Icom ID-1 Mobile Amateur Radio (discontinued)

Further details of Icom ID-1 Mobile Amateur Radio

• The controller software is supplied with the ID-1. When the ID-1 is connected to a PC via a USB cable, most functions of the ID-1 can be controlled from the PC. In Digital Data mode operation, you can browse web sites and send and receive e-mail as if the ID-1 is a 10W wireless network adapter. * Ethernet port is required for Digital Data mode operation. * Service may not be provided at repeater site.
• Short messages of 20 characters max. can be sent in Digital Voice mode operation.
• The ID-1 has useful callsign function that embeds your own and the called station’s callsign in your transmission. When you input “CQCQCQ” as the intended station, you can make a CQ call in the area. The calling station’s ID is displayed on the received station and a newly received callsign can be automatically stored in the memory.
• The DSQL opens the squelch, only when your callsign is received. When you share a single callsign with a club or group members, the CSQL function allows you to set a CSQL code from 00 to 99 and provides quiet stand-by while other members are talking.
• When you require the attention of all stations in the area, the Enhanced Monitor Request (EMR) mode operation allows the caller to bypass the CSQL and DSQL setting of the receivers station. During EMR mode operation, all receiving stations will hear your audio, even though they may be muted.
• The ID-1 also operates in analogue FM mode, allowing you to communicate with an analogue FM transceiver. In FM mode operation, the ID-1 has CTCSS tone squelch for quiet stand-by.
• 950bps (approx.) data communication capability in Digital Voice mode
• 105 alphanumeric memory channels
• AFC (Automatic Frequency Control) function
• S-meter squelch
• Break-in communication
• Programmed, memory and select mode scan
• Stand-by beep
• Short Text Messaging
• Call Record, displays Calling stations
• Break function
• CTCSS encode/decode