Embedded Message Function; Embedded Message; Embedded Message With Password - Kenwood TK-3180 Function Reference

6 EMBEDDED MESSAGE FUNCTION

This function allows you to embed a text message
(combination of alphabets and numerals) in the
transceiver.
6.1

Embedded Message

This function allows you to store a maximum of 64
characters in the transceiver.
You can store the transceiver's identification information,
such as its serial number and program file name.
You can configure and store messages to the transceiver
using KPG-89D. The message, which is written in the
transceiver, is stored as a part of the configuration data.
You can read the stored messages from the transceiver
using KPG-89D.
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Configuration using KPG-89D
• Configuring the Embedded Message (Refer to
FPRG 6.18 Embedded Message.)
• Writing the configuration data to the transceiver
(Refer to FPRG 7.2 Write Data to the Transceiver).
• Reading the configuration data from the
transceiver (Refer to FPRG 7.1 Read Data from
the Transceiver).
6.2 Embedded Message
with Password
This function allows you to store a maximum of 64
characters in the transceiver with a password.
You can store the transceiver's identification information,
such as its Serial Number and Configuration file name,
with the password.
You can write messages and password to the transceiver
using KPG-89D. When writing a message with the
Embedded Message w/Password function, you can store
the message as a separate data from the configuration
data.
You must enter the correct password to write a message.
The message is not written to the transceiver unless the
correct password is entered.
You can read the stored messages from the transceiver
using KPG-89D.
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Configuration using KPG-89D
• Configuring the Embedded Message (Refer to
FPRG 6.19 Embedded Message with Password.)
• Writing the configuration data to the Transceiver
(Refer to FPRG 7.2 Write Data to the Transceiver.)
Version: 1.11
• Reading the configuration data from the
Transceiver (Refer to FPRG 7.1 Read Data from
the Transceiver.)
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