Kenwood TK-2180 Owner's manual

Version: 1.13 USA
Last Updated: Aug, 2004
Language: English
Modification Information
For
TK-2180/ 3180
/
7180/ 8180
TK-2180/ 3180
/
7180/ 8180

Version: 1.13 USA ModificationInformation I
CONTENTS
1 TERMINAL FUNCTION ............................1
1.1 Modular Mic Jack (8-Pin Connector)...............1
1.2 26-pin Accessory Connector...........................2
1.3 25-pin D-Sub ACC Connector.........................3
1.4 14-pin Universal Connector ............................4
1.5 Front Panel Terminal ......................................5
1.6 Modification of Serial Port Level ..................... 5
2 CONNECT OPTIONAL DEVICES ............8
2.1 Ignition Sense Cable.......................................8
2.1.1 Description ..................................................... 8
2.1.2 Features......................................................... 8
2.1.3 Mechanical Specifications.............................. 8
2.1.4 Standard Specifications.................................. 8
2.1.5 Supplied Accessories..................................... 8
2.1.6 Installing KCT-46 Cable ................................. 8
2.2 KCT-40 Cable...............................................10
2.2.1 Description ................................................... 10
2.2.2 Features....................................................... 10
2.2.3 Mechanical Specifications............................ 10
2.2.4 Electrical Specifications................................ 10
2.2.5 Standard Specifications................................ 11
2.2.6 Supplied Accessories................................... 11
2.2.7 Connector Location...................................... 11
2.2.8 Connecting KCT-40 Cable ........................... 11
2.3 KDS-100 .......................................................12
2.3.1 Description ................................................... 12
2.3.2 Features of KDS-100.................................... 12
2.3.3 Mechanical Specifications............................ 12
2.3.4 Appearance.................................................. 13
2.3.5 Electrical Specifications................................ 13
2.3.6 Optional Accessories.................................... 13
2.3.7 Install KDS-100 ............................................ 14
2.3.8 Configuration using KPG-89D...................... 14
2.3.9 Configuration using KPG-71D..................... 15
2.4 KGP-2A/ 2B ..................................................16
2.4.1 Install KGP-2A/ 2B ....................................... 16
2.4.2 Configuration using KPG-89D...................... 16
2.5 KRK-10 .........................................................17
2.5.1 Description ................................................... 17
2.5.2 Features....................................................... 17
2.5.3 Mechanical Specifications............................ 17
2.5.4 Appearance.................................................. 17
2.5.5 Electrical Specifications................................ 18
2.5.6 Standard Specifications................................ 18
2.5.7 Supplied Accessories................................... 18
2.5.8 Install KRK-10 .............................................. 19
2.6 KAP-2............................................................22
2.6.1 Description ................................................... 22
2.6.2 Features....................................................... 22
2.6.3 Mechanical Specifications............................ 22
2.6.4 Electrical Specifications................................ 22
2.6.5 Standard Specifications................................ 23
2.6.6 Supplied Accessories................................... 23
2.6.7 Install KAP-2................................................. 24
2.7 VGS-1...........................................................26
2.7.1 Description ................................................... 26
2.7.2 Features.......................................................26
2.7.3 Mechanical Specifications............................ 26
2.7.4 Electrical Specifications................................26
2.7.5 Standard Specifications................................27
2.7.6 Supplied Accessories................................... 27
2.7.7 Configuration of VGS-1 ................................ 27
2.7.8 Install the Board to TK-2180/ 3180...............27
2.7.9 Install the Board to TK-7180/ 8180...............28
2.7.10 Configuration using KPG-89D ................... 29
3 CONNECT THIRD PARTY OPTIONS....30
3.1 Voice Scrambler Board................................. 30
3.1.1 SC20-460 Board........................................... 30
3.1.2 Install SC20-460 to TK-2180/ 3180..............32
3.1.3 Connection with SC20-460...........................32
3.1.4 Install SC20-460 to TK-7180/ 8180..............33
3.1.5 Connection with SC20-460........................33
3.1.6 Configuration using KPG-89D...................... 33
3.2 ANI Board ..................................................... 35
3.2.1 QE-2 Board .................................................. 35
3.2.2 Install QE-2 to TK-2180/ 3180......................36
3.2.3 Install QE-2 to TK-7180/ 8180......................37
3.2.4 Configuration using KPG-89D...................... 38
3.3 Man Down Switch......................................... 39
3.3.1 Configuration of Man Down Switch.............. 39
3.3.2 Install Man Down Switch to the Rear Side of
PCB.............................................................. 39
3.3.3 Install Man Down Switch to the Front Side of
PCB.............................................................. 40
3.3.4 Configuration using KPG-89D...................... 42
3.4 Foot Switch................................................... 43
3.4.1 Install Foot Switch........................................ 43
3.4.2 Configuration using KPG-89D...................... 43
3.5 External GPS Unit.........................................44
3.5.1 Install GPS-35HVS....................................... 44
3.5.2 Configuration using KPG-89D...................... 44
3.6 Internal GPS Board....................................... 46
3.6.1 Configuration of GPS-15L............................ 46
3.6.2 Install GPS-15L to TK-7180/ 8180 ...............46
3.6.3 Configuration using KPG-89D...................... 49

II
1.

Version: 1.13 USA Modification Information 1
1 TERMINAL FUNCTION
This section describes Input/Output terminals of the
transceiver.
1.1 Modular Mic Jack (8-Pin
Connector)
(TK-7180/ 8180 only)
The 8-pin microphone connector is located on the front
panel of the TK-7180/ 8180 transceivers. A user can use
the connector to communicate with KMC-35/36 or use the
transceiver with KMC-9C as a base station. The user can
also write the configuration data via FPU (KPG-89D) or
firmware update via FPRO into the transceiver by
connecting a PC with KPG-46.
Figure 1-1 8-pin Modular Mic Jack
Table 1-1 8-pin Connector Pin Assignment
Pin Signal
name Input/ Output Description
1 BLC Output MIC Back Light Control for KMC-36
2 PSB Input DC 13.6 V+/-15% / 200mA typical / Switched by Power SW
3 E - Ground
4PTT/
TXD Input/ Output PTT: PTT IN (ON;0V/ OFF; 5V) / TXD: Serial Data Output (C MOS Level)
5 ME - MIC ground
6 MIC Input MIC signal input: 60% Deviation with 1kHz 5.0+/-2.5mV Input signal
7HOOK/
RXD Input HOOK: Hook detection / RXD: Serial Data Input (C MOS Level)
8DM Input/
Output MIC DATA detection for KMC-36

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1.2 26-pin Accessory Connector The 26-pin connector is located on the main PCB inside
of the transceiver and you can connect external devices,
such as an optional board, to this connector.
Table 1-2 26-pin Accessory Connector Pin Assignment
Pin. Signal
Name Input/ Output Description
1 OPT1 Input/Output Output; L= less than 0.45V, H= more than 4.7V/25kohm load
Input; L= less than 1.0V, H= more than 4.0V, Input range 0 to 5V
2 OPT3 Input/Output Output; L= less than 0.45V, H= more than 4.7V/25kohm load
Input; L= less than 1.0V, H= more than 4.0V, Input range 0 to 5V
3 RXD1 Input Serial Data Input; L= less than 1.0V, H= more than 4.0V, TTL level
4 TXD1 Output Serial Data Output/ PTT signal Output; L= less than 0.45V, H= more than 4.7V/25kohm, TTL level
5 CK - Serial Clock Output (Not Available)
6 OPT4 Output Output; L= less than 0.45V, H= more than 4.7V/25kohm load
7 USEL Output UART Speed Select Output; L=19200bps fixed, H: 115200 bps
8 OPT5 Output Output; L= less than 0.45V, H= more than 4.7V/25kohm load
9 DGND - Ground
10 AGND - Ground
11 AI Input VGS Audio Input; Zin= more than 10kohm, 1Vpp max Input Range 0 to 5V
12 AO Output VGS Audio Output; Zo=less than 10kohm
13 AGND - Ground
14 5A Output 5V Power supply Output; 78mAmax (TK-2180/3180)
5E Output 5V Power supply Output; 78mAmax (TK-7180/8180)
15 STON Input Side Tone Input; 1kHz 5Vpp
16 DI/ANI Input Data Signal Input; Zin=more than 22kohm, 600+/-200mVpp@STD (TK-2180/3180)
DTI Input Data Signal Input; Zin=more than 22kohm, 600+/-200mVpp@STD (TK-7180/8180)
17 TCONT Input Speaker Mute Signal Input; L= less than 1.0V, H= more than 4.0V, Range 0 to 5V (TK-2180/3180)
TCTL Input Speaker Mute Signal Input; L= less than 1.0V, H= more than 4.0V, Range 0 to 5V (TK-7180/8180)
18 MAN DOWN Output Man Down Output; L= less than 1.0V, H= more than 4.0V, Input range 0 to 5V (TK-2180/3180)
NC - NC (TK-7180/8180)
19 INH Input Mic Mute Signal Input; L= less than 1.0V, H= more than 4.0V, Input range 0 to 5V (TK-2180/3180)
AUDIH Input Mic Mute Signal Input; L= less than 1.0V, H= more than 4.0V, Input range 0 to 5V (TK-7180/8180)
20 OPT2 Input/Output Output; L= less than 0.45V, H= more than 4.7V/25kohm load
Input; L= less than 1.0V, H= more than 4.0V, Input range 0 to 5V
21 TXO Output Mic Signal Output; ZL= more than 22kohm, 130+/-50mVpp, Before Pre-Emphasis, AC coupled
22 RXEO Output Audio Signal Output; ZL=more than 30kohm, 1+/-0.3Vpp, After De-Emphasis, DC coupled
23 RXEI Input Audio Signal Input; Zin=more than 15kohm, 1+/-0.3Vpp, After De-Emphasis, DC coupled
24 TXI Input Mic Signal Input; Zin=more than 22kohm, 130+/-50mVpp, Before Pre-Emphasis, AC coupled
25 OPT6 Output Output; L= less than 0.45V, H= more than 4.7V/25kohm load
26 SB2 Output Switched Battery power/ 7.5V typ, 100mAmax
8C Output 8V AVR Output; 8.0V tpy, 100mAmax

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1.3 25-pin D-Sub ACC
Connector
(TK-7180/ 8180 only)
The 25-pin ACC connector is located on the rear panel of
the TK-7180/ 8180 transceivers and you can connect
external devices, such as the KDS-100, to this connector.
Figure 1-2 25-pin D-Sub ACC Connector
Table 1-3 25-pin D-Sub ACC Connector Pin Assignment
Pin
number Signal name Input/ Output Description
1 NC/ RSSI - No Connection.
RSSI can be sent after modification; Output level 0.8 - 2.3V).
2 RXD1 Input Serial Data Input 1 RS-232C Level, Input voltage range +/-30Vmax,
L=less than 0.4V, H=more than 2.4V Zi=more than 5kohm
3TXD1Output
Serial Data Output 1
RS-232C Level, L=less than -5V, H=more than 5V Zo=more than 5kohm
4 AUX I/O 9 Input/ Output
Auxiliary I/O 9
Input: Active Low with 47kohm Pull-Up to 5V, L=less than 0.8V, H=more than 4.2V
Output: Active Low with 47kohm Pull-Up to 5V, 0.2mAmax, L=less than 0.3V, H=more than 4.8V
EMF
5 DI Input Data Signal Input 60% of System Deviation with 2Vp-p input (Data input level is adjustable),
Input Impedance=10kohm or more, DC coupled, Frequency Response =+2/-3dB,
6 MI2 Input External Mic Input: 60% Deviation with 1kHz 5.0+/-2.5mV Input signal
7 GND - Ground
8 AUX I/O 8 Input/ Output AUX I/O 8: Same Level as AUX I/O 9.
9TXD2Output
Serial Data Output 2:
C MOS Level, L=less than 0.7V H=more than 4.2V with 25kohm load, Zo=more than 1kohm
10 RXD2 Input Serial Data Input 2
C MOS Level, Input voltage range=+5/0 Vmax, L=less than 0.8V H=more than 4.2V
11 GND - Ground
12 AUX I/O 7 Input/ Output Auxiliary I/O 7: Same Level as AUX I/O 9.
13 AUX I/O 6 Input/ Output Auxiliary I/O 6: Same Level as AUX I/O 9.
14 SB - Power Output in conjunction with the Power Switch
DC 13.6V +/-15% 2.0Amax
15 AUX OUT
2Output Auxiliary OUT 2 Active Low, Open collector 500mAmax, Defualt=None, L=less than 0.3V
16 AUX OUT
1Output Auxiliary OUT 1 Active Low, Open collector 500mAmax, Defualt=None, L=less than 0.3V
17 AFO Output RX Filtered Audio Output
DC coupled, AF low level output 700mVp-p typ with standard modulated signal receiving.
18 GND - Ground
19 DEO Output Detected Signal Output
DC coupled, 740 mVp-p typ with standard moduration signal, AF output level is adjustable.
20 AUX I/O 5 Input/ Output Auxiliary I/O 5: Same Level as AUX I/O 9.
21 AUX I/O 4 Input/ Output Auxiliary I/O 4: Same Level as AUX I/O 9.
22 AUX I/O 3 Input/ Output Auxiliary I/O 3: Same Level as AUX I/O 9.
23 AUX I/O 2 Input/ Output Auxiliary I/O 2: Same Level as AUX I/O 9.
24 AUX I/O 1 Input/ Output Auxiliary I/O 1: Same Level as AUX I/O 9.
25 ME - Mic Ground

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1.4 14-pin Universal Connector
(TK-2180/ 3180 only)
The 14-pin connector is available on the TK-2180/ 3180
transceivers and you can connect external devices to this
connector.
Figure 1-3 14-pin Universal Connector
Table 1-4 14-pin Universal Connector Pin Assignment
135 791113
2 4 6 8 10 12 14
Pin
number Name I/O Function
1SSWI
Ext/Int Speaker Switch Input
L=External Speaker On, H=Internal Speaker ON, Input Voltage= 0 - 5.0V
2SP+O
BTL Output + for External Speaker
Audio Output Power at Volume Max 1.3+/-0.5W 8ohm, 0.9+/-0.5W 16ohm (typ)
3SP-O
BTL Output - for External Speaker
Audio Output Power at Volume Max 1.3+/-0.5W 8ohm, 0.9+/-0.5W 16ohm (typ)
4MSWI
Ext/ Int Mic Switch Input
L=External Mic On, H=Internal Mic On, Input Voltage= 0 - 5.0V
5EMCI
Ext Mic Input
Impedance=1.8kohm Audio Level; 60% system deviation with 7.5+/-2.5mVrms Input,
Normal DC Voltage; 5.0+/-1V.
6 ME - External Mic Ground
7 PTT I External PTT Input; L=PTT On
8PFI
Programmable Function Key Input
Input voltage range; 0 - 5V (10kohm Pull-Up to 5V)
Input Level; 5.0 to 4.4=None, 4.4 to 3.1V=PF1 key On, 3.1 to 2.3V= PF2 key On, 2.3 to 0V= PF1&2 key On
9OPTI/O
AUX I/O port (for External Option)
Man Down Input; H=more than 4.0V/ L=less than 1.0V (Range 0 to 5V)
Serial Data Input; H=more than 4.0V/ L=less than 1.0V (Range 0 to 5V), Data speed=57600bps max
AUX Output; H=more than 4.7V/ L=less than 0.45V with 25kohm load.
10 E - Ground
11 5U - 5 V Output (FPU programable), 140 mAmax
12 TXD O Serial Data Output
C MOS Level, H=more than 4.7V/ L=less than 0.45V with 25kohm load, Baud rate =57600bpd max
13 RXD I Serial Data Input
C MOS Level, H=more than 4.0V/ L=less than 1.0V (Range 0 to 5V), Baud rate =115200bpd max
14 NC (E) - Not use (GND)

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1.5 Front Panel Terminal
(TK-7180/ 8180 only)
The front panel terminal is equipped with the 14-pin
connector.
Table 1-5 The Front Panel Terminal Pin Assignment
1.6 Modification of Serial Port
Level
(TK-7180/ 8180 only)
The TXD2 and RXD2 of the 25-pin connectors are
configured at the C MOS level (0/ 5 V) as a factory default
setting.
You can convert the level to the RS232 level (±12 V) by
configuring the port. The following procedures shows how
to change the serial port level to the RS232 level.
1. Remove the top cover of the TK-7180/ 8180
transceiver.
• Lift the top cover by widening two side tabs. Then,
pull upward to remove the top cover from the
transceiver body.
Pin
number Name I/O Function
1 SPI I Front Panel Speaker Input
2 GND - Ground
3 8C - 8 V Power Supply
4 SB - Power Supply (Switched B)
5 RA O Audio Output (for SP-MIC)
6 PSW I Power Switch Control Input
7 MIC I Mic Input
8 ME - Mic Ground
9 PSENS I Panel Sens. Input
10 TXD O Serial Data Output
11 RXD I Serial Data Input
12 GND - Ground
13 SHIFT O Beat Shift Output
14 RST2 O Sub-u com Reset Output

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6Modification Information Version: 1.13 USA
• Remove the top packing.
• Remove 4 screws and the shielding plate.
2. Remove the R622, R621, R625, R630, R629, R636
(A) Chip Jumpers (R92-0670-x5), and add the Chip
Jumpers to R626, R627, R628, R631, R634, R637
(B).
3. Install the shield plate, upper packing and upper case
to the transceiver.
A
B
A
B

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2 CONNECT OPTIONAL DEVICES
2.1 Ignition Sense Cable
(TK-7180/ 8180 only)
Connect the Ignition Sense Cable (KCT-46) to the
TK-7180/ 8180 transceivers.
2.1.1 Description
This product is the ignition sense cable for the
TK-7180/ 8180 transceivers.
2.1.2 Features
• The cable length is 320 cm (10.5 ft).
• The cable has a plug-shaped terminal on the
transceiver side and the terminal is covered by a
plastic cap to avoid the short-circuit. The vehicle side
cable has no plug (a bare wire).
• The mini-sized blade fuse (3 A) and the water-proof
fuse holder are used for the cable to provide the
water-proof holder.
2.1.3 Mechanical Specifications
!Product Dimensions and Weight
Table 2-1 Product Dimensions and Weight
!Cable Specifications
Figure 2-1 Mechanical Parts
Table 2-2 Mechanical Parts
2.1.4 Standard Specifications
"Display
No remarks.
2.1.5 Supplied Accessories
Table 2-3 Supplied Accessories
2.1.6 Installing KCT-46 Cable
1. Open the KCT-46 fuse folder and insert the mini blade
fuse (3 A).
Item
Length 320 cm (10.5ft)
Width -
Thickness -
Weight 60 g
15 (4)
230
–20
3200
–50
40
3
11
2
4
No. Part Name Qty Remarks
1 Lead Wire 1 UL1015 AWG18, 19A max,
Color: Yellow
2Mini Blade
Fuse Holder
Body 1 PVC, Color: Black
Terminal 2 Terminal: TCQ21
Holder
Cap 1-
3 Bullet Terminal Rec 1 300541 (or Similar)
4 Conductor Sleeve 1 -
No. Name Part
Number Qty. Remarks
1 Mini blade Fuse - 1 3 A

2. Remove the shielding cover of the yellow cable
terminal.
3. Connect the plug-form end of the KCT-46 cable to the
yellow cable terminal of the transceiver.
4. Connect the other end of the KCT-46 cable to the
Ignition Line of the vehicle.

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2.2 KCT-40 Cable
(TK-7180/ 8180 only)
You can install the connection cable (KCT-40) for external
devices to the TK-7180/ 8180 transceivers. This section
describes how to connect the KCT-40 cable to the TK-
7180/ 8180 transceivers.
2.2.1 Description
This product is the connection cable or external devices
prepared for the TK-7180/ 8180 transceivers.
2.2.2 Features
• The cable length is 40 cm (1.3 ft).
• One end of the cable has the D-sub 25-pin connector
(transceiver side) and the other end has the Molex 15-
pin connector (KDS-100 or KGP-2A/ KGP-2B side).
• The Molex 15-pin connector is equipped with the dust-
proof cover.
2.2.3 Mechanical Specifications
!Product Dimensions and Weight
Table 2-4 Product Dimensions and Weight
!Cable Specifications
Figure 2-2 Mechanical Parts
Table 2-5 Mechanical Parts
2.2.4 Electrical Specifications
!Terminal Specifications
Table 2-6 Terminal Specifications
Item Connector Cable Length
Length 55 mm 40 cm/ 1.3 ft
Width 47.5 mm
Thickness 16.5 mm
Weight 60 g
1
2
3117
10
54
BA
8
6
9
A B
77
400 –30
Spiral Shield
Cable
Spiral Shield
Insulator
Cable x 11
A Side Terminal
No. 7
B Side Terminal
No. 3
Detail : Connection Process Cable Spec
Conductor
UL1571AWG26 x 13
Max φ 6.4
No. Part Name Qty Remarks
1 Housing 1 MOLEX: 39-03-3157
2 Terminal 14 MOLEX: 1855T (L)
3 Cover 1 521156
4 D-sub Connector 1 Used inch screw
(No. 4 - 40UNC)
5 D-sub Cover Set 1 CD4225H0*00
6Cable 2
UL1007AWG26
Color: Black Length: 30 mm
7Cable 1
UL1007AWG26
13-pin Shield cable Length:
400 mm
8 Heat Shrink Tube 2 Sumi Tube φ 2.0 x 14 mm
9 Heat Shrink Tube 2 Sumi Tube φ 7.0 x 20 mm
10 Tube 1 Rubber φ 9.0 Clearwhite
11 Cable Tie 1 Color: Black
Pin No.
D-Sub25 Function Specification
1- -
2- -
3- -
4- -
5DI
Data Signal Input:
60% system daviation with 2Vp-p Input/
Impedance=10kohm, Non Pre-emphasis
6- -
7 GND Ground
8AIO8
47kohm Pull-Up to 5V
Input: L < 0.8V, H > 4.2V
Output: 0.2mAmax, L< 0.3V, H> 4.8Vemf
9TXD2
Serial Data Output 2:
TTL Level, L < 0.7V H > 4.2V with
25kohm load, Zo > 1kohm
10 RXD2 Serial Data Input 2:
TTL Level(+5/0 Vmax), L< 0.8V H> 4.2V
11 - -
12 AIO7 Same as Pin No.8
13 AIO6 Same as Pin No.8
14 SB Switched Battery Voltage
DC 13.6V +/-15% 2.0Amax
15 - -
16 - -

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2.2.5 Standard Specifications
"Display Specifications
No remarks.
2.2.6 Supplied Accessories
No Supplied Accessory.
2.2.7 Connector Location
The following table explains how to interface with other
peripherals.
Figure 2-3 15Pin Molex Connecter
Figure 2-4 25Pin D-Sub Connector
Table 2-7 KCT-40 Cable Connector Pin Assignment
2.2.8 Connecting KCT-40 Cable
1. Remove the cap for accessory on the rear panel of the
transceiver.
2. Connect the KCT-40 cable to the D-sub 25-pin
connector on the rear side of the transceiver.
17 - -
18 - -
19 DEO Detected Signal Output 740 mVp-p with standard moduration
Non De-emphasis/ Non Squelched
20 AIO5 Same as Pin No.8
21 AIO4 Same as Pin No.8
22 AIO3 Same as Pin No.8
23 AIO2 Same as Pin No.8
24 AIO1 Same as Pin No.8
25 - -
D-sub 25-pin
Pin number Function Molex 15-pin Pin number
KDS-100/
KGP-2A/B
Function
1 ---
2 ---
Pin No.
D-Sub25 Function Specification
3 ---
4 ---
5DI5DO
6 ---
7GND3GND
8 AIO8 9 TXS/ LOK
9 TXD3 15 RXD
10 RXD3 14 TXD
11 ---
12 AIO7 11 MIM
13 AIO6 6 PTT
14 SB 1 SB
15 ---
16 ---
17 ---
18 ---
19 DEO 4 DI
20 AIO5 8 SQ
21 AIO4 10 AM
22 AIO3 13 DISP OFF
(KPG-2A/ 2B)
23 AIO2 12 -
24 AIO1 7 DTC
25 ---
D-sub 25-pin
Pin number Function Molex 15-pin Pin number
KDS-100/
KGP-2A/B
Function

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2.3 KDS-100
(TK-7180/ 8180 only)
You can connect the data terminal (KDS-100) to the TK-
7180/ 8180 transceivers to make data communications.
This section describes how to connect the KDS-100 to
the TK-7180/ 8180 transceivers.
2.3.1 Description
This transceiver can be configured to work with a data
terminal used to perform data transmission. This
transceiver is equipped with serial input/ output and data
modulation input/ output terminals. FleetSync compatible
mobile transceivers,Kenwood TK-7100/ 8100/ 780/ 880/
7150/ 8150/7180/ 8180/ x60G series or etc, support the
KDS-100.
Also, this KDS-100 is equipped with DSP (Digital Signal
Processing), general purpose serial ports, and general
purpose I/O ports. Thus, it has been designed to work
with various peripheral devices. Although we provide the
FPU (programming software KPG-71D).
2.3.2 Features of KDS-100
• Full-dot display (240 x 64 dots) with backlight function
• A dealer programmable PF keys (Programmable
Function Key) with backlight function
• The following external terminals are available.
- Serial communication terminal
- I/ O control terminal
- Data modulation I/ O terminals
• The following internal terminals are available.
- Two general purpose serial ports (compatible with
the RS-232C signal level)
- PC/ AT keyboard input terminal (ask R&D )
- NMEA0183 GPS receiver connection terminal
- Input terminal for differential GPS signal to transfer
to the GPS equipment.
- Two clock synchronizer serial input terminals (for
low-cost card reader) (ask R&D)
- General purpose I/O control terminals
• DSP for supporting high speed data communication
• Real time clock
• Battery status memory for data communication
• Tri-color LED indicating the communication port status
• Modem output level adjustment function using the
command generated from the electronic volume (PC
& Panel Tune)
• Firmware update function using a flash ROM
• This transceiver supports the following protocols.
- Fleet-Sync protocol capable (Non-FleetSync
capable LTR/ Conventional transceivers can be yet
interfaced with FleetSync compatible MDT to work.
i.e.TK-*60G)
- FleetSync serial protocol 1 (for full FleetSync PC
protocol 1 compatible transceiver. i.e. TK-780/880)
- FleetSync serial protocol 2 (for full FleetSync PC
protocol 2 compatible transceiver. i.e. TK-7180/
8180)
• Internal alarm to notify the message reception
• Advanced message function utilizing the FleetSync
Short/ Long Message
• PTT ID Display
• GPS Auto/Polling capability (Install GPS unit into the
KDS-100 or Transciver)
• Radio Remote (For PC2 Protocol compatible Radio)
• PTT ID Display and Log backup
• Emergency Feature Capability (For PC2 protocol)
2.3.3 Mechanical Specifications
!Product Dimensions and Weight
Table 2-8 Product Dimensions and Weight
A: Dimension without projections
B: Dimension including projections
!Front Panel
• Key Layout: 9-key top set with rubber having LED
backlight
• Display: 240 x 64 positive type full-dot matrix LCD
with LED backlight
• LED: Tri-color LED
• Pigtail connection cable (15-pin Molex)
!Rear Panel
• Screw hole for mobile bracket (4 mm screw)
• Connector for external devices
Item Body
AB
Width 187 mm 187 mm
Depth 42 mm 46.5 mm
Height 88 mm 88 mm
Weight 0.50 kg

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2.3.4 Appearance
!Top Panel
Figure 2-5 Top Panel
!Side Panel and Front Panel
Figure 2-6 Side Panel and Front Panel
2.3.5 Electrical Specifications
!Modulation
Table 2-9 Modulation Type
!General Specifications
Measured and inspected under the standard
conditions unless it is noted.
Table 2-10 General Specifications
!Electrical Specifications
Table 2-11 Electrical Specifications
2.3.6 Optional Accessories
Table 2-12 Optional Accessories
No. Item Description
1 Modulation Minimum Shift Keying (MSK)
2 Baud Rate 1200/ 2400 bps
No. Item Description
1 Power Voltage Nominal Power Voltage: DC 13.6 V Negative Ground
Range: DC 10.0 V - 15.7 V
2Temperature
Range -20°C to +60°C
3Measurement
Environment
KIS 58-01: The transceiver is
measured and tested under the
product inspection specifications.
4Low frequency
output
KIS 58-01: The transceiver is
measured and tested under the
product inspection specifications.
5Alarm Output
Impedance 16 ohm
6Modem Outpu
Impedance 600 ohm
7Modem Input
Impedance 600 ohm
46.5
42
1
MENU SEL
32 4 5
88
187
No. Item Measurement
Condition Spec.
1Modem Encode
defualt Level DO: 511random pattern/ 600ohm 700+/- 20mVrms
2Modem Encode
Level Range DO: 1200Hz/ 600ohm 100 - 1000 mVrms
3Modem Decode
Level Range DI: 1200Hz/
600ohm 100 - 1000
mVrms
4Retaining period for
the received data
LithiumBatteryFully
charged & GPS
backup 30 µA
Above 2
months
5Consumption Current for Storing
the received data Without GPS unit Below 50uA
6Bit Error Rate
(1200 bps) DI: 700 mVrms 12dB SINAD level Below 0.5%
7Bit Error Rate
(2400 bps) DI: 700 mVrms 12 dB SINAD level Below 0.5%
8Consumption
current
INT/ EXT SP Max.
When the INT/ EXT
SP are at maximum.
Below 700
mA
9Real time clock
accuracy
Frequency Stability
(25°C)
5+/-25ppm
(1 min/
Month)
Temperature
Characteristic
-10 to +70°C
25°C Reference
+10/-120
ppm
No. Model Name Name (Specifications)
1KPG-46
Programming Interface Cable
(8-pin modular)
2KPG-71D (For PC2 protocol;
ver3.10 or later)
Field Programming Software
(FPU)
3KCT-34
Transceiver Interface Cable
(for TK-780/880 mobile ) *1
*1 Common option to the KGP-2A/ 2B (Modem GPS Receiver/
Controller)
4KCT-35
Transceiver Interface Cable
(for TK-x60 series mobile ) *1
5KCT-39
Transceiver Interface Cable
(for TK-7100/8100 mobile ) *1
6KCT-40
Transceiver Interface Cable
(for TK-7150/8150/7180/8180) *1
7KCT-36
Extension Cable *1

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2.3.7 Install KDS-100
1. Connect the KCT-40 cable to the transceiver.
(Refer to 2.2.8 Connecting KCT-40 Cable.)
2. Connect the KCT-40 cable to the KDS-100.
3. Turn the transceiver ON.
The KDS-100 is also automatically turned ON.
2.3.8 Configuration using KPG-89D
1. Run the KPG-89D.
2. Select “Program > Read Data from the Transceiver”.
You can also click the icon on the Toolbar.
The Read Data from the Transceiver window appears.
3. Click “Read”.
The KPG-89D starts reading the configuration data
from the transceiver.
The Extended Function window appears.
4. Select “Edit” > “Extended Function”.
5. Click the AUX tab.
6. Select “KDS-100” from the External Device pulldown
menu.The necessary functions for the KDS-100 are
automatically assigned to each port.
7. Select COM setting to “Data” for COM port 2.
“Edit>Oprional Feature>Common-Page 3 Tab”
8. Select PC Interface protocol to “Ver.2”.
“Edit>FleetSync>>General 1 Tab”
9. Configure to be enable each serial Output for Status
Message/Short Message/Unit ID serial Output.
“Edit>FleetSync>>General 2 Tab”
10.Select “Program” > “Write Data to the Transceiver”.
The Write Data to the Transceiver window appears.
11. Click “Write”.
The configuration data is written to the transceiver.
Note:
To use KDS-100 with PC2 Protocol (Ver2), the above setting
is neccessary. KENWOOD recomend PC2 Protocol for KDS-
100 connection. By using PC2 Protocol, Radio remote
feature will be available. To use the current PC protocol
(Ver1) for connect KDS-100, skip the process 8.
And you can configure AUX input ports (pin 12,13,21) to
other functions if select PC mode connection.
To use KDS-100 under Air mode, skip process 1,8,9. For
using Air mode, configure deffuerent FleetSync ID to Radio
and KDS-100.

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2.3.9 Configuration using KPG-71D
To configure KDS-100, use FPU KPG-71.
For PC2 connection, use FPU version 1.30 or later, and
use latest firmware (Check sum=7AC5) or later. You can
downroad them from Dealer Tools of KENWOOD Dealer
Web site.
1. Open KPG-71D.
2. Read data from KDS-100.
“Program> Read from MDT “.
3. Change model type to “FleetSync PC2”.
“Model>Model Information”.
The model information form appears, and select
FleetSysnc PC2 from plldown menu. Then press OK.
4. Configure the port logic state in the following
conditions to interface with the KDS-100 function port.
“Edit> Optional Features> Radio”.
Table 2-13 Radio Port Logic Configuration
5. Select “Program” > “Write to MDT”.
The Write Data to MDT window appears.
Click “Write”.
The configuration data is written to the KDS-100.
SQ Squelch Detect Input Active Low
DTC Data TX Channel Control Output Active Low
TXS/ LOK Transmitter Active Sense Input Active Low
AM Speaker Mute Output Active Low
MM Mic Mute Output Active Low

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2.4 KGP-2A/ 2B
(TK-7180/ 8180 only)
You can connect the GPS receiver (KGP-2A/ 2B) to the
TK-7180/ 8180 to utilize the location data of the
transceiver. This section describes how to install the
KGP-2A/ 2B to the TK-7180/ 8180 transceivers.
2.4.1 Install KGP-2A/ 2B
1. Connect the KCT-40 cable to the transceiver.
(Refer to 2.2 KCT-40 Cable.)
2. Connect the KCT-40 cable to the KGP-2A/ 2B.
3. Turn the transceiver ON.
The KGP-2A/ 2B are also automatically turned ON.
2.4.2 Configuration using KPG-89D
1. Run the KPG-89D.
2. Select “Program” > “Read Data from the Transceiver”.
You can also click the icon on the Toolbar.
The Read Data from the Transceiver window appears.
3. Click “Read”.
The KPG-89D starts reading the configuration data
from the transceiver.
4. Select “Edit” > “Extended Function”.
The Extended Function window appears.
5. Click the AUX tab.
6. Select “KGP-2A/ 2B” from the External Device
pulldown menu.
The necessary functions to operate the KGP-2A/ 2B
are automatically assigned to each port.
7. Select “Program” > “Write Data to the Transceiver”.
The Write Data to the Transceiver window appears.
8. Click “Write”.
The configuration data is written to the transceiver.
Note:
#You must have the KPG-73D to configure the KGP-2A/ 2B.
#You must configure the port logic state in the following conditions
in the Edit pulldown menu > the Hardware Setup window to
interface with the KGP-2A/ 2B function port.
Table 2-14 Transceiver Port Logic Configuration
SQ Squelch Detect Input Active Low
DISP TX Display Off Output Active Low
TXS/ LOK Transmitter Active Sense
Input Active Low
AM Speaker Mute Output Active Low
MM Mic Mute Output Active Low