IDAS calling features IDAS supports following calling features in digital mode.

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1 igital/analog Migration IAS Multi-site Trunking IAS Single-site Trunking IAS Multi-site Conventional

2 IAS calling features IAS supports following calling features in digital mode. IAS is Icom's digital land mobile radio system using 6.25kHz narrowband FMA technology. This brochure describes the NXN CAI-based IAS system*. IAS offers a complete system of handheld radios, mobile radios, repeaters, network interface/trunking controller, remote communicator and various accessories. IAS is a complete digital solution that system owners and managers can grow into as their own time and budgets allow. * IAS has choice of an NXN CAI-based protocol or an ETSI dpmr protocol. IAS SYSTEM FEATURES Spectrum efficiency The IAS system utilizes 6.25kHz narrowband FMA technology. This system is not only spectrum efficient but provides a solution to overcrowded airwaves. Audio quality and coverage When compared to an analog FM signal, digital easily outperforms analog in audio clarity at the fringes of the communication range, thus providing more reliable audio over a greater total area, even if the coverage footprint is the same as analog FM. Secure conversation The digital modulation/demodulation makes it difficult to decode the IAS digital signal by using the current scanner receivers at this time. The digital voice scrambler adds security to your conversation. IAS MIGRATION PATH Trunking Analog multi-site trunking Analog trunking Ch IAS Trunking The IAS trunking conforms with the NXN type- trunking protocol. IAS trunking is a distributed system which does not use a dedicated control channel and it is an affordable digital trunking solution for high volume users. Flexible IP Network The IAS multi-site trunking/conventional system integrates IP network capability in the system and extends your communication coverage. The remote communicator, RC-FS10, creates an IP-based virtual radio on a PC and works as a simple dispatcher. Flexible migration path The IAS system allows you to scale migration to narrow band digital at your own pace and needs, while running your existing analog system. The IAS radios can receive both analog and IAS conventional mode signals on a single channel. Up to 30 channels per site Up to 2,000 Is IAS multi-site trunking Up to 48-sites connection Up to 60,000 Is Fleet management igital/analog mixed mode The IAS radio can receive both analog mode and IAS conventional mode signals on a single channel and automatically selects the received mode to reply to the received call, while the talk back timer remains. It s a smart way to grow into digital radio at your own pace, as your budget and comfort allow. Individual/group call The IAS radio allows you to call individual or group users. The radio automatically sends its own I number when the PTT button is held down. The alias name or individual/group I is displayed on the LC* 1 while receiving a message allowing the radio user to identify who is calling. Emergency call functions When the emergency button is pushed, an emergency signal will be automatically sent to the dispatcher or another radio. Other emergency features are a man down feature* 2 and a lone worker function, available for automated emergency calls (in digital and analog modes). A remote radio monitor function allows the dispatcher to turn on the PTT button from a remote location and transmit anything the microphone hears for a preprogrammed time period. Status message and short data message Up to 100 status conditions can be set and sent with voice IAS function chart IAS multi-site conventional IAS multi-site trunking PTT I Individual List Talkgroup List Log for individual Call Block ecode IC-F3162T/S IC-F4162T/S (Rev. 2.0 or later) (Rev. 2.4 or later) (Rev. 4.0 or later) (Max. 500 I) (Max. 500 I) IC-F5062 IC-F6062 (Rev. 2.0 or later) (Rev. 2.4 or later) (Rev. 4.0 or later) (Max. 500 I) (Max. 500 I) IC-F3102 IC-F4102 call. Also, the radio user can request another IAS radio to send their status and receive it. Up to 100-character short data message can be sent and received.* 1 GPS capability When used with the optional GPS speaker microphone for the handheld IAS radio or an external GPS receiver for the mobile IAS radio, the IAS radio can transmit accurate position data for use with vehicle management applications. Radio kill, stun and revive The radio kill function disables a lost or stolen radio over the air, eliminating security threats from undesired listeners. When the radio stun command is received, all functions will be temporary locked out until the revive command is received or the user password is entered. igital voice scrambler When secure communication is required, the IAS system provides a digital voice scrambler using a 15-bit key (about 32,000 codes) as standard. This is added security to the digital modulation/demodulation. Radio check function allows you to verify if another radio is within communication range Call log displays the received call history* 1 Call alert function notifies the receiving party that a call is coming by using a beep sound and blinking icon RAN (Radio Access Number) code for digital code squelch Late entry: IAS radio can decode the received I and show group I, unit I or alias name on the display* 1 even when turned on during a conversation * 1 Except IC-F3102 (No-LC) radio. * 2 IC-F3162 only. Optional UT-124R required. IC-F5122 IC-F6122 (Max. 500 I) (Max. 500 I) RC-FS10 (Max. 500 I) (Max. 500 I) IC-FR5100 IC-FR6100 Base mode (Max. 500 I) (Max. 500 I) IAS calling features IAS trunking features IAS multi-site conventional IAS products lineup RAN code Status * 1 SM (Short ata Message) Call Alert Conventional Analog conventional IAS conventional 6.25kHz digital migration Mixed mode operation IAS multi-site conventional Up to 16-sites connection via IP Radio Check Stun/Revive/Kill Emergency Remote Monitor (No ACK TX) igital voice scrambler Analog system igital migration IP Network (Wide area) GPS GPS microphone HM-170GP HM-171GP * 1 Power on/off status only. TX: Transmit, RX: Receive 1 2

3 IAS multi-site trunking features IAS multi-site trunking for high volume, wide area communication ESN authentication IAS multi-site trunking can reject to register an unauthorized terminal radio to the repeater site by using the electronic serial number (ESN) or individual I of the radio. Load-leveling for trunk-out channels Restriction control can limit use (TX) from the terminal radios in case there is too much traffic. IAS calling features IAS trunking features IAS multi-site conventional IAS products lineup Shares up to 48-sites 30 channels for managing large fleets IC-FR5100/FR6100 (Up to 30 channels per site) IAS Trunked Site istributed control channel IAS trunking uses a distributed logic system which does not use a dedicated control channel. All trunked channels can be used for voice traffic channels to be shared more effectively with a large number of users. Up to 48 IAS trunked sites connection over an IP network BUS igital Radios UC-FR5000 #03 (1 unit required per channel) IAS multi-site trunking can have up to 30 repeaters (RF units) per site and up to 48 trunked sites can be interlinked over the IP network. An IAS terminal radio user can communicate with other IAS terminal radio users working under the interlinked trunked sites. * * Up to 16 pre-programmed sites can be down-linked simultaneously for a group call. Up to 60,000 individual I and 60,000 group I numbers In the IAS multi-site trunking, the combination of prefix I and individual I (or group I) codes is used as a unique identifier. IAS multi-site trunking can have up to 30 prefix I codes per system and up to 2,000 individual I codes and 2,000 group I codes per prefix I. In total, up to 60,000 individual Is and 60,000 group I numbers can be used in a system. Automatic site roaming When a user turns on a radio, or moves from site to Remote setting SNMP manager another site, the radio automatically starts the hunt scan and registers the own I information to the repeater site. No user interaction required. Fleet management The fleet management allows the system manager to control a user group in a fleet. Users can be assorted into up to 5,000 fleets and the system manager can enable or disable the use of the system for any fleet. Fleet management example Fleet (1 5000) Alias name Prefix I (1 30) Remote Communicator Individual I (1 2000) Group I (1 2000) Status 1 Security A , Enable 2 Taxi B Enable 3 Bus C isable 4 Truck Enable The system manager can enable or disable the use of the system for any fleet. (Above example shows that Fleet 3 is disabled.) Integrated system for clean and simple installation IAS multi-site trunking requires only the UC-FR5000 (#03) trunking controller which can be installed into the IC-FR5100 repeater no external server and no extra rack space is required. Over the air update IAS repeater sites can update terminal radios programmed content with new system information like added channels and new sites over the air without interrupting use of the radio. Call priorities Terminal radios can listen to a call of higher priority even in the middle of lower priority on-going calls in the order below. (1) Emergency Call (2) Individual Call (3) Group Call SNMP system monitoring When used with a third party's SNMP manager software, the MIB (Management Information Base) of the trunked site can be remotely monitored. The system manager can efficiently manage the multi-site trunked sites over the network. RC-FS10 Remote Communicator for multi-site trunking The remote communicator creates an IP-based virtual radio on a PC and works as a simple dispatch. IAS communication features can be used with the remote communicator software. Ch Setting IAS single-site trunking igital Radios Ch1 Ch1 Ch16 Ch30 igital Radios Ch16 Ch30 igital Radios IAS Trunked Site IC-FR5100/FR6100 UC-FR5000 #01 (1 unit required per channel) BUS Application example Intra-building and inter-building solution With IAS multi-site trunking, it is possible to have radio communications all the way from the basement to the top floor, all in stable digital audio. Already deployed LAN cables can be used in an in-building solution. High layer Mid layer Mid layer ispatch istributed control channel provides an affordable multi-channel digital radio system. Selective call, group call, status message and short data message can be used over IAS trunking. Up to 30 repeaters in a system can have up to 30 repeaters (RF units) per site. All of the connected repeaters can be configured from a web browser via the IP network. Up to 2,000 Is The system has the ability to handle up to 2,000 individual I codes and 2,000 group I codes per home channel. Unit I authentication IC-F3102, IC-F3162, IC-F5122 and IC-F5062 can be used as an IAS trunking radio* * Single-site trunking only for IC-F3102 and IC-F5122. Area bit setting IAS digital Building B IP Network LAN Basement Building A IAS calling features IAS trunking features IAS multi-site conventional IAS products lineup 3 4

4 IAS multi-site conventional IAS products lineup IAS conventional IP network links up to 16 repeater sites ifr5100 Communication link for distant locations 6.25kHz IAS digital IP Network UHF IGITAL/ANALOG REPEATER ifr6100 Options UC-FR5000 #01 UC-FR5000 #02 (UC-FR5000+CF-FR5000MC) IAS multi-site conventional UC-FR5000 #03 (UC-FR5000+CF-FR5000MT) IAS multi-site trunking igital Radio SITE A CF-FR5000MT CF Card igital Radio IAS multi-site trunking upgrade software for UC-FR5000 #01. * CF-FR5000MT is already installed to UC-FR5000 #03. SITE C igital Radio Provides the ability to interface an IP network to the IAS repeater. Remote Communicator Up to 16 IAS repeaters connection over IP network * The IAS conventional IP network cannot relay voice traffic over the IP network if the uplink is analog. UC-FR5000, IAS trunking/network controller Application example Receiver voting operation IAS receiver voting improves the talk back capability of IAS handheld and mobile radios. The IAS networked receivers (where IAS repeaters transmission is inhibited and used as receivers) are distributed to the communication area. Each receiver receives a signal from a terminal radio and transfers it to the repeater site, and the repeater relays the best signal or transfers it to the remote dispatch. The UC-FR5000 has a built-in voting function, so an external voter device is not required. 2 channel in 1 box configuration (Optional UR-FR5100/UR-FR6100 required) 5-Tone and TMF encoder/decoder (For analog FM mode) Accessory connector (-sub 25-pin) for connecting analog trunking controllers or other external devices ±0.5ppm high stability oscillator CW I transmitter UR-FR5100 ( MHz, ) UR-FR6100 ( MHz, ) Channel Modules UR-FR5100, Channel Module 2 channel IAS trunking repeater REMOTE COMMUNICATOR Two RF units can be installed in the unit. (Left side is an option.) Multi-site trunking The digital voice converter, CT-24, is a USB connection device that converts microphone audio to an IAS compatible digital signal. The remote communicator software will not work if the CT-24 is not connected. Up to 8 different IAS systems can be programmed. With the auto vocoder function, the CT-24 automatically assigned to the selected system. HM-152 or SM-26 can be connected to a PC through the CT-23 PTT microphone adapter which converts the microphone audio and PTT signal to the 3.5mm stereo jack. AC adapter BC-147SA/SE is required separately for use with the CT-23. Third-party PC headset or microphone may be used with RC-FS10. (Instead of SM-26/HM-152+CT-23) Communication Log IAS digital (Uplink A) IAS digital (Uplink B) ownlink IAS digital (ownlink) IP Network Site Tab Function Buttons Individual I List and Talkgroup I List (Tx & Rx) Low bandwidth requirement By using the AMBE+2 vocoder compression, an IAS multi-site conventional system requires only about 13kbps bandwidth per voice path. It means a SL class line is sufficient for IAS multi-site conventional. RC-FS10 Remote Communicator The remote communicator creates an IP-based virtual radio on a PC and works as a simple dispatch. IAS communication features can be used with the remote communicator software. 5 2 channel in 1 box configuration IAS products lineup IAS products lineup With the optional UC-FR5000 (#02), up to 16 IAS repeaters can be interlinked with each other. An IAS terminal radio user can communicate with other IAS terminal radio users within the reach of each repeater site and/or a virtual dispatch station on the network. upgrade software for UC-FR5000 #01. CF-FR5000MC is already installed to UC-FR5000 #02. CT-24 igital Voice Converter (Supplied with RC-FS10) ownlink Uplink IAS multi-site conventional IAS multi-site conventional An IAS conventional IP network can extend your communication coverage. It lets you connect dispersed sites and allows you to communicate like a single site. Number of channels : Max. 32 channels NXN CAI-based IAS 19-inch rack mount design, 2U height low profile design 12-digit dot-matrix display Multiple CTCSS, TCS tone and digital RAN code decode at 100% duty operation* (* ambient temperature :25 C) #02 IAS Network Controller Communication link for distant locations CF-FR5000MC CF Card IAS trunking features IAS trunking features SITE B UC-FR5000 IAS Trunking/Network Controller IAS calling features IAS calling features VHF IGITAL/ANALOG REPEATER CT-23 PTT Microphone Adapter (Rx only) USB cable Uplink Audio cable ispatch BC-147SA/SE (Rx only) Receiver voting operation ANI Call Information TMF Short ata Message & Status Message PTT Button CT-24 (supplied with RC-FS10) RC-FS10 or Optional CT-23 SM-26 HM-152 6

5 VHF HANHEL TRANSCEIVERS if5062 UHF HANHEL TRANSCEIVERS UHF MOBILE TRANSCEIVER if4162t if4162s VHF MOBILE TRANSCEIVER if3162t if3162s Multi-site trunking if6062 Single-site trunking IAS calling features 512 Channels/128 zones NXN CAI-based IAS IAS multi-site trunking IAS conventional & multi-site conventional igital/analog mixed mode operation IAS trunking features T Series S Series (10-Keypad Version) Built-in 2-Tone / 5-Tone / CTCSS / TCS / MC 1200 signaling (For analog FM mode) ot matrix, multi-function LC etachable front panel with optional RMK-3 and separation cable (IC-F5062 ) -Sub 25-pin accessory connector and ignition sensing line (IC-F5062 ) Optional GPS speaker-microphone, HM-170GP (IC-F3162 ) (Simple Keypad Version) VHF HANHEL TRANSCEIVER VHF MOBILE TRANSCEIVER if5122 UHF HANHEL TRANSCEIVER UHF MOBILE TRANSCEIVER Single-site trunking if3102 if6122 if4102 IAS multi-site conventional (VHF) 4W (UHF) 16 Channels (IC-F3102 ), 128 Channels/8 zones (IC-F5122 ) NXN CAI-based IAS IAS conventional & multi-site conventional igital/analog mixed mode operation IAS products Lineup if3102 Built-in 2-Tone / 5-Tone / CTCSS / TCS / MC 1200 signaling (For analog FM mode) Channel announcement (IC-F3102 ) -Sub 25-pin accessory connector with optional OPC-2078 (IC-F5122 ) Optional GPS speaker-microphone, HM-171GP (IC-F3102 ) if4102 Please note: NXN CAI-based IAS products are NOT compatible with IAS dpmr products. Icom, Icom Inc. and the Icom logo are registered trademarks of Icom Incorporated (Japan) in the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Spain, Russia, Japan and/or other countries. IAS, IAS logo are trademarks of Icom Incorporated. NXN is a trademark of Icom Incorporated and JVC KENWOO Corporation. dpmr and the dpmr logo are trademarks of the dpmr MoU Association. AMBE+2 is a trademark and property of igital Voice Systems Inc , Kami-minami, Hirano-ku, Osaka , Japan Phone: +81 (06) Fax: +81 (06) th Avenue NE, Bellevue, WA 98004, U.S.A. Phone : +1 (425) Fax : +1 (425) [email protected] URL : 146A Harris Road, East Tamaki, Auckland, New Zealand Phone : +64 (09) Fax : +64 (09) [email protected] URL : Blacksole House, Altira Park, Herne Bay, Kent, CT6 6GZ, U.K. Phone : +44 (01227) Fax : +44 (01227) [email protected] URL : 6F No. 68, Sec. 1 Cheng-Teh Road, Taipei, Taiwan, R.O.C. Phone : +886 (02) Fax : +886 (02) [email protected] URL : Glenwood Centre # Highway 17, elta, B.C., V4K 5B8, Canada Phone : +1 (604) Fax : +1 (604) [email protected] URL : Communication Equipment Auf der Krautweide Bad Soden am Taunus, Germany Phone : +49 (6196) Fax : +49 (6196) [email protected] URL : Zac de la Plaine, 1 Rue Brindejonc des Moulinais, BP 45804, Toulouse Cedex 5, France Phone : +33 (5) Fax : +33 (5) [email protected] URL : 10C07, Long Silver Mansion, No.88, Yong ing Road, Haidian istrict, Beijing, , China Phone : +86 (010) /5392/5393 Fax : +86 (010) [email protected] URL : Unit 1 / 103 Garden Road, Clayton, VIC 3168 Australia Phone : +61 (03) Fax : +61 (03) [email protected] URL : Ctra. Rubi, No. 88 "Edificio Can Castanyer" Bajos A 08174, Sant Cugat del Valles, Barcelona, Spain Phone : +34 (93) Fax : +34 (93) [email protected] URL : Sopot, ul. 3 Maja 54, Poland Phone : +48 (58) Fax : +48 (58) [email protected] URL : Count on us! Your local distributor/dealer: 09HS021B Icom Inc. Printed in Japan