Recall; Reset And Return; Call Sign Entry - Kenwood TM-3530A Instruction Manual

4-8-6. Recall
The recall function is a channel re-linkage operation. If, in
the previous example, the channel linkage could not be
completed, station A would use the recal! function to
again attempt to bring station B to the open channel
(146.430 MHz).
The same procedure is used with the TM-3530A.
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Station A Station B
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Station A operation
Press the CHL key again.
Steps 4 and 5 of the previous section will be repeated.
i You may repeat this operation as many times as neces-
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4-8-7. Reset and return
A. Reset function:
Use this function to move to another open channel after
completing a channel linkage. This function enables
either station to initiate channel linkage by resetting the
CHL system. (This is confirmed by the fact that the CHL
indicator is turned OFF.)
Operating procedure Operation Remarks
1. Press the RESET key.
Pressing once turns the LCD indicator
OFF and releases the channel linkage
operation.
Now, new channel linkage is possible.
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B. Return Function:
Use if automatic QSY fails on any station you are com-
municating with. For example: stations A and B are co-
municating with each other. Station A initiates the chan-
nel linkage function. However station B is not successful
in the linkage operation. Pressing the RESET key will re-
turn the radio to the original operating frequency with a
simple one touch operation.
Operating procedure Operation Remarks
1. Press the RESET key. Pressing the key again after reset opera-_ | The original operating fre-
tion causes the original channel quency and the open channel
(146.520 MHz) to be displayed. Each are stored into memory at
time the key is subsequently depressed the time the channel! linkage
the display will switch between the ori- operation is originally com-
gina! operating frequency (146.520 pleted.
MHz) and the open channel frequency
(146.430 MHz). Press the CHL key
while the original operating frequency is
displayed and channel linkage operation
will be initiated again.
The same procedure is used with the
TM-3530A.
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4-8-8. Call sign entry
The TM-3530A/2570A/2550A/2550E/2530A employs
a method of displaying and entering the call sign digit by
digit using decimal ASCII codes. Set the call sign by re-
ferring to the ASCII call sign data.
After the call sign has been entered, it will not be neces-
sary to reenter it as long as you operate the TM-
3530A/2570A/2550A/2550E/2530A.
(However, if the reset (page 15) is depressed or the lith-
ium battery were to fail, reprogramming may be neces-
sary).
Conversion of call sign to ASCII code
Digit : 1 2 3 4
Example: WwW D 6 D
(87) (68) (54) (68)
Operating procedure
ASCII call sign data
W : 87
Space : 32
2:50
5 6
J Y
(74) (89) 6: 54
Operation
Remarks
1. To display the call sign, first press the
CS key and then, the RESET key.
Each time the RESET key is pressed, the
call sign and digital code will be dis-
played alternately.
Referring to the lefthand illustration, 1 of
"1 00" indicates the first digit of the call
sign, WD6DJY, for example.
Whenever the call sign dis-
play has been selected by
pressing the RESET key, the
1st digit of the call sign will
always be displayed.
2. Enter the call sign, referring to the
ASCII table on page 26, using the nu-
meric keypad.
KENWOOD. TH-2550R
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ET |e ea
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ro: SOL, peta
To enter "W", press [8] then [7] on the
numeric keypad. A short beep will sound
each time you press a key to confirm
data entry and the digit will appear in the
display. A long beep will sound after the
2nd digit of each alphanumeric char-
acter, and the display will change to indi-
cate the next character.
Itis possible to receive, but
not to transmit while enter-
ing the call sign. Attempting
to transmit will cause an er-
ror alarm of three beeps to
sound.
er the remaining characters.
KENWOOD, THA ZEEOR
2 BF
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Termararthansetaren | L E eal ial
Ooty i
Enter the remaining characters using the
key below;
(D) = 68, (6) = 54, (D) = 68, (J}=74, (Y)=
89.
After the final 9 has been entered, the
display will return to the first character
position.
Enter your call sign using the procedures
in step 2 and 3.
To check the call sign data
rotate the MEMORY CHAN-
NEL selector. A beep will
sound each time you display
the first character.
4, Press the CS key to return to the nor-
mal frequency display.
After all digits have been entered, press
the CS key to return to the normal fre-
quency display.
Remember that transmit is
inhibited while entering the
call sign.