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ICOM
IC-W21A- AT- E - ET
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EXPANDED RF and ALIGNMENT CONTROL |
1- Remove battery and antenna.
2- Remove secrews and open the case.
3- Locate logic unit board.
4- Locate position D-23 and ADD diode D23 - ( MA132WK )
5- Reassemble the radio.
6- Reset the microprocessor.(Press and hold [LIGHT] and [MONI] and turn
the radio ON.
RANGE: 108-136 Mhz [ AM ] RX -- 136-179 Mhz [ FM ] Rx
331-460 Mhz [ FM ] 800-945 Mhz
IC-W21A CROSS BAND
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1- Press [LIGHT] & [V/M] & TURN POWER ON
2- Set FREQUENCY
3- PRESS {FUNC]& [LIGHT] - Lock frequencies.
4- Turn radio OFF
5- PRESS - [FUNC] & [MON} & [RPT] & and turn radio ON.
6- CLEAR - Press [FUNC] & [LIGHT]
Receive
only expansion:
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1) Turn radio off
2) Press [B]+[#] switch and turn ON radio.
Depress [B] and [#] only when the display shows all functions and
the radio emits a beep.
3) Go to SET mode and a new function will appear after TONE
selection.The
new function is designed by PL. Set PL to "1"for 1 MHz frqcy.
enter,
to 10 for 10 MHz frqcy. enter and to 100 for 100 MHz frqcy. enter
resolution.
Note1: This modification does not reset information saved on the
CPU.
Note2: Frequency range is 50,0-107,995 MHz FM
108,0-135,995 MHz AM (aviation band)
136,0-299,900 MHz FM
for the VHF portion;
300,0-999,900 MHz FM for the UHF portion.
TRANSMIT EXPANSION:
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1) Call Icom Parts Dept. and order one diode MA132WK (D.23) for
IC-W21AT,
Symbol: MU;
2) Open radio and localize the logic unit;
The logic unit is the half portion of the radio that contains the
CPU,
display, keyboard, etc...;
3) Localize some orange colour components in the lowset right part
of the
portion, below the CPU shield plate.
Localize the smallest orange colour component. Note a empty place
for a
surface mount diode (3 dots) near this orange component (see draw
below);
------\ : . <---- Empty place for surface
mount diode MA132WK
|oran- \
-----------| | DIAL button
| ge / :<>. <---- Surface mount diode
| CPU | |
----- /
mounted |
Shield | | U vol button
^
| Plate . |
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. . | V vol
button
|Smallest orange colour component
------|------------|
---PTT,F,Moni..
4) Add D23 MA132WK diode in the empty place.
Do use very fine soldering iron and temperature controlated gear.
The circuit is very fragile and may burn if excecive heat is
applied.
Take care for static damage also; If you can, use professional gear
for this purpose or find technical assistance of your choice.
-FULL CROSS BAND REPEATER OPERATION-
This feature enables HT to receive on one band and retransmit the
content to
the other band. You can even choose tone squelsh selections,
repeater offsets
and many other features available during normal operation.
1)Select frequencies on VHF&UHF and options (tones, DUP,...);
2)Set "key lock" by pushing [F]+[C] keys. Then turn radio off;
3)Push [F]+[MONI]+[RPT-M] keys and while holding them pressed, turn
radio
on. You will get flashing "L", telling you cross band rpt. is
enable.
4)Press [F]+[C] ("key lock" release) and you will clear the cross
band rpt.
mode.
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The Icom IC W21AT handi-talkie normally receives two bands:
136 to 174 MHz and 440 to 450 MHz.
You can program it to receive
50 to 300 MHz and 300 to 999 MHz.
To do this, turn it off, then simultaneously hold down
the # and the B keys while turning it on. Keep them pressed
for 2 seconds after turning the rig on.
The LCD display will go through a self test, and you'll
then have a wideband receiver. It's not very sensitive
far from the ham bands, but it's handy for listening to
6 Meters or as a portable scanner.
Note that this modification does not require any cutting of
diodes or rewiring -- it's entirely front panel.
Remember it is Illegal to transmit out
of band. This Modification is for Informational purposes ONLY.
Doing such modifications on your radio may void any warranty and damage
your equipment.
All mods found on this database are offered to me by other amateur radio
hams or captured by Packet system.
KB2LJJ take no responsibility or liability for any damage done
resulting from any modification.
ATTENTION
The KB2LJJ takes no responsibility for any damage during the modification or for
any wrong information made on this modification.
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