I started it up for the first time today. Mmsi programming was not in the menu, so i entered the mmsi number in 'mmsi check'. The unit won'start scanning, and i'm unable to tag a channel cor scanning. I bought the unit brandnew in 2011. Pff, not easy to solve, i think?
DUALWATCH/
Description
Dualwatch monitors Channel on another channel;
Tri-watch monitors Channel 16 call channel while receiving another is convenient for monitoring operating on another channel.
DUALWATCH/TRI-WATCH SIMULATION
Call channel
Dualwatch
Tri-watch
•
If a signal is received on Channel 16, Dualwatch/Tri-watch
pauses on Channel 16 until the signal disappears.
•
If a signal is received on the call channel during
Tri-watch,
Tri-watch becomes Dualwatch until the signal disappears.
•
To transmit on the selected channel during Dualwatch/Triwatch,
push and hold
[PTT]
.
Operation
q
Select Dualwatch or Tri-watch in Set mode. (p. w
Rotate [CHANNEL] to select the desired operating e
Push [DIAL•DUAL/GRP] for 1 sec. to start Dualwatch or
Tri-watch.
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UUA
AAL
LL
1
116
66" appears during Dualwatch; "
T
TTR
RRI
II
1
116
66" appears during
Tri-watch.
•
A
beep tone sounds when a signal is received on r
To cancel Dualwatch/Tri-watch, push
[DIAL•
DUAL/GRP]
again.
[Example]:
Operating Tri-watch on INT
Channel 25
Tri-watch
starts. Signal is received on call channel.
25W25W
INTINT
DUPDUP
TAGTAG
TRITRI
1616
3434°
34.506N34.506N
123123°
23.236W23.236W
UTCUTC
1212:00:00
TELEPHONETELEPHONE
BUSYBUSY
25W25W
INTINT
CALLCALL
DUPDUP
TAGTAG
TRITRI
1616
3434°
34.506N34.506N
123123°
23.236W23.236W
UTCUTC
1212:00:00
INTLINTL
Tri-watch resumes after the
Signal received on Channel
signal disappears.
16 takes priority.
25W25W
INTINT
DUPDUP
TAGTAG
TRITRI
1616
3434°
34.506N34.506N
123123°
23.236W23.236W
UTCUTC
1212:00:00
TELEPHONETELEPHONE
BUSYBUSY
25W25W
INTINT
DUPDUP
TAGTAG
TRITRI
1616
3434°
34.506N34.506N
123123°
23.236W23.236W
UTCUTC
1212:00:00
TELEPHONETELEPHONE
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SOURCE: getting started with the ICOM IC_R5
First set the squelch (gets rid of the hissing noise and allows the radio to scan)
to do this....
On the side are 2 buttons, the bottom one is monitor.
press and hold then look at the display,
turn the top dial until "AUTO" appears,
The squelch should now keep the radio quiet.
Now the tuning step..
You need to set this because if your radio was on 450.000 and you wanted to listen to 450.012.5 you would miss it if your radio was making 000.025 "steps". IE you would need 12.5 steps. This is the most common step used by ambulance etc in the UK, you will need to check local band plans.
Stick with 12.5 and you should get most stuff on VHF / UHF.
For airband 12.5 will get most stuff, but some is now changing to 8.33.
For HF (below) 136 Mhz I'd use 5
To set the step....
On the front there are 4 big buttons.
press [V/M.S.MW.SKIP] to select VFO mode,
then press [BAND.LOCK] to select the band you want to listen to,
then press [TS.SET] to enter the step
turn the dial to select your step (stick with 12.5 for now)
press [TS.SET] to exit back to VFO mode
To scan...
First set the scan type...
On the front there are 4 big buttons.
Press and hold the one that says [MODE.SCAN] for 2 seconds and look at the display,
turn the top dial until the screen reads ALL,
press [MODE.SCAN] again and the radio should start to scan with the 12.5 steps you set earlier.
If you want to change scan direction, just turn the top dial.
If you want to stop the scan, just press [MODE.SCAN].
When you hear something interesting, make a note of the frequency on the display.
To set memories (store frequencies).....
On the front there are 4 big buttons.
press [V/M.S.MW.SKIP] to select VFO mode,
to get close to the frequency you made a note of, press [BAND.LOCK]
Then set the actual frequency with the top dial,
press and hold [V/M.S.MW.SKIP] for 2 seconds to select memory write mode (1 short and 1 long beep)
turn the top dial to select which channel you would like to overwrite. Start with 01.
press [V/M.S.MW.SKIP] for 2 seconds. ( 3 beeps )
Thats it!
Any more problems just post on here and either me or someone else will help.
M3ODQ
SOURCE: need to reset the mmsi
Did you ever solve this problem. I have just purchased a little Leisure 17-SL with a fairly new one of theses radios. I have the handbook and discover you can only program the MMSI once and then return to a dealer to clear it!
Many thanks
Steve
http://www.withamweather.co.uk
SOURCE: I had a ICOM IC-M505
Regards,
Tony
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