ICOM IC-756Pro2 brochure

HF/50MHz ALL MODE TRANSCEIVER

Experience the Most Advanced DSP

Ever Created forAmateur Radio

ICOM’S IC-756 AND IC-756PRO ROCKED THE AMATEUR RADIO WORLD WITH THE MOST ADVANCED
TECHNOLOGY, INNOVATIVE FEATURES, AND EASE OF USE A VAILABLE IN AMA TEUR RADIO! NOW ICOM
RAISES THE BAR OF EXCELLENCE WITH THE WORLD’S MOST POWERFUL DSP TECHNOLOGY IN AMA­TEUR RADIO HISTORY IN THE IC-756PROII. FROM THE BOX TO HEAVY CONTEST ACTION, IN A MATTER
OF SECONDS, THE IC-756PROII OFFERS OVER ONE HUNDRED BUILT-IN IF FILTERS, ALL EASILY SELECTED
FROM THE FRONT PANEL. IMAGINE THE FUN AND EXCITEMENT OF CREATING YOUR OWN FILTER
WIDTH AND SHAPE WHILE ON THE AIR RAGCHEWING, OR IN THE MIDDLE OF A PILE-UP!.

Experience the Most Advanced DSP
Ever Created for Amateur Radio

HF/50MHz ALL MODE TRANSCEIVER

32-bit Floating Point DSP

24-bit AD/DA Converter

32-bit Floating Point DSP

24-bit AD/DA Converter

SSB Sharp SSB Soft

500Hz

0
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[Hz]

[dB]

2.4kHz

0
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[Hz]

[dB]

IF filter passband characteristics for SSB

2.4kHz

0
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–3000 –2000 –1000 0 1000 2000 3000

[Hz]

[dB]

CW Sharp

CW Soft

IF filter passband characteristics for CW

500Hz

0
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–600–800 –400 –200 0 200 400 600 800

[Hz]

[dB]

Sharp and Soft filter shape are selectable

for SSB and CW mode

Select your favorite filter shape depending on your listening preference and band conditions: SSB and CW filters are independent.

32-Bit Floating Point DSP Unit &
24-Bit AD/DA Converter

The IC-756PROII continues the phenom­enal performance of the 32-bit floating
point DSP from the IC-756PRO. The 24­bit AD/DA converter makes it possible to
provide ultra-wide dynamic range of sig­nal management. The receiver delivers
clear signals without distortion in any sig­nal conditions, from a very weak signal to
an extremely
strong signal.
This powerful
combination
supports many
DSP features
exclusive to

the

IC-756PROII.

Sharp and Soft Filter Shapes are Se­lectable Each for SSB and CW Mode

Select an appropriate filter shape, de­pending on your operating style or band
conditions. Independent SSB and CW Fil­ters give you the flexibility you want while
listening to the signal.

■ SSB Sharp Filter – Both for Sharp

Selectivity and Signal Fidelity

The perfect filter shape factor when signal
fidelity or pinpoint accuracy is needed! A
sharp slope from the filter edges gives
FULL audio response while eliminating
any adjacent interference.

■ SSB Soft Filter – Providing Good

Readability

The perfect filter shape factor when trying
to pick out a weak signal! The rounded fil­ter shape resembles a traditional analog
filter, by rolling off the high and low ends

of the band pass. Although maintaining
the steep filter skirt characteristics of a
digital filter, the soft fil­ter increases the signal
to noise ratio of the in­tended signal.

■

CW Sharp Filter – Ultimate Sharpness

The too good to be true CW filter! Me­chanical or Crystal filters cannot give you
the weak signal edge of the Sharp CW fil­ter in the IC-756PROII. The steep filter
form, only 200Hz from –6/–60dB, will
allow you to pick out a weak signal that is
buried by a stronger
signal. DX hunters will
have to try this one to
really see the magic of
the Sharp CW filter.

■

CW Soft Filter – Digital Filter, Analog
Operation

Running a pile-up has become easier with
the soft CW filter. By broadening the filter
skirt, the characteris­tics of the soft filter per­forms much like a
mechanical filter with­out the ringing.

Digital TWIN PBT

By moving the IF pass band, the digital
twin Pass Band Tuning

(PBT)

, allows the
flexibility of both IF shift and narrowing of
the IF passband. With the digital IF filters,
the PBT performance allows you to cut
away all the interference and noise to
hear the actual signal.

In addition to the filter display, the LCD in­dicates the twin PBT conditions across
the top of the screen, so you can still use
the lower portion of the TFT display for
other radio operations.

Manual Notch Function

An incredible 70dB of attenuation is at
your command with the manual notch.
Eliminate strong adjacent signals or beat
tone noise, without reducing the perfor­mance of the AGC gain.

Automatic Notch Function

Eliminate those annoying AM carriers,
amplifier or radio tune up interference with
a push of a button. The automatic notch
locks will eliminate 2 or more interfering
signals simultaneously without signal loss
or distortion. Very helpful on 80 and 160
meters.

Noise Reduction

The 32-bit DSP processing power of the
IC-756PROII produces real results by
separating a signal component from the
noise with the variable Noise Reduction.
By suppressing the noise components, an
outstanding sig

nal-to-noise

ratio is achieved,

providing
clean, clear audio in all
modes without distortion of
the target signal.

AGC Loop Management

All would be lost if not for the power of the
multiple AGC loops. This AGC system is
incredibly impressive with the rejection of
unwanted signals or noise. Unlike rigs
with a single AGC circuit, the AGC in the
IC-756PROII will be able to copy weak
signals without the pumping of the AGC
from stronger adjacent signals.

In addition, the AGC time constants

(slow,

medium, and fast presets are user selectable)

give flexibility and speed needed for work­ing the pile-ups.

455kHz

36kHz

3Lo

Manual
NOTCHIFFilter

DET

AGC

AGC

DSP

D/A

D/AA/D AF

20

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–600 –400 –200 0 200 400 600 800

[Hz]

[dB]

0

–800

Manual Notch characteristics

Audio output comparison

NR ON

NR OFF

Example for
setting the
time constant
for SSB-Mid,

2.0 seconds.

Build

Your Own Filter

The PROII takes the 756PRO's

built-in IF filters to the next

level. Now, you can adjust the

shape of the filter to best suit

your operating style or

band conditions.

RECEIVER

High Performance Receiver

A measurable improvement in the newly
designed 4-element system for the IC­756PROII, delivers a well respected 3rd
order intercept point. By refining the re­ceiver front-end mixer circuits, ICOM en­gineers made improvements in the input
filter, buffer amplifier, and other electronic
components from the RF stage to the
mixer stage. The result is less distortion
from strong signals.

Receiver Basics

A perfect balance of analog and digital
brings one of the most exciting receivers
to life. Whether in the ham bands or just
listening for rare shortwave, the general
coverage receiver

(30kHz to 60MHz*) will

give you endless hours of enjoyment.
With controls over the sensitivity of the re­ceiver from the 2-level pre-amplifier and
3-level attenuator, virtually any signal can
be added to your log.

* Some frequency bands are not guaranteed,

depending on version.

Level Adjustable Noise Blanker

Reduce annoying QRN, engine ignitions,
sparks or other pulse type QRM with the
fully adjustable (101 steps) noise blanker.

Dual Watch

The dual watch function allows you to re­ceive 2 signals on the same band simulta­neously. So listen to your favorite net while
keeping an eye or ear on the DX window.

CW Carrier Point Selectable

Until now the carrier point of the CW
mode was LSB only. Now, the carrier
point of the normal (default) CW mode is
selectable from USB and LSB.

SSB/CW Synchronous Tuning

You no longer have to worry about losing
a CW signal while tuning through the
bands. With the SSB/CW Synchronous
Tuning, the frequency automatically shifts
when you change modes.

TRANSMITTER

Highly Stable Transmitter

For the Big Clear signal, the IC-756PROII
utilizes two 2SC5125 transistors in the PA
Unit. Along with superior IMD characteris­tics, these transistors have plenty of
power to allow for 100W full duty cycle
operation. Great for those long contest
hours, or the demand of the data modes.

For those in search of “the Perfect Audio”,
the Digital Phase Shift Network

(DPSN) is

used in the SSB modulator, providing
clear and high quality transmit audio for
voice and data mode operations.

Microphone Equalizer

Tweak your transmit audio with the sepa­rate bass and treble adjustment for the
perfect audio. This built-in audio equalizer
has a total of 121 combinations, so you
can get the warm, full audio you want.

In addition, the transmit bandwidth is se­lectable from 2.2, 2.4, and 2.8 kHz to suit
operating band conditions. Go from
ragchew to DX audio in a matter of sec­onds with a push of a button.

Digital RF Speech Compressor

The IC-756PROII utilizes the 32-bit DSP
for the RF speech compressor providing
the maximum punch without the fuzzy
sound. Great for breaking through the
noise and hash to complete the QSO.

High Stability Crystal Unit

The IC-756PROII incorporates a POC
type crystal os­cillator, provid­ing ±0.5ppm

(–10˚Cto +50˚C).

A must for digi­tal or MARS
(Military Affiliate
Radio System)
operation.

Related features:

• Hear your Tx audio with the Tx monitor
function, great for headphone operation

• 50 frequency tone encoder for 10m and
6m repeater operation with Tone Scan

• Hands free operation with the VOX func­tion • Complete control of output RF
power with the variable RF control • Quick
split function with split lock capability

–25

–20

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–5

10

15

20

25

10Hz 100Hz 1kHz 10kHz 100kHz

[dB]

0

5

Microphone equalizer characteristics

Transmit C/N characteristics

SPAN 20.00kHzCENTER 14.100000MHz

10dB Div

Speech compressor ON

100W

Speech compressor OFF

100W

2.5ms/Div

2.5ms/Div

The Features

You Wanted Most

The engineering team

at ICOM listened to you

to create the most powerful

DSP rig available.

Example of SSB/CW Synchronous Tuning

Receiving a CW signal in USB mode

Change to CW
mode with the
function ON

Change to CW

mode with the

function OFF

The receiving freq. shifts
to the width of CW pitch.

The receiving frequency
does not shift.

OPERATION

Digital Voice Recorder

The Digital Voice Recorder (DVR) in the
IC-756PROII is a very convenient function
for contests, DX’ peditions, field day and
even normal operation. Record your call­sign, CQ, or other station information into
four memory locations. A total of 90 sec­onds is available for the four memories,
with each memory channel being soft par­titioned to allow custom recording sizes.

The front panel control of the DVR allows
you to record in-coming signals to the R4
memory with a quick push of the button
continuously for up to 30 minutes. The
playback automatically mutes the receiver
for clear playback of the previous 15 sec­onds of recorded audio. The perfect fea­ture for those contest operators wanting
to improve their UBN.

External Control Capability for
Voice Memory and Memory Keyer

For more convenient control of the DVR
and CW memory keyer, the IC-756PROII
allows external control via the Microphone
connector. Create your own controls on
your favorite key, microphone or keyboard
for quick access.

Triple Band Stacking Register

Hop around the band with ICOM’s exclu­sive triple-band stacking registers. Each
band remembers the last 3 frequencies,
mode and other settings used.

KEYING

Memory Keyer

A must have feature for the CW operator,
the internal memory keyer provides 4
memories for programming station infor­mation, calling CQ and callsign. Each
memory has a capacity of 55 characters,
as well as other time saving functions
such as automatic repeat, serial contest
number auto-counter, and morse cut
number functions.

When connected to your external control
pad, transmission is at your finger tips.
This allows the memory keyer to be used
while watching the band with the spec­trum scope. Perfect tool for increasing
your Q count in a contest.

Related features

• Full break-in (QSK) function • CW pitch
control from 300 to 900Hz • Multi-func­tional electronic keyer with adjustable
keying speed and dot/dash ratio, paddle
polarity • Double key jack system for
Iambic, straight, bug or external keyer op­eration • CW Reverse

ANTENNAS

Multiple Antennas

Operate like the big guns with the fully au­tomatic antenna system. From automatic
antenna selection to the high-speed auto­antenna tuner, changing bands and an­tennas is as simple as pushing one
button. The ATU remembers the last tun­ing combination used in the selected
band, allowing quick band hopping from
160-6 meters. Also, the PRO II has an an­tenna switch for up to 3 RX and 2 TX an­tennas. This antenna management
systems included a separate RX antenna
connector for receive only antennas like
your favorite wire or beverage antenna.

AND MORE

Other Outstanding Features

• Analog and digital meter indicates RF
power, SWR, ALC, and speech compres­sion level • Memory pad stores up to 5 or
10 operating frequencies and modes • In­dependent RIT and ∂TX control for main
and sub bands • Clock and Timer • 101
Alphanumeric memory channels

(including

2 scan edges)

• Auto TS function • Dial lock

• Band edge beep • AH-4 control circuit

• Optional voice synthesizer announces

operating frequency, mode, and receiving
signal strength • Computer control with
CI-V interface capability with the optional
CT-17 • Programmed memory, select
memory and ∂F scans

Triple band stacking register operating flow

➀Finding 3 DX stations on the same band

Example: Memorizing in the order EFG.

➁Memorize in the triple

band stacking register.

➂Change bands
(eg. go to 21MHz).

➃Push the 14MHz
band key.

EFG

14.025MHz
CW

14.085MHz
RTTY

14.195MHz
USB

➄

Move

➅

Move

➆

Move

S 1S 2

S 3S 4

4.7 kΩ
± 5%

2.2 kΩ
± 5%

1.5 kΩ
± 5%

1.5 kΩ
± 5%

User External Keypad

Pin ➂
MIC
U/D

Pin ➆
MIC
GND

Microphone
connector

Example for External Control Keypad

Digital meter
screen

Example of
stand-by
screen for
memory
keyer trans­mission.

Ground Antennas DC 13.8V

Transverter Rx Antenna Ext. Antenna

tner, AH-4

ACCs

Keyer

Remote
(CI-V)

Ext. Speaker

ALC Input

Send Control

Make

More Contesting Points

Contesters told us how to

improve the 756PRO,

so you can rack-up points

(and awards) even faster.

RTTY Demodulator and Decoder

The IC-756PROII has a built-in RTTY de­modulator and decoder that reads baudot
RTTY signals on the screen. Copy the
mail without turning on your PC or other
gear, and the RTTY tuning indicator
shows you when you are
tuned perfectly.

Twin Peak Audio Filter

The 32-bit DSP improves RTTY reception
with the Twin Peak audio filter by auto­matically peaking the areas of the mark
and space frequencies. This function re­moves interfering QRM giving you a more
error free decoded message.

50Hz passband width for PSK31 mode

The PSK31 uses only 31Hz of passband
width. The IC-756PROII makes it possible
to narrow a passband to 50Hz in SSB
mode, so that only intended signals can
be heard clearly. In addition, a POC type
crystal unit delivers superior frequency
stability, with 1Hz step tuning, that is ideal
for delicate digital mode operation.

Data Communication

Perfected for the serious Data operator,
the IC-756PROII offers Data operation on
SSB, AM and FM modes. Special filters,
Band Pass Filters

(BPF), are automatically

selected when the IF filter passband is re-
duced to 500Hz or less in SSB mode. The
BPF automatically sharpens for better re­jection of interfering signals. Perfect for
PSK31, SSTV or other AFSK modes.

Along with the BPF, the IC-756PROII auto­matically turns off the Compression and
enables the

1

⁄

4

-tuning step for easier oper-

ation and more accurate tuning.

Real Time Spectrum Scope

Thanks to the 5-inch TFT color display,
the real time spectrum scope with an ad­justable sweep frequency range from
±12.5kHz, ±25kHz, ± 50kHz and ±100kHz,
clearly shows band activity with relative
strengths of the signals around a center
frequency. The peak hold feature gives a
snapshot of band activity while using the
dual watch and sub-band marker to
search the band for finding new stations,
or an open frequency in a crowded band.

Strong signals are not a problem with
three levels of attenuation

(10, 20 or 30 db)

exclusive for the real time spectrum
scope.

5-inch TFT color LCD

Enjoy the full 5-inch TFT color display.
The IC-756PROII extends its functionabil­ity with more display adjustments, color
types, and improved contrast. In fact, 8
colors of display settings and 7 types of
font settings are available. Various infor­mation is indicated on the color LCD, sep­arated into an upper and lower screen.
The lower screen can spread vertically to
increase the information viewing area.

[Hz]

2000 2050 2100 2150 2200 2250 2300 2350 2400 2450

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–10

0

–5

[dB]

Twin peak audio filter characteristics

Example of
receiving an
RTTY signal

Spectrum
scope screen
(peak-hold

function ON)

Memory list
screen

7 segment POP

Basic 1 Italic 1

Basic 2 Italic 2

Classic

DISPLAYA

DISPLAY TYPE

FONT TYPE

DISPLAYB

DISPLAYC

DISPLAYD

DISPLAYE

DISPLAYF

DISPLAYG

DISPLAYH

Visualize

Your Possibilities

More than just a pretty face,

the multifunction display allows

you to see signals, settings and

many other operating functions

at a glance.

• Frequency coverage : Rx 0.030–60.000MHz*

1, *2

Tx 1.800– 1.999MHz*

2

3.500– 3.999MHz*

2

7.000– 7.300MHz*

2

10.100–10.150MHz*

2

14.000–14.350MHz*

2

18.068–18.168MHz*

2

21.000–21.450MHz*

2

24.890–24.990MHz*

2

28.000–29.700MHz*

2

50.000–54.000MHz*

2

*1Some freq. bands are not guaranteed. *2Depending on version

• Mode : USB, LSB, CW, RTTY, AM, FM

• Number of memory Ch. : 101

(99 regular, 2 scan edges)

• Antenna connector : SO-239×2 and phono [RCA; (50Ω)]

• Temperature range : –10˚C to +50˚C; +14˚F to +122˚F

• Frequency stability : Less than ±0.5ppm

(1 min. after pow-

ered ON/0 to 50˚C; +32 to +122˚F)

• Frequency resolution : 1Hz

•

Power supply requirement

: 13.8V DC ±15%

(negative ground)

• Power consumption : Tx Max. power 23A
Rx Standby 3.0A

(typ.)

Max. audio 3.5A

(typ.)

• Dimensions : 340(W)×111(H)×285(D) mm;

(projections not included) 13

3

⁄8(W)×43⁄8(H)×117⁄32(D) in

• Weight (approx.) : 9.6kg; 21lb 1oz

• ACC 1 connector : 8-pin DIN connector

• ACC 2 connector : 7-pin DIN connector

• CI-V connector : 2-conductor 3.5 (d) mm (1⁄8″)

• Display : 5-inch (diagonal) TFT color LCD

• Output power : SSB, CW, RTTY, FM 5–100W
(continuously adjustable) AM 5–40W

• Modulation system : SSB DPSN modulation

AM

Digital low power modulation

FM Digital phase modulation

• Spurious emission :50dB

(HF bands)

60dB (50MHz band)

• Carrier suppression : More than 40dB

• Unwanted sideband suppression:

More than 55dB

• ∂TX variable range : ±9.999kHz

• Microphone connector : 8-pin connector (600Ω)

• ELE-KEY connector : 3-conductor 6.35 (d) mm (1⁄4″)

• KEY connector : 3-conductor 6.35 (d) mm (1⁄4″)

• SEND connector : Phono (RCA)

• ALC connector : Phono (RCA)

• Receive system : Triple conversion superheterodyne

system

• Intermediate frequencies: 1st 64.455MHz

(for all modes)

2nd 455kHz

(for all modes)

3rd 36kHz

(for all modes)

• Sensitivity (typical) :

10dB S/N for SSB, CW, RTTYand AM, 12dB SINAD for FM
*

1

Pre-amp 1 is ON, *2Pre-amp 2 is ON

• Squelch sensitivity

(Pre-amp: OFF):

SSB, CW, RTTY Less than 5.6µV
FM Less than 1µV

• Selectivity (representative value):
SSB, RTTY More than 2.4kHz/–6dB

(BW: 2.4kHz)

Less than 3.2kHz/–40dB
Less than 3.6kHz/–60dB
Less than 4.3kHz/–80dB

CW

(BW: 500Hz) More than 500Hz/–6dB

Less than 700Hz/–60dB

AM (BW: 6kHz) More than 6.0kHz/–6dB

Less than 15.0kHz/–60dB

FM

(BW: 15kHz) More than 12.0kHz/–6dB

Less than 20.0kHz/–60dB

• Spurious and image : More than 70dB

rejection ratio (except IF through on 50MHz band)

• AF output power : More than 2.0W at 10% distortion

(at 13.8V DC)

with an 8Ω load

• RIT variable range : ±9.999kHz

• PHONES connector : 2-pin connector 6.35 (d) mm (

1

⁄4″)

• EXT SP connector : 2-pin connector 3.5 (d) mm (1⁄4″)/8Ω

• Matching impedance range:

16.7–150Ω unbalanced*

1

(HF bands)

20–125Ω unbalanced*

2

(50MHz band)

*1Less than VSWR 3:1; *2Less than VSWR 2.5:1

•

Min. operating input power

: 8 W

• Tuning accuracy : VSWR 1.5:1 or less

•

Insertion loss

: Less than 1.0dB

(after tuning)

SPECIFICATIONS

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HF/50MHz ALL MODE TRANSCEIVER

GENERAL

OPTIONS

RECEIVER

TRANSCEIVER

AH-4

HF+50MHz AUTOMATIC
ANTENNATUNER

Covers 3.5–54MHz with a 7m (23
ft) or longer wire antenna.

AH-2b ANTENNA ELEMENT

A 2.5m long antenna element for
mobile operation with the AH-4. All
amateur bands between 7–54
MHz can be matched.

CT-17

CI-V LEVEL
CONVERTER

For remote transceiver control
using a personal computer
equipped with an RS-232C port.
You can change frequencies, op­erating mode, etc.

UT-102 VOICE

SYNTHESIZER UNIT

Announces operating frequency
and mode.

SM-20 DESKTOP

MICROPHONE

Unidirectional, electret micro­phone for base station operation.
[UP/DOWN] switches and a low
cut function are available.

SP-20

EXTERNAL SPEAKER

4 audio filters; headphone jack;
can connect to 2 transceivers.
Input impedance: 8Ω
Max. input power: 5W

HM-36

HAND MICROPHONE

Same as that supplied.

ANTENNA TUNER

Supplied accessories:

• Hand microphone • DC power cable

• Spare fuses • CW key plug

SP-21

EXTERNAL SPEAKER

Style and size are matched to the
IC-756PROII.
Input impedance: 8Ω
Max. input power: 5W

PS-125

DC POWER SUPPLY

Style and size are matched to the
IC-756PROII.

13.8V DC, 25A max.

All stated specifications are subject to change without notice or obligation.

Frequency

SSB, CW, RTTY

AM FM

Range

(MHz) (at 2.4kHz BW) (at 6kHz BW) (at 15kHz BW)

0.50–1.799 — 13µV —

1.80–27.99 0.16µV*

1

2µV*

1

—

28.0–29.99 0.16µV*

1

2µV*

1

0.5µV*

1

50.0–54.0 0.13µV*

2

1µV 0.32µV*

2

IC-PW1 HF+50MHz 1kW LINEAR AMPLIFIER

Covers all HF and 50MHz bands, provides clean, stable 1kW output. Au­tomatic antenna tuner and compact detachable controller are standard. 2
exciter inputs are available. (Not available for EU countries.)