Kenwood TM-D700A, TM-D700E instruction manual COM Port

Problem		Probable Cause		Corrective Action	Page
					Ref.
You cannot transmit even	1	The microphone plug was not	1	Switch OFF the power, then insert the	8
though you press Mic [PTT].		inserted completely into the front		microphone plug until the locking tab clicks in
		panel connector.		place.
	2	You selected a transmit offset that	2	Press [F], [SHIFT] repeatedly so neither “+”	29
		places the transmit frequency outside		nor “–” is visible.
		the allowable transmit frequency
		range.
	3	The built-in TNC (or an external TNC	3	Press Mic [PTT] after the TNC finished	—
		if connected) was transmitting.		transmission.
The Commander fails to	1	You did not correctly program call	1	On both the Commander and Transporter,	79
display the status of the HF		signs on the Commander and		access Menu 4–1 and 4–2 to program the
transceiver.		Transporter.		correct call signs.
	2	You did not select the correct	2	On the HF transceiver, select 9600 bps and 1	78
		communication parameters on the HF		stop bit using the Menu Setup function.
		transceiver.
	3	You selected communications speed	3	Access Menu 1–9–5 to select “9600 bps”.	25
		other than 9600 bps in Menu 1–9–5
		(COM PORT).
You cannot transmit audio	You did not select the same tone		On both the Commander and Transporter,		79
from the HF tranceiver.	frequency on the Commander and		access Menu 4–3 to select the same tone
	Transporter.		frequency.
Operating the Commander	1	Too large distance between the	1	Operate the Commander within a distance	—
simply causes it to output an		Commander and Transporter		that allows the two transceivers to show a
error beep and does not allow		prevents correct data		full-scale S-meter reading.
you to control the HF		communications.
transceiver.	2	Bad radio wave conditions prevent	2	Press [SYNC] occasionally to read the status	80
		control commands from being		of the HF transceiver.
		correctly transmitted.
You cannot hear audio	You switched ON the CTCSS on the 144		Press [TONE] to switch OFF the CTCSS.		55
received by the HF	MHz band of the Commander.					22
transceiver.

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