Panel Key Operation In The Adjustment Mode; Example Of The Adjustment Mode Operation Procedure - Kenwood TM-V71A Service Manual

■ Panel key operation in the adjustment mode

Key name
Changes the adjustment item or adjustment
(Turn) band item. Increase or decrease the
adjustment values (00~254).
Movement from the adjustment item
Tuning
display to the adjustment band item display
control
or movement from the adjustment band
(Press)
item display to the adjustment value dispaly.
(Forward)
Write adjustment values.
Movement from the adjustment value
display to the adjustment band item display
[CALL] or movement from the adjustment band
item display to the adjustment item display.
(Back)
[VFO],[MR],[F],
[TONE],[REV],
Unused
[LOW],[PF1],[PF2],
[PM]
Microphone key
Transmit. (Only the adjustment item of the
[PTT]
transmitter section can be used.)
Turn the Tuning control while "FRQ A" is blinking.
Select the BPF RSSI adjustment item "BPF A" of band A.
Press the Tuning control while "BPF A" is blinking.
"BPF A" stops blinking and it moves to the adjustment band items display.
The adjustment band item "VL" of 144MHz band and the low frequency blinks.
Turn the Tuning control while "VL" is blinking.
Select the adjustment band item "UL" of the 430MHz band and the low frequency.
Press the Tuning control while "UL" is blinking. "UL" stops blinking and it moves to the adjustment
value display. The current adjustment value "36" blinks.
Change the adjustment value by turning the Tuning control so that the RSSI value may become the
maximum while the current adjustment value "36" is blinking.
(For example, assume an adjustment value of 38 after adjustment.)
The selected adjustment value is stored in the EEPROM when the Tuning control is pressed.
ADJUSTMENT
Function
TM-V71A/V71E

■ Example of the adjustment mode operation procedure

The operating procedure when the BPF RSSI of band A
(430MHz band, low frequency) is adjusted is described as
follows.
The adjustment item "FRQ A" of the band A frequency
is displayed when entering the adjustment mode according
to the operating procedure of "How to enter the adjustment
mode" described on page 42.
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