KIRKLAND, Wash. (May 2017) – Adventure awaits with the new Icom ID-4100A VHF/UHF Dual Band Transceiver. A compact and smart design, this is the perfect D-STAR companion with its intuitive interface and full dot-matrix display. Expand D-STAR communications today with Icom.
The ID-4100A offers a variety of operating modes. Access the D-STAR repeater network via the internet, regardless of location or conditions, with Terminal Mode or Access Point Mode. Easily search for repeaters with the DV/FM Function and communicate with ease with the DR and Reflector Functions. Improve operation and communication, while using this smart device and Bluetooth®.
The RS-MS1 applications for IOS™ and Android™ devices allow a wireless connection to the ID-4100A. DV modes allow for sending photos from a smart device or syncing with a map application.
Plus the optional VS-3 Bluetooth® headset provides hands-free communication.
Other Features Include: • Integrated GPS Receiver
• Wideband Receiver • microSD Card Slot for Voice & Data Storage
• Selectable Backlight Color (White, Green, Amber & Blue)
Icom is the choice for D-STAR communications. For more information on the ID-4100A, contact an Authorized Icom Dealer or visit Icom’s website
Entry Level D-STAR Mobile with Big Rig Features
Since the introduction of D-STAR in 2001, Icom has been committed to improving and advancing the D-STAR experience. The ID-4100A and it’s advance technology does just that! The upgraded user interface and new enhancements provide a product other digital voice modes cannot match!
Output power |
50W, 15W, 5W (Hi, Mid, Low) | |
RX frequencies: |
118-174, 230-550MHz | |
Receiver type: |
Dual conversion superhetrodyne |
User friendly
The ID-4100A’s full dot-matrix display gives the user the ability to see a lot of information on the screen. For example, Repeater list or GPS position information are clearly arranged and easy to read.
The DV/FM near repeater search function assists you in accessing nearby repeaters, even in areas you visit for the first time. The function searches for nearby repeaters using the repeater memories with the GPS position information. To use the near repeater search function, the position data of the repeater is required. The ID-4100A will ship with the D-STAR repeater memories preprogrammed, but the position data of some D-STAR repeaters may not be entered or exact.
Built-in GPS
The integrated GPS receiver shows your own position, course, speed and altitude on the display and can be used for exchanging position reports, D-PRS and searching for nearby repeaters.
Voice & data storage
Add a microSD* card to store various information including voice memory, TX voice message, QSO log, RX history log, and GPS log data. Memory channels and other settings can be saved and loaded into the transceiver.
* MicroSD card is sold separately.
Android™ and iOS™ apps available
Install the UT-137 Bluetooth® board and download the RS-MS1I (for iOS™ devices) or RS-MS1A (for Android™ devices) to enable you to wirelessly connect to the ID-4100A and remotely set the DR functions, link with a map application, and send/receive messages over the DV mode. In addition, pictures taken by a smart device can be transmitted via the DV Fast Data mode or DV mode.
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