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Kenwood TM-V71A, TM-V71E instruction manual Accessory Connections, nExternal Speakers, nMicrophone

Models: TM-V71A TM-V71E

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Accessory Connections

nExternal Speakers

If you plan to use external speakers, choose speakers with an impedance of

8 Ω. The external speaker jacks accept a 3.5 mm (1/8”) mono (2-conductor) plug. We recommend using SP-50B speakers.

There are 2 speaker jacks on the rear of the transceiver: SP 1 and SP 2.

Refer to page 71 to determine how the speakers will be used.

SP 1 jack

External speakers (SP-50B)

SP 2 jack

nMicrophone

To communicate using voice, connect the supplied microphone to the MIC jack on the left side of the transceiver. Press firmly on the plug until the locking tab clicks.

MIC jack

Microphone connector

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Kenwood TM-V71A, TM-V71E instruction manual Accessory Connections, nExternal Speakers, nMicrophone

Contents

TM-V71A TM-V71A/ TM-V71EINSTRUCTION MANUAL Instruction FeaturesThank You Writing Conventions Followed in this ManualNotices to the User WHEN CONDENSATION OCCURS INSIDE THE TRANSCEIVERFCC WARNING Precautions CONTENTS Memory Channels DTMF Key Lock Packet Operation Supplied Accessories MOBILE INSTALLATIONPREPARATION nMobile Operation Power Cable ConnectionnFixed Station Operation nReplacing Fuses Fuse LocationFuse Current Rating terminal Antenna Connectionconnector AntennaFront Panel Orientation Accessory Connections nExternal SpeakersnMicrophone Front Panel GETTING ACQUAINTED0PF2 uREViLOW oPF1Display IndicatorDescription Appears while using the data band wDATA Rear PanelSub-Panel qANTeCALL/ A Microphone MC-59qPTT switch wDTMF keypadSwitching THE Power ON/ OFF Adjusting the VolumeBASIC OPERATIONS Selecting a BAND ADJUSTING THE SQUELCHSELECTING Dual band mode/ single band MODE SELECTING A frequency band 2Press F, BAND SEL of your selected bandFrequency ranges Selecting an Operating mode VFO ModeMemory Channel Mode Call Channel Mode TransmittingMenu Access Menu ConfigurationMENU MODE ANN.SPD DT.SPD MIC.LCK Character Entry Character Display with each press of the key nMicrophone Keypad Character EntryRepeater Access OPERATING THROUGH REPEATERSnSelecting an Offset Direction nActivating the Tone Function nSelecting an Offset FrequencyFrequency Hz nSelecting a Tone Frequency2 Press F, TONE Frequency HznAutomatic Repeater Offset K and E Types Only Transmitting a 1750 Hz Tone REVERSE FUNCTIONAutomatic Simplex Checker ASC Tone Frequency ID SIMPLEX & REPEATER OR ODD-SPLITMEMORY CHANNEL? MEMORY CHANNELSStoring Simplex and Standard Repeater Frequencies Storing Odd-SplitRepeater FrequenciesnCall Channel Memory Simplex Recalling a Memory Channel nCall Channel Memory Odd-SplitnMemory Recall Method Clearing a Memory Channel Naming a Memory Channel4Press MR + Power ON 3Press F, VFO Switching the Memory Name/ Frequency DisplayMemory-TO-VFOTRansfer Channel Display FUnctionKey Name PROGRAMMABLE MEMORY PM Application Examples Storing Data in PM Channels Recalling PM Channels3Press F, PM PM Channel Reset Auto PM Channel store2Press F + Power ON SCAN Scan TypeScan Range •Carrier-Operatedmode SELECTING a SCAN RESUME METHODVFO SCAN •Time-OperatedmodenLocking Out a Memory Channel MEMORY SCANnMemory Group Link GROUP SCANPROGRAM SCAN nSetting Scan LimitsnUsing Program Scan 2 Press VFO4 Press VFO 1s CALL SCAN MHz SCANCONTINUOUS TONE CODED SQUELCH SYSTEM CTCSS USING CTCSS1Select your desired band 2Press F, TONE 1s CTCSS FREQuency IDDIGITAL CODED SQUELCH DCS USING DCSDCS Code 3Press F, TONEDCS Code ID DUAL TONE MULTI-FREQUENCYDTMF Manual DialingnDTMF Hold nStoring a DTMF Code in Memory Automatic DialernSelecting a Transmit Speed nTransmitting Stored DTMF CodesnSelecting a Pause Duration DTMF Key LockWhat is EchoLink? EchoLinkStoring EchoLink memory nTransmitting EchoLink Memory 3 While transmitting, press the Tuning control2 Press and hold the microphone PTT TM-V71 Setting Up EchoLink Sysop MODEnSelecting a Transmit Speed EchoLink Sysop Mode ONnAuto Display Brightness POWER-ONMESSAGEAUXILIARY FUNCTIONS Display BrightnessKey Lock nBacklight ColornMicrophone Key Lock nBeep Volume Key BeepProgrammable VFO Changing the Frequency Step Size Programmable Function Keys nTransceiver Front PanelnMicrophone Keys Frequency Direct Entry AUTOMATIC POWER OFF APOS-MeterSquelch Advanced Intercept Point AIPnSquelch Hang Time SWITCHING FM/AM MODE Beat ShiftSPEAKER MUTE Selecting an Output Power TIME-OUTTIMER TOTnMute Hang Time Speaker External Speaker ConfigurationMasking a Band SetupDisplay Partition Bar nWeather Channel Weather Alert K Type Models OnlyPower On Password Voice Announcements VGS-1OPTIONAL VOICE GUIDE & STORAGE UNITAUTO OperationAnnouncement Voice Announcement Volume Voice Announcement LanguageVoice Announcement Speed Voice Memos Voice Recorder3Press the PF key programmed as VGS Conversation RecorderTo record a 30 second conversation 2 Set the Conversation Recorder to ON or OFFPlayback Playback RepeatPlayback Repeat Interval 4Press TONE + Power ON Repeater Hold Repeater IDnEntering your Repeater ID PACKET OPERATION Data BandData Terminal Speed PC Port Speed SQC Output SettingPREPARATION WIRELESS OPERATION K TYPE MODELS ONLYCONTROL OPERATION DTMF CommandOperation PM Reset TRANSCEIVER RESETVFO Reset PART Partial ResetMenu Mode 1Enter Menu mode and access Menu 999 RESET page2Set the reset type to VFO, PART, PM, or FULL 3Press the Tuning control to set the reset typenUsing the MCP-2ASoftware OPTIONSMemory control program MCP-2A Connecting the PG-5G/ PG-5Hinterface cables Installing the DFK-3Dpanel kitn Installing the Sub-Panel nInstalling the Panel Bracket nInstalling the Line Filter Connecting the PG-5Fextension cablenConnecting Using a Single Extension Kit nConnecting Using Two Extension KitsInstalling the VGS-1Unit CLEANING MAINTENANCESERVICE SERVICE NOTECorrective Action TROUBLESHOOTINGProblem Probable CauseTM-V71E SPECIFICATIONSGeneral TM-V71ATransmitter