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    ·AGC - toggles Automatic Gain Control on/off.
    ·BW - displays the Band Width menu.
    ·
    RCLV - displays the receive level while 
    is pressed.
    · STOR - stores the frequency parameters in the channel.
    · [] Set the scroll frequency digit.
    When ALE is active, three additional options appear:
    · [CALL] - initiates an ALE call (see pages 58-61).
    · [PAGE] - displays stacked received messages (see page 63).
    · [MON] - monitors the speaker (see page 66).
    There are two ways to change the frequency.
    To change the frequency value in the LCD display:
    A. 1.Press the function keys beneath the arrows to move the cursor to
    the digit in the frequency value that you want to change. The
    blinking digit indicates the cursor location.
    2.Press
    to scroll to the value of your choice.
    B. 1.Enter the value with the keypad. 
    						
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    2.Pressto confirm your choice.
    Setting Frequencies
    MICOM-2E offers four frequency options:
    · Simplex Frequency (SMPX) - transmits and receives on the same
    frequency.
    · Duplex Frequency (DPLX) - transmits on one frequency and receives
    on a different frequency.
    · Receiving Only Frequency (RXO) - defines a frequency for reception
    only.
    · Transmitting Only Frequency (TXO) -  defines a frequency for
    transmission only. 
    						
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    Working in Scan Mode
    Scan mode is available only if ALE is turned off or not included.
    In Scan mode, MICOM-2E surfs among the programmed channels. Up
    to five scan groups, A to E, may be created via the RSS, each
    containing up to 200 channels. When a guard channel is selected, it is
    monitored after every other scanned channel.
    To enter Scan mode:
    1.Pressto display the Menu screen.
    2.Press[SCAN].
    MICOM-2E blinks the last active group.
    3.Press the function key beneath the group you want to
    choose.
    4.Press
    to confirm your choice.
    5.Once you are in Scan mode, the mode options
    appear in the LCD display:
    · STOP/SCAN - toggles between activating the scan and stopping it.
    · SLOW - decreases the scan speed.
    · FAST - increases the scan speed.
    · GRP - selects a scan group. 
    						
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    Working in BITE Mode
    BITE mode is a testing mode that you use for maintaining MICOM-2E.
    To enter BITE mode:
    1.Pressto display the Menu screen.
    2.Press[BIT].
    Once you are in BITE mode, the mode options appear in the LCD
    display:
    · 
    [FULL] runs a full test of the hardware device.
    · 
    [CHAN] tests the device on the current channel.
    · 
    [L.RF] low RF; tests the reception path only.
    See the section entitled “Built-In-Test Equipment (BITE)” on page 81 for
    more information regarding the use of this mode. 
    						
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    Working in Lock Mode
    When you want to lock the radio to prevent others from changing the
    programming and frequency settings, you enter Lock mode to lock the
    radio with a password.
    The default password that comes with MICOM-2E is 
    123456. The
    password contains up to six digits.
    To enter Lock mode:
    1.Pressto display the Menu screen.
    2.Pressto scroll to the second Menu screen.
    3.Press[LOCK].
    4.Enter the password number to lock the radio.
    5.Pressto confirm your choice. 
    						
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    Working in Program Mode
    Program mode is the mode in which you program the parameters used
    in MICOM-2E.
    NOTE
    Program mode is accessible only if the radio is not
    locked.
    To enter Program mode:
    1.Pressto display the Menu screen.
    2.Pressto scroll to the second Menu screen.
    3.Press[PROG] to enter Program mode.
    4.Press
    mode.[RAD] to enter Radio Programming
    When you press  when in any option in Program mode, you return
    to the Radio Programming menu.
    Refer to the chapter entitled “Programming the Radio” on page 29 for
    information regarding the use of Program mode. 
    						
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    Working in Password Mode
    To be able to lock the radio, it is necessary to use a password. For
    security reasons, you may want to change the password often. You
    enter a password and make changes in Password mode.
    To enter Password mode:
    1.Pressto display the Menu screen.
    2.Pressto scroll to the second Menu screen.
    3.Press[PSW].
    Setting a Password
    MICOM-2E comes with the default password 123456 already
    programmed. To set a new password, in effect, you change the default
    password to a new password. See the following section for the
    procedure. 
    						
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    Changing a Password
    To change the password:
    1.Enter Password mode.
    2.Enter the old password with the keypad.
    You can use the function keys to move the cursor to
    the left or right or to clear the display to start over, as
    shown in the display when you start to enter the
    password.
    3.Press[O.K.] after you enter the old password.
    If you enter the wrong password, MICOM-2E
    displays an error message.
    4.Enter the new password with the keypad.
    5.Press[O.K.] to confirm the new password. 
    						
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    Working in Transmit Mode
    NOTE
    Before transmitting, ensure that the RF output of the
    radio is connected to a tuned antenna or to a dummy
    load.
    To transmit:
    1.Press and hold down the Push-to-Talk (PTT) button on the side of the
    microphone and speak slowly and clearly after the channel is clear.
    The TX LED will remain lit until the PTT button is released to indicate that
    you are “on-the-air”.
    Checking the RF Power
    When you press the PTT button, you will see on the display:
    The received filter changes according to PTT activity.
    Filter set to:
    CW filterAfter first CW PTT
    LSM filterAfter first data PTT and only if the filter
    channel is programmed to LSM filter.
    Voice filterAfter microphone PTT or voice PTT.
    HSM filterAfter first data PTT and only if the filter
    channel is programmed to HSM filter. 
    						
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    Working in DIM Mode
    DIM mode controls the brightness of the display.
    To enter DIM mode:
    1.Pressto display the Menu screen.
    2.Pressto scroll to the second Menu screen.
    3.Pressto scroll the dimmer.
    MICOM-2E offers four levels of display brightness, ranging from DIM
    Level 0 (dimmest) to DIM Level 3 (brightest).
    To change the display brightness level:
    1.Enter the DIM menu.
    2.Press
    repeatedly until you reach the desired brightness level. 
    						
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