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INSTRUCTION

MANUAL

VHF

AIR

BAND

TRANSCEIVER

IC-A22

IC—A22E

This

device

complies

with Part

15

of

the

FCC

Rules.

Operation

is

subject

to

the

condition

that

this

device

does

not

cause

harmful

interference.

Icom

Inc.

IMPORTANT

READ

ALL

INSTRUCTIONS

carefully

and

com-

pletely

before

using

the

transceiver.

SAVE

THIS

INSTRUCTION

MANUAL

-

This

instruction

manual

contains

important

safety

and

operating

instructions

for

the

IC-A22

and

IC-A22E.

EXPLICIT

DEFINITIONS

Equipment

damage

may

occur.

If

disregarded,

inconvenience

only.

No

risk

of

personal

injury,

fire

or

electric

shock.

CAUTIONS

Piet

Lh

ed

12

V

ONLY!

NEVER

connect

the

transceiver

to

a

24

V

socket

or

to

an

AC

outlet.

More

than

15

V

DC

will

damage

the

transceiver.

NEVER

connect

the

transceiver

to

a

power

source

using

reverse

polarity,

This

connection

will

ruin

the

transceiver.

NEVER

allow

children

to

touch

the

transceiver.

AVOID

using

or

placing

the

transceiver

in

direct

sunlight

or

in

areas

with

temperatures

below

—10°C

(+14°F)

or

above

+50°C

(+122°F).

BE

CAREFUL!

When

transmitting

for

a

long

time,

the

rear

panel

will

become

hot.

BE

CAREFUL!

The

use

of

non-Icom

battery

packs

and

chargers

may

impair

transceiver

performance

and

inval-

idate

the

warranty.

UNPLUG

the

external

DC

plug

im-

mediately

when

“OVER

V"

is

displayed

as

shown

at

right,

indicating

more

than

approx.

18

V

DC

is

connected.

WER

y

TABLE

OF

CONTENTS

IMPORTANT

--

EXPLICIT

DEFINITIONS

CAUTIONS

=~

TABLE

OF

CONTENTS

UNPACKING

-~

1

PANEL

DESCRIPTION

«

1

Front

and

side

panels

Top

panel

@

Keypad

@

Function

display

-

2

PRE-OPERATION

----

@

Battery

pack

charging

@

Battery

pack

precautions

@

External

power

source

connection

-

@

Alkaline

battery

installation

@

Accessory

attachment

--

3

BASIC

OPERATION

-

@

Accessing

the

121.5

MHz

emergency

frequency

Setting

a

frequency

ck

function

=~

electing

a

weather

channel

12

Receiving

13

Transmitting

13

@

Side

tone

function

-

4

MEMORY

OPERATION

----

'§

Memory

channel

selection

~

“14

Transferring

memory

contents

+-::

14

Programming

a

memory

channel

---~

15

™

Programming

a

comment

15

™

Clearing

memory

contents

-

16

5

SCAN

OPERATION

@

Scan

types

---

COM

band

scan

Memory

scan

'@

Weather

channel

scan

@

Lockout

channels

---

6

VOR

NAVIGATION

-

VOR

indicators

@

VOR

functions

-

1

Flying

to

a

VOR

station

Entering

a

desired

course

-

UNPACKING

Included

accessories:

@

Antenna

(FA-BO1AR)

@

Belt

clip

and

screws

«

@

Headset

adapter

cable

(OPC-499)*

@

Wall

charger*

‘*

Ni-Cd

battery

pack*

(CM-166)

(attached

to

the

transceiver)

*

Carrying

case

(LC-122)*

-

*

Charger

adapter

cable

(OPC-507)*

*

Not

included

with

some

versions.

ENGLISH

ms

PANEL

DESCRIPTION

i

Front

and

side

panels

ANL

SWITCH

[ANL]

(p.

13)

Activates

the

automatic

noise

limiter

func-

tion,

*

The

function

reduces

pulse

noise

such

as

ignition

noise.

PTT

SWITCH

[PTT]

(p.

13)

Push

and

hold

to

transmit;

release

to

re-

ceive.

LIGHT

SWITCH

[LIGHT]

(p.

13)

Turns

the

display

and

keypad

lighting

ON

and

OFF.

BATTERY

PACK

RELEASE

BUTTON

Opens

the

latch

for

battery

pack

removal

when

pushed

upwards.

(p.

9)

SPEAKER

AND

MICROPHONE

E

=

power

source

simultaneously

charges

the

FUNCTION

DISPLAY

(p.

5)

EXTERNAL

DC

POWER

JACK

[DC

12V]

(p.

9)

Allows

operation

with

a

12

V

DC

power

source

using

the

optional

cables,

CP-17L

or

OPC-515L.

NOTE:

Operation

with

an

external

DC

battery

pack.

This

may

cause

battery

overcharging

and

shorten

the

life

of

the

battery

pack.

CAUTION:

when

the

following

indi-

cation

appears,

unplug

the

connector

from

this

jack.

More

than

approx.

18

V

DC

has

been

connected,

so

the

transceiver

may

need

checking

at

a

service

center.

PANEL

DESCRIPTION

1

Hi

Top

panel

EXTERNAL

SPEAKER

AND

MICROPHONE

JACKS

[SP}/[MIC]

Connect

a

headset

of

the

David

Clark

Co.

via

the

OPC-499,

if

desired.

The

transmit

voice

can

be

monitored

from

the

headset.

The

internal

speaker

will

not

function

when

connected.

Note

that

previous

headset

adapters,

the

HS-61

and

HS-20SB,

cannot

be

used.

ANTENNA

CONNECTOR

(p.

10)

Connects

the

supplied

antenna.

VOLUME

CONTROL

[VOL]

(p.

13)

Turns

the

power

ON

and

OFF,

and

adjusts

the

audio

level.

TUNING

DIAL

[DIAL]

-

Sets

an

operating

frequency,

memory

channel,

weather

channel*

or

duplex

frequency.*

=

Sets

the

1

MHz

digit

after

pushing

(F]

in

frequency

mode.

-

Functions

as

an

omni

bearing

selector

(changes

course

indicator)

in

CDI

mode.

SQUELCH

CONTROL

[SQL]

(p.

13)

Varies

the

squelch

threshold

point

for

noise

mute.

*

Weather

channel

and

duplex

function:

U.S.A.

version

only.

ENGLISH

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1

PANEL

DESCRIPTION

i

Keypad

KEYLOCK

BEEP

LOCK

OUT

ON

SCAN

ODO@@®

x

Co)

Cur)

@)

Selects

the

DVOR

display

from

the

CDI

display

in

NAV

band.

(p.

19)

-

Changes

the

course

indicator

characteristics

to

“TO”

flag

in

the

DVOR

display

in

NAV

band.

(p.

19)

-

Corrects

the

deviation

while

using

“TO”

flag.

(p.

23)

-

Changes

the

course

indicator

characteristics

to

“FROM”

flag

in

the

DVOR

display

in

NAV

band.

(p.

19)

-

Corrects

the

deviation

while

using

"FROM"

flag.

(p.

23)

Selects

the

CDI

display

from

the

DVOR

display

in

NAV

band.

(p.

19)

-Sets

the

desired

fre-

quency

or

channel.

(pgs.

11, 12,

14)

-

Selects

the

desired

char-

acter

for

memory

channel

comments

while

program-

ming

a

memory

channel.

(p.

15)

-

Inputs

the

degrees

of

the

desired

course

in

CDI

mode.

(p.

21)

Sets

the

duplex

frequency*

in

NAV

band.

Turns

the

duplex

function*

ON

and

OFF

in

NAV

band.

(p.

25)

Turns

the

lock

function

ON

and

OFF.

Turns

the

beep

tone

ON

and

OFF.

(p.

13)

Sets

the

displayed

memory

or

weather*

channel

as

a

lockout

channel.

(p.

18)

Selects

the

121.5

MHz

emergency

frequency.

(p.

11)

-

Clears

the

input

digit

before

entry.

(p.

11)

-

Exits

the

memory

channel,

weather

channel*

or

the

emergency

frequency.

(pgs.

11, 12,

14)

-

Stops

scanning.

(p.

17)

-

Clears

[F]

key

input.

-Changes

the

frequency

or

memory

channel

when

pushed.

(pgs.

11,

14)

-

Changes

the

frequency

or

memory

channel

contin-

uously

when

pushed

and

held,

(pgs.

11,

14)

-

Changes

the

scan

direction,

(p.

17)

Activates

the

secondary

functions

of

keys

and

the

tuning

dial.

The

function

is

automatically

cancelled

after

3

sec.

-

Selects

memory

mode.

(p.

14)

-

Changes

between

the

memory

channel

comments

and

frequency

display.

(p.

14)

Enters

numeral

input.

Enters

consecutive

zero

digits.

(p.

11)

PANEL

DESCRIPTION

1

Clears

a

memory

channel's

contents

when

pushed

and

held.

(p.

16)

Starts

the

full

scan,

memory

scan

or

weather

channel*

scan.

(p.

17)

-

Programs

a

memory

channel

in

frequency

mode.

(p.

15)

-

Transfers

a

memory

channel's

contents

into

the

fre-

quency

mode

in

memory

mode.

(p.

14)

Selects

a

weather

channel.*

(p.

12)

*

Weather

channel

and

duplex

function:

U.S.A.

version

only.

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1

PANEL

DESCRIPTION

i

Function

display

TRANSMIT

INDICATOR

(p.

13)

Appears

while

transmitting.

RECEIVE

INDICATOR

(p.

13)

Appears

while

receiving

or

when

the

squelch

opens.

LOCK

INDICATOR

(p.

12)

Appears

while

the

lock

function

is

in

use.

FUNCTION

INDICATOR

Appears

when

the

[F]

switch

is

pushed.

When

no

switch

is

pushed

for

3

sec.,

the

indicator

disappears.

FREQUENCY

READOUT

Shows

the

operating

frequency

or

comments

of

a

memory

channel.

*

The

decimal

point

flashes

while

scann-

ing.

DUPLEX

INDICATOR*

(p.

25)

-“DUP"

appears

when

the

duplex

function

is

activated

in

NAV

band.

-“DUP-W"

blinks

while

setting

the

duplex

frequency.

ANL

INDICATOR

(p.

13)

Appears

while

the

ANL

(Automatic

Noise

Limiter)

function

is in

ust

LOCKOUT

INDICATOR

(p.

18)

Appears

when

the

selected

memory

channel

is

set

as

a

lockout

channel.

MEMORY

CHANNEL

READOUT

(p.

14)

Shows

the

selected

memory

chan-

nel

number.

*

Only

“M"

appears

when

the

121.5

MHz

emergency

frequency

is

selected.

*

Duplex

function:

U.S.A.

version

only.

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COURSE

INDICATOR

(pgs.

21,

23)

-

Indicates

where

your

aircraft

is

located

on

a

VOR

radial

in

DVOR

mode.

Indicates

where

your

desired

course

is

located

on

a

VOR

radial

in

CDI

mode.

——_—_

TO-FROM

FLAG

INDICATORS

(pgs.

21,

23)

Indicate

whether

the

VOR

navi-

gation

information

is

based

on

a

course

leading

to

the

VOR

station

or

leading

away

from

the

VOR

station.

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beso

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PANEL

DESCRIPTION

1

LOW

BATTERY

INDICATOR

(p.

7)

Appears

when

the

battery

voltage

drops

to

10

V

DC

or

below.

The

attached

battery

pack

requires

re-

charging

or

the

alkaline

batteries

need

replacing.

OVERFLOW

INDICATOR

(pgs.

21,

23)

Appears

when

the

deviation

be-

tween

the

desired

course

and

flying

course

is

over

10

degrees.

COURSE

DEVIATION

NEEDLES

(pgs.

21,

23)

Indicates

the

deviation

between

the

desired

course

and

your

actual

fly-

ing

course

every

2

degrees.

ENGLISH

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ms

2

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PRE-OPERATION

li

Battery

pack

charging

Charge

the

battery

pack

before

first

operating

the

trans-

ceiver

and

when

the

low

battery

indicator

appears.

li

Battery

pack

precautions

NEVER

throw

a

battery

pack

into

a

fire.

NEVER

expose

the

battery

pack

to

water.

NEVER

short

the

metal

terminals

of

a

battery

pack.

DO

NOT

attempt

to

charge

a

fully

charged

battery

pack.

DO

NOT

discharge

a

battery

pack

completely.

AVOID

overcharging.

Disconnect

the

wall

charger

or

power

cable

within

48

hrs.

Charging

may

not

occur

in

extreme

cold

(under

0°C;

+

32°F

)

or

extreme

heat

(over

+

40°C;

+

104°F

).

i

About

the

battery

pack

©}

Operating

period

Operating

period

of

the

CM-166

(12

V,

600

mA)

is

approx.

5

hours.

CONDITION:

5%

Tx

/

5%

Rx

/

90%

Standby

(squelched).

The

operating

period

is

an

estimate

and

varies

depending

on

temperature,

etc.

©

Battery

memory

effect

Full

charge

capacity

may

become

lower

when

repeatedly

recharging

after

only

partial

discharging.

If

this

occurs,

discharge

almost

completely

through

normal

use

before

recharging.

}

Battery

pack

life

When

the

operating

period

becomes

extremely

short

even

after

charging

the

battery

pack

fully,

a

new

battery

pack

is

needed.

Recycling

information

(U.S.A.

only)

The

product

that

you

have

purchased

contains

a

&

rechargeable

battery.

The

battery

is

recyclable.

At

the

end

of

its

useful

life,

under

various

state

and

local

laws,

it

may

be

illegal

to

dispose

of

this

battery

into

the

municipal

waste

stream.

Call

1-800-8-BATTERY

for

battery

recycling

options

in

your

area

or

contact

your

dealer.