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ICOM IDAS DIGITAL RADIO COMMUNICATIONS ICOM UK LTD ICOM Based in Kent and formed in 1974, Icom UK supplies the business, maritime, aviation Icom is a global leader in the and Amateur radio market places with high quality two way radio communication communications industry. The company products and solutions throughout the UK and Southern Ireland.. prides itself on their products which are renowned for their high quality, innovation, reliability, and design. With over 50 years’ experience, Icom ensures that their products are delivered with excellence in design and technical capability. Icom has an extensive range of products that are designed to withstand the most rugged and extreme conditions. Products include base-station, mobile and handheld units covering many frequency bands. 2 CONTENTS ABOUT IDAS.............................................................4 IC-F3400D SERIES...................................................6 IC-F3400D Accessories ..........................................10 IC-F1000D SERIES.................................................16 IC-F1000D Accessories ..........................................17 IC-F3020DEX SERIES.............................................22 IC-F5400D SERIES.................................................24 IC-F5400D Accessories ..........................................26 IC-F5122D SERIES.................................................28 IC-F5122D Accessories ..........................................29 IC-FR5100 SERIES.................................................30 IC-FR5100 Accessories ..........................................31 RMS-NET (Radio Management System). ...............32 IP Advanced Radio System......................................34 VE-PG3 ...................................................................36 Technical Data .........................................................39 3 IDAS IDAS is Icom’s digital land mobile radio system. IDAS offers a complete range of handheld radios, mobile radios, repeaters, network interface/trunking controller, remote communicator, system manager software and various accessories. IDAS is a complete digital solution that system owners or operators can grow into as time and budgets allow. IDAS is designed to make digital migration as seamless as possible. Just put in the infrastructure and add the digital radios as your needs and budget allow. IDAS radios can operate in dual analogue/digital mode so communications are not lost between your current radios and your IDAS radios as you migrate. Icom’s range of IDAS radio products cover many applications and are versatile enough to provide a complete communications solution for both industry and business use. IDAS products are also keeping up with current industry trends, including innovations such as digital technology, secure encryption, trunking capability and IP connectivity. IDAS digital equipment offers superb audio clarity, excellent communication range, and being true narrowband digital, allows a more efficient use of radio spectrum. No matter if you are looking for a simple back to back radio solution to a complex Multi-site digital system, you can rely on the range of IDAS digital radio products. IDAS Features and Benefits Flexible migration Secure path conversation Flexible IP Individual/group Spectrum network efficiency Audio quality call and coverage IDAS Trunking Digital/Analogue Mixed Mode 4 IDAS is a digital radio system that provides both small and large organisations with a radio solution at a reasonable cost. IDAS features all the simplicity of two way radio and can be expanded to a large-scale system with multiple trunked base stations covering a large geographical area. IDAS RADIO NETWORK WITH UP TO 16 RADIO SITES IP-based IDAS radio system An IDAS multi-site system connected by an IP network provides wide geographic coverage at a reasonable cost. This coverage is achieved by connecting repeaters across great distances over an IP network. Area of use Suitable for users who need a simple system with a good geographical range. Suitable for businesses with multiple offices, councils, taxi operators, hotel and supermarket chains. IDAS RADIO NETWORK WITH UP TO 30 RADIO SITES IDAS trunked radio system An IDAS trunked radio system provides business customers with a user-friendly and efficient radio system. You will automatically be assigned a channel from the system without having to make an active call. You can also incorporate multiple independent groups on the same system. Area of use Perfect system for many users in a small geographic area. Can also be used when multiple user groups or business want to share a system. Potential users can be industrial plants, taxi operators or sports arenas/stadia. IDAS MULTISITE TRUNKED RADIO SYSTEM WITH UP TO 48 LOCATIONS AND 60,000 USERS IDAS multi-site trunked radio system A multisite trunked radio system is an efficient and powerful system where you can customize each location for the amount of traffic and users you have in each location. The system can handle up to 60,000 users over 48 radio sites making it powerful enough for most large organisations. Area of use With features such as roaming and priority in the system, most requi- rements for flexibility and security are met. Suitable for transport com- panies, major industrial companies, public service organisations. RS-MGR1 The RS-MGR1 system manager software allows you to obtain air time information, network connectivity/statistics and hardware status of the IDAS multi-site trunking repeater sites using syslog messages. The RS-MGR1 stores received syslog messages and reports/ analyses them to assist in system administration and troubleshooting 5 F3400D-series The IC-F3400D series is the evolution in Icom’s two way digital business handportable range. This new radio series incorporates cutting edge design, superb performance and a comprehensive range of features including built-in GPS and Bluetooth, ‘Active Noise Cancelling’ technology, digital voice playback and an USB port for easy programming and data transfer. Available in three versions for VHF and UHF each radio features a high-resolution colour LCD in a compact, waterproof body. A flexible communication solution, suitable for any organisation’s needs! IC-F3400D (VHF) IC-F3400DS (VHF) IC-F3400DT (VHF) IC-F4400D (UHF) IC-F4400DS (UHF) IC-F4400DT (UHF) 6 IC-F3400D Series, 6 versions available The IC-F3400D series is available in VHF and UHF in three different formats to suit different customer requirements. They are: • No display – IC-F3400D (VHF) /IC-F4400D (UHF) • Display with simple keypad – IC-F3400DS (VHF) /IC-F4400DS (UHF) • Display with full numeric keypad – IC-F3400DT (VHF) /IC-F4400DT (UHF) High-Resolution Colour LCD Motion/Stationary Detection Sensors The high-resolution trans-reflective colour LCD An emergency button and five emergency-related functions are provides great visibility in both natural and indoor incorporated (man down, motion detection, stationary detection, lighting. Functions and menu items are clear. A lone worker and power OFF emergency functions). The motion/ night mode LCD setting is available for use at night stationary sensor sensitivity level is programmable in 10 levels or in low lighting conditions. for each function. ANC (Active Noise Cancelling) Technology Built-in Bluetooth® The ANC assists in providing clear communication, cancelling The built-in Bluetooth module provides remote operation and out undesired background noise. hands-free communication when paired with a third-party Bluetooth headset*. When connected with Bluetooth telemetric Small, Slim, Compact Body devices or PC terminals, data files can be wirelessly transferred. New engineering techniques including the use of a custom SoC * Available functions depend on paired Bluetooth devices. (System-on-a-Chip) and flat sheet keypad have made the radio’s body as compact as possible. The slim dimensions together with Trunking Upgrade* reduced power consumption, allow for a thinner battery pack. The IC-F3400D series is compatible with IDAS digital conventional mode and analogue FM mode with auto-sensing function. The Built-in GPS Receiver radios can be upgraded to NXDN Type-D multi-site trunking mode Position data can be sent with ‘voice call’ or ‘status call’ and can with a license key. also be used with an AVL (Automatic Vehicle Location) system. * Requires licence key upgrade The GPS log functions logs user position data at regular intervals and can be saved to a microSD card. The radios can show Vibration Alert direction and distance to another radio or specified point and can When a call from a specific user is received, the hand-held radio notify you with a beep sound if the target is in the specified range. will vibrate enough to be felt through heavy clothing. Vibration patterns are programmable. Digital Voice Recording IC-F3400D series can record incoming and Voice Announcement outgoing communications, and replay recorded The radios can notify channel number, zone and channel type communications. When a 32 GB microSD* card with a voice announcement. This function is convenient for making is used, a maximum of 500 recording hours is radio adjustments without having to look at the radio. possible. The recorded audio is saved in “wav” format, allowing it to be replayed on the radio or OTAP and OAA* a PC. For efficient radio programming, the OTAP (Over-the-Air- * MicroSD card is required separately. Programming) function allows remote change of programming data (for example adding a new repeater) over
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