Kenwood TS-890S Command Reference Manual page 7
Pc control command
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BC
Beat Cancel
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Set
B
C
P1
1
2
3
Read
B
C
;
1
2
3
Answer
B
C
P1
BD / BU
Frequency Band Selection (Setting 1) /
[UP]/[DOWN] Operating (Setting 2)
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3
Set 1
B
D / U
P1
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3
Set 2
B
D / U
;
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2
3
Read
B
D / U
P1
1
2
3
Answer
B
D / U
P1
BI
Break-in
1
2
3
Set
B
I
P1
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2
3
Read
B
I
;
1
2
3
Answer
B
I
P1
BK
Blanking of Received Signal
1
2
3
Set
B
K
P1
1
2
3
Read
B
K
;
1
2
3
Answer
B
K
P1
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Parameters:
P1
9
10
0: Beat Cancel OFF
1: Beat Cancel 1 ON
2: Beat Cancel 2 ON
9
10
9
10
Parameters:
P1 (Target VFO)
9
10
0: VFO A
1: VFO B
This parameter is invalid during the Setting command; the
9
10
operating VFO is always selected. Enter any value.
P2 (Band number)
00: 1.8 MHz band
9
10
01: 3.5 MHz band
02: 7 MHz band
03: 10 MHz band
9
10
04: 14 MHz band
05: 18 MHz band
06: 21 MHz band
07: 24 MHz band
08: 28 MHz band
09: 50 MHz band
10: General coverage
P3 (Band memory number)
1 ~ 3:
0 is returned when the frequency range does not support the
band memory.
• When changing the band memory of the same frequency
band, appoint the same band direct number for the setting 1
command.
• Using BU; as the setting 2 command performs the same
operation as pressing [UP], and using BD; as the setting 2
command performs the same operation as pressing [DOWN].
• When the AI function automatically responds, the BU; command
responds.
• While the section setting Memory Channel is displayed, you can
use BD; to send the start frequency and BU; to send the end
frequency.
Parameters:
P1
9
10
0: Break-in OFF
1: Break-in ON
9
10
• Settings can only be performed in CW mode.
• "0" is respond when reading in any mode other than CW mode.
9
10
Parameters:
P1
9
10
0: Blanking OFF
1: Blanking ON
9
10
• The blanking state is not backed up.
• Blanking by the BK command also operates on the received IF
signal.
9
10
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