Kenwood VC-H1 Receiving Images, Tell the other party that you are ready to receive an image

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RECEIVING IMAGES

When the VC-H1 receives an image signal, it automatically identifies and sets the appropriate SSTV mode. The compatible modes are listed below:

Robot (color) 36

Robot (color) 72

• AVT 90

• AVT 94

Scottie S1

Scottie S2

Martin M1

Martin M2

Fast FM

 

 

Note: AF Mute must be switched OFF {page 13} to receive an image transmitted using Fast FM mode; the default is ON.

1Confirm that the VC-H1 has been correctly connected with the transceiver {page 5}.

On the transceiver:

2Turn ON the power to the transceiver.

3Select the same frequency as the other party.

4Adjust the volume control to a medium level.

On the VC-H1:

5Slide the PWR switch upward to turn the power ON.

• The TX/RX indicator lights green.

6Tell the other party that you are ready to receive an image.

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7When an image signal is received, the image is displayed on the monitor.

The TX/RX indicator lights orange while an image is being received.

If the TX/RX indicator is green even when the monitor is deactivated by the Battery Saver {page 11}, the VC-H1 can receive an image.

8To store the received image in an empty memory channel, press [MR].

If the size of the received image is too large to be stored in one channel, the next channel is also used.

When all channels are full, the currently selected channel is overwritten with a received image.

Note:

When you fail to receive the first portion of an image signal in a mode other than AVT 90, AVT 94, and Fast FM, pressing [RX] allows you to receive the remaining portion. However, because of possible insufficient synchronization, the VC-H1 could show an inappropriate color of an image, or fail to receive an image even if the TX/RX indicator lights orange.

The automatically identified SSTV mode is used for your next transmission unless the mode is manually changed. If the identified mode is neither Robot (color) 36 nor Fast FM, switching OFF the VC-H1 causes it to restore the previously selected mode; Robot (color) 36 or Fast FM.

If using a handy transceiver, switch OFF Battery Saver. When Battery Saver is ON, the transceiver may fail to receive an image.

If using a TH-G71 transceiver, increasing the audio volume beyond a certain amount may cause the transceiver to fail to receive an image. Select the volume in the range shown to the left.

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VC-H1 One or more of the following statements may be applicable Accessory Part Number Quantity FeaturesSupplied Accessories Thank YOUContents Instruction What to Do PrecautionsConventions Followed in this Manual Press KEY1+KEY2Orientation Connector DescriptionsGetting Acquainted Insert four AA LR6 alkaline batteries Installing Alkaline BatteriesPreparation Connecting the AC Adapter Attaching the StrapREMOVING/ Reinstalling the Camera Unit Connection with a Handy TransceiverQuick USE Slide the PWR switch upward to turn the power on Switching Power ON/OFF Selecting a Sstv Mode To turn the power OFF, slide the PWR switch downwardPress MR to store the captured image in a memory channel Capturing ImagesPress S to activate both the camera and LCD monitor To confirm the stored images, press MRPress TX to transmit the image Transmitting ImagesPress MR to recall an image to be transmitted Receiving Images Tell the other party that you are ready to receive an imagePress S+HOLD+ Power on Memory ResetBattery Saver Auxiliary FunctionsPress TX or RX to select the first digit Press MR+HOLD+ Power on to switch the function on or OFFSuperimposing a Call Sign Press Hold to complete the entryAF Muting Press TX+RX+ Power onAuto Transmit Display Contrast ChangeService Note MaintenanceService CleaningTroubleshooting Problem Probable Cause Corrective ActionVC-H1 Data Port PIN Functions Connection Diagram with TS-570 or TS-870Appendix Pin No Pin Name FunctionPin Name Function Computer ControlComputer COM Port Pin Functions 9-Pin Port Call sign superimposition Sstv mode switchInquiry of current Sstv mode Message superimpositionSpecifications Ntsc