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Icom IC-7200 manual

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  • Page 1

    When the transceiv er is connected to a PC with the USB cable , the f ollowing operations can be performed; • Remote control operation (CI-V : Icom Communica- tion Interf ace-V) by the PC . • Modulation input from the PC. • Received audio output to the PC . T ransceiver PC USB cable (third par ty) NO TE: • PC software (third party) may be r[...]

  • Page 2

    2 PROCEDURE Ref er to the f ollowing steps f or the USB driver installation. Bef ore installing the USB driver , log in as the administrator and quit all applications when Windows is run- ning. Overview • System requirements (p . 1) • Item requirements (p . 1) Preparing • Bef ore installing the USB driver (p . 3) Driver installation • Windo[...]

  • Page 3

    3 Before installing the USB driver Icom HP giv es the USB driver download service. Bef ore installing the USB driver , download the f ollow- ing compressed file. • USB dr iver (File name: 7200UsbDrv_v100.zip) Icom is not responsible f or any damage or lack of data resulting from the use of the USB driver . PREP ARING[...]

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    4 Windows Vista DRIVER INST ALLA TION The displa yed dialogue bo x es, indications or oper- ations ma y differ slightly from the following instr uc- tions according to y our system conditions or envi- ronment. q Make sure that the transceiver is not connected to the PC . w Star t up Windows. • Quit all other application if running. e Double-clic [...]

  • Page 5

    5 o After restar ting the PC, connect the transceiver to the PC with the USB cable (third party) as shown below . • Be sure to connect the USB cable correctly and not up- side down. T ransceiver PC USB cable (third par ty) T o USB jack T o USB por t Type A Type B ACC K E Y SEN D AL C REM OT E !0 T urn the transceiver power ON. • “Installing d[...]

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    6 The displa yed dialogue bo x es, indications or oper- ations ma y differ slightly from the following instr uc- tions according to y our system conditions or envi- ronment. q Make sure that the transceiver is not connected to the PC . w Star t up Windows. • Quit all other application if running. e Connect the transceiv er to the PC with the USB [...]

  • Page 7

    7 Windows XP (Contin ued) DRIVER INST ALLA TION i Select the “Win” f older, then click [OK]. • The folder construction: “7200UsbDrv_v100” ➞ “Driver” ➞ “Win” Click Select o Clic k [Ne xt>]. Click !0 The Wizard star ts searching f or the driver and shows the dialogue below during search. !1 After the dr iver is f ound, the ?[...]

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    8 !6 Select “Install from a list or specific location (Adv anced), ” then click [Ne xt>]. Click Select !7 Select “Search f or the best driv er in these locations . ” then select “Include this location in the search:”, and click [Browse]. Click Select Select !8 Select the “Win” f older, then click [OK]. • The folder construction[...]

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    9 The displa yed dialogue bo x es, indications or oper- ations ma y differ slightly from the following instr uc- tions according to y our system conditions or envi- ronment. q Make sure that the transceiver is not connected to the PC . w Star t up Windows. • Quit all other application if running. e Connect the transceiv er to the PC with the USB [...]

  • Page 10

    10 Windows 2000 (Continued) DRIVER INST ALLA TION o Select “slabb us.inf” in the “Win” folder , then click [Open]. • The folder construction: “7200UsbDrv_v100” ➞ “Driver” ➞ “Win” Select “slabbus .inf ” Click !0 Clic k [OK]. Click !1 When the dr iver is found, the f ollowing dialogue is displa yed. Click [Next>] to s[...]

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    11 Windows 2000 (Continued) DRIVER INST ALLA TION !6 Clic k [Browse ...]. Click !7 Select “slabw2k.inf ” in the “Win” f older , then clic k [Open]. • The folder construction: “7200UsbDrv_v100” ➞ “Driver” ➞ “Win” Click Select “slabw2k.inf ” !8 Clic k [OK]. Click !9 When the dr iver is found, the f ollowing dialogue is d[...]

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    12 COM PORT CONFIRMA TION Windows Vista q Star t up Windows . w Right click “Computer , ” then select “Proper ties. ” • “Computer” is av ailable in <Start> menu. e “System” screen appears as below . Click [De vice Manager]. Click r In case “User Account Control” dialogue bo x ap- pears as below , click [Contin ue]. Click[...]

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    13 DRIVER UNINST ALLA TION The display ed dialogue box es or indications ma y differ slightly from the follo wing instr uctions according to your system conditions, or en vironment. Windows Vista q Star t up Windows . w Select the “Control P anel” in the Star t menu. • The control panel appears as shown in the next step below . e Click the ?[...]

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    14 FOR Y OUR REFERENCE COM P ort setting T o ch ange the COM P or t n umber settin g, co nnect the trans ceiv er t o the PC and then turn the tr ansceiv er po wer ON after the driver installation is completed. Windows Vista q Star t up Windows . w Right click “Computer , ” then select “Properties. ” • “Computer” is av ailable in <S[...]

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    15 FOR Y OUR REFERENCE COM P or t setting (Continued) Windows XP For Windo ws 2000: Ref er to the f ollowing instructions because the operations of Windows 2000 are similar to Windows XP . q Star t up Windows. w Right click “My Computer , ” then select “Properties. ” • “My Computer” is av ailable in <Start> menu. e “System Pro[...]

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    16 FOR Y OUR REFERENCE (Continued) About audio When the transceiv er is connected to a PC with the USB cable (third party), the follo wing oper ations can be perf or med; • Received audio output to the PC . • Modulation input from the PC . The set mode item ‘Modulation input (Data OFF)’ or ‘Modulation input (Data ON)’ must be set as “[...]

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    17 FOR Y OUR REFERENCE About audio (Continued) The modulation input settings T o input the audio sign al from the US B jac k of the t ransceiv er , set t he modulati on input connector as “USB” in the set mode item ‘Modulation input (Data OFF)’ or ‘Modulation input (Data ON)’, or CI-V system (command). • When the data mode is OFF (SSB[...]

  • Page 18

    18 FOR Y OUR REFERENCE About audio (Continued) USB level setting Set the input modulation le vel of the USB jac k in the set mode item ‘USB Lev el’ or CI-V system (command). <Set mode> q Push and hold M-CH/RIT SET for 1 sec. twice to enter the set mode. w Rotate [M-CH] to select “ USB L VL . ” e Rotate [DIAL] to set the input modulati[...]

  • Page 19

    19 FOR Y OUR REFERENCE (Continued) Specifications Connector type USB B type Interf ace USB 2.0/1.1 P ow er supply Self power The PC cannot recognize the transceiv er when the pow er is OFF . Suppor t OS Windows Vista Windows XP Windows 2000 Serial for CI-V Compliant f or CI-V spec. Asynchronous serial Construction (1 bite) Star t bit : 1 Data bit :[...]