Icom IC-R20 Communications Receiver Instruction Manual

This document is an instruction manual for the IC-R20, which includes the product's features and characteristics.


Icom IC-R20 Communications Receiver Instruction Manual - cover page
Brand
ICOM
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
108
File format
PDF
File size
2.6 MB
Published
15 October, 2023
Updated
15 October, 2023
Model
IC-R2
MD5 checksum
0A835E8E21DB1B0773FAB25F547D5A53

About this manual

The Icom IC-R20 Communications Receiver is designed with superior technology to cover a wide frequency range of 0.150–3304.999 MHz. It features 1250 memory channels, dualwatch operation, and a built-in bar antenna. The device supports both external power supply and battery operation using the supplied BP-206 battery pack or alkaline batteries.

The manual provides detailed instructions on preparations, including battery installation and charging, as well as quick reference guides for antenna attachment and belt clip usage. It covers essential operating procedures such as frequency setting, audio volume adjustment, squelch level setting, and various scan operations including full, band, and programmed scans.

What's inside

  • Foreword
  • Precaution
  • Supplied Accessories
  • Operating Theory
  • Panel Description
  • Battery Installation/Charging
  • Frequency and Channel Setting
  • Basic Operation
  • Dualwatch Operation
  • Memory Channels

Specifications

Frequency Range0.150–3304.999 MHz
Memory Channels1250
Auto Write Channels200
Scan Edge Channels50
Battery Charging Time8 hours
Operating Temperature-10°C to +60°C

Frequently asked questions

What is the frequency range of the IC-R20?

The IC-R20 covers a wide frequency range from 0.150 MHz to 3304.999 MHz.

How many memory channels does the IC-R20 have?

The receiver has 1250 memory channels with 26 banks available.

How long does it take to charge the BP-206 battery pack?

It takes 8 hours to charge the BP-206 battery pack.

Can the IC-R20 be operated while driving?

No, you must never operate the receiver while driving a vehicle.

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