Sep 07, 2013 Both Icom and Kenwood programming software is easily obtainable and relatively inexpensive. Both are easy to use as well. The F5021 software has an adjustment utility built-in, not sure about the TK-7360's software. I don't have any experience with.
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The IC-F5021 series has a 40-pin option slot for adding an optional unit. External Memory Channel Control with Optional ACC Cable With the optional OPC-1939 D-SUB 15- pin ACC cable, the IC-F5021 series can be programmed to control an operating channel from an external device (up to 16 preprogrammed channels). Puzzle quest capture dark dwarf. Step up revolution 123 movies. Hasbro triple yahtzee download.
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IC-F5022/F6022 VHF/UHF Mobile Two Way Radios
The IC-F5022/F6022 professional mobile two way radio series is the successor to Icom's successful IC-F110/F210 series. The IC-F5022/F6022, retains the features of its predecessor, while providing additional features found on higher end models. New signalling and scanning features give the user more flexibility by being compatible with existing radios. High-end features and ease of operation make these new radios suitable for a variety of markets including transport, agriculture & security, etc. Garrys mod free mac non steam.
The large, easy to read LCD has a 14 segment, 8 digit selection for alphanumeric channel name and bank name indication with status icon that allow easy recognition of radio status. The “z” icon on the upper right of the display shows the scanning is activated. Multiple signalling modes built-in The IC-F5022/F6022 mobile two way radio series has built-in 5-Tone, CTCSS and DTCS signalling capabilities for group communication. The IC-F5022/F6022 series can decode up to eight 5-tone codes on a channel. When a matched tone is received, many actions are programmable for each code such as answer back calls, beep sounds, bell icon, radio stun, kill and revive, scan etc. Enhanced Scan features New scanning features have been included allowing easier migration from other manufacturers radios. Scan list and scan type The IC-F5022/F6022 series has 10 scanning list memories. Normal, priority or double priority scan type are programmable per scan each. Tx channel setting The Tx channel the radio is on, when the user pushes the PTT button while scanning, can be programmable per scanning list. Start channel, last detected channel, priority and pre-programmed channel are all selectable. In addition, display setting while scanning is also programmable. Talk back function When scanning stops or resumes after a preset time, the talk back function allows the user to send a message on the channel detected during scanning, prior to the Tx channel setting. The talk back timer beep alerts you of the end of the talk back time with a beep sound. The user can easily make a quick response with this function. Nuisance delete . A user can temporary skip a busy channel from the scanning list. Monitor key action . A user can stop a scan when pushing the monitor button. Front mounted speaker The IC-F5022/F6022 series has a 4W (typical) front-mounted speaker, which provides clear audio for the operator. MIL grade rugged construction The tough aluminium die case chassis and polycarbonate front panel have been tested to the MIL standard 810F. With this heavy-duty construction, the IC-F5022 two way radio series provide reliable operation over the long term in all manners of rugged environments. External memory channel control with optional OPC-1939 accessory cable
Icom Ic-f5021 Software
The new optional OPC-1939 is a D-SUB 15-pin accessory cable for connecting various external devices like a PC, external speaker, or vehicle’s horn, etc. It provides the ignition sensing function, external memory channel control (up to 16 channels) as well as the external PTT, horn honk, audio output and modulated signal input. Wide frequency coverage The IC-F5022/F6022 series has wide, middle and narrow channel spacing (25, 20, 12.5kHz)* selectable per channel. * Cannot program 25 and 20 kHz at the same time. Optional Internal boards available The IC-F5022/F6022 series has an internal 40-pin socket for a selection of internal optional boards including voice scrambler and DTMF decoder units. Other Features - Embedded ESN (Electronic serial number)
F5021 Software
- BIIS PTT ID transmission
Icom F5021 Radio
- ±2.5ppm frequency stability both in VHF (136–174MHz) and UHF (400–470MHz) - 8 DTMF autodial memories - Improved CTCSS/DTCS decode speed
128 channel memory channels
Multiple signalling modes built-in
Enhanced scanning features
Front mounted speaker
MIL grade rugged construction
8 character alphanumeric display
External memory channel control and ignition sensing with optional OPC-1939 accessory cable
2 year parts and labour warranty
HM-152 Hand Microphone for PMR transceivers.
OPC-1132 DC power cable (3m)
OPC-347 DC Power cable (7m)
PS-1508 The PS1508 power supply allows a range of Icom mobiles to be used as fixed units by converting 240V AC voltage to the 13.5Vdc required.
SM-25 Desk microphone for ‘F’ mobiles
SM-50 The Icom SM-50 is a stylish unidirectional desktop microphone with a flexible neck, designed for base station operation with Icom’s range of HF transceivers.
SP-10 Mobile extension speaker (5W 4OHM)
SP-22 Mobile extension speaker (5 watt 4 ohms)
UT-108R The UT-108R (40 pin) DTMF decode unit. Provides DTMF selective call and ANI.
UT-109R The Icom UT-109R 21 is a high-performance, non-rolling voice scrambler board available with up to 32 codes.
UT-110R Rolling type voice scrambler unit. 40-pin type.
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