Icom IC-F5060-Series
Icom IC-FR5000-Series base stations
The Icom radios with a 25Pin port on the back can be remote controlled with audio and PTT.
Also the channel and the zone of the radio can be changed remotely from the Virtual Control Head in SoftRadio.
Functions
You get access to changing the radios channel and zone remotely. If you run the mobile radio in IDAS mode, the ID number of the transmitting radio will be shown on the display. (Only ID number, no alias)
The radio itself can simoultaneusly, with the remote control, be used as a standard radio with its control head, microphone and speaker.
IC-F5060-series
Suitable Network Interface is 3009/20.
Cable Kit 3205.
IC-FR5000-series
Suitable Network Interface is 3009/51.
Cable Kit 3247.
There is also a smaller version that only remote controls the audio and the PTT, no channel change. Then you use the Network Interface LE, 3130.
Examples of use:
- Local use when several dispatchers want to share one radio
- Remote use where a dispatcher at one location want to talk to radio users at a different location
- CrossPatch between IDAS radio channels and other two way radios, like analogue, Airband, DMR, Tetra or MPT.
Mimer SoftRadio
Cable Kit for radios with the 25 Pin connector
Channel name Setup
The radio does not report the channel names, only a technical number, to external devices. For this reason it is important to make a list of channel names and zones and save it in the interface.
The list needs to be an exact copy of the list in the radio. If the programming of a channel is changed in the radio, it also needs to be changed in the interface.
When all is correct the Virtual Control Head will show the name of the channel.
Virtual Control Head for the IC-F5060-Series
Supported radio models:
IC-F5060-Series
F5061, F5062, F5063
IC-F6060-Series
F6061, F6062, F6063
IC-FR5000-Series
IC-FR6000-Series
Should also work with:
IC-F5360
IC-F6360
but is not tested.
Virtual Control Head for the IC-F5060-Series, receiving an IDAS call from radio 402.
Controls on the Virtual Control Head.
System examples:
One radio remote controlled from one
operator PC.
Four operators remoting three radios, with audio recording.
Two operators working with two base stations and one airband radio.