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Kenwood TS-B2000 Instruction Manual (152 pages)

ALL MODE MULTI-BAND TRANSCEIVER

Brand: Kenwood | Category: Car Receiver | Size: 2.93 MB

Instruction Manual
1
Features
2
Supplied Accessories
2
Writing Conventions Followed
2
Models Covered by this Manual
3
Market Codes
3
Precautions
4
Table of Contents
5
Contents
6
Chapter 1 Installation

9
- Antenna Connection
  9
- Ground Connection
  9
- Lightning Protection
  9
- DC Power Supply Connection
  10
- Utilizing the Bail (Ts-2000(X) Only)
  10
- Replacing Fuses
  10
- Accessory Connections
  11
  - Front Panel
    11
    
    Headphones (PHONES)
    11
    
    Microphone (MIC)
    11
  - Rear Panel
    11
    
    External Speakers (EXT.SP1/ EXT.SP2)
    11
    
    Keys for CW (PADDLE and KEY)
    11
CHAPTER 2 YOUR FIRST QSO (HF/ 50Mhz Band)

12
- Receiving
  12
- Transmitting
  13
CHAPTER 3 YOUR FIRST QSO (VHF/ UHF Band)

14
- Receiving
  14
- Transmitting
  15
Chapter 4 Getting Acquainted

16
- Front Panel
  16
- Rear Panel
  21
- Display
  22
- Microphone
  25
Chapter 5 Operating Basics

26
- Switching Power On/Off
  26
- Adjusting Volume
  26
  - Audio Frequency (Af) Gain
    26
  - Radio Frequency (Rf) Gain
    26
- Selecting Vfo a or Vfo B
  26
- Selecting a Band
  26
- Selecting a Mode
  27
- Adjusting Squelch
  27
- Selecting a Frequency
  27
- Front Panel Meter
  27
- Transmitting
  28
  - Selecting Transmit Power
    28
  - Microphone Gain
    28
Chapter 6 Menu Setup

29
- What Is a Menu
  29
- Menu A/ Menu B
  29
- Menu Access
  29
- Quick Menu
  29
  - Programming the Quick Menu
    29
  - Using the Quick Menu
    29
- Menu Configuration
  30
- Alphabetical Function List
  34
Chapter 7 Basic Communications

36
- Ssb Transmission
  36
- Fm Transmission
  36
- Am Transmission
  37
- Narrow Bandwidth for Fm
  37
- Narrow Bandwidth for am
  37
- Cw Transmission
  38
  - Auto Zero-Beat
    38
  - Tx Sidetone/ Rx Pitch Frequency
    38
Chapter 8 Enhanced Communications

39
- Split-Frequency Operation
  39
  - Tf-Set (Transmit Frequency Set)
    39
- Fm Repeater Operation
  40
  - Programming an Offset
    40
    
    Selecting an Offset Direction
    40
    
    Selecting an Offset Frequency
    40
  - Transmitting a Tone
    41
    
    Activating the Tone Function
    41
    
    Selecting a Tone Frequency
    41
    
    Selecting Continuous or Burst
    41
    
    Transmitting a 1750 Hz Tone
    41
  - Automatic Repeater Offset
    42
  - Reverse Function
    42
  - Automatic Simplex Check (Asc)
    42
  - Tone Freq. ID Scan
    42
- Fm Ctcss Operation
  43
  - Ctcss Freq. ID Scan
    43
- Fm Dcs Operation
  44
  - Dcs Code ID Scan
    44
Chapter 9 Communicating Aids

45
- Receiving
  45
  - Selecting Your Frequency
    45
    
    Direct Frequency Entry
    45
    
    Using 1 Mhz Steps
    45
    
    Quick QSY
    45
    
    Fine Tuning
    46
    
    Equalizing VFO Frequencies (A=B)
    46
  - Rit (Receive Incremental Tuning)
    46
  - Agc (Automatic Gain Control)
    46
- Transmitting
  47
  - Vox (Voice-Operated Transmit)
    47
    
    Microphone Input Level
    47
    
    Delay Time
    47
  - Speech Processor
    48
  - Xit (Transmit Incremental Tuning)
    48
  - Customizing Transmit Signal Characteristics
    49
    
    TX Filter Bandwidth (SSB/AM)
    49
    
    TX Equalizer (SSB/FM/AM)
    49
  - Transmit Inhibit
    49
  - Changing Frequency While Transmitting
    49
- Cw Break-In
  50
  - Using Semi Break-In or Full Break-In
    50
- Electronic Keyer
  50
  - Changing Keying Speed
    50
  - Auto Weighting
    50
    
    Reverse Keying Weight Ratio
    50
  - Bug Key Function
    51
  - Cw Message Memory
    51
    
    Storing CW Messages
    51
    
    Checking CW Messages Without Transmitting
    51
    
    Transmitting CW Messages
    51
    
    Changing the Inter-Message Interval Time
    52
    
    Changing the Sidetone Volume
    52
    
    Inset Keying
    52
  - Frequency Correction for Cw
    52
  - Cw Reverse (Receive)
    52
  - Auto Cw Tx in Ssb Mode
    52
Chapter 10 Sub-Receiver

53
- Sub-Receiver
  53
- Tx Band and Control Band
  53
  - Tx Band
    53
  - Control Band
    53
- Receiving
  53
  - Activating the Sub-Receiver
    53
  - Controlling the Sub-Receiver
    53
  - Selecting a Band
    53
  - Adjusting the Audio Frequency (Af) Gain
    54
  - Adjusting the Squelch
    54
  - Selecting a Frequency
    54
  - Sub-Receiver Panel Meter
    54
  - Selecting a Mode for the Sub-Receiver
    54
  - Fm Ctcss Operation
    54
  - Fm Dcs Operation
    54
  - Tone Freq. ID Scan
    54
  - Dcs Code ID Scan
    54
  - Attenuator
    55
  - Pre-Amplifier
    55
  - Dual Watch
    55
  - Scan
    55
  - Noise Reduction
    55
- Transmitting
  55
  - Selecting a Transmit Power
    55
  - Microphone Gain
    55
  - Fm Repeater Operation
    55
  - Reverse Function
    55
  - Automatic Simplex Check (Asc)
    56
  - Transmitting a Tone
    56
- Memory
  56
Chapter 11 Specialized Communications

57
- Packet Radio
  57
- Built-In Tnc
  57
- Preparation
  58
- DCD Sense
  58
- Radio Teletypewriting (Rtty)
  59
- Amtor/Pactor/Clover/G-TOR/PSK31
  60
- Slow Scan Tv/ Facsimile
  60
- DX Packet Cluster Tune
  61
- Satellite Operation
  61
Chapter 12 Rejecting Interference

63
- Dsp Filters
  63
  - Changing the Receive Filter Bandwidth
    63
    
    SSB/ FM/ am Modes
    63
    
    CW/ FSK Modes
    63
  - Notch Filter (Ssb)
    64
  - Beat Cancel (Ssb/ Am)
    64
  - Manual Beat Cancel (All Modes)
    64
  - Noise Reduction
    64
    
    Setting the N.R. 1 Level Adjustment
    64
    
    Settign the N.R. 2 Time Constant
    64
- Noise Blanker
  65
- Pre-Amplifier
  65
- Attenuator
  65
Chapter 13 Memory Features

66
- Memory Channels
  66
  - Storing Data in Memory
    66
    
    Simplex Channels
    66
    
    Split-Frequency Channels
    67
  - Memory Recall and Scroll
    67
    
    Memory Recall
    67
    
    Memory Scroll
    68
    
    Temporary Frequency Changes
    68
  - Memory-Vfo Split Operation
    68
  - Memory Transfer
    69
    
    Memory VFO Transfer
    69
    
    Channel Channel Transfer
    69
  - Storing Frequency Ranges
    70
    
    Confirming Start/End Frequencies
    70
    
    Programmable VFO
    70
    
    Memory Channel Lockout
    70
  - Erasing Memory Channels
    70
  - Memory Channel Name
    71
  - Memory Group
    72
    
    Memory Group Select
    72
- Quick Memory
  72
Chapter 14 Scan

74
- Normal Scan
  74
  - Vfo Scan
    74
  - Program Scan
    75
  - Program Scan Partially Slowed
    75
  - Scan Hold
    76
  - Mhz SCAN
    76
- Memory Scan
  76
  - Scan Resume Method
    76
  - All-Channel Scan
    76
  - Group Scan
    77
  - Call Scan
    77
Press [M.IN] to Enter Memory Scroll Mode

77
MULTI/ CH Control

77
Press [DISP]

77
- The Memory Name Input Prompt Appears
  77
Press [DISP] Again to Skip the Input or Enter a Memory Name Using [+]/ [-] and [MAIN] or [SUB]

77
- Visual Scan
  78
Chapter 15 Operator Conveniences

80
- ALT (Auto Lock Tuning)
  80
- Antennas
  80
  - HF/ 50 Mhz BAND
    80
  - Vhf/ Uhf/ 1.2 Ghz Band
    80
- APO (Auto Power OFF)
  80
- Automatic Antenna Tuner
  80
  - Presetting
    81
- Attenuator
  81
- Auto Mode
  81
- Beep Function
  82
- Call Channel
  83
- Display
  83
  - Brightness
    83
  - Contrast
    83
  - Key Illumination
    83
- Dtmf
  83
  - Manual Dtmf Dialing
    83
  - Dtmf Memory
    83
    
    Entering DTMF Tones
    83
    
    Transmitting DTMF Memory Channel Data
    84
    
    DTMF Tone Time Length
    84
    
    DTMF Pause Period
    84
- Hf Rx Antenna
  84
- Linear Amplifier Control
  84
- Lock Functions
  85
  - Frequency Lock Function
    85
  - Lock All Function
    85
- Microphone Pf Keys
  85
- Monitor
  85
- Pf Key
  85
- Rise Time of Cw
  85
- Rx Dsp Equalizer
  86
  - Equalizing Receiving Audio (Ssb/ Fm/ Am)
    86
- Separate Speaker Output
  86
- S-Meter Squelch
  86
  - Squelch Hang Time
    86
- Time-Out Timer
  86
Press [M.IN] to Store the Settings

86
- Tnc
  87
- Transverter
  87
- Tx Monitor
  87
- Tx Power
  87
- Quick Data Transfer
  88
  - Setting up
    88
    
    Equipment Needed
    88
    
    Connections
    88
  - Using Quick Transfer
    88
    
    Transferring Data
    88
    
    Receiving Data
    88
- Computer Control
  89
  - Setting up
    89
    
    Equipment Needed
    89
    
    Connections
    89
- Communication Parameters
  89
- Remote Microphone Controller
  89
- WIRELESS REMOTE CONTROL (K-Type ONLY)
  90
  - Preparation
    90
  - Control Operation
    90
- SKY COMMAND II+ (K-Type ONLY)
  91
  - Preparation
    91
  - Control Operation
    92
  - Using Th-D7A as a Commander
    93
  - Control Operation
    93
  - F O a V F ob
    94
  - Using Another Ts-2000 as a Commander
    95
  - C a N C
    95
  - Using a Separate Transporter
    96
- REPEATER FUNCTION (K-Type ONLY)
  96
  - Lock-Band Repeater
    96
  - Cross-Band Repeater
    96
  - Hang Time for Repeater Function
    96
- Dru-3A Digital Recording Unit (Optional)
  97
  - Recording Messages
    97
  - Message Playback
    97
    
    Checking Messages
    97
    
    Sending Messages
    98
    
    Erasing a Recorded Message
    98
    
    Changing Inter-Message Interval Time
    98
    
    Changing Playback Volume
    98
- Voice Synthesizer (Optional)
  99
- Microprocessor Reset
  100
  - Initial Settings
    100
  - Partial Reset
    100
  - Full Reset
    100

Kenwood TS-B2000 Instruction Manual (152 pages)

Brand: Kenwood | Category: Transceiver | Size: 3.3 MB

Instruction Manual
1
Features
2
Thank You
2
Supplied Accessories
2
Writing Conventions Followed
2
Models Covered by this Manual
3
Market Codes
3
Precautions
4
Table of Contents
5
Contents
6
Chapter 1 Installation

9
- Antenna Connection
  9
- Ground Connection
  9
- Lightning Protection
  9
- DC Power Supply Connection
  10
- Utilizing the Bail (Ts-2000 (X)Only)
  10
- Replacing Fuses
  10
- Accessory Connections
  11
  - Front Panel
    11
    
    Headphones (PHONES)
    11
    
    Microphone (MIC)
    11
  - Rear Panel
    11
    
    External Speakers (EXT.SP1/ EXT.SP2)
    11
    
    Keys for CW (PADDLE and KEY)
    11
CHAPTER 2 YOUR FIRST QSO (HF/ 50Mhz Band)

12
- Receiving
  12
- Transmitting
  13
CHAPTER 3 YOUR FIRST QSO (VHF/ UHF Band)

14
- Receiving
  14
- Transmitting
  15
Chapter 4 Getting Acquainted

16
- Front Panel
  16
- Rear Panel
  21
- Display
  22
- Microphone
  25
Chapter 5 Operating Basics

26
- Switching Power On/Off
  26
- Adjusting Volume
  26
  - Audio Frequency (Af) Gain
    26
  - Radio Frequency (Rf) Gain
    26
- Selecting Vfo a or Vfo B
  26
- Selecting a Band
  26
- Selecting a Mode
  27
- Adjusting Squelch
  27
- Selecting a Frequency
  27
- Front Panel Meter
  27
- Transmitting
  28
  - Selecting Transmit Power
    28
  - Microphone Gain
    28
Chapter 6 Menu Setup

29
- What Is a Menu
  29
- Menu A/ Menu B
  29
- Menu Access
  29
- Quick Menu
  29
  - Programming the Quick Menu
    29
  - Using the Quick Menu
    29
- Menu Configuration
  30
- Alphabetical Function List
  34
Chapter 7 Basic Communications

36
- Ssb Transmission
  36
- Fm Transmission
  36
- Am Transmission
  37
- Narrow Bandwidth for Fm
  37
- Narrow Bandwidth for am
  37
- Cw Transmission
  38
  - Auto Zero-Beat
    38
  - Tx Sidetone/ Rx Pitch Frequency
    38
Chapter 8 Enhanced Communications

39
- Split-Frequency Operation
  39
  - Tf-Set (Transmit Frequency Set)
    39
- Fm Repeater Operation
  40
  - Programming an Offset
    40
    
    Selecting an Offset Direction
    40
    
    Selecting an Offset Frequency
    40
  - Transmitting a Tone
    41
    
    Activating the Tone Function
    41
    
    Selecting a Tone Frequency
    41
    
    Selecting Continuous or Burst
    41
    
    Transmitting a 1750 Hz Tone
    41
  - Automatic Repeater Offset
    42
  - Reverse Function
    42
  - Automatic Simplex Check (Asc)
    42
  - Tone Freq. ID Scan
    42
- Fm Ctcss Operation
  43
  - Ctcss Freq. ID Scan
    43
- Fm Dcs Operation
  44
  - Dcs Code ID Scan
    44
Chapter 9 Communicating Aids

45
- Receiving
  45
  - Selecting Your Frequency
    45
    
    Direct Frequency Entry
    45
    
    Using 1 Mhz Steps
    45
    
    Quick QSY
    45
    
    Fine Tuning
    46
    
    Equalizing VFO Frequencies (A=B)
    46
  - Rit (Receive Incremental Tuning)
    46
  - Agc (Automatic Gain Control)
    46
- Transmitting
  47
  - Vox (Voice-Operated Transmit)
    47
    
    Microphone Input Level
    47
    
    Delay Time
    47
  - Speech Processor
    48
  - Xit (Transmit Incremental Tuning)
    48
  - Customizing Transmit Signal Characteristics
    49
    
    TX Filter Bandwidth (SSB/AM)
    49
    
    TX Equalizer (SSB/FM/AM)
    49
  - Transmit Inhibit
    49
  - Changing Frequency While Transmitting
    49
- Cw Break-In
  50
  - Using Semi Break-In or Full Break-In
    50
- Electronic Keyer
  50
  - Changing Keying Speed
    50
  - Auto Weighting
    50
    
    Reverse Keying Weight Ratio
    50
  - Bug Key Function
    51
  - Cw Message Memory
    51
    
    Storing CW Messages
    51
    
    Checking CW Messages Without Transmitting
    51
    
    Transmitting CW Messages
    51
    
    Changing the Inter-Message Interval Time
    52
    
    Changing the Sidetone Volume
    52
    
    Inset Keying
    52
  - Frequency Correction for Cw
    52
  - Auto Cw Tx in Ssb Mode
    52
Chapter 10 Sub-Receiver

53
- Sub-Receiver
  53
- Tx Band and Control Band
  53
  - Tx Band
    53
  - Control Band
    53
- Receiving
  53
  - Activating the Sub-Receiver
    53
  - Controlling the Sub-Receiver
    53
  - Selecting a Band
    53
  - Adjusting the Audio Frequency (Af) Gain
    54
  - Adjusting the Squelch
    54
  - Selecting a Frequency
    54
  - Sub-Receiver Panel Meter
    54
  - Selecting a Mode for the Sub-Receiver
    54
  - Fm Ctcss Operation
    54
  - Fm Dcs Operation
    54
  - Tone Freq. ID Scan
    54
  - Dcs Code ID Scan
    54
  - Attenuator
    55
  - Pre-Amplifier
    55
  - Dual Watch
    55
  - Scan
    55
  - Noise Reduction
    55
- Transmitting
  55
  - Selecting a Transmit Power
    55
  - Microphone Gain
    55
  - Fm Repeater Operation
    55
  - Reverse Function
    55
  - Automatic Simplex Check (Asc)
    56
  - Transmitting a Tone
    56
- Memory
  56
Chapter 11 Specialized Communications

57
- Packet Radio
  57
- Built-In Tnc
  57
- Preparation
  58
- DCD Sense
  58
- Radio Teletypewriting (Rtty)
  59
- Amtor/Pactor/Clover/G-TOR/PSK31
  60
- Slow Scan Tv/ Facsimile
  60
- DX Packet Cluster Tune
  61
- Satellite Operation
  61
Chapter 12 Rejecting Interference

63
- Dsp Filters
  63
  - Changing the Receive Filter Bandwidth
    63
    
    SSB/ FM/ am Modes
    63
    
    CW/ FSK Modes
    63
  - Notch Filter (Ssb)
    64
  - Beat Cancel (Ssb/ Am)
    64
  - Manual Beat Cancel (Cw/ Am/ Ssb)
    64
  - Noise Reduction
    64
    
    Setting the N.R.1 Level Adjustment
    64
    
    Settign the N.R.2 Time Constant
    64
- Noise Blanker
  65
- Pre-Amplifier
  65
- Attenuator
  65
Chapter 13 Memory Features

66
- Memory Channels
  66
  - Storing Data in Memory
    66
    
    Simplex Channels
    66
    
    Split-Frequency Channels
    67
  - Memory Recall and Scroll
    67
    
    Memory Recall
    67
    
    Memory Scroll
    68
    
    Temporary Frequency Changes
    68
  - Memory-Vfo Split Operation
    68
  - Memory Transfer
    69
    
    Memory VFO Transfer
    69
    
    Channel Channel Transfer
    69
  - Storing Frequency Ranges
    70
    
    Confirming Start/End Frequencies
    70
    
    Programmable VFO
    70
    
    Memory Channel Lockout
    70
  - Erasing Memory Channels
    70
  - Memory Channel Name
    71
  - Memory Group
    72
    
    Memory Group Select
    72
- Quick Memory
  72
Chapter 14 Scan

74
- Normal Scan
  74
  - Vfo Scan
    74
  - Program Scan
    75
  - Program Scan Partially Slowed
    75
  - Scan Hold
    76
  - Mhz SCAN
    76
- Memory Scan
  76
  - Scan Resume Method
    76
  - All-Channel Scan
    76
  - Group Scan
    77
  - Call Scan
    77
Press [M.IN] to Enter Memory Scroll Mode

77
MULTI/ CH Control

77
Press [DISP]

77
- The Memory Name Input Prompt Appears
  77
Press [DISP] Again to Skip the Input or Enter a Memory Name Using [+]/ [-] and [MAIN]/ [SUB]

77
- Visual Scan
  78
Chapter 15 Operator Conveniences

80
- ALT (Auto Lock Tuning)
  80
- Antennas
  80
  - HF/ 50 Mhz BAND
    80
  - Vhf/ Uhf/ 1.2 Ghz Band
    80
- APO (Auto Power OFF)
  80
- Automatic Antenna Tuner
  80
  - Presetting
    81
- Attenuator
  81
- Auto Mode
  81
- Beep Function
  82
- Call Channel
  83
- Display
  83
  - Brightness
    83
  - Contrast
    83
  - Key Illumination
    83
- Dtmf
  83
  - Manual Dtmf Dialing
    83
  - Dtmf Memory
    83
    
    Entering DTMF Tones
    83
    
    Transmitting DTMF Memory Channel Data
    84
    
    DTMF Tone Time Length
    84
    
    DTMF Pause Period
    84
- Hf Rx Antenna
  84
- Linear Amplifier Control
  84
- Lock Functions
  85
  - Frequency Lock Function
    85
  - Lock All Function
    85
- Microphone Pf Keys
  85
- Monitor
  85
- Pf Key
  85
- Rise Time of Cw
  85
- Rx Dsp Equalizer
  86
  - Equalizing Receiving Audio (Ssb/Fm/Am)
    86
- Separate Speaker Output
  86
- S-Meter Squelch
  86
  - Squelch Hang Time
    86
- Time-Out Timer
  86
Press [M.IN] to Store the Settings

86
- Tnc
  87
- Transverter
  87
- Tx Monitor
  87
- Tx Power
  87
- Quick Data Transfer
  88
  - Setting up
    88
    
    Equipment Needed
    88
    
    Connections
    88
  - Using Quick Transfer
    88
    
    Transferring Data
    88
    
    Receiving Data
    88
- Computer Control
  89
  - Setting up
    89
    
    Equipment Needed
    89
    
    Connections
    89
- Communication Parameters
  89
- Remote Microphone Controller
  89
- Chapter 15 Operator Conveniences Remote Microphone Controller
  89
- WIRELESS REMOTE CONTROL (K-Type ONLY)
  90
  - Preparation
    90
  - Control Operation
    90
- SKY COMMAND II + (K-Type ONLY)
  91
  - Preparation
    91
  - Control Operation
    92
  - Using Th-D7A as a Commander
    93
  - Control Operation
    93
  - F O a V F ob
    94
  - O F F
    94
  - Using Another Ts-2000 as a Commander
    95
  - C a N C
    95
  - O F
    95
  - Using a Separate Transporter
    96
- REPEATER FUNCTION (K-Type ONLY)
  96
  - Lock-Band Repeater
    96
  - Cross-Band Repeater
    96
  - Hang Time for Repeater Function
    96
- Dru-3A Digital Recording Unit (Optional)
  97
  - Recording Messages
    97
  - Message Playback
    97
    
    Checking Messages
    97
    
    Sending Messages
    98
    
    Erasing a Recorded Message
    98
    
    Changing Inter-Message Interval Time
    98
    
    Changing Playback Volume
    98
- Voice Synthesizer (Optional)
  99
- Microprocessor Reset
  100
  - Initial Settings
    100
  - Partial Reset
    100
  - Full Reset
    100

Kenwood TS-B2000 Instruction Manual (109 pages)

ALL MODE MULTI-BAND TRANSCEIVER

Brand: Kenwood | Category: Transceiver | Size: 2.04 MB

Instruction Manual
1
Table of Contents
6
Chapter 1 Installation

9
- Antenna Connection
  9
- Ground Connection
  9
- Lightning Protection
  9
- DC Power Supply Connection
  10
- Utilizing the Bail
  10
- Replacing Fuses
  10
- Accessory Connections
  11
  - Front Panel
    11
    
    Headphones (PHONES)
    11
    
    Microphone (MIC)
    11
  - Rear Panel
    11
    
    External Speakers (EXT.SP1/ EXT.SP2)
    11
    
    Keys for CW (PADDLE and KEY)
    11
Chapter 2 Your First Qso (Hf/ 50Mhz)

12
- Receiving
  12
- Transmitting
  13
Chapter 3 Your First Qso (Vhf/ Uhf)

14
- Receiving
  14
- Transmitting
  15
Chapter 4 Getting Acquainted

16
- Front Panel
  16
- Rear Panel
  21
- Display
  22
- Microphone
  25
Chapter 5 Operating Basics

26
- Switching Power On/Off
  26
- Adjusting Volume
  26
  - Audio Frequency (Af) Gain
    26
  - Radio Frequency (Rf) Gain
    26
- Selecting Vfo a or Vfo B
  26
- Selecting a Band
  26
- Selecting a Mode
  27
- Adjusting Squelch
  27
- Selecting a Frequency
  27
- Front Panel Meter
  27
- Transmitting
  28
  - Selecting Transmit Power
    28
  - Microphone Gain
    28
Chapter 6 Menu Setup

29
- What Is a Menu
  29
- Menu A/ Menu B
  29
- Menu Access
  29
- Quick Menu
  29
  - Programming the Quick Menu
    29
  - Using the Quick Menu
    29
- Menu Configuration
  30
- Alphabetical Function List
  34
Chapter 7 Basic Communications

36
- Ssb Transmission
  36
- Fm Transmission
  36
  - Tx Deviation Selection
    37
- Am Transmission
  37
- Cw Transmission
  38
  - Auto Zero-Beat
    38
  - Tx Sidetone/ Rx Pitch Frequency
    38
Chapter 8 Enhanced Communications

39
- Split-Frequency Operation
  39
  - Tf-Set (Transmit Frequency Set)
    39
- Fm Repeater Operation
  40
  - Programming an Offset
    40
    
    Selecting an Offset Frequency
    40
    
    Selecting Offset Direction
    40
  - Transmitting a Tone
    41
    
    Activating Tone Function
    41
    
    Selecting a Tone Frequency
    41
    
    Selecting Continuous or Burst
    41
    
    Transmitting a 1750 Hz Tone
    41
  - Automatic Repeater Offset
    42
  - Reverse Function
    42
  - Automatic Simplex Check (Asc)
    42
  - Tone Freq. ID Scan
    43
- Fm Ctcss Operation
  43
  - Ctcss Freq. ID Scan
    43
- Fm Dcs Operation
  44
  - Dcs Code ID Scan
    44
Communicating Aids

45
- Receiving
  45
  - Selecting Your Frequency
    45
    
    Direct Frequency Entry
    45
    
    Quick QSY
    45
    
    Using 1 Mhz Steps
    45
    
    Equalizing VFO Frequencies (A=B)
    46
    
    Fine Tuning
    46
  - Rit (Receive Incremental Tuning)
    46
  - Agc (Automatic Gain Control)
    46
- Transmitting
  47
- Cw Break-In
  50
  - Using Semi Break-In or Full Break-In
    50
- Electronic Keyer
  50
  - Changing Keying Speed
    50
  - Auto Weighting
    50
    
    Reverse Keying Weight
    50
  - Bug Key Function
    51
  - Cw Message Memory
    51
    
    Changing Inter-Message Interval Time
    51
    
    Checking CW Messages Without Transmitting
    51
    
    Storing CW Messages
    51
    
    Transmitting CW Messages
    51
    
    Changing Sidetone Volume
    52
    
    Inset Keying
    52
Chapter 9 Sub-Receiver

53
- Sub-Receiver
  53
- Tx Band and Control Band
  53
  - Tx Band
    53
  - Control Band
    53
- Receiving
  53
  - Activating the Sub-Receiver
    53
  - Controlling the Sub-Receiver
    53
  - Selecting a Band
    53
  - Selecting a Mode for the Sub-Receiver
    53
  - Adjusting the Audio Frequency (Af) Gain
    54
  - Adjusting the Squelch
    54
  - Selecting a Frequency
    54
  - Sub-Receiver Panel Meter
    54
  - Fm Ctcss Operation
    54
  - Fm Dcs Operation
    54
  - Tone Freq. ID Scan
    54
  - Dcs Code ID Scan
    54
  - Attenuator
    55
  - Pre-Amplifier
    55
  - Dual Watch
    55
  - Scan
    55
  - Noise Reduction
    55
- Transmitting
  55
  - Selecting a Transmit Power
    55
  - Microphone Gain
    55
  - Fm Repeater Operation
    55
  - Reverse Function
    55
  - Automatic Simplex Check (Asc)
    56
  - Transmitting a Tone
    56
- Memory
  56
- Chapter 9 Specialized Communications
  57
  - Packet Radio
    57
  - Built-In Tnc
    57
  - Preparation
    58
  - DCD Sense
    58
  - Radio Teletype
    59
  - Amtor/Pactor/Clover/G-TOR
    60
  - Slow Scan Tv/ Facsimile
    60
  - DX Packetclusters Tune
    61
  - Satellite Operation
    61
- Chapter 9 Rejecting Interference
  63
  - Dsp Filters
    63
    
    Changing the Receive Filter Bandwidth
    63
    
    CW/ FSK Mode
    63
    
    SSB/ FM/ am Mode
    63
  - Notch Filter (Ssb)
    63
  - Beat Cancel (Ssb/ Fm/ Am)
    64
  - Noise Reduction
    64
    
    Settign the N.r.2 Time Constant
    64
    
    Setting the N.r.1 Level Adjustment
    64
  - Noise Blanker
    65
  - Pre-Amplifier
    65
  - Attenuator
    65
Chapter 10 Memory Features

66
- Memory Channels
  66
  - Storing Data in Memory
    66
    
    Simplex Channels
    66
    
    Split-Frequency Channels
    67
  - Memory Recall and Scroll
    67
    
    Memory Recall
    67
    
    Memory Scroll
    68
    
    Memory-VFO Split Operation
    68
    
    Temporary Frequency Changes
    68
  - Memory Transfer
    69
    
    Channel Channel Transfer
    69
    
    Memory VFO Transfer
    69
  - Storing Frequency Ranges
    70
    
    Confirming Start/End Frequencies
    70
    
    Programmable VFO
    70
  - Erasing Memory Channels
    70
  - Memory Channel Lockout
    71
  - Memory Channel Name
    71
- Quick Memory
  72
  - Storing into Quick Memory
    72
  - Recalling Quick Memory
    72
  - Quick Memory Vfo Transfer
    72
  - Temporary Frequency Changes
    73

Kenwood TS-B2000 Service Manual (99 pages)

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Table of Contents
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Before Using the Service Manual
4
Schematic Diagram
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- Filter Unit (X51-315X-XX)
  81
- Display Unit X54-3320-00
  82

Kenwood TS-B2000 Service Manual (97 pages)

Brand: Kenwood | Category: Transceiver | Size: 18.57 MB

Table of Contents
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Description of Components

3
Pc Board Views / Schematic Diagram

10
Adjustment

10
- Filter Unit (X51-315X-XX)
  10
- Final Unit (X45-360X-XX)
  10
- Control Unit (X53-391X-XX)
  12
- Tx-Rx 1 Unit (X57-605X-XX)
  16
- Tx-Rx 2 Unit (X57-606X-XX)
  29
- Tx-Rx 3 Unit (X57-6070-00)
  43
- S/No
  49
Specifications

58

Kenwood TS-B2000 Service Manual Supplement (97 pages)

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Kenwood TS-B2000 Service Manual (79 pages)

ALL MODE MULTI-BAND TRANSCEIVER

Brand: Kenwood | Category: Transceiver | Size: 3.8 MB

Product View
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Table of Contents
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Before Using the Service Manual
3
Parts List
4
- Final Unit
  5
- Filter Unit
  9
- Final Unit (X45-384X-XX)
  9
- Tx-Rx 1 Unit (X57-605X-XX)
  11
- Tx-Rx 3 Unit (Ut-20) (X57-607X-XX)
  12
- Final Unit (X45-384X-XX)
  34
- 1200Mhz Adjustment Points
  36
- Tx-Rx 3 Unit (Ut-20) (X57-607X-XX)
  36
  - Interconnection Diagram
    37
  - Schematic Diagram
    45
- Filter Unit (X51-318X-XX)
  52
- Tx-Rx 1 Unit (X57-605X-XX)
  54
  - Level Diagram (RX Section)
    64
  - Level Diagram (TX Section)
    65

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Table of Contents

Chapter 1 Installation

CHAPTER 2 YOUR FIRST QSO (HF/ 50Mhz Band)

CHAPTER 3 YOUR FIRST QSO (VHF/ UHF Band)

Chapter 4 Getting Acquainted

Chapter 5 Operating Basics

Chapter 6 Menu Setup

Chapter 7 Basic Communications

Chapter 8 Enhanced Communications

Chapter 9 Communicating Aids

Chapter 10 Sub-Receiver

Chapter 11 Specialized Communications

Chapter 12 Rejecting Interference

Chapter 13 Memory Features

Chapter 14 Scan

Press [M.IN] to Enter Memory Scroll Mode

MULTI/ CH Control

Press [DISP]

Press [DISP] Again to Skip the Input or Enter a Memory Name Using [+]/ [-] and [MAIN] or [SUB]

Chapter 15 Operator Conveniences

Press [M.IN] to Store the Settings

Table of Contents

Chapter 1 Installation

CHAPTER 2 YOUR FIRST QSO (HF/ 50Mhz Band)

CHAPTER 3 YOUR FIRST QSO (VHF/ UHF Band)

Chapter 4 Getting Acquainted

Chapter 5 Operating Basics

Chapter 6 Menu Setup

Chapter 7 Basic Communications

Chapter 8 Enhanced Communications

Chapter 9 Communicating Aids

Chapter 10 Sub-Receiver

Chapter 11 Specialized Communications

Chapter 12 Rejecting Interference

Chapter 13 Memory Features

Chapter 14 Scan

Press [M.IN] to Enter Memory Scroll Mode

MULTI/ CH Control

Press [DISP]

Press [DISP] Again to Skip the Input or Enter a Memory Name Using [+]/ [-] and [MAIN]/ [SUB]

Chapter 15 Operator Conveniences

Press [M.IN] to Store the Settings

Table of Contents

Chapter 1 Installation

Chapter 2 Your First Qso (Hf/ 50Mhz)

Chapter 3 Your First Qso (Vhf/ Uhf)

Chapter 4 Getting Acquainted

Chapter 5 Operating Basics

Chapter 6 Menu Setup

Chapter 7 Basic Communications

Chapter 8 Enhanced Communications

Communicating Aids

Chapter 9 Sub-Receiver

Chapter 10 Memory Features

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

Description of Components

Pc Board Views / Schematic Diagram

Adjustment

Specifications

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