Using the New Station Address Filter. Micom 3T, MICOM-3F M91AMNOKV5-K, MICOM-3T M90AMNOKV5-K, 3R, MICOM-3R M95AMNOKV5-K, 3f

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Using the New Station Address Filter. Micom 3T, MICOM-3F M91AMNOKV5-K, MICOM-3T M90AMNOKV5-K, 3R, MICOM-3R M95AMNOKV5-K, 3f | Manualzz

MICOM-3F/3T/3R HF-SSB Owner’s Guide

Using the New Station Address Filter

To help you add new station addresses to the ALE directory of your radio set in a controlled manner,

MICOM-2 has a special ALE address filter. To enable this filter, enable the Auto Address function on the

PROG>ALE>OPT>AADR

menu (this function can also be enabled by means of the RSS).

When enabled, the address filter compares the source address of each call received by your radio set with the addresses stored in the ALE directory. When the first new unlisted address is found, it is stored in a special memory stack, and you are notified that at least one unlisted address has been detected by adding the option

RCV

(F2) under

PROG>ALE

, after the

NET

option. When you want to check the addresses stored in the stack, you select

RCV

(F2) and then decide whether to erase an address or add it to the ALE directory of your radio set.

Up to 20 new addresses can be stored in this stack, which is organized as a FIFO stack: this means that when a new address, different from all the previously detected addresses, is received while 20 addresses are already stored, it will replace the oldest address.

The information on the received addresses is automatically erased when the radio is turned off; only addresses added to the directory remain in the directory.

To edit the received addresses and add addresses to the ALE directory:

1. Press (F1) and select

ALE

(F2)

2. When addresses are stored in the new received addresses stack, you will see the

RCV

(F2) option. Press

RCV

(F2) to display the RCV screen.

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RCV

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ADD

ERAS

SAVE

3. You will see RCV screen. The screen displays the last detected unlisted address. Use the

UP/DOWN

arrows to display the desired address (the display is cyclical).

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ALE

PROGRAMMING

NET

RCV

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4. When the desired address is displayed, press the key corresponding to the action to be performed:

• To delete the address from the stack, press

ERAS

(F2).

• To add the address to the directory, press

ADD (F1). The address is removed from the stack. press (F4).

6. Repeat the actions until all the desired addresses are processed. When done, press

ESC

to end.

If the stack is now empty, the

RCV

(F2) option is no longer displayed on the ALE menu.

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Key Features

  • 100 watts of transmit power
  • Frequency range of 1.6 to 30 MHz
  • USB, LSB, CW, and FSK modulation modes
  • Built-in automatic link establishment (ALE) capabilities
  • Optional VP-116 Mini Voice Privacy Unit for secure communications
  • Optional vocoder for enhanced voice quality

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Frequently Answers and Questions

What is the frequency range of the Micom 3T?
The frequency range of the Micom 3T is 1.6 to 30 MHz.
What modulation modes does the Micom 3T support?
The Micom 3T supports USB, LSB, CW, and FSK modulation modes.
Does the Micom 3T have built-in ALE capabilities?
Yes, the Micom 3T has built-in automatic link establishment (ALE) capabilities.
Can I use the Micom 3T with a VP-116 Mini Voice Privacy Unit?
Yes, the Micom 3T can be used with an optional VP-116 Mini Voice Privacy Unit for secure communications.
Can I use a vocoder with the Micom 3T?
Yes, the Micom 3T can be used with an optional vocoder for enhanced voice quality.
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