Clone Modes; To Enter The Clone Mode And Connect Transceivers; All Clone; Group Clone - Kenwood TK-790 Service Manual

44. Clone Modes

There are two clone modes : "All Clone Mode", in which
all data programmed in one transceiver with the "FPU" is
copied to another transceiver, and "Group Clone Mode", in
which group data in one transceiver is copied to a group in
another transceiver.
The cloning operation is performed from the master side
transceiver.
[PF5] + Power on
All clone/Group clone selection
All clone mode
[Up/Down]
Cloning
[PF5]
END
[PF5]
Power off
44-1. To Enter the Clone Mode and Connect
Transceivers
(1) Hold down the [PF5] key and turn on the power switch on
the master side transceiver.
Turn on the power switch on the slave side transceiver as
usual.
(2) Connect the master and slave side transceivers with a
cloning cable.

44-2. All Clone

1. Enter the All Clone Mode from the clone mode with the
[Up/down] knob.
2. Press the [PF5] key to start cloning.
Cloning cable
(Part No. E30-3370-05)
Fig. 2
OPERATING FEATURES
Group clone mode
[PF5]
Master group selection
[PF5]
[Up/Down]
Slave group selection
[UP/Down]
[PF5]
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44-3. Group Clone

1. Enter the group clone mode from the clone mode with
[Up/Down] knob.
2. Press the [PF5] key to enter the master group select
mode. Select the master group with [Up/Down] knob.
Master side display
Data cloning
A CLONE / ALL CLONE
[PF5]
TX LED on
END
TX LED off
3. Press the [PF5] key to enter the slave group select mode.
Select the slave group with [Up/Down] knob.
4. Press the [PF5] key to start cloning.
Note : The transceiver does not enter the clone mode if it is
disabled with the FPU. To clone the transceiver both trans-
ceivers must be same. If the panels, frequency ranges, op-
tional board are different, they cannot be cloned.
Master side display
G CLONE / GROUP CLONE
[PF5]
GRP 1M / GROUP 1M
[Up/Down]
GRP 160M / GROUP 160M
[PF5]
GRP 1S / GROUP 1S
[Up/Down]
Data cloning
GRP 100S / GROUP 100S
[PF5]
TX LED on
END
TX LED off
( B ) /H ( B )
Slave side display
– PC –
Busy LED on
User mode
Busy LED off
Slave side display
User mode
– PC –
Busy LED on
User mode
Busy LED off
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