Kenwood TK 2180 Service Manual 3

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CONTENTS 1 SETTING UP THE KPG-89D ...................... 1 1.1 System Requirements..................................... 1 1.2 Connecting the Transceiver to the PC ............ 1 1.3 Installing the KPG-89D ................................... 1 1.4 Uninstalling the KPG-89D ............................... 2 2 BASIC OPERATION................................... 3 2.1 Starting and Exiting the KPG-89D .................. 3 2.2 Initializing the Window .................................... 3 2.3 Writing the Configuration Data to the Transceiv- er ....................................................................... 3 2.4 Modifying the Configuration Data.................... 3 2.5 Editing the Configuration Data and Writing to the Transceiver ................................................. 3 2.6 Displaying Help ............................................... 4 3 MENU DESCRPTION ................................. 5 3.1 Main Window .................................................. 5 3.1.1 Title Bar ....................................................... 5 3.1.2 Menu Bar ..................................................... 5 3.1.3 Toolbar......................................................... 5 3.1.4 Status Bar .................................................... 6 3.2 Menu Command Description .......................... 6 3.2.1 File Menu ..................................................... 6 3.2.2 Model Menu ................................................. 6 3.2.3 Edit Menu..................................................... 7 3.2.4 Program Menu ............................................. 7 3.2.5 Tools Menu .................................................. 7 3.2.6 Setup Menu ................................................. 8 3.2.7 View Menu ................................................... 8 3.2.8 Window Menu .............................................. 8 3.2.9 Help Menu ................................................... 8 3.3 Shortcut Keys.................................................. 9 3.3.1 Menu Bar Operation .................................... 9 3.3.2 File Menu Operation .................................... 9 3.3.3 Zone Information (Conventional Group) Win- dow .................................................................. 9 3.3.4 Zone Information (Trunking System) Window 9 3.3.5 Program Menu ........................................... 10 3.3.6 Help Menu1 ................................................. 0 4 FILE MENU ............................................... 11 4.1 New ............................................................... 11 4.2 Open ............................................................. 11 4.3 Save .............................................................. 12 4.4 Save As......................................................... 12 4.5 Print............................................................... 13 4.5.1 Print List Item ............................................. 13 4.6 Print Preview ................................................. 16 4.6.1 Toolbar in the Print Preview....................... 16 4.7 Exit ................................................................ 17 5 MODEL MENU ......................................... 18 5.1 Model Information ......................................... 18 5.1.1 Model Name .............................................. 18 5.1.2 Frequency .................................................. 18 6 EDIT MENU .............................................. 19 6.1 Zone Information Window ............................. 19 6.1.1 Common to Conventional Group/Trunking System .......................................................... 19 6.1.2 Conventional Group ................................... 19 6.1.3 Trunking System ........................................ 23 6.2 Zone Edit Window (Conventional Group) ..... 25 6.2.1 Zone Name ................................................ 25 6.2.2 Data Zone-CH/GID 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6.3.2 Channel ..................................................... 29 6.3.3 Receive Frequency .................................... 29 6.3.4 Transmit Frequency ................................... 29 6.3.5 QT/DQT Dec (Decode) .............................. 30 6.3.6 QT/DQT Enc (Encode) .............................. 30 6.3.7 Channel Name ........................................... 30 6.3.8 Transmit Power.......................................... 30 6.3.9 Wide/ Narrow ............................................. 31 6.3.10 Optional Signaling ................................... 31 6.3.11 Busy Channel Lockout ........................... 31 6.3.12 PTT ID ..................................................... 31 6.3.13 Beat Shift ................................................. 32 6.3.14 Scan Add ................................................. 32 6.3.15 Compander.............................................. 32 6.3.16 Data ......................................................... 32 6.3.17 Voice Scrambler ...................................... 33 6.3.18 Scrambler Code ...................................... 33 6.3.19 Channel Copy ([Shift] + [F3])................... 33 6.3.20 Frequency Copy ([Shift] + [F4]) ............... 33 6.3.21 QT/DQT Copy ([Shift] + [F5]) .................. 34 6.4 Repeater Information Window ...................... 34 6.4.1 Area Code.................................................. 34 6.4.2 Home Repeater ......................................... 35 6.4.3 Receive Frequency .................................... 35

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Version: 1.11 Field Programming Reference3 2 BASIC OPERATION This section describes basic operations of the KPG-89D. Note:We recommend you storing the data configured with the KPG-89D to the hard disc or the external storage device. (Refer to 4 File Menu.) 2.1 Starting and Exiting the KPG-89D Select Start >All programs > KENWOOD FPU > KPG-89D to start the KPG-89D. Note:You can start the KPG-89D by opening the folder where you installed the KPG-89D, and then double-click the Kpg89d.exe. Figure 2-1 Starting Screen of the KPG-89D The Main window of the KPG-89D appears. The splash logo appears in the center of the screen for a while and it automatically disappears. You can also make the logo disappear by pressing any key on the keyboard or clicking a mouse button. Select File > Exit to exit the KPG-89D. 2.2 Initializing the Window Select the transceiver model to configure. (Refer to 5 Model Menu.) Model name, model type, frequency bandwidth, and data file name appear on the title bar located on the top of the window. (Refer to 3.1.1 Title Bar.) 2.3 Writing the Configuration Data to the Transceiver Follow the procedures below to write the configuration data to the transceiver. 1.Enter all necessary data. Select the item to configure in the Edit menu and enter data in the window. (Refer to 6 Edit Menu.) 2.Writing data to the transceiver Select Program > Write Data to the Transceiver. (Refer to 7 Program Menu.) 2.4 Modifying the Configuration Data Follow the procedures below to modify the configuration data. 1.Read the configuration data from the transceiver. Select Program > Read Data from the Transceiver. (Refer to 7 Program Menu.) 2.Edit the data on the PC. Select the item to configure in the Edit menu and enter data in the window. (Refer to 6 Edit Menu.) 3.Write the updated data to the transceiver Select Program > Write Data to the Transceiver. (Refer to 7 Program Menu.) 2.5 Editing the Configuration Data and Writing to the Transceiver Follow the procedures below to edit the configuration data and write it to the transceiver. 1.Open the configuration data stored in the hard disk drive or other storage devices. Select File > Open to open the configuration data. (Refer to 4 File Menu.) 2.Editing the configuration data using the KPG-89D Select the item to configure in the Edit menu and enter data in the window. (Refer to 6 Edit Menu.) 3.Writing the configuration data to the Transceiver Select Program > Write Data to the Transceiver. (Refer to 7 Program Menu.)

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6 EDIT MENU 66Field Programming Reference Version: 1.11 6.8.4 Front Tab (TK-2180/ 3180 only) In the Front tab, select the function to assign to front keys from the Function and 2nd Function pulldown menu. Figure 6-31 Front Tab Note: !The 2nd Function pulldown menu can be configured only when Function in Key Function List is selected from the Function pulldown menus in each tab. !0 - 9, * and # cannot be configured when None is selected in the General tab > the Keypad pulldown menu. !When a PF key is selected, the selected PF key in the Key Image window appears in red. 6.8.5 Panel Tab (TK-7180/ 8180 only) In the Panel tab, select the function to assign to panel keys from the Function and 2nd Function pulldown menu. Figure 6-32 Panel Tab Note: !The 2nd Function pulldown menu can be configured only when Function in Key Function List is selected for the Function pulldown menus in each tab. !When a PF key is selected, the selected PF key in the Key Image window appears in red. 6.8.6 Mic Key Tab In the Mic Key tab, select the function to assign to the mic key from the Function and 2nd Function pulldown menu. Figure 6-33 Mic Key Tab RangeRefer to 6.8.1 Available Functions to the PF Keys. DefaultFunctionS: None A: None B: CH/GID Down C: CH/GID Up 0 - 9: None *: None #: None 2nd Function None RangeRefer to 6.8.1 Available Functions to the PF Keys. DefaultFunctionLeft Up: Volume Up Left Down: Volume Down Triangle: None S: Squelch Off Momentary A: None B: CH/GID Down C: CH/GID Up Square: None Right Up: Zone Up Right Down: Zone Down 2nd Function None

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6 EDIT MENU 70Field Programming Reference Version: 1.11 !If the same Zone number is configured in the Zone Information window > the Zone Type pulldown menu that the Trunking System is selected, both Zone and CH/GID edit boxes are configured as None. 6.9.5 Revert CH/GID Configure the Zone-CH/GID to be used for the transmission when the PTT switch is pressed during the scan. Select the desired Revert CH/GID Type from the pulldown menu. (Refer to FUNC 23.7.6 Revert CH/GID.) Note: !Priority 1 or Priority 1 + Talk Back cannot be selected from the Revert CH/GID pulldown menu when None or Selected is configured in the Priority 1 pulldown menu. !Last Called will be configured when None or Selected is selected from the Priority 1 pulldown menu while Priority 1 or Priority 1 + Talk Back is selected for the Revert CH/GID pulldown menu. !Priority 2 or Priority 2 + Talk Back cannot be selected for the Revert CH/GID pulldown menu when None or Selected is configured in the Priority 2 pulldown menu. !Last Called is configured when None or Selected is selected from the Priority 2 pulldown menu while Priority 2 or Priority 2 + Talk Back is selected from the Revert CH/GID pulldown menu. 6.9.6 Dropout Delay Time Configure the delay time to resume scanning after the transceiver stops receiving. Enter a value for Dropout Delay Time directly in the edit box or click the spin button to configure the Dropout Delay Time. (Refer to FUNC 23.7.7 Dropout Delay Time.) Note: !A maximum of 3-digit numbers can be entered. !When the entire content of the edit box is deleted, 0 will be configured. !When a value outside of the available range is entered, it is replaced with the upper limit value or lower limit value of the range. 6.9.7 Dwell Time The scan is paused when the PTT switch is pressed. For the Dwell Time, configure the time until the scan is resumed after transmission ends. (Refer to FUNC 23.7.8 Dwell Time.) Enter a value for Dwell Time directly in the edit box or click the spin button to configure the Dwell Time. Note: !A maximum of 3-digit numbers can be entered. !When the entire content of the edit box is deleted, 0 will be configured. !When a value outside of the available range is entered, it is replaced with the upper limit value or lower limit value of the range. RangeLast CalledTransmits on the last called Zone-CH/GID when the PTT switch is pressed during the scan. Transmits on the current Zone- CH/GID when the PTT switch is pressed while the scan is paused. Last UsedTransmits on the last transmitted Zone-CH/GID when the PTT switch is pressed during the scan. Transmits on the current Zone- CH/GID when the PTT switch is pressed while the scan is paused. SelectedTransmits on the new CH/GID after the Zone-CH/GID is changed regardless of the scanning status. Selected + Ta l k B a c kTransmits on the new Zone-CH/ GID after the Zone-CH/GID is changed during the scan. Transmits on the current Zone- CH/GID while the scan is paused. Priority 1Transmits by Priority 1 regardless of the scanning status. Priority 1 + Ta l k B a c kTransmits by Priority 1 during the scan. Transmits on the current Zone- CH/GID while the scan is paused. Priority 2Transmits by Priority 2 regardless of the scanning status. Priority 2 + Ta l k B a c kTransmits by Priority 2 during the scan. Transmits on the current Zone- CH/GID while the scan is paused. DefaultLast Called Range0 - 300 s Step1 s Default3 s Range0 - 300 s Step1 s Default3 s

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6 EDIT MENU 78Field Programming Reference Version: 1.11 " Duration of 2nd Tone Configure the 2nd Tone Encode time when the 2-tone in the 2-tone Encode Memory List is transmitted. Usually, 3 seconds are configured. (Refer to FUNC 21.2.2 Duration of 2nd Tone.) Enter the time directly in the edit box or click the spin button to configure the Duration of 2nd Tone. Note: ! A maximum of 2-digit numbers and . (period) can be entered. !When the entire content of the edit box is deleted, 1.0 will be configured. !When a value outside of the available range is entered, it is replaced with the upper limit value or lower limit value of the range. " Duration of Single Tone Configure the Single Tone Encode time when the Single Tone in the 2-tone Encode Memory List is transmitted. Usually, 5 seconds are configured (Refer to FUNC 21.2.3 Duration of Signal Tone.) Enter the time directly in the edit box or click the spin button to configure the Duration of Single Tone. Note: ! A maximum of 3-digit numbers and . (period) can be entered. !When the entire content of the edit box is deleted, 3.0 will be configured. !When a value outside of the available range is entered, it is replaced with the upper limit value or lower limit value of the range. " Gap Time Configure the 1st Tone and 2nd non-modulation time when the 2-tone in the 2-tone Encode Memory List is transmitted. Usually, 0 ms is configured. (Refer to FUNC 21.2.4 Gap Time.) Enter the time directly in the edit box or click the spin button to configure Gap Time. Note: !A maximum of 3-digit numbers can be entered. !When the entire content of the edit box is deleted, 0 will be configured. !When a value outside of the available range is entered, it is replaced with the upper limit value or lower limit value of the range. !A value less than a single step is discarded. " First Tone Delay Time Configure the Delay Time to transmit the first tone when transmitting 2-tone. (Refer to FUNC 21.2.5 First Tone Delay Time.) Enter the time directly in the edit box or click the spin button to configure the First Tone Delay Time. Note: !A maximum of 4-digit numbers can be entered. !When the entire content of the edit box is deleted, 0 will be configured. !When a value outside of the available range is entered, it is replaced with the upper limit value or lower limit value of the range. !A value less than a single step is discarded. " Sidetone Configure whether or not to emit the 2-tone transmission tone from the speaker while the 2-tone is transmitted. (Refer to FUNC 21.2.6 Sidetone.) " Single Tone (2-tone Encode Memory List) Configure the code transmitted by List number to be defined as a Single Tone format for each List number. Select the desired Single Tone from the No. 1 to No. 20 pulldown menus. (Refer to FUNC 21.2.7 2-tone Encode Memory List.) Range1.0 - 4.0 s Step0.1 s Default3.0 s Range3.0 - 10.0 s Step0.1 s Default5.0 s Range0 - 500 ms Step100 ms Default0 ms Range0 - 1000 ms Step50 ms Default200 ms RangeCheck (Enable)Emits the 2-tone transmission tone. Uncheck (Disable)Does not emit the 2-tone transmission tone. DefaultChecked (Enabled)