IC-F6130D

New Generation Entry Level UHF Digital Transceiver Utilizing the Latest Design Platform

• Improved visibility with High Contrast and Wide Viewing Angle Black Background LCD
• Input / Output Interface for External Devices with Optional D-SUB Accessory Cable
• Dual Mode Operation – IDAS™ Digital Mode and Analog FM Mode
• Safe and Secure functions for Transceiver Operators
• 400–520 MHz Coverage
• RF Output power 50 W/45 W for USA and EXP, 25 W for EXP
• 128 Channels / 8 Zones
• High contrast and wide viewing angle black background LCD
• Eight character alphanumeric display
• 4 W (typical) front mounted speaker
• MIL-STD-810 G shock, vibration, temperature and more
• DTMF autodial memories capability
• Microphone hanger action programｍable
• Four programmable buttons
• GPS position display and Auto-Timed GPS send (External GPS required)

Operating Mode

• NXDN™ conventional
• NXDN™ Type-D single-site trunking
• NXDN™ simulcast
• NXDN™ multi-site conventional over IP network
• Analog mode

Digital Functions (Voice and Data)

• PTT ID and ANI
• Over-the-Air Alias (OAA) displays the caller’s name without programming
• Individual, Group and All call
• Late entry for Group call
• Status call and Polling call
• Short data messages
• Call alert
• Radio check (RX only)
• Call log
• Talk back timer

Analogue Functions

• CTCSS and DTCS tone
• 2-Tone and 5-Tone
• MDC functions; PTT ID, Emergency (TX/RX), Radio check (RX), Stun (RX), Revive (RX)
• BIIS PTT ID transmission

Security and Safety

• Digital voice scrambler
• Emergency call and Lone worker
• Remote monitor (RX)
• Radio Kill, Stun and Revive (RX)
• Power on Password

Scan Functions

• Up to 17 scan lists programmable
• Priority scan monitors one or two priority channels while scanning non-priority channels
• Voting scan automatically selects the optimal repeater site

Hardware Features

• GPS receiver connection with optional ACC cable
• Optional D-SUB connector, OPC-2078/OPC-1939, for external PTT, channel, horn, ignition switch, and dimmer control, according to programming

Note: No Digital Modulation "IN" when using an accessory cable.