2. AGENDA - TASK, CONDITIONS, STANDARDS - PACKAGE AND COMPONENTS - FRONT PANEL DISPLAY - ATTRIBUTES - USING THE RADIO - BATTERY OPERATIONS - HEADSET ILLISTRATION - TROUBLESHOOTING TIPS

3. TASK, CONDITIONS, STANDARDS TASK: To install, operate, maintain, and troubleshoot the ICOM radio CONDITIONS: In a classroom environment you will be taught and qualified on the ICOM radio STANDARDS: You will be able to understand the basic operations, and troubleshooting of the ICOM radio

4. PACKAGES AND COMPONENTS Package Items 1F43GS UHF Portable 380-430 MHz ----- -1 ea 2FASC03U Antenna -----------------------------1 ea 37.2V 2V/2000mA.h Li-ion BP-232 battery -2ea 4BEE F33GS MB Radio Carrying Case-----1ea 5A6360H-1 Instruction Manual ----------------1ea 6Headset -------------------------------------------1ea 7MB94 Belt Clip -----------------------------------1ea

5. Channel Selector Channels 1-16 On/Off Volume Red Key Push and hold to access backlight, beep, and squelch push to select functions you wish to change Programmable keys: P3 lock/unlock P0,P1,P2, red keys P2 power settings Low1, low 2, or normal P1 Push to turn on 5 sec backlight P0 Push to switch encryption on or off Monitor Key Push and hold squelch to adjust volume. Up/down keys Push to change Displayed red key functions Front Panel Display Antenna mount Push to talk button (PTT)

6. Attributes Operating Frequency: 380-430 MHz Range 4 Watt encrypted Type III Equivalent Capable of 256 different channels Rechargeable lithium-ion battery pack Or optional non-rechargeable AAA Battery pack for field use (low power only) Capable of interfacing with the MBITR radio Is used primarily as a LOS/FOB Security radio

7. USING THE RADIO Basic Display Icons 1Transmit Appears while transmitting (TX) 2Receiving Appears while the selected channel is busy (RX) 3Signal Strength 4Low Power Settings Appears when in low 1 or low 2 power 5 Encryption Appears when encryption is on. 6Lock Appears when programmable keys are locked. 7Battery battery level is low. Recharge or replace battery immediately For explanations of other display icon, please refer to the instruction Manual

8. USING THE RADIO CON’T Talk Protocol in Encryption Mode Important Ensure that the battery is charged before use Press the Push to talk (PTT) to transmit Because of encryption Type III, there will be a echo and delay on receiving When the radio is on and not transmitting the radio is in monitor mode.

9. USING THE RADIO CON’T protect radio against water exposure or immersion. It is rain resistant but not submersible. The carrying case is water resistant.. Check antenna for proper installation. Do not use the antenna as a handle. Check the battery for correct latching if there are power issues.

10. BATTERY OPERATIONS Battery/Charging Cautions and Warnings Danger Use only ICOM batteries and chargers. ALWAYS TURN THE POWER OFF WHILE CHARGING NEVER insert a wet or soiled battery pack/radio into the charger. NEVER incinerate used battery packs. Internal battery gas may cause an explosion. NEVER attach a wet battery to the ICOM radio AVOID leaving the battery pack fully charged, or completely discharged for long time. It causes shorter battery life..

11. Changing the Battery Packs Changing AAA Batteries In the BP-240 Battery Pack BATTERY OPERATIONS CON’T

12. HEADSET ILLISTRATION

13. Troubleshooting

14. QUESTIONS?