Kenwood TH-K2AT Service Manual page 34

TH-K2AT/K2E/K2ET
(4) Press the [CALL] key to sw itch to the adjustment display.
(5) When the [PTT] key is pressed to enable transmit mode, a
preset DCS code (023) is int ernally generat ed and
modulated.
(6) Turn the encoder to change the current adjustment value
and adjust DCS deviation.
(7) Press the [M ENU] key to w rite the current adjustment value
into the EEPROM .
2 DCS deviation (Center frequency)
(1) Press the [LAM P] or [M ONI] key on the transceiver to display
" DVC" on the LCD.
In this case, the "
(2) Press the [VFO], [M R] or [CALL] key to sw itch to the
frequency display.
(3) Turn the encoder to display the center frequency on the
LCD.
(4) Repeat steps (4) to (7) of " 1 DCS deviation (Low er limit
frequency)" described on page 33.
3 DCS deviation (Upper limit frequency)
(1) Press the [LAM P] or [M ONI] key on the transceiver to display
" DVH" on the LCD.
In this case, the "
(2) Press the [VFO], [M R] or [CALL] key to sw itch to the
frequency display.
(3) Turn the encoder to display the upper limit frequency on
the LCD.
(4) Repeat steps (4) to (7) of " 1 DCS deviation (Low er limit
frequency)" described on page 33.
O. VOX sensitivity (Level 1, level 9)
1 VOX sensitivity (Level 1)
(1) Press the [LAM P] or [M ONI] key on the transceiver to display
" VOX1" on the LCD.
Press the [F] key and then the [PTT] key repeatedly to turn
the " " icon ON.
The current microphone input level value is displayed at
the low er digits of the frequency display, and the value
stored in the EEPROM is displayed on the memory channel
number display.
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" icon appears.
" icon appears.
(2) Input a specified AG signal to microphone input.
(3) Press the [M ENU] key to w rite the current microphone input
level value into the EEPROM .
2 VOX sensitivity (Level 9)
(1) Press the [LAM P] or [M ONI] key on the transceiver to display
" VOX9" on the LCD.
(2) Input a specified AG signal to microphone input.
(3) Press the [M ENU] key to w rite the current microphone input
level value into the EEPROM .