Kenwood TK-3180 Parts list manual

Version: 1.11
Last Updated: Aug, 2004
Language: English
Type: K
Function Reference
For
TK-2180/ 3180
/
7180/ 8180
TK-2180/ 3180
/
7180/ 8180

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CONTENTS
1 BASIC FUNCTION .....................................1
1.1 Functions and Panel Layout ...........................1
1.1.1 TK-2180/ 3180................................................. 1
1.1.2 TK-7180/ 8180................................................. 1
1.2 Zone Description.............................................4
1.3 Transmit/Receive Frequency..........................4
1.4 Transmit Output Power...................................4
1.5 Channel Spacing............................................. 5
1.6 Squelch Level .................................................5
1.7 Compander.....................................................6
1.8 Beat Shift ........................................................ 7
1.9 Key Lock.........................................................7
1.10 Keypad Operation........................................... 7
1.11 Call Key........................................................... 8
1.12 Mic Sense Control........................................... 8
1.13 Battery Saver..................................................9
1.14 Power Switch Status Memory.........................9
1.15 Mic PTT........................................................... 9
2 BASIC OPERATION.................................11
2.1 Turning the Transceiver ON/OFF .................11
2.1.1 Turning the Transceiver ON.......................... 11
2.1.2 Turning the Transceiver OFF ........................ 12
2.2 Adjusting the Volume....................................12
2.3 Using Function Keys..................................... 12
2.4 Changing the Zone .......................................12
2.5 Changing the CH/GID...................................13
2.6 Channel Entry...............................................13
2.7 Home CH/GID...............................................14
2.8 Direct CH/GID...............................................15
2.9 Receive......................................................... 16
2.9.1 Conventional Group ...................................... 16
2.9.2 Trunking System ............................................. 6
2.10 Transmit........................................................ 17
2.10.1 Conventional Group ...................................... 17
2.10.2 Trunking System ........................................... 17
2.11 Transmitting with Talk Around ......................17
2.11.1 Conventional Group ...................................... 17
2.11.2 Trunking System ........................................... 17
3DISPLAY .............................. 18
3.1 BUSY LED....................................................18
3.2 TX LED .........................................................18
3.3 LCD Display..................................................18
3.3.1 Backlight........................................................ 18
3.3.2 LCD Brightness1 ............................................. 9
3.4 Icons .............................................................19
3.4.1 Signal Strength Indicator............................... 20
3.4.2 Battery Status/Warning ................................. 20
3.5 Sub Display................................................... 21
3.6 Main Display ................................................. 21
3.6.1 Zone Name.................................................... 21
3.6.2 Zone Name Text Length................................22
3.6.3 Channel Name ..............................................22
3.6.4 GID Name ..................................................... 22
3.6.5 Display Character..........................................22
3.6.6 Power-on Text...............................................23
3.6.7 Volume Indicator ........................................... 23
4 SOUND.....................................................24
4.1 Tone Pattern................................................. 24
4.1.1 Power-on Tone.............................................. 24
4.1.2 Control Tone.................................................. 24
4.1.3 Warning Tone................................................ 25
4.1.4 Locator Tone................................................. 25
4.1.5 Sidetone ........................................................ 25
4.2 Minimum Volume.......................................... 25
4.3 Maximum Volume......................................... 26
4.4 Tone Volume Offset...................................... 26
4.5 Tone Volume................................................. 26
4.6 Selectable Tone Level .................................. 27
4.7 Alert Tone Pattern.........................................27
4.8 PTT Release Tone........................................ 27
4.9 PTT Proceed Tone........................................ 28
4.10 Proceed Tone Delay Time............................ 28
4.11 Speaker Attenuation ..................................... 28
4.12 Public Address.............................................. 29
5 PASSWORD FUNCTION........................30
5.1 Transceiver Password .................................. 30
5.2 Read Authorization Password....................... 31
5.3 Overwrite Password...................................... 32
6 EMBEDDED MESSAGE FUNCTION.......33
6.1 Embedded Message..................................... 33
6.2 Embedded Message with Password............. 33
7 COMMUNICATION PORT........................34
7.1 COM Port...................................................... 34
8 IGNITION SENSE.....................................36
8.1 Using the Ignition Sense Terminal................ 36
8.1.1 Turning the Transceiver ON/OFF with the Igni-
tion Sense Function ..................................... 36
8.1.2 Turning the Transceiver ON/OFF with the Igni-
tion Sense Function and the Power Switch.. 36
8.2 Timed Power-off............................................ 36

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9 HORN ALERT...........................................37
9.1 Switching the Horn Alert ON/OFF.................37
9.2 Horn Alert Operation using Option Signaling
and LTR ID......................................................37
9.2.1 Conventional Group ...................................... 37
9.2.2 Trunking System ........................................... 38
9.3 Horn Alert Operation During FleetSync Call.38
9.4 Configuring Horn Alert ..................................38
9.4.1 Horn Alert Logic Signal.................................. 38
9.4.2 Off-hook Horn Alert ....................................... 39
9.4.3 Horn Alert Mode ............................................ 40
10KEY ASSIGNMENT..................................41
10.1 Available Functions.......................................41
10.2 Assigning Functions to the PF Keys.............41
11TIME-OUT TIMER.....................................44
11.1 Conventional Group...................................... 44
11.1.1 Time-out Timer........................................ 44
11.1.2 TOT Pre-alert .......................................... 44
11.1.3 TOT Rekey Time..................................... 44
11.1.4 TOT Reset Time...................................... 44
11.2 Trunking System...........................................45
11.2.1 Time-out Timer (Dispatch)....................... 45
11.2.2 Time-out Timer (Telephone).................... 45
12BUSY CHANNEL LOCKOUT...................46
12.1 Busy Channel Lockout..................................46
12.2 BCL Override................................................46
13TALK AROUND........................................47
13.1 Conventional Group...................................... 47
13.2 Trunking System...........................................47
13.2.1 TA Busy Channel Lockout....................... 48
13.2.2 TA Key..................................................... 48
14PTT ID.......................................................49
14.1 PTT ID Type.................................................. 49
14.1.1 Beginning of Transmit ............................. 49
14.1.2 End of Transmit....................................... 49
14.2 PTT ID (CH/GID Information)........................49
14.3 Restricted ID in TA........................................50
15TRANSPOND ...........................................51
15.1 Transpond Using the Optional Signaling ......51
15.2 Transpond Using the LTR ID........................51
15.3 Conventional Group...................................... 51
15.3.1 Clear to Transpond.................................. 51
15.4 Trunking System........................................... 51
15.4.1 Transpond Delay Time............................51
16CONVENTIONAL GROUP.......................52
16.1 Zone.............................................................. 52
16.1.1 Zone Name.............................................. 52
16.1.2 Data Zone-CH/GID..................................52
16.1.3 Home Channel ........................................52
16.1.4 Home Channel Operator Selectable .......52
16.1.5 Optional Signaling Decode Condition......52
16.1.6 Audio Control........................................... 53
16.1.7 Time-out Timer (TOT) .............................53
16.1.8 TOT Pre-alert .......................................... 53
16.1.9 TOT Rekey Time..................................... 53
16.1.10 TOT Reset Time...................................... 53
16.1.11 BCL Override........................................... 53
16.1.12 Zone Add................................................. 53
16.1.13 Scan List.................................................. 53
16.2 Channel......................................................... 54
16.2.1 Receive Frequency ................................. 54
16.2.2 Transmit Frequency ................................54
16.2.3 QT/DQT Decode .....................................54
16.2.4 QT/DQT Encode...................................... 54
16.2.5 Channel Name ........................................54
16.2.6 Transmit Power.......................................54
16.2.7 Wide/Narrow............................................ 55
16.2.8 Optional Signaling...................................55
16.2.9 Busy Channel Lockout ............................ 55
16.2.10 PTT ID..................................................... 55
16.2.11 Beat Shift................................................. 55
16.2.12 Scan Add................................................. 55
16.2.13 Compander..............................................55
16.2.14 Data......................................................... 55
16.2.15 Voice Scrambler......................................56
16.2.16 Scrambler Code ...................................... 56
17LTR TRUNKING.......................................57
17.1 Zone.............................................................. 57
17.1.1 Zone Name.............................................. 57
17.1.2 Scan Weight............................................ 57
17.1.3 Wide/Narrow............................................ 58
17.1.4 Data Zone-CH/GID..................................58
17.1.5 Data Delay Time...................................... 58
17.1.6 Home GID ............................................... 58
17.1.7 Home GID Operator Selectable ..............58
17.1.8 Time-out Timer (Dispatch).......................58
17.1.9 Time-out Timer (Telephone)....................58
17.1.10 Audio Control........................................... 59
17.1.11 Encode Data Type................................... 59
17.1.12 Zone Add................................................. 59
17.1.13 Scan List.................................................. 59
17.1.14 Auto Telephone Search...........................59
17.1.15 TA Busy Channel Lockout.......................59
17.1.16 TA Key..................................................... 59
17.1.17 Fix ID....................................................... 60
17.1.18 Telephone (Block IDs).............................60
17.1.19 TX Inhibit (Block IDs)............................... 60

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17.1.20 Decode ID (Block IDs)............................. 60
17.2 Group ID .......................................................61
17.2.1 Encode/ Decode ID................................. 61
17.2.2 GID Name ............................................... 61
17.2.3 Transmit Power....................................... 61
17.2.4 Optional Signaling ................................... 61
17.2.5 PTT ID..................................................... 61
17.2.6 Call Indicator ........................................... 61
17.2.7 Horn Alert ............................................... 62
17.2.8 Scan Add................................................. 62
17.2.9 Transpond............................................... 62
17.2.10 Talk Around............................................. 62
17.2.11 Compander.............................................. 62
17.2.12 Data......................................................... 62
17.2.13 Scrambler................................................ 62
17.2.14 Scrambler Code ...................................... 63
17.3 Home Repeater............................................. 63
17.3.1 Area Code ............................................... 63
17.3.2 Home Repeater....................................... 63
17.3.3 Repeater Information Table.....................63
17.4 Telephone Interconnect................................64
17.4.1 Connecting to the Phone Line.................64
17.4.2 Auto Telephone Search........................... 64
17.4.3 Free System Ringback............................ 65
17.5 System Search.............................................. 65
17.5.1 System Search for Voice Channels.........66
17.5.2 System Search for Data Channels.......... 66
17.6 Clear to Talk.................................................. 66
17.7 ARQ Mode....................................................67
17.7.1 Transceiver Operation When Using the
ARQ Function in the External Modem..........67
17.7.2 Transceiver Operation When Using the
ARQ Function with FleetSync...................... 67
18SIGNALING ..............................................68
18.1 QT/DQT Decode/Encode..............................68
18.1.1 With STE (Squelch Tail Eliminator)............... 68
18.2 Optional Signaling.........................................68
18.3 Signaling (Audio Control)..............................69
18.3.1 Conventional Group ...................................... 69
18.3.2 Trunking System ........................................... 69
18.4 Signaling (Decode) .......................................69
18.4.1 Conventional Group ...................................... 69
18.4.2 Trunking System ........................................... 70
18.5 Off-hook Decode...........................................70
18.6 Monitor..........................................................70
18.6.1 Operations during Scan in Conventional
Group........................................................... 71
18.6.2 Operations during Scan in Trunking System. 71
18.7 Squelch......................................................... 71
18.7.1 Operations during Scan in Conventional
Group........................................................... 73
18.7.2 Operations during Scan in Trunking system .73
19OST...........................................................74
19.1 OST Status Memory .....................................74
19.2 Tone Off........................................................ 74
19.3 Direct OST.................................................... 74
19.4 OST Table..................................................... 76
19.5 Standard QT ................................................. 76
20DTMF........................................................77
20.1 Transmitting DTMF Tones............................ 77
20.1.1 Manual Dialing.........................................77
20.1.2 Store & Send........................................... 77
20.1.3 Keypad Auto PTT.................................... 79
20.1.4 Autodial List Selection............................. 80
20.1.5 Redial...................................................... 80
20.1.6 Connect ID (BOT)....................................81
20.1.7 Disconnect ID (EOT)...............................81
20.2 Encode.......................................................... 82
20.2.1 DTMF Speed........................................... 82
20.2.2 First Digit Delay Time.............................. 82
20.2.3 First Digit Time........................................ 83
20.2.4 * and # Digit Time.................................... 83
20.2.5 DTMF Hold Time..................................... 83
20.2.6 D Code Assignment ................................83
20.2.7 Sidetone.................................................. 83
20.2.8 Manual Dialing.........................................83
20.2.9 Store & Send........................................... 84
20.2.10 Auto Telephone.......................................84
20.3 Decode.......................................................... 84
20.3.1 Code........................................................ 84
20.3.2 Transpond/ Alert Tone ...................84
20.3.3 Stun......................................................... 85
20.3.4 Auto Reset Timer ....................................85
20.3.5 Clear to Transpond.................................. 86
20.3.6 Selective Call Alert LED.......................... 86
20.4 Autodial......................................................... 86
20.4.1 Autodial List............................................. 86
20.4.2 Autodial Programming.............................86
212-TONE.....................................................89
21.1 Transmitting 2-tone....................................... 89
21.2 Encode.......................................................... 89
21.2.1 Duration of 1st Tone................................ 90
21.2.2 Duration of 2nd Tone............................... 90
21.2.3 Duration of Single Tone........................... 90
21.2.4 Gap Time................................................. 90
21.2.5 First Tone Delay Time............................. 90
21.2.6 Sidetone.................................................. 90
21.2.7 2-tone Encode Memory List ....................90
21.3 Decode.......................................................... 91
21.3.1 Decoder 1 - 4...........................................91
21.3.2 A Tone/ B Tone/ C Tone/ D Tone............92
21.3.3 Auto Reset Timer ....................................92
21.3.4 Clear to Transpond.................................. 92
21.3.5 Selective Call Alert LED.......................... 92
22FLEETSYNC.............................................94
22.1 PTT ID Function............................................94

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22.1.1 Caller ID Display...................................... 94
22.1.2 PTT ID Sidetone...................................... 94
22.2 Selective Call Function .................................95
22.2.1 Making a Selective Call........................... 95
22.2.2 Receiving a Selective Call....................... 97
22.2.3 ID List...................................................... 99
22.3 Status Message Function .............................99
22.3.1 Sending the Status Message .................. 99
22.3.2 Receiving the Status Message.............. 103
22.3.3 Reserved Status of the Status Message104
22.3.4 Status Message Stack........................... 105
22.3.5 Status Message on Data Zone-CH/GID 105
22.3.6 Status Message Serial Output...............105
22.3.7 AUX Input Status Message ................... 105
22.3.8 AUX Output Status Message ................ 106
22.3.9 Power-on Status Message .................... 106
22.3.10 Power-off Status Message.................... 106
22.3.11 Status List.............................................. 106
22.3.12 Target Fleet/ID (Status Message) ......... 106
22.3.13 Status 80 - 99 (Special)......................... 107
22.3.14 Emergency Status Response................107
22.4 Short Message Function.............................107
22.4.1 Sending the Short Message.................. 107
22.4.2 Receiving the Short Message ............... 108
22.4.3 Short Message Stack............................ 109
22.4.4 Short Message on Data Zone-CH/GID..109
22.4.5 Short Message Serial Output................109
22.5 Long Message Function.............................. 110
22.5.1 Sending the Long Message...................110
22.5.2 Receiving the Long Message................110
22.5.3 Long Message On Data Zone-CH/GID.111
22.6 GPS Function.............................................. 111
22.6.1 Base Fleet/ID......................................... 112
22.6.2 GPS Combination.................................. 112
22.6.3 GPS Report Mode................................. 113
22.6.4 Number of Times................................... 113
22.6.5 GPS Report Interval Time (Ignition On) 114
22.6.6 GPS Report Interval Time (Ignition Off) 114
22.6.7 GPS Time Mark..................................... 114
22.6.8 GPS Message Type .............................. 114
22.6.9 GPS Report on Data Zone-CH/GID ...... 114
22.6.10 GPS Data Storage................................. 115
22.7 Stack...........................................................115
22.7.1 Stores the Latest Received Messages.. 117
22.7.2 Caller ID Stack ...................................... 118
22.7.3 ID/Message Stack with Time Stamp ..... 118
22.7.4 Message Memory.................................. 118
22.8 Timer Function............................................118
22.9 Configuring the FleetSync........................... 118
22.9.1 Own Fleet/ID ......................................... 119
22.9.2 Unit ID Encode Block............................ 119
22.9.3 Interfleet Call......................................... 119
22.9.4 FleetSync Baud Rate ............................ 119
22.9.5 Auto Reset Timer .................................. 120
22.9.6 FleetSync II ........................................... 120
22.9.7 Manual Dialing....................................... 120
22.9.8 Group ID................................................ 120
22.9.9 GTC Count ............................................ 121
22.9.10 Number of Retries................................. 121
22.9.11 Transmit Busy Wait Time ...................... 121
22.9.12 Maximum ACK Wait Time..................... 121
22.9.13 ACK Delay Time.................................... 121
22.9.14 Transmit Delay Time (Receive Capture)121
22.9.15 Data Transmit Modulation Delay Time.. 122
22.9.16 Random Access (Contention) ...............122
22.9.17 Unit ID Serial Output .............................122
22.9.18 Selective Call Alert LED........................ 122
22.9.19 Message Display Type.......................... 122
22.9.20 Alert Tone (Individual Call)....................123
22.9.21 Alert Tone (Other Selective Calls).........123
22.9.22 Alert Tone (Paging Call)........................ 123
22.9.23 Alert Tone (Status/Short Message Call) 123
22.9.24 Alert Tone (Emergency Response).......123
22.9.25 PC Interface Protocol............................ 124
23SCAN......................................................125
23.1 Scan Operation........................................... 125
23.1.1 Conditions to Activate Scan125
23.1.2 Conditions to Resume Scan125
23.1.3 Operations when Scan cannot be
Resumed.................................................... 125
23.1.4 Manually Changing the Zone-CH/GID during
Scan........................................................... 126
23.1.5 Operations when Manually Changing the Zone-
CH/GID while Scan Pauses to Receive.....126
23.1.6 Operations during Scan in Conventional
Group......................................................... 126
23.1.7 Operations while Making Scan in Trunking
System....................................................... 127
23.2 Single Scan................................................. 127
23.3 Multi Scan................................................... 128
23.4 List Scan..................................................... 128
23.5 Priority Scan................................................ 129
23.6 Group Scan................................................. 130
23.7 Configuring Scan ........................................ 130
23.7.1 Scan Del/Add ........................................ 130
23.7.2 Scan List................................................131
23.7.3 Scan List Table......................................131
23.7.4 Priority 1/ Priority 1 Zone-CH ................ 131
23.7.5 Priority 2/ Priority 2 Zone-CH ................ 132
23.7.6 Revert CH/GID...................................... 132
23.7.7 Dropout Delay Time .............................. 133
23.7.8 Dwell Time............................................. 133
23.7.9 Lookback...............................................133
23.7.10 Scan Type............................................. 133
23.7.11 AC Control.............................................134
23.7.12 Priority 1 Temporary Delete/Add........... 134
23.7.13 Priority 2 Temporary Delete/Add........... 134
23.7.14 Off-hook Scan ....................................... 134
23.7.15 Revert CH/GID Display .........................134
23.7.16 CH/GID Recall.......................................134
23.7.17 Priority Channel Stop Tone...................135
23.7.18 Power-on Scan...................................... 135
24EMERGENCY MODE.............................136
24.1 Configuring Emergency Mode ....................136
24.1.1 Emergency CH/GID Type......................137
24.1.2 Emergency Zone-CH/GID..................... 137

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24.1.3 Emergency Cycle.................................. 137
24.1.4 Locator Tone 1 Duration........................137
24.1.5 Transmit Duration.................................. 137
24.1.6 Locator Tone 2 Duration........................138
24.1.7 Receive Duration................................... 138
24.1.8 Emergency Display ............................... 138
24.1.9 Emergency Text.................................... 138
24.1.10 Emergency Mode Type......................... 138
24.1.11 Emergency Key Delay Time................. 139
24.1.12 Emergency Mic Sense .......................... 139
24.1.13 Locator Tone......................................... 139
24.1.14 Emergency LED.................................... 139
24.1.15 Background Transmission..................... 139
24.1.16 Man Down Switch Type......................... 139
24.1.17 Man Down Delay Time.......................... 139
24.1.18 Man Down Pre-alert .............................. 140
24.1.19 Man Down Logic Type........................... 140
24.1.20 Emergency ID........................................ 140
24.1.21 Emergency DTMF ID............................. 140
24.1.22 Emergency Call Fleet............................ 141
24.1.23 Emergency Call ID ................................ 141
25DATA COMMUNICATION......................142
25.1 Data Communications Configuration..........142
25.1.1 Data....................................................... 142
25.1.2 Data Zone-CH/GID................................ 142
25.1.3 Data CH/GID Dwell Time ...................... 142
25.1.4 Data Transmission with QT/DQT .......... 142
25.1.5 COM port............................................... 143
25.1.6 Data Override........................................ 143
26FUNCTION PORT...................................144
26.1 Assigning Functions to the Auxiliary Input
Ports..............................................................144
26.1.1 Data PTT............................................... 144
26.1.2 External PTT (Voice)............................. 145
26.1.3 External PTT (Data) .............................. 145
26.1.4 CH/GID Select A-D................................ 146
26.1.5 DTC....................................................... 146
26.1.6 Speaker Mute........................................ 146
26.1.7 Mic Mute................................................ 146
26.1.8 External Monitor .................................... 146
26.1.9 External Hook........................................ 147
26.1.10 Emergency............................................ 147
26.1.11 AUX In Status Message 1 - 3................ 147
26.1.12 Display Off............................................. 147
26.1.13 Data CH/GID Dwell Time ...................... 147
26.1.14 Mic Sense.............................................. 147
26.2 Assigning Functions to AUX .......................147
26.2.1 LOK....................................................... 147
26.2.2 COR ...................................................... 148
26.2.3 TOR....................................................... 148
26.2.4 AUX A.................................................... 148
26.2.5 AUX B.................................................... 148
26.2.6 System Busy ......................................... 148
26.2.7 PTT Out................................................. 148
26.2.8 Channel Busy........................................ 148
26.2.9 COR or Channel Busy........................... 148
26.2.10 TOR or Channel Busy...........................148
26.2.11 TXS .......................................................148
26.2.12 AUX Out Status Message 1 - 3.............148
27REMOTE CH/GID LIST..........................149
27.1 .. Jumping to the Specified Zone-CH/GID using
the External Device Connected to the Transceiv-
er................................................................... 149
28VOX ........................................................150
28.1 Configuring the VOX Function....................150
28.1.1 VOX Gain Level.....................................150
28.1.2 VOX Delay Time.................................... 151
28.1.3 TX Inhibit while Receiving.....................151
28.1.4 Cancel Operation .................................. 151
28.1.5 VOX Proceed Tone...............................151
29VOICE SCRAMBLER.............................153
29.1 Configuring the Voice Scrambler................153
29.1.1 Scrambler.............................................. 153
29.1.2 Scrambler Status Memory (Scrambler). 153
29.1.3 SC20-460 Scrambler.............................154
29.1.4 Scrambler Status Memory (SC20-460
Scrambler).................................................. 155
30CLOCK...................................................156
30.1 Current Time Display..................................156
30.2 Displaying the Time when the Transceiver is
Turned ON .................................................... 156
30.3 Configuring the Time................................... 156
30.4 Adjustment Time......................................... 157
31VGS ........................................................158
31.1 Auto Recording........................................... 158
31.2 Voice Memo (Manual Recording) ...............158
31.3 Auto Reply Message...................................159
31.4 Message Playback...................................... 160
31.5 Voice Guide ................................................ 162
31.6 GPS Data Storage......................................163
31.6.1 GPS Data Storage................................. 163
31.6.2 Reading from GPS Data Storage..........163

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Version: 1.11 Function Reference I
About this Manual
This manual describes the functions of the 180-Series
Mobile and Portable and how to configure the various
functions.
How to Read this Manual
This manual has the following sections. In each section,
each function has the reference data in order to find the
cross-referenced information. In this manual, the descrip-
tion of each function may have the corresponding refer-
ence in !Configuration using KPG-89D.
Function Reference
(FUNC)
This section describes every function of the 180-Series
Mobile and Portable.
Field Programming Reference
(FPRG)
This section describes how to configure the transceiver
using KPG-89D.
Modification Information
(MOD)
This section describes how to modify the transceiver and
how to install various options.
About Notations
The following notations are used in this manual.
[ ]:
The characters in parentheses indicate the name of the
operating portion of the transceiver and the key of the PC.
" "
The characters in these marks indicate the name of the
functions, buttons, and menus displayed on the display of
KPG-89D.
We have updated many function names of functions.
Therefore, some functions names have been changed
even though the operations remain the same. Refer to
the comparison list for new/old function names.
Table 1-1 Comparison List for New/Old Function Names
New Name Old Name
2-tone 2 Tone
3 Reference Level
Adjustments 3 Point Adjustments
5 Reference Level
Adjustments 5 Point Adjustments
Autodial Auto Dial
Battery Saver Battery Save
End of Transmit End of TX
Key Beep Key Press Tone
Key-entry Error Tone Key Input Error Tone
Low Transmit Power Low Power
Low Transmit Power RF Power Low
Manual Dialing Manual Dial
Off-hook Off Hook
On-hook On Hook
Optional Board Option Board
Optional Signaling Option Signalling
OST Status Memory OST Back Up
Password Authorization Tone Password agreement Tone
Power-on Scan Power On Scan
Power-on Text Power On Text
Power-on Tone Power On Tone
Pre-alert Pre-Alert
Read Authorization Password Read Password
Receive Frequency RX Frequency
Ringer Tone Ringing Tone
Scrambler Status Memory Scrambler Backup
Sidetone Side Tone
Signal Strength Indicator Signal Meter
Single Reference Level
Adjustment 1 Point Adjustment
Store & Send Store&Send
Stun-off Tone Stun Off Tone
Stun-on Tone Stun On Tone
Time-out Timer Time Out Timer
Tone Off Selectable No Tone
TOT T.O.T.
Transceiver Radio
Transceiver Password Radio Password
Transceiver-kill Radio-kill
Transmit Frequency TX Frequency
Transmit Power TX Power
Trunking Logic Board Trunking Board
Turn-off Code Turn off Code

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Following are abbreviations used in this manual. Refer to
the abbreviation list.
Table 1-2 Abbreviation List
TX Inhibit while Receiving TX Inhibit on Receive
Warning Tone Warning Alert Tone
While Transmitting On TX
Zone Name Text Length Zone Name Text length
Abbreviation Full Spelling or its meaning
ACK Acknowledgement
ANI Board Automatic Numbering Identification Board
ANT Antenna
AQUA Kenwood’s audio signal processing IC
AUX Auxiliary
BCL Busy Channel Lockout
BOT The beginning of transmission
CH Channel
COM port Communication port
COR Carrier Operated Relay
Dec ID Decode ID code
deg degree(s)
Del Delete
DQT Digital Quiet Talk code
DTC Data Transmission Control
DTMF Digital Tone Multi Frequency
Enc ID Encode ID code
EOT The end of transmission
EXT The end of Text
Ext. PTT an external PTT switch
FEC Forward Error Correction
GID Group ID code
GPS Global Positioning System
GTC Go to channel
Hi High
I/O Input/ Output
KDS-100 Kenwood Data Terminal
KGP-2A/2B GPS/ Modem Unit
LOK Link OK (connected to the repeater)
LTR ID ID used in the Logic Trunked Radio system
MI2 Microphone Input II
Mic Microphone
Mid Medium
MSK Minimum Shift Keying
OST Operator Selectable Tone
PA Public Address
New Name Old Name
PF Programmable Function
PSTN Public Switched Telephone Network
PTT ID PTT (Push-to-talk) ID code
QT Quiet Talk signaling
RSSI Received Signal Strength Indication
RTC Real Time Clock
RX Reception, Receiver
RXD Received exchange data
RXVCO Receiver’s variable carrier oscillator
STX Start of Text
SW Switch
TA Talk Around
TEL Telephone
TOR Tone Operated Relay
TOT Time-out Timer
TX Transmission, Transmitter
TX LED Transmission LED
TXD Transmitted exchange data
TXS Transmission Sense
TXVCO Transmitter’s cariable carrier oscillator
UTC Universal Time Coordinated
VGS-1 Voice Guide and Storage Unit
VOX Voice-operated Transmission
w/QT/DQT With QT signaling and DQT code
w/STE With Squelch Tail Eliminator
Abbreviation Full Spelling or its meaning

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Outline
!About the TK-2180/ 3180
TK-2180/ 3180 is a VHF/UHF portable transceiver that
supports Conventional and LTR Trunking system.
!About the TK-7180/ 8180
TK-7180/ 8180 is a VHF/UHF mobile transceiver that
supports Conventional and LTR Trunking system.
!Features
•You can easily configure the data in each channel
using KPG-89D.
•You can configure each Zone as a Conventional
Group or a Trunking system.
•You can configure a maximum of 128 Zones to Con-
ventional/Trunking Groups.
•You can configure a maximum of 250 CH/GID for each
zone and a maximum of 512 CH/GID to each trans-
ceiver.
•The transceiver has the D-sub 25-pin connector on its
back. (TK-7180/ 8180 only)
•The transceiver is equipped with the VOX function.
(TK-2180/ 3180 only)
•The transceiver supports FleetSync II.
•The transceiver has a entry level Scrambler function.
•The transceiver supports the following optional
boards.
-Voice Scrambler: SC20-460 (Transcrypt)
-ANI Board: QE-2 (Cimarron)
-GPS Receiver: GPS35-HVS, GPS15L (Garmin)
(TK-7180/ 8180 only)
-Voice Guide & Storage Unit: VGS-1
•The transceiver can perform Dual Priority Scan using
two Priority Channels.
•The transceiver has the password function to protect
its configuration data.
•The transceiver displays battery status.
(TK-2180/ 3180 only)
•This transceiver has a time display function.
!About the Programming Software
You can configure the transceiver’s functions using
KPG-89D. You can write the configuration data to the
transceiver by connecting it to the PC using the KPG-
36/46 programming cable. In this manual, the
description of each function in the Function Reference
may have a corresponding reference in the Field Pro-
gramming Reference. Therefore, you can configure
the function by referring to the function also appearing
in the Field Programming Reference.

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1.1 Functions and Panel Layout
1.1.1 TK-2180/ 3180
Figure 1-1 TK-2180/ 3180 Front View
Antenna
This is the transceiver’s antenna.
Selector
You can configure the Zone and CH/GID using this
selector.
Power Switch/Volume Control
You can turn the transceiver ON by rotating this
switch. The Volume control allows you to adjust the
volume level of the speaker.
TX LED/BUSY LED
These LEDs light when sending or receiving a signal
(Refer to 3 DISPLAY.)
Side 1 key
You can activate the assigned function with this key.
PTT switch
Press this switch to transmit.
Microphone
This is the transceiver’s microphone.
Side 2 key
You can activate the assigned function with this key.
AUX key
You can activate the assigned function with this key.
Speaker
The speaker emits the received audio signals and
alert tones.
LCD Display
The channel number and the transceiver’s status
appear on this display.
PF keys
Press any key to activate a function assigned to each
function key.
Keypad
Press any key to activate a function assigned to each
function key or enter the number.
(12 Keypad models only)
1.1.2 TK-7180/ 8180
Figure 1-2 TK-7180/ 8180 Front View
Power Switch
Press this switch to turn the transceiver ON and press it
again to turn it OFF.
[ ]/[ ] key
The Volume control allows you to adjust the volume
level of the speaker.
You can activate the assigned function with this key.
[ ]/[ ] key
The channel number and the transceiver’s status
appear on this display.
You can activate the assigned function with this key.
[Up]/[Down] key
You can configure the Zone and CH/GID using this
selector.
Speaker
The speaker emits the received audio signals and
alert tones.
TX LED/BUSY LED
These LEDs light when sending or receiving a signal.
(Refer to 3 DISPLAY.)
Microphone connector
You can connect a microphone using this connector.
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PF keys
Press any key to activate a function assigned to each
function key.
Table 1-1 Assigning Signals to the 25-pin External
Connector
Table 1-2 Assigning Signals to the 8-pin External
Connector
Table 1-3 Assigning Signals to the 26-pin Internal
Connector
Pin
Number Pin Name Input/ Output Description
1 NC - No connection
2 RXD 1 Input Serial data input 1
3 TXD 1 Output Serial data input 1
4 AUX I/O 9 Input/Output Auxiliary I/O 9
5 DI Input Data signal input
6 MI2 Input External Mic Input
7 GND - Ground
8 AUX I/O 8 Input/Output AUX I/O 8
9 TXD 2 Output Serial data input 2
10 RXD 2 Input Serial data input 2
11 GND - Ground
12 AUX I/O 7 Input/Output Auxiliary I/O 7
13 AUX I/O 6 Input/Output Auxiliary I/O 6
14 SB - Power output in conjunction with the
Power switch
15 AUX OUT 2 Output Auxiliary OUT 2
16 AUX OUT 1 Output Auxiliary OUT 1
17 AFO Output RX Filtered Audio
Output
18 GND - Ground
19 DEO Output Detected Signal Output
20 AUX I/O 5 Input/Output Auxiliary I/O 5
21 AUX I/O 4 Input/Output Auxiliary I/O 4
22 AUX I/O 3 Input/Output Auxiliary I/O 3
23 AUX I/O 2 Input/Output Auxiliary I/O 2
24 AUX I/O 1 Input/Output Auxiliary I/O 1
25 ME - Mic Ground
Pin
Number Pin Name Input/ Output Description
1 BLC Output- MIC Backlight Control
2 PSB Input DC 13.6 V
3 E - Ground
4PTT/TXD
Input/
Output PTT: PTT IN TXD: Serial Output
5 ME - Mic Ground
6 MIC Input MIC Signal Input
7HOOK/
RXD Input HOOK: HOOK Detection RXD: Serial DATA IN
8DM
Input/
Output MIC DATA Detection
No. Name Option Input/
Output Description
1OPT1
Scrambler Output CODE 1
ANI Output CH BUSY
VGS-1 Input BUSY
2OPT3
Scrambler Output CODE 2
ANI Input KEY
VGS-1 Input PLAY
3RXD1
Scrambler - -
ANI - -
VGS-1 Input SO
4TXD1
Scrambler - -
ANI - -
VGS-1 Output SI
5CK
Scrambler - -
ANI - -
VGS-1 Output CLK
6OPT4
Scrambler Output PTT
ANI Output PTT
VGS-1 Output ENABLE
7 USEL
Scrambler - -
ANI - -
VGS-1 - USEL
8OPT5
Scrambler Output CODE 4
ANI Output EMER
VGS-1 Output RESET
9DGND
Scrambler - -
ANI - -
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Table 1-4 Assigning Signals to the 14-pin External
Connector
10 AGND
Scrambler - GND
ANI - A-GND
VGS-1 - A-GND
11 AI
Scrambler - -
ANI - -
VGS-1 Input AO
12 AO
Scrambler - -
ANI - -
VGS-1 Output AI
13 AGND
Scrambler - GND
ANI - A-GND
VGS-1 - A-GND
14 5C
Scrambler - -
ANI Output 5C
VGS-1 Output 5C
15 SIDETONE
Scrambler - -
ANI Input STONE
VGS-1 - -
16 DAT IN
Scrambler - -
ANI Input DO
VGS-1 - -
17 TCTL
Scrambler - -
ANI Input TCONT
VGS-1 - -
18
Man Down
(TK-2180/3180)
NC
(TK-7180/ 8180)
Scrambler - -
ANI - -
VGS-1 - -
19 AUDIH
Scrambler - -
ANI Input AUDIH
VGS-1 - -
20 OPT2
Scrambler Output OPT
ANI Output AUX I/O
VGS-1 - -
21 TXO
Scrambler Output TX IN
ANI - -
VGS-1 - -
22 RXEO
Scrambler Output RX IN
ANI - -
VGS-1 - -
23 RXEI
Scrambler Input RX OUT
ANI - -
VGS-1 - -
No. Name Option Input/
Output Description
24 TXI
Scrambler Input TX OUT
ANI - -
VGS-1 - -
25 OPT6
Scrambler Output CODE 3
ANI - -
VGS-1 - -
26
SB2
(TK-2180/3180)
8C
(TK-7180/ 8180)
Scrambler Output 8C
ANI - -
VGS-1 - -
Pin
Number Name Description
1 SPI Front Panel Speaker input
2 GND Ground
3 8C 8 V Power Supply
4 SB Power Supply (Switched B)
5 RA Audio Output (for SP-MIC)
6 PSW Power Switch Control Input
7 MIC Mic Input
8 ME Mic Ground
9 PSENS Panel Sense. Input
10 TXD Serial Data Output
11 RXD Serial Data Input
12 GND Ground
13 SHIFT Beat Shift Output
14 RST2 Sub-u com Reset Output
No. Name Option Input/
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1.2 Zone Description
Figure 1-3 Zone Description
You can configure Conventional Groups/Trunking
Systems for each Zone using KPG-89D.
You can configure a maximum of 128 Zones for each
transceiver.
Conventional Groups consist of Simplex and Semi-duplex
Conventional Channels.
Trunking Systems consist of Group IDs (GIDs) that utilize
the LTR (Logic Trunked Radio) Trunking protocol.
You can configure each Zone as a Conventional Group or
a Trunking System.
You can configure a maximum of 250 CH/GIDs for each
zone and a maximum of 512 CH/GIDs for each
transceiver.
Note:
"The number of Zones that you can configure varies depending
on the number of CH/GIDs and Repeaters.
"The number of CH/GIDs that you can configure to each Zone
varies depending on the number of Zones and Repeaters.
1.3 Transmit/Receive Frequency
This is a frequency pair used for transmitting and
receiving data.
In Conventional Groups, you can configure the transmit/
receive frequencies for each channel using KPG-89D.
In Trunking Systems, you can configure transmit/receive
frequencies for each Repeater using KPG-89D.
Table 1-5 Transmit/Receive Frequency, Step
!Configuration using KPG-89D
•Configuring the transmit frequency and the receive
frequency to a channel. (Refer to 6.3.3 Receive
Frequency, 6.3.4 Transmit Frequency.)
•Configuring the transmit frequency and the receive
frequency to the Home Repeater (Refer to 6.4.3
Receive Frequency and 6.4.4 Transmit
Frequency.)
1.4 Transmit Output Power
Select Low when a repeater or the receiving party is
nearby to save power.
This will extend the serviceable operation time of the TK-
2180/ 3180.
You can configure the transmit output power for each CH/
GID using KPG-89D.
Trunking System Data
Trunking System Data
Conventional
Data Group
Conventional
Data Group
Conventional
Data Group
Channel Data
Channel Data
Zone Data
Zone Data
Channel Data
Trunking System Data
Zone Data
Repeater Data
Group ID Data
Group ID Data
Group ID Data
Model Type Transmit/Receive Frequency
Range [MHz] Step [KHz]
TK-2180 K 136 - 174 2.5/ 5.0/ 6.25/ 7.5
TK-3180 K 400 - 470 *1
450 - 520 5.0/ 6.25
TK-7180 K 136 - 174 2.5/ 5.0/ 6.25/ 7.5
TK-8180 K 400 - 470 *1
450 - 520
*1: Supporting the updated version.
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Table 1-6 Transmit Output Power: Low/High
!Configuration using KPG-89D
•Configuring the transmit output power (High/Low)
to a channel (Refer to 6.3.8 Transmit Power.)
•Configuring the transmit output power (High/Low)
to the Group ID (Refer to 6.6.6 Transmit Power.)
1.5 Channel Spacing
Channel Spacing is the operational bandwidth of a
channel used for communication.
In Conventional Groups, you can configure the Channel
Spacing to each channel using KPG-89D. In Trunking
System, you can configure the Channel Spacing to each
Zone.
Table 1-7 Channel Spacing: Wide/Narrow
!Configuration using KPG-89D
•Configuring the Channel Spacing (Wide/Narrow) to
a channel (Refer to 6.3.9 Wide/Narrow.)
•Configuring the Channel Spacing (Wide/Narrow) to
a repeater (Refer to 6.5.3 Wide/Narrow.)
1.6 Squelch Level
The squelch level is the level at which the speaker
umutes on a received signal.
You can decrease the Squelch level to listen to weak
radio signals and increase the level to tune out unwanted
weak radio signals.
Table 1-8 Squelch Level
!Transceiver operation
Follow the procedures below to adjust the Squelch
Level.
1. Press the PF Squelch Level key.
The icon lights on the LCD and the current
Squelch Level appears.
“ ” icon lights.
2. Select the Squelch Level.
The Squelch Level changes according to the
selection.
#Common
Press [B] to increase the Squelch Level.
Press [C] to decrease the Squelch Level.
#TK-2180/ 3180 *1
Turn the Selector clockwise to increase the
Squelch Level.
Turn the Selector counterclockwise to decrease
the Squelch Level.
#TK-7180/ 8180
[]/[]keys to increase/decrease the
Squelch Level.
*1 The List Selection key (Selector) is enabled.
Model Transmit Output Power [W]
Low High
TK-2180 1 5
TK-3180 1 5
TK-7180 5 30
TK-8180 5 30 (400 - 490 MHz)
25 (490 - 520 MHz)
Model Channel Spacing [kHz]
Wide Narrow
TK-2180/ 7180 25 12.5
TK-3180/ 8180 25 12.5
Range 01-9
Mute function is
completely disabled. Shallow - Tight
Step 1
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3. Press [S].
The Squelch Level changes and the LCD returns
to normal display. “ ” icon is also turned Off.
Note:
"The Squelch Level operates only in Conventional Groups.
"Signalling is disabled while configuring the Squelch Level
"Following are the operations of the keys while changing the
Squelch Level.
Table 1-9 Key Operation
!Configuration using KPG-89D
•Configuring the Squelch Level to the transceiver
(Refer to 6.7.4 Conventional tab - Squelch Level.)
•Assigning functions to the PF keys (Refer to 6.8
Key Assignment.)
Figure 1-4 Squelch Level
1.7 Compander
The Compander is used to improve the S/N ratio of a the
transmitted audio signal by compressing it at the
transmitting party and expanding it at the receiving party.
You can enable/disable this function using the KPG-89D.
The transmitting party and the receiving party must have
the same configuration to use this function.
!Configuration using KPG-89D
•Configuring the Compander function to each
channel (Refer to 6.3.15 Compander.)
•Configuring the Compander function to each GID
(Refer to 6.6.14 Compander.)
Key Name Operation
Selector/[]/ []
Increase/decrease the digit number,
Squelch Level confirmation
* The List Selection key (Selector) is
enabled.
[Side 1]/ [] Exit mode.
[S] Exit mode.
[A]
[B] Increase/decrease the digit number,
Squelch Level confirmation
[C] Increase/decrease the digit number,
Squelch Level confirmation
[Side 2]/ [!]
[0] - [9]
[*] Exit mode.
[#]
PTT switch Exit PTT Mode and transmission.
TK-2180/ 3180
TK-7180/ 8180
TK-2180/ 3180
TK-7180/ 8180
Squelch Level key
The [S] key
The " " icon appears and current squelch level also appears.
Signaling is defeated while the squelch level is configured.
[ ]/ [ ], Selector
Press [ ] or turn Selector clockwise to increase the squelch level.
Press [ ] or turn Selector counterclockwise to decrease the squelch level.

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1.8 Beat Shift
This function eliminates the problems of the transceiver’s
internal beat caused by internal oscillators.
The harmonic of the oscillator may interfere with
reception. You can prevent this problem by slightly
shifting the frequency of the oscillator.
You can enable/disable this function using KPG-89D.
You can enable and disable the Beat Shift function of the
VGS-1 when the transceiver has the VGS-1 installed .
!Configuration using KPG-89D
•Configuring the Beat Shift function (Refer to
6.3.14 Beat Shift and 6.4.5 Beat Shift.)
1.9 Key Lock
(TK-2180/ 3180 only)
This function allows you to disable the operation of the
transceiver’s keys.
You can use this function to prevent the inadvertent
operation of the transceiver when wearing the transceiver
at your waist, etc.
You can enable/disable this function using KPG-89D.
Following is the list showing the operable keys and
inoperable keys when the Key Lock function is enabled.
Table 1-10 Functions that you can assign with the Keypad
Operation
Note:
"This function is only available for the TK-2180/ 3180.
"The Transceiver Password activates before this function
operates when the Transceiver Password is assigned. The Key
Lock function activates when the Transceiver Password is
disabled.
!Transceiver Operation
#Enabling the Key Lock function
1. Press and hold the PF Key Lock key for more
than one second to enable the Key Lock
function.
“LOCKED” appears on the LCD and the
transceiver’s keys are locked.
#Disabling the Key Lock function
1. Press the PF Key Lock key when the Key Lock
function is enabled.
The Key Lock function is disabled.
!Configuration using KPG-89D
•Assigning functions to the PF keys (Refer to 6.8
Key Assignment.)
1.10 Keypad Operation
You can configure the operation of the keypad according
to the desired usage of the transceiver.
You can assign the frequently used function to the
Keypad.
You can configure theKeypadOperationusing KPG-89D.
The following is the list of functions that you can assign to
the transceiver with a Keypad.
Table 1-11 Available Functions
Key Lock Keys
Inoperable keys
Selector
Top Side key
Front key
Mic Switch
Operable keys
PF Emergency key
PF Backlight key
PF Monitor key
PF Monitor Momentary key
PF Squelch Off key
PF Squelch Off Momentary key
PF Function key
PF Key Lock key Configuration Operation
OST (Operator
Selectable Tone)
You can directly select one of the OST
List from OST List 1 - 40 by pressing the
keypad of the transceiver.
Channel Entry You can directly select the channel by
pressing the keypad of the transceiver.
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Note:
"This function is only available for the TK-2180/ 3180.
"You can use this function when the TK-7180/ 8180 uses the
Microphone with 12/16 keys.
!Configuration using KPG-89D
•Configuring the Keypad Operation (Refer to 6.8.2
General Tab - Keypad Operation.)
1.11 Call Key
This function allows you to transmit FleetSync, Status, 2-
tone, or DTMF code with a single operation.
You can directly transmit Status, 2-tone, and DTMF codes
configured with KPG-89D by pressing one of the PF Call
1- Call 6 keys. The timing to transmit FleetSync, 2-tone,
and DTMF codes vary depending on the parameters of
FleetSync, 2-tone, and DTMF. The FleetSync code is
transmitted to the target Fleet/ID.
You can assign functions to the PF Call 1 to PF Call 6
keys using KPG-89D.
!Configuration using KPG-89D
•Configuring the Call key (Refer to 6.8.7 Call tab.)
1.12 Mic Sense Control
This function allows you to adjust the Mic Gain in
Emergency Mode and the input terminal, such as
External PTT.
You can switch the Mic Sense Control between Normal
and High level. There is a 4 dB gain difference between
the Normal level and High level.
You can configure the Mic Sense Control using KPG-89D.
Note: You can only configure External PTT (Voice) to the TK-7180/
8180.
!Configuration using KPG-89D
•Configuring the Mic Sense function (Refer to
6.7.1 Common-Page 1 tab - Mic Sense.)
•Configuring the Emergency Mic Sense function
(Refer to 6.14.12 Emergency Mic Sense.)
•Configuring the Mic Sense (External PTT (Voice))
(Refer to 6.15.3 AUX tab - Mic Sense.)
DTMF (Autodial)
You can directly select and transmit the
DTMF code by pressing the keypad of
the transceiver.
You can select the Autodial List
configured with KPG-89D.
You can also select and transmit the
DTMF code when the Store & Send
function is enabled.
You can perform the same operation by
pressing the PF Autodial key.
DTMF (Keypad Auto
PTT)
You can directly transmit the DTMF code
by pressing the keypad of the
transceiver.
FleetSync (Selcall)
You can make a FleetSync Selcall by
pressing the keypad of the transceiver.
You can select the Selcall List
configured with KPG-89D and make a
SelCall.
You can enter and transmit the Selcall
ID code when the Manual Dialing
function is enabled.
You can perform the same operation by
pressing the PF Selcall key.
FleetSync (Status)
You can transmit the FleetSync Status
by pressing the keypad of the
transceiver.
You can select the Status List configured
with KPG-89D and transmit the status.
You can enter and transmit the Status
data number code when the Manual
Dialing function is enabled.
You can perform the same operation by
pressing the PF Status key.
FleetSync
(Selcall + Status)
You can transmit the FleetSync Selcall +
Status by pressing the keypad of the
transceiver.
You can select the Selcall List/Status
List configured with KPG-89D and make
a SelCall.
You can enter and transmit the Selcall/
Status code when the Manual Dialing
function is pressed.
You can perform the same operation by
pressing the PF Selcall + Status key.
Configuration Operation