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Kenwood TS-870S 0000, 0001, 0002, 0003, 0004, 0005, 0006, 0007, 0008, 0009, 0010, 0011, 0012

Models: TS-870S

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	No.	Menu Item	0000	0001	0002	0003	0004	0005	0006	0007	0008	0009	0010	0011	0012	0013	0014	0015
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51		LINEAR	OFF	Fast	Slow
52		1M/500k (kHz)	100	500	1000

53		EXT RX	OFF	ON

54		TRNSFER	OFF	ON
55		DIRECT	OFF	ON
56		COM.RATE1	12 1	24 1	48 1	48 2	96 1	192 1	384 1	576 1
57		SUB.TONE	Sub Tone Nos. 01~39: 0001~0039

58		SUB.TONE	B	C

59		FM.BOOST	OFF	ON

60		FM WIDE	OFF	ON

61		FM MIC	Low	High

62		FSK.SHFT (Hz)	170	200	425	850

63		MARK.POL	OFF	ON

64		FSK.TONE (Hz)	1275	2125

65		PG.S.HOLD	OFF	ON

66		GRP.SCAN	OFF	ON

67		BSY.STOP	OFF	ON

68		CAR.SCAN	OFF	ON

1To reliably use the 38400 or 57600 bps transfer rates, the serial port of your computer must support these high-speed communications parameters.

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Contents

INSTRUCTION MANUAL Intelligent Digital Enhanced Communications SystemTS-870S KENWOOD CORPORATIONNOTICE TO THE USER APPLICABLE MODELWRITING CONVENTIONS FOLLOWED Intelligent Digital Enhanced Communications SystemPRECAUTIONS CHAPTER CONTENTSCHAPTER CHAPTERCHAPTER MEMORY FEATURESCHAPTER REJECTING INTERFERENCEINSTALLING OPTIONS MAINTENANCEOPTIONAL ACCESSORIES SPECIFICATIONSSUPPLIED ACCESSORIES DSP MAXIMUM SIGNAL/ MINIMUM NOISEFEATURES INTRODUCTIONINSTALLATION ANTENNA CONNECTIONGROUND CONNECTION DC POWER SUPPLY CONNECTION2 INSTALLATION LIGHTNING PROTECTIONFRONT PANEL ACCESSORY CONNECTIONSHeadphones PHONES REAR PANELLinear Amplifier REMOTE Computer Interface COMRTTY Equipment RTTY and ACC 2 INSTALLATIONSM-230 Station Monitor IF OUT Accessory Equipment ACCAntenna Tuner AT 2 INSTALLATIONTNC/MCP 2 INSTALLATIONpower supplyRECEIVING YOUR FIRST QSO3 GETTING ACQUAINTED qr q qYOUR FIRST QSOTRANSMITTING 3 GETTING ACQUAINTEDe r ty u i o FRONT PANEL3 GETTING ACQUAINTED 0 !1!2 !3@4@5 6 !7!8@0 @1 @2 @3 3 GETTING ACQUAINTED3 GETTING ACQUAINTED @6 @8@9 #0@7Tuning control ENTER button#1 #2 #3#4 #5 3 GETTING ACQUAINTED$1 $2 $3 $4 $5 $6 MICROPHONE3 GETTING ACQUAINTED i o !0 REAR PANELt y u 1 !2u i o !0 !1 !2 DISPLAYwe t 3 GETTING ACQUAINTED@5@6@7@8@9#0#1 5 !7 !9@1 @3@0@2 3 GETTING ACQUAINTED3 GETTING ACQUAINTED #5#7#8#9 $0$1$2 #2ON AIRADJUSTING SQUELCH SWITCHING POWER ON/OFFADJUSTING VOLUME OPERATING BASICS4 OPERATING BASICS USING 1 MHz STEPSSELECTING MODE EQUALIZING VFO FREQUENCIES A=BChanging Step Sizes FINE TUNINGQUICK CHANGES Fine TuningDIRECT FREQUENCY ENTRY FRONT PANEL METER4 OPERATING BASICS TRANSMIT CARRIER LEVEL SELECTING TRANSMIT POWERTRANSMITTING MICROPHONE GAINMENU ACCESS MENU SETUPWHAT IS A MENU? TEMPORARY MENU RESETTINGMENU CONFIGURATION 5 MENU SETUPpressing AT TUNE. OFF may be selected if using a linear amplifier 5 MENU SETUPNote If OFF is selected, the transmit status can be aborted by Note To reliably use the 5 MENU SETUPNote Front Panel MIC gain control has no effect when using the 38400 or 57600 bpsCROSS REFERENCE FOR MENU FUNCTIONS 5 MENU SETUPSSB TRANSMISSION COMMUNICATINGSLOW SCAN TV/ FACSIMILE 6 COMMUNICATING SWITCHING TX/RX MANUALLYCW TRANSMISSION TX SIDETONE/ RX PITCH FREQUENCYFULL BREAK-IN Setting Delay TimeSEMI BREAK-IN CW REVERSE RECEIVE6 COMMUNICATING ELECTRONIC KEYERLearning Outline 6 COMMUNICATING Multiple-Button FunctionsEmulation Options OptionCW Message Playback Storing CW Messages6 COMMUNICATING Inquiry Functions Erasing CW Messages6 COMMUNICATING Command Name Function Commands6 COMMUNICATING Description Embedded FunctionsSerial Number Options 6 COMMUNICATINGFM REPEATER OPERATION FM TRANSMISSION6 COMMUNICATING 1 Press RX B or RX AContinuous or Burst Subtones? Selecting Subtone Frequency6 COMMUNICATING RTTY FREQUENCY SHIFT KEYING AM TRANSMISSIONDIGITAL OPERATION 6 COMMUNICATINGERROR-CHECKING MODES AMTOR/ PACKET/ PACTOR/ G-TOR/ CLOVER 6 COMMUNICATINGModulation Type SPLIT-FREQUENCY OPERATION6 COMMUNICATING Frequency kHz6 COMMUNICATING TF-SET TRANSMIT FREQUENCY SETSATELLITE OPERATION 1 Press and hold TF-SETRECEIVING RIT RECEIVE INCREMENTAL TUNINGOPERATING AIDS AGC AUTOMATIC GAIN CONTROLMicrophone Input Level Adjustment XIT TRANSMIT INCREMENTAL TUNINGDelay Time Adjustment 7 OPERATING AIDSTRANSMIT MONITOR 7 OPERATING AIDS SPEECH PROCESSOR SSB/AMCHANGING FREQUENCY WHILE TRANSMITTING COMPTransmit Bandshift CUSTOMIZING TRANSMIT SIGNAL CHARACTERISTICS SSB/AMChanging Transmit Bandwidth Equalizing Transmit AudioAUTOMATIC MODE BOUNDARIES USING AUTOMATIC MODEAUTOMATIC MODE 7 OPERATING AIDSINTERNAL TUNER PRESETTING INTERNAL TUNER ONLYAUTOMATIC ANTENNA TUNER PRESET BANDS FOR INTERNAL TUNER7 OPERATING AIDS AT-300 EXTERNAL TUNER OPTIONALCOMMUNICATION PARAMETERS There is a 4 A fuse inside the TS-870S for the AT-300 Antenna TunerDSP TOOLS SLOPE TUNING SSB/AMREJECTING INTERFERENCE IF SHIFT CWAUTO NOTCH SSB BEAT CANCEL SSB/AM8 REJECTING INTERFERENCE CW/FSK/FMAIP ADVANCED INTERCEPT POINT SETTING SPAC TIMENOISE BLANKER ATTENUATORCONVENTIONAL OR QUICK MEMORY? MEMORY FEATURESMICROPROCESSOR MEMORY BACKUP CONVENTIONAL MEMORYSplit-Frequency Channels 9 MEMORY FEATURESMEMORY CHANNEL RECALL Quick Channel SearchTemporary Frequency Changes MEMORY TRANSFERMEMORY CHANNEL SCROLL Memory \ VFO TransfersChannel to Channel Transfers Full ResetERASING MEMORY CHANNELS 9 MEMORY FEATURES9 MEMORY FEATURES STORING SCAN LIMITS IN CHProgrammable VFO Function Confirming Start/End FrequenciesRECALLING FROM QUICK MEMORY QUICK MEMORYSTORING INTO QUICK MEMORY TEMPORARY FREQUENCY CHANGESSCAN HOLD SCANPROGRAM SCAN CONFIRMING START/END LIMITSBUSY FREQUENCY STOP MEMORY SCAN10 SCAN ALL-CHANNEL SCANMEMORY CHANNEL LOCKOUT SETTING SCAN SPEED10 SCAN GROUP SCAN INITIAL SETTINGS MICROPROCESSOR RESETSWITCHING ANT 1/ ANT PARTIAL RESET11 OPERATOR CONVENIENCES USING THE PROGRAMMED BUTTONSBEEP FUNCTION ASSIGNING FUNCTIONSDISPLAY DIMMER ALARM NOTIFICATIONSETTING UP QUICK DATA TRANSFERTransferring Data USING QUICK TRANSFERConnections Receiving DataMESSAGE PLAYBACK DRU-3 DIGITAL RECORDING SYSTEM OPTIONALRECORDING MESSAGES Checking MessagesALTERING INTER-MESSAGE INTERVAL VS-2 VOICE SYNTHESIZER OPTIONALCONTINUOUS MULTI-CHANNEL PLAYBACK Transmitting Messages Manual TX/RXSERVICE NOTE MAINTENANCESERVICE CLEANINGREFERENCE FREQUENCY CALIBRATION INTERNAL ADJUSTMENTS12 MAINTENANCE RECORD LEVEL ADJUSTMENTProblem Symptom TROUBLESHOOTING12 MAINTENANCE Probable CausePress LSB/USB, CW/-R, FSK/-R, or 12 MAINTENANCEThe LO/WIDTH control or HI/SHIFT 51,5212 MAINTENANCE OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES VS-2 VOICE SYNTHESIZER UNIT INSTALLING OPTIONSREMOVING THE CASE DRU-3 DIGITAL RECORDING UNIT14 INSTALLING OPTIONS SO-2 TEMPERATURE-COMPENSATED CRYSTAL OSCILLATOR TCXOSPECIFICATIONS GENERAL TRANSMITTERSPECIFICATIONS RECEIVERAPPENDIX A LEARNING ABOUT DSP NCDXF/IARU BEACON NETWORK APPENDIX B PROPAGATIONINFORMATION HF BEACONSLocation APPENDICESCall Sign LocationAPPENDIX C GENERAL COVERAGE RECEIVER FOR SWLINGCOMMAND DESCRIPTION APPENDIX D COM CONNECTOR PROTOCOLCOMMANDS HARDWARE DESCRIPTIONNo. of PARAMETER DESCRIPTIONName FormatTERMINATOR COMPUTER CONTROL COMMANDSÒFAÓ Error ERROR MESSAGESCOMMAND USE PRECAUTIONS Reason for Error0006 MENU SELECTION TABLE FOR “EX” COMMAND, PARAMETERParameter 00090002 00000001 0003READING COMMAND TABLES COMMAND TABLESAPPENDICES APPENDICES NOT USED APPENDICES APPENDICES Parameter Format APPENDICESSets VOX OFF/ON INDEX Resume, Carrier-Operated Frequencies, PopularResume, Time-operated

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