Data Program Mode; Clone Mode - Kenwood TK-768 Service Manual

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&4. Data Program Mode
In this mode, data is written into the EEPROM in
the transceiver. When the power is turned on, data
program mode can be entered immediately. When
the KPG-4 is connected and commands can be re-
ceived,
'-PC-" is displayed to indicate that data pro-
gram mode has been entered.
Tuning can be done using an IBM PC and KPG-29D,
in the same way as in panel tuning mode. You can
carry out panel tuning by selecting test mode on the
KPG-29D menu screen and following the instructions
on the screen. See the KPG-29D instruction manual
for details.
6-5. Clone Mode (Figure 2)
Programmed data is transferred from one trans-
ceiver to another by using a microphone cable.
1. Turn the slave set on.
2. Hold down the CH tvl key, turn the master set on,
and keep the CH tVl key down for two more sec-
onds. "-C-" appears on the display to indicate that
clone mode has been entered.
3. Connect the master set to the slave set.
4. Press the MON key on the master set. The à mark
appears and data is sent from the master set to the
slave set. "-PC-' appears on the slave set to show
that it is receiving data.
5. When cloning is complete, the à mark on the mas-
ter set disappears and "-C-" changes to "End". The
slave set is automatically reset and enters user
mode.
lf cloning fails, the master set shows "ErrOr". Re-
peat steps 4 and 5.
lf you wish to clone several sets, switch each of
them on and rePeat 4 and 5.
Note : Do not connect an user mode radio to the other
user mooe one.
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