Enter your desired frequencies, duplex offsets (+ or -), CTCSS/DCS tones, and channel names (up to 6 characters).

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.

Since the programming cable uses the speaker jack, you won't hear audio while the cable is plugged in. Remember to unplug the cable once programming is complete to resume normal operation.

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.

While "finger-programming" is a useful skill for field adjustments, the CS-2200 software offers several distinct advantages for the serious ham radio operator:

Once you have your hardware ready, follow these steps to program your radio: Run the CS-2200 installer on your PC.

The Icom IC-2200H remains a legendary mobile VHF transceiver, prized for its rugged build quality and powerful 65W output. However, manually programming 207 memory channels using the front panel knobs can be a tedious chore. To truly unlock the potential of this radio, using the is essential.