Motorola MICOM-2ES Specifikace

Information for Safe, Efficient Operation Product Safety and RF Exposure for Mobile Two-Way Radios Installed in Vehicles or as Fixed Site Control

Federal Communication Commission Regulations The FCC has established limits for safe exposure to radio frequency (RF) emissions from mobile two-way ra

Compliance and Control Guidelines and Operating Instructions for Mobile Two-Way Radios Installed in Vehicles To control your exposure and ensure comp

• As with all fixed site antenna installations, it is the responsibility of the licensee to manage the site in accordance with applicable regulatory

Operational Warnings Warning For Vehicles with an Air Bag Do not mount or place a mobile radio in the area over an air bag deployment area. Air bags

Table of Contents Page Chapter 1 Introduction... 1-1 1-1. Scope ...

Table of Contents (Cont'd) Page Appendix A Static Operation... A-1 A-1. Scope

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS Page Figure 1-1. micomTrooper Ready for Operation, General View... 1-3 Figure 2-1. Typical Backpack Carrying

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Chapter 1 Introduction 1-1. Scope This manual provides operating instructions for the micomTrooper, a high-frequency (HF) single sideband (SSB) back

1-2. Purpose and Use micomTrooper (MICOM-2RS) transceiver is a backpack version of the robust MICOM-2R mobile radio. For backpack operation, micomTr

Whip AntennamicomTrooperTransceiverBackpack CHarnessarryingHandsetAntennaBase Figure 1-1. micomTrooper Ready for Operation, General View 1-3

1-3. Equipment Description 1-3.1 Functional Description The micomTrooper is an advanced and flexible backpack-portable HF-SSB transceiver that prov

➤ Fast and simple radio link establishing:  Automatic Link Establishment (ALE) per MIL-STD-1045 and MIL-STD-188-141.  Full interoperability with

➤ Part of a proven family of radio products:  micomTrooper is a member of the family of MICOM radio transceivers for fixed base stations, mobile v

1-4. Main Technical Specifications Frequency Range With Whip Antenna With Dipole or Long Wire 3.0 to 30 MHz 1.6 to 30 MHz Number of Preset Ch

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Chapter 2 Preparation for Operation 2-1. Scope This Chapter provides instructions for preparing the micomTrooper for backpack operation. The informat

2-2. Unpacking and Inspection a. A preliminary inspection of the equipment containers should be made prior to unpacking. Evidence of damage should

2-3. Familiarization with Main Equipment Components Before continuing, review Figure 1-1, which shows a micomTrooper transceiver installed in the har

COMMERCIAL WARRANTY (STANDARD) Motorola radio communications products are warranted to be free from defects in material and workmanship for a period o

The frame, together with the whole transceiver, is completely enveloped by the harness cloth and its upper and bottom flaps, and therefore only the a

2-3.2 micomTrooper Transceiver Figure 2-3 shows a general view of the micomTrooper transceiver, and its connectors. Note the coaxial cable connect

2-4. Preparing for Backpack Operation 2-4.1 Outline of Preparation Procedures The preparation of a micomTrooper transceiver for operation includes

Lower BatteryFlapUpper BatteryFlap Battery Straps 2-7

2-4.3 Installation of Transceiver in Carrying Harness 1. Place the carrying harness on a level surface, with the metal braces facing upw

BatteryConnectorPowerCablePowerConnectorTransceiver 2-9

5. Push the transceiver down, toward the battery, until it is stopped by the aluminum frame. 6. Fasten the transceiver to the carrying

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2-4.4 Installation of Whip Antenna 1. Visually inspect the whip mount connector (located on the ATU) for dirt or damage. Clean if necessar

Whip MountAntennaBaseWhip AntennaHandset 2-13

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2-4.5 Connection of Audio Accessories 1. Connect the handset, H-250, to either of the two audio connectors on the front panel of the micomTrooper.

Shoulder StrapAdjustmentBuckleBottom Flap (Closed)ShoulderStrapsBreastStrapProtection Flap(Closed)WaistStrap 2-15

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Chapter 3 Operation 3-1. Scope This Chapter presents concise operating instructions for the micomTrooper transceiver. The information appearing in t

3-2. Channel Mode Menu Figure 3-1 shows the micomTrooper channel mode menu. CH F 2,000.000 BAND SQ DSP™AGCBWRCLVCALLMONOFFSLOWFASTALL CAL

3-3. Menu Functions Figure 3-2, Figure 3-3 and Figure 3-4 show the menu functions, reached after pressing the MENU button. 1234 MENU CHAN FREQ

MENU LOCK PROG PSW DIM™CHANALERADLANGPRMTOPTSSTORGET ERAS PWR FREQ BAND MODE BWSee Figure 3-2AGCYESNOACCTUNE ALEAMPACC1ACC2NONYESNOMOREMOREDPWRB

MENU LOCK PROG PSW DIM™NETALELANGMOREDIR AMDOPT AUTO STORADDRAMDEDIT ERASADD ERASYESNOYESNOSee Figure 3-3See Figure 3-2RADYESNOMEMBNAMECHANOPT GET

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Appendix A Static Operation A-1. Scope This Appendix provides instructions for preparing the micomTrooper for static operation using a dipole or lo

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➤ To connect a dipole or long-wire antenna: 1. Turn the transceiver off. 2. Open the harness envelope, to reach the coaxial cable interconnec

Coaxial Feedto Dipole orLong WireAntenna1. Disconnect Cable from ATU 2. Connect Coaxial Feed Connector Figure A-1. Connecting the Dipole or

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Appendix B Using Battery Charger, FLN9541 B-1. Purpose and Use FLN9541 is an AC-powered battery charger designed to charge 16V, 12Ah Lithium ion re

B-2. Operating Instructions 1. Place the battery charger on a flat surface, protected from sun and rain. 2. Insert the charger power cable plug int

7. You will be notified when the battery is fully charged: the FINISH CHARGE indicator will start flashing and the tone is heard again. 8. At this s

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WARNINGS, CAUTIONS AND NOTES The following notations are used to place special emphasis on procedures, or to call attention to precautionary measures