Kenwood TR-851A Instruction Manual page 26

A. Storing the digital access code
Example:
Store the following digital codes:
, 2, 3, 4, 5 in code channel 1
4, 6, 8, 0 in code channel 3
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1. Press the CS key.
The digital code channel 1 will be displayed. (An
example is factory-preset)
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5. Key in the digital code as 2, 4, 6, 8, O.
6. When the fifth digit has been keyed in, a beep
will again sound to signal data storage.
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B. Transmit code
The digital code that appears when the CS key is
pressed is the transmit code. The transmit code is
also an active standby code if no standby code is ac-
tive any signal containing the proper standby code
that is received and causes a channel linkage or code
squelch operation to be performed will also cause
microprocessor to select the same access code for
transmit, to allow 2-way communications.
C. Specifying waiting with multiple digital codes
The transmit digital code is the code that is displayed
when the CS key is pressed to return to the normal
frequency display. This code operates as an active
standby code in receive, along with any other codes
with the standby indicator ON.
To activate a standby code:
For example, use the 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, code stored in
code channel 1 as the transmit code and the 2, 4, 6,
8, O code stored in code channel 3 as an active
standby code.
1. Press the CS key; the digital code display will
appear.
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