Signal - Kenwood TM-732A Instruction Manual

11. Remote Control by External DIMF Signal
This transceiver can be controlled by another
transceiver that can transmit DTMF signals.
1. See "DTSS code selection" on pages 61 and 62,
and set the DTSS code. This code is used as a
control password to prevent unauthorized changes.
2. Cancel the DTSS mode.
3. Specify the band to be controlled and the
frequency for receiving the external control signals.
The control select LED lights for the controlled
band.
Example: The band to be controlled is the VHF band and the
frequency for receiving external control signals is 438.640 MHz.
4. Turn the POWER switch off.
5. Hold down the C. SEL key, then press the POWER
switch.
@The DT and S&RF indicators flash. The transceiver now waits
for an external control signal.
@The transceiver is locked, and does not accept any front panel
key input when operating in this mode.
POWER
Low
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6. Set the frequency of the remote transceiver that can
output DTMF signals in the 4830MHz band to 438.640
MHz.
7. The remote transceiver should be placed in transmit,
and the operator should send " A" followed by the
correct DTSS code, then" #". This will cause the
DT indicator on the display to turn off. The radio is
now ready to accept the external control signal.
8. The following functions may be controlled by the
remote station.
DTMF key Control function
1 Enables the T.ALT function.
Enables the tone.
T
Enables the tone squelch.
Disables the T.ALT function.
Disables the tone.
Disables the tone squelch.
Call channel
VFO mode
Memory channel
Switch transmission output.
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The enter mode is set, and the frequency
can be set with keys 0 to 9.
W
Tone frequency selection mode