Kenwood TM-D700 E instruction manual Wireless Remote Control U.S.A./ Canada only, Preparation

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WIRELESS REMOTE CONTROL (U.S.A./ CANADA ONLY)

If you also have a compatible KENWOOD handy transceiver, you may use it as a remote control for this mobile transceiver. You will control one band on the mobile while sending DTMF tones to the other band from the handheld. This function will be useful, for example, when you want to control the mobile from a location outside your vehicle.

Note:

◆As a remote control, you can also use a handy transceiver which does not have a remote control function but a DTMF function. You, however, must manually send DTMF tones for control code strings. Skip steps 1 and 3 in “PREPARATION”.

◆The FCC rules permit you to send control codes only on the 440 MHz band.

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PREPARATION

Let us assume band A (VHF) of the mobile transceiver will be controlled.

On the handy transceiver:

1Program a 3-digit secret number.

•For the programming method, see the instruction manual for the handheld.

•If using a TH-D7A, see “WIRELESS REMOTE CONTROL” on its instruction manual.

2Select the transmit frequency on the UHF band.

3Make the handheld enter Remote Control mode.

•For the method, see the instruction manual for the handheld. If not described, consult your dealer.

On the mobile transceiver:

4Access Menu 1–A–1 (CODE), and select the same secret number as you selected in step 1.

•Turn the Tuning control to select each digit. Press [a] (or [b]) to move the cursor to the next (or previous) digit.

•You can also press Mic [0] to [9] in sequence to enter 3 digits.

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Contents TM-D700A Models Covered by this Manual FeaturesThank YOU When condensation occurs inside the transceiver One or more of the following statements may be applicableContents Selecting the Number of Channels Using Visual Scan Setting Scan Limits Using Program ScanRecalling the Call Channel Reprogramming the Call Channel Locking Out a Memory ChannelChanging MULTI-FUNCTION Squelch Hang TimeSupplied Accessories Conventions Followed in this ManualPreparation Mobile InstallationMain Unit Installation Front Panel Installation Slide the front panel down until its locking tab clicksFixed Station Installation Modular Plug Cable ConnectionDC Power Cable Connection Mobile OperationFixed Station Operation PS-33 20.5 A, 25% duty cycleTransceiver 15 a Supplied Accessory 20 a DC Power Cable Antenna ConnectionReplacing Fuses Fuse Location Fuse Current RatingMicrophone Accessory ConnectionsExternal Speakers Your First QSO Ew wew wGetting Acquainted Front Panel3SQL control GPS jack Main UNIT- FrontMain UNIT- Rear Microphone Indicators Basic Transceiver Modes Button Function Display Band a & B TX Band and Control BandTX Band Control BandMIC Keypad Direct Entry MC-53DM only Switching Power ON/OFF Adjusting VolumeSwitch on the DC power supply Operating BasicsAdjusting Squelch Selecting a FrequencyTransmitting Selecting Output PowerWhen you finish speaking, release Mic PTT Menu Access Press MNU to enter Menu modeMenu SET-UP Press c/ d to select the appropriate level 1 No Press OKMenu Configuration Level Selections DefaultAuto PM Channel Store Channel DisplayMemory Channel Lockout Memory channel name See reference Number StoreVisual Scan Automatic Power Off APO Remote ControlMic PF Key See reference Mic MR Key Mic VFO Key See referenceMy call sign See reference Color for call sign WhiteMessage See reference Color for message RSV report See reference Color for RSV reportCommander call sign See reference Transporter call sign Sky Command modeStatus text transmit rate See reference Packet path See referenceOperating Through Repeaters Offset Programming FlowProgramming Offset Selecting Offset DirectionSelecting Offset Frequency Press c / d to select Radio 1-, then pressActivating Tone Function Selecting a Tone FrequencyPress Tone to activate the Tone function Press F, T.SELAutomatic Repeater Offset A. and Canada versionsTransmitting a 1750 Hz Tone Automatic Simplex Check ASC Press REV to switch the Reverse function on or OFFReverse Function Tone FREQ. ID Press Scan to activate the Tone Freq. IDParameter Simplex Odd-split Memory ChannelsSimplex & Repeater or ODD-SPLIT Memory CHANNEL? Select the desired transmit frequency Press M.IN Storing ODD-SPLIT Repeater FrequenciesPress M.IN 1 s Select band a or B Press MR to enter Memory Recall mode Press MHz Tuning control+ Power onRecalling a Memory Channel Clearing a Memory ChannelTurn the Tuning control to select the first digit Naming a Memory ChannelPress a Repeat steps 6 and 7 to enter up to 8 digitsCall Channel Recalling the Call ChannelReprogramming the Call Channel Press VFOMEMORY-TO-VFO Transfer Channel DisplayPartial or Full RESET? ParameterBand B 440.000 MHzProgrammable Memory PM Programmable InformationApplication Examples Situationit tiStoring in PM Channels Recalling a PM ChannelAuto PM Channel Store PM Channel ResetPress PM+ Power on Scan Scan Type Scan RangeMode 1 31 ch Mode 2 61 chVisual Scan Selecting the Number of ChannelsTo quit Visual Scan, press ESC Using Visual ScanPress F, Visual to start Visual Scan Time-Operated mode Carrier-Operated modeSeek mode Selecting Scan Resume MethodVFO Scan Memory ScanPress VFO 1 s Select band a or BPress MHz Tuning control 1 s Group ScanLocking Out a Memory Channel To quit Group Scan, press MHz againSelect the desired frequency as the lower limit Press F Setting Scan LimitsProgram Scan Using Program Scan Select the appropriate bandTo quit Program Scan, press VFO again To quit MHz Scan, press MHz againCALL/VFO Scan CALL/MEMORY ScanTo quit Call/VFO Scan, press Call again To quit Call/Memory Scan, press Call againUsing Ctcss Continuous Tone Coded Squelch System CtcssPress the left or right Band SEL to select band a or B Press Tone to activate the Ctcss functionCtcss FREQ. ID Press Scan to activate the Ctcss Freq. IDPress Tone to activate the DCS function Using DCSDigital Code Squelch DCS DCS Code ID Press Scan to activate the DCS Code IDFreq. Hz 1209 1336 1477 1633 Manual DialingDtmf Monitor Turn the Tuning control to select a character Automatic DialerStoring a Dtmf Number in Memory Repeat steps 4 and 5 to enter up to 8 digitsSelecting Pause Duration Transmitting a Stored Dtmf NumberSelecting TX Speed Programmable Function PF Keys PF PF1MR PF2 VFO PF3Press the numeric keys in sequence on the keypad Auxiliary FunctionsPress VFO Press Mic Enter Changing Frequency Step Size Programmable VFOPress VFO Press F, Step Press c/ d to select the desired step sizePOSITIVE/ Negative Reversal Auto Dimmer Change Display Contrast AdjustDisplay Dimmer Blanking a Band Display Automatic Band Change A.B.CPWR switch MHz SQL controls VOL controls Press F, MHz to switch the function on or OFFTransceiver Lock Changing MULTI-FUNCTION Button LabelsMeter Squelch Squelch Hang TimeChanging Beep Volume Switching FM/AM ModeKEY Beep ON/ OFF Advanced Intercept Point AIPTIME-OUT Timer TOT Automatic Power OFF APORepeat steps 3 and 4 to enter up to 8 digits POWER-ON MessageDisplay Demonstration Changing Speaker Configurations Connection Mode Band a Band BSpeaker Mute Changing TX/RX Deviation TM-D700E onlyMicrophone Control with MC-53DM only Wireless Remote Control U.S.A./ Canada only PreparationAccess Menu 1-A-3 Control and select on Control OperationSelect the receive frequency on band B UHF Digits Enter or VFO UP/ DownSKY Command 2 U.S.A./ Canada only FreqConnecting the Transporter with the HF Transceiver TM-D700APreparation Flow 17 rOn Commander Programming Call SignsProgramming a Tone Frequency On TransporterMic Key Function RIT ON/ OFF XIT ON/ OFFT y Repeater Function U.S.A./ Canada only VS-3 Voice Synthesizer Optional Band SELOptional Accessories PS-33 SP-50B VS-3 VC-H1PG-2N PG-3B PG-4X PG-5A MC-45 MC-53DM MC-80 MJ-88 MJ-89Installing Options Installing the PG-4X Extension Cable KITRemove the 6 screws from the lower cover of the main unit Replace the lower cover 6 screwsConnections Using One Set of PG-4X Kit Connections Using Two Sets of PG-4X KitsMaintenance ServiceService Note CleaningTroubleshooting Problem Probable Cause Corrective ActionCOM Port Specifications VHF Band UHF BandTransmitter Sub VHF or UHF bandIndex