New Model Information
15
44-Pin Accessories Connector
15
Functional Enhancements
18
Additional MICOM-2 Features
22
Display Modes
22
Receive Level Bar
22
VFO Operation
23
Bandwidth Filters
24
New Channel/Frequency/Scan/Link Mode Features
26
New ALE Features
28
VP-116 Mini Voice Privacy Unit Interface (Optional)
34
PPS-100 Pre-Post Selector (Optional)
43

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