Kenwood TM-D700A Operation Instruction Manual
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- Page 1 Kenwood FM Dual Band TM-D700A Operation Instruction...
- Page 10 The knob on the lower left of the radio when turned it selects: • Operating frequencies when in VFO mode, 2 button down on left. • Memory channels when in Memory Recall mode, 3 button down on left. • Menu Nos. when in Menu mode, 2rd button down on right. When turning the lower left hand knob in Memory Recall Mode, take note of the radio's memory channel on VFO B.
- Page 12 Again when turning the lower left hand knob in Memory Recall Mode, take note that the radio's memory channel on VFO A. It has been changed to channel 15, the PACKET frequency on VFO A. Don’t get confused by the PACKET label above the frequency of VFO A , it is just a label for the channel that you have selected, this doesn’t indicate that the TNC has been initiated and that you are in packet mode...
- Page 13 To initiate the TNC: Open the WinPack terminal program on the computer. On the TM-D700A, press the “F” button on the bottom left of the screen for about two seconds (you will hear two beeps). Be sure you hear it beep twice...
- Page 14 On the lower left side of the screen you will see “TNC”. Press that button.
- Page 15 That procedure probably puts the radio in “TNC APRS” mode, note the display in the upper left. For that reason you will need to press the “F” button on the bottom left of the screen again for about two seconds (you will hear two beeps).
- Page 16 On the lower left side of the screen you will see “TNC”. Press that button again.
- Page 17 At this point, the TNC should be successfully initialized, note the display in the upper left hand corner that reads “TNC PKT” and in the upper right hand corner of the display reads “1200”. The WinPack computer screen should show: TASCO Radio Modem AX.25 Level 2 Version 2.0 Release 03/Dec/99 3Chip ver 1.08...
- Page 18 When the TNC is initialized then all packet traffic is automatically transmitted on VFO-A. For that reason, you do not need “PTT” on VFO-A, leave it on VFO-B. Since packet is automatic, you may also leave the volume turned down on VFO-A, just make sure that the squelch is tight enough not to allow white-noise or the Packet will not transmit.
- Page 19 The radio is very versatile as it employs a fluid command system, as follows: 1.Recalls the Call channel 2.Selects the VFO mode. In this mode you can change the operating frequency 3.Selects the Memory Recall mode. In this mode you can change memory channels 4.When turned, selects: •...
- Page 20 6. Allows you to select the different functions that are available using the multifunction buttons 7. Activates the Tone , CTCSS , or DCS function 8. Switches the transmit frequency and receive frequency when operating with an offset or an odd-split memory channel .