Kenwood TS-870S instruction manual Menu Selection Table for EX COMMAND, Parameter

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APPENDICES ●

MENU SELECTION TABLE FOR “EX” COMMAND, PARAMETER 36

Menu	Menu							Parameter 36
Menu	Menu
No.	Item	0000	0001	0002	0003	0004	0005	0006	0007	0008	0009	0010	0011	0012	0013	0014	0015
00	MENU.A/B	A	B
01	AUT/MAN	OFF	ON
02/ 03/	AGC SSB/	OFF	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15
04/ 05	AGC CW/	0016:	0017:	0018:	0019: 0020:
	AGC FSK/	0016:	0017:	0018:	0019: 0020:
	AGC AM	16	17	18	19	20
06	AF.AGC	Slow	Med	Fast
07	AF.AGC.LV	OFF	Min	Med	High	Max
08	RX AT	OFF	ON
09	P HOLD	OFF	ON
10	∆ FREQ	OFF	ON
11	AIP.GAIN	OFF	ON
12	FM.SÐMET	OFF	ON
13	LINE.ENH	OFF	ON
14	LINE.ENH	0(Fast)	1	2	3	4(Slow)
15	SPAC (ms)	2	5	10	17
16	SP.BEAT	0(Fast)	1	2	3	4(Slow)
17	SP.NOTCH	0(Fast)	1	2	3	4(Slow)
18	TRACK	OFF	ON
19	PKT.FIL	OFF	1200	300	P
20	PKT.IN (mV)	100	30	10
21	PKT.OUT	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9
22	MIC AGC	Slow	Med	Fast
23	CW RISE (ms)	2	4	6	8
24	PITCH (Hz)	400	450	500	550	600	650	700	750	800	850	900	950	1000
25	PROC.LOW	Ð6	Ð3	0	+3	+6
26	PROC.HI	Ð6	Ð3	0	+3	+6
27	TX INH	OFF	ON
28	VOX.GAIN	0(Min)	1	2	3	4	5	6	7(Max)
29	TX.WIDTH (Hz)	1800	2000	2300	2600	3000
30	TX.SHIFT (Hz)	0	100	200	300	400	500
31	TX EQ.	High	Comb	Bass
32	AUTO.RET	OFF	ON
33	TUN.WIDE	OFF	ON
34	AUT.MODE	OFF	ON
35	BEEP	OFF	ON
36	BP. MODE	OFF	ON
37	WARN. BP	OFF	ON
38	BP LV	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9
39	REPEAT	OFF	ON
40	REP.TIME (sec)	1	2	3	4	5	10	15	20	25	30	35	40	45	50	55	60
41	F.STEP (kHz)	5	10
42	BC. STEP	OFF	ON
43	CH. STEP (kHz)	1	5	10
44	STEP.ADJ	OFF	ON
45/ 46/	PF.KEY.UL/			OFF:	0000
47/ 48	PF.KEY.UR/	Menu Nos. 00~68:			0001~0069
	PF.KEY.LR/	Menu Nos. 00~68:			0001~0069
	PF.KEY.LR/
	PF.KEY.LL	Function Nos. 69~73: 0070~0074
		Function Nos. 69~73: 0070~0074
49	CH.SHIFT	OFF	ON
50	DIMMER	Low	High

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Contents TS-870S Applicable Model Writing Conventions FollowedKEY2 Power Cable Protection Power SourcesPower Lines CleaningContents Memory Features Rejecting InterferenceScan Optional Accessories MaintenanceInstalling Options Specifications AppendicesFeatures DSP Maximum SIGNAL/ Minimum NoiseSupplied Accessories IntroductionInstallation Antenna ConnectionTransmission Line MHz 14 MHz 30 MHz Installation DC Power Supply ConnectionGround Connection Lightning ProtectionAccessory Connections Front PanelRear Panel Rtty Equipment Rtty and ACC Computer Interface COMLinear Amplifier Remote Pin FunctionAccessory Equipment ACC Antenna Tuner ATSM-230 Station Monitor if OUT ANO GND PSQ Smet Pin No. Pin NamePKS PKDYour First QSO First QSO Getting Acquainted Front Panel6KEY Speed control @4QUICK Memo M.IN button@5QUICK Memo MR button Enter button @7Tuning controlLSB/USB button CW/ÐR buttonRX M.CH button #3BEAT Cancel button#5TX EQ. button #6FILTER LO/WIDTH and HI/SHIFT controls$4RIT/XIT control Microphone$7M.CH/VFO.CH control UP/DWN buttonsRear Panel 0AUTO Display1PROC 2MONI7SPLIT 5MENU8RIT 9TONE#3AT Tune #2ON AIR#4FSK #7M.SCRAdjusting Volume Switching Power ON/OFFAdjusting Squelch Operating BasicsSelecting Mode Operating Basics Equalizing VFO Frequencies A=BChanging Bands Quick Changes Fine TuningOperating Basics Changing Step SizesFront Panel Meter Operating Basics Direct Frequency EntryMeter on Transmitting Selecting Transmit PowerTransmit Carrier Level Microphone GainWhat is a MENU? Menu SetupMenu Access Temporary Menu ResettingMenu Setup Menu ConfigurationMenu Item Function Selections Default LO/WIDTH and HI/SHIFT controlsM.CH/VFO.CH control Setting Baud Rate bps Stop Bits Cross Reference for Menu Functions SSB Transmission CommunicatingSlow Scan TV/ Facsimile Sstv FrequenciesCW Transmission Switching TX/RX ManuallyCommunicating TX SIDETONE/ RX Pitch FrequencyCommunicating Semi BREAK-IN Setting Delay TimeFull BREAK-IN CW Reverse ReceiveCommunicating Electronic Keyer Function DefaultActivity Consult KEY Speed controlEmulation Options Multiple-Button FunctionsCW Message Playback Storing CW MessagesErasing CW Messages Inquiry Command DescriptionInquiry Functions To check an Inquiry function Press CH 3+CHPress CH 1+CH Function CommandsEmbedded Functions Serial Number OptionsOption d Leading Other Nines FM Repeater Operation FM TransmissionPress RX B or RX a Press RX a or RX BSelecting Subtone Frequency Continuous or Burst Subtones?Arrl 10-METER Band Plan AM Transmission Digital OperationRtty Frequency Shift Keying Mode Meaning ERROR-CHECKING Modes AMTOR/ PACKET/ PACTOR/ G-TOR/ CloverRtty Frequencies AmtorPacket Frequencies SPLIT-FREQUENCY OperationSatellite Operation Communicating TF-SET Transmit Frequency SETOperating Aids RIT Receive Incremental TuningReceiving AGC Automatic Gain ControlOperating Aids XIT Transmit Incremental TuningVOX VOICE-OPERATED Transmit Transmit InhibitOperating Aids Speech Processor SSB/AM Mode Transmit Sampling PointChanging Frequency While Transmitting Transmit MonitorTransmit Bandshift Changing Transmit BandwidthEqualizing Transmit Audio Microphone AGCAutomatic Mode Boundaries Automatic ModeUsing Automatic Mode Press MENU+Preset Bands for Internal Tuner Presetting Internal Tuner onlyAutomatic Antenna Tuner Internal TunerOperating Aids AT-300 External Tuner Optional Communication ParametersMenu No Baud Rate Stop Bits Rejecting Interference Slope Tuning SSB/AMDSP Tools If Shift CWRejecting Interference Beat Cancel SSB/AMAuto Notch SSB CW/FSK/FM Adaptive FiltersNoise Blanker Setting Spac TimeAIP Advanced Intercept Point AttenuatorConventional or Quick MEMORY? Memory FeaturesConventional Memory Memory Channel DataMemory Channel Recall Memory FeaturesSplit-Frequency Channels Quick Channel SearchMemory Channel Scroll Memory TransferTemporary Frequency Changes Memory \ VFO TransfersErasing Memory Channels Full ResetChannel to Channel Transfers ChannelProgrammable VFO Function Memory Features Storing Scan Limits in CHStoring Into Quick Memory Quick MemoryRecalling from Quick Memory Temporary Frequency ChangesProgram Scan ScanScan Hold Confirming START/END LimitsScan Memory ScanBusy Frequency Stop ALL-CHANNEL ScanMemory Channel Lockout Setting Scan SpeedSwitching ANT 1/ ANT Microprocessor ResetOperator Conveniences Programmable Function ButtonsOperator Conveniences Assigning Functions Beep FunctionSetting UP Alarm NotificationDisplay Dimmer Quick Data TransferOperator Conveniences Using Quick TransferConnections Transferring DataRecording Messages DRU-3 Digital Recording System OptionalMessage Playback Checking MessagesContinuous MULTI-CHANNEL Playback VS-2 Voice Synthesizer OptionalAltering INTER-MESSAGE Interval Transmitting Messages Manual TX/RXService MaintenanceService Note CleaningInternal Adjustments MaintenanceReference Frequency Calibration Problem Symptom Probable Cause Corrective Action TroubleshootingPress LSB/USB, CW/-R,FSK/-R, or SWR DRU-3 Optional AccessoriesPC-1A PG-2ZRemoving the Case Installing OptionsVS-2 Voice Synthesizer Unit DRU-3 Digital Recording UnitSO-2 TEMPERATURE-COMPENSATED Crystal Oscillator Tcxo Installing OptionsFSK, FM SpecificationsFSK, AM SpecificationsAppendix a Learning about DSP Information Appendix B PropagationNCDXF/IARU Beacon Network HF BeaconsFreq kHz Call Sign Receiver for Swling Appendix C General CoverageCommands Appendix D COM Connector ProtocolCommand Description Hardware DescriptionBAD Command Examples Parameter DescriptionParameter Table Types of Commands Computer Control CommandsTerminator Subtone Table for Format NO.14Command USE Precautions Error MessagesParameter Menu Selection Table for EX COMMAND, ParameterMenu Menu Item Command Tables Reading Command TablesBusy ID Identification Set Mixer RA RF Attenuator XIT DRS DSPTOR Sstv AGCFSK TOR Rtty SSB Sstv

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TS-870S specifications

The Kenwood TS-870S is a distinguished transceiver that stands out in the world of amateur radio, particularly for enthusiasts who seek a blend of advanced technology and user-friendly features. Introduced in the early 1990s, this HF transceiver quickly gained a reputation for its exceptional performance, versatility, and reliability, making it a favorite among operators worldwide.

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