Icom AT-130 Instruction Manual

To connect the Icom AT-130 tuner to your transceiver, use a coaxial cable to connect the 'TX' port on the tuner to the antenna connector on the transceiver. Ensure the control cable is connected to the appropriate tuner control port on the transceiver.
To tune the Icom AT-130, switch the transceiver to a low power setting and key the transmitter. The tuner will automatically begin the tuning process. Wait until the tuning cycle is complete and the SWR is minimized.
To reset the Icom AT-130 tuner, disconnect the power supply, wait for about 10 seconds, and then reconnect the power. This will reset the tuner's internal settings.
If the tuner is not tuning properly, check all cable connections for security and integrity. Ensure that the antenna is correctly installed and that the transceiver is set to the correct frequency range.
The Icom AT-130 tuner is designed for operation with transceivers up to 150 watts PEP. Exceeding this power level may damage the tuner.
Routine maintenance for the Icom AT-130 includes checking and securing all electrical connections, inspecting cables for wear, and cleaning the unit's exterior with a soft, dry cloth.
The Icom AT-130 is compatible with a wide range of HF antennas, including wire antennas, dipoles, and verticals. Ensure that the antenna is rated for the frequency and power levels you intend to use.
Yes, the Icom AT-130 is designed to be used in marine environments. It is built to withstand exposure to salt, moisture, and temperature variations.
To improve the tuning speed, ensure the antenna system is properly installed and relatively resonant at your operating frequencies. Regularly clean and check all connections to minimize resistance and interference.
If the AT-130 does not power on, check the power connections and ensure that the power source is active. Inspect the control cable for damage and verify that it is securely connected to the tuner and the transceiver.