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Installation

DC Connector J4

The DC connector J4 is mounted on the rear panel of the radio. It is

used to feed the radio with the required power from AC power supply or

from the battery. The following table lists the function of the DC

connector lines.

Table 3. Connector J4, Pin Connections

No.

Pin Name Description

1 TX POWER Used to deliver high currents to the radio up to 28 Amp,

mainly for the transmitter circuitry

2 Ground Used as return line for receive and transmit lines

3 RX Power Used to deliver relatively low currents to the radio up to

3 Amp, mainly for the receiver circuitry

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MICOM-2E ALE 1
COMPUTER SOFTWARE COPYRIGHTS 2
Table of Contents 6
MICOM-2E ALE Owner’s Manual 7
Contents 8
Glossary 10
Transmit 12
FCC Information 13
Transmitter 14
Receiver 15
Technical Specifications 16
Blasting Caps and Areas 19
Guidelines and Warnings 20
Vehicles With an Air Bag 21
Restrictions 22
Introduction 24
Transmitter Features 25
Receiver Features 26
Frequency Sources 26
Power Source 26
CW Keying Operation 26
Programmable Features 27
Overview 28
LED Indicators 29
Icon Indicators 31
Transceiver Rear Panel 32
Alert Tone Indications 32
Operating Instructions 34
Global Operations 35
Using Working Modes 36
Choosing a New Channel 38
Simplex Frequency (SMPX) 42
Duplex Frequency (DPLX) 42
Working in Scan Mode 43
To enter Scan mode: 43
Working in BITE Mode 44
To enter BITE mode: 44
Working in Lock Mode 45
To enter Lock mode: 45
Working in Program Mode 46
To enter Program mode: 46
Setting a Password 47
Changing a Password 48
Working in Transmit Mode 49
To transmit: 49
Checking the RF Power 49
Working in DIM Mode 50
To enter DIM mode: 50
Programming the Radio 52
Programming Channels 53
Choosing the Band Type 58
• USB - upper side band 58
• LSB - lower side band 58
To set the channel band: 58
To set the AGC speed: 60
Setting Radio Parameters 62
Microphone Side Tone (MST) 64
Accessory Side Tone (AST) 64
PTT Release Beep (PTBP) 64
Keyboard Beep (KBBP) 65
To set the time-out time: 66
Setting Radio Options 67
To disable ALE: 85
LQA Memory 87
Automatic Sounding 87
Figure 1: Network Occupancy 88
Immediate (Manual) Sounding 89
Bi-directional Handshake 90
ALE Programming 90
Receiving Calls 91
Receiving an Individual Call 92
Receiving a Net Call 93
Receiving a Sound Call 94
Transmitting Calls 95
To send an AllCall: 96
Transmitting Individual Calls 97
To make an individual call: 97
Transmitting Net Calls 99
To make a net call: 99
(see page 13). Press 101
to view the parameters 101
Using the Caller Stack 102
Monitoring the Speaker 104
Tuning the Antenna Tuner 105
Installation 106
Figure 2: Power Supply 107
Front Model Installation 108
Trunk Model Installation 110
Step 1 112
Step 2 112
Step 3 112
Step 4 113
Step 5 113
Figure 10: Microphone Clip 115
External Speaker Installation 116
Connectors 118
* Do not connect to GND 119
DC Connector J4 120
Vehicular Noise Reduction 121
Maintenance 122
Table 4. Error Messages 123
Troubleshooting 124
Table 6. Failure Messages 125
Radio Checks 127
Procedures 128
MICOM-2E-ALE Owner’s Manual 131
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