You can type frequencies, offsets, and alpha-numeric channel names using a standard PC keyboard.
Enter your desired frequencies, duplex offsets (+ or -), CTCSS/DCS tones, and channel names (up to 6 characters).
Once you have your hardware ready, follow these steps to program your radio: Run the CS-2200 installer on your PC. CS-2200 Icom IC-2200H Programming Software
Open your computer’s "Device Manager" to see which COM port has been assigned to the cable (e.g., COM3).
The IC-2200H uses the (or the USB version, OPC-478UC ) cable. This cable plugs into the speaker jack on the back of the transceiver and connects to your PC’s USB or Serial port. You can type frequencies, offsets, and alpha-numeric channel
To bridge the gap between your computer and your IC-2200H, you will need three key components: 1. The CS-2200 Software
Easily save your frequency lists as backup files. If you ever need to reset your radio or clone settings to a second unit, it takes seconds. Open your computer’s "Device Manager" to see which
In the CS-2200 software, go to the "Clone" menu and select "Read." This pulls the current settings from the radio to your PC. Always do this first to ensure you have a baseline backup.