Kenwood TK-752 User manual

VHF

FM

TRANSCEIVER

TK-752/TK-/59

UHF

FM

TRANSCEIVER

|

TK-852/TK-859

INSTRUCTION

MANUAL

KENWOOD

CORPORATION

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MODELS

COVERED

BY

THIS

MANUAL

TK-752:

VHF

FM

Transceiver

_

TK-852:

UHF

FM

Transceiver

TK-759:

VHF

FM

Transceiver

TK-859:

UHF

FM

Transceiver

NOTICES

TO

THE

USER

It

is

important

that

the

operator

is

aware

of

and

understands

hazaide

¢

common

to.

the

operation

of

any

transceiver.

WARNING:

GOVERNMENT

LAW

PROHIBITS

THE

OPERATION

OF

UNLICENSED

RADIO

TRANSMITTER

WITHIN

THE

TERRITORIES

UNDER

GOVERNMENT

CONTROL.

ILLEGAL

OPERATION

IS

PUNISHABLE

BY

FINE

OR

IMPRISONMENT

OR

BOTH.

REFER

SERVICE

TO

A.QUALIFIED

LICENSED

OR

CERTIFIED

TECHNICIAN

ONLY,

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WARNING:

EXPLOSIVE

ATMOSPHERES

(GASES,

DUST,

FUMES,

ETC.)

Tum

off

and

do

not

operate

your

transceiver

while

taking

on

fuel,

or while

parked

in

gason

servic

stations.

INJURY

FROM

RADIO

FREQUENCY

TRANSMISSIONS

ey

Do

not

operate

your

transceiver

when

anyone

is

touching

the

antenna,

or

when

anyone

is

standing

oe

within

one

meter

of

your

antenna,

to

avoid

the

possibility

of

radio

frequency

burns

or,

v

{elated

physical

injury.

DYNAMITE

BLASTING

CAPS

Transmitting

with

your

transceiver

can

cause

dynamite

blasting

caps

to

explode

if

stich

operon

occurs

within

150

meters

of

the

blasting

caps.

Tum

off

and

do

not

operate

your

transceiver

when

ii

an

area

where

blasting

is

in

progress,

or

where

“TURN

OFF

TWO-WAY

RADIO’

signs

have

been.

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posted.

If

you

are

transporting

blasting

caps

in

your

vehicle,

make

certain

they

are

carried

in

a

closed

metal

box

having

a

padded

interior.

Do

not

transmit

during

the

time

that

caps

are

bay

placed

into.or

removed

from

this

container.

PRECAUTIONS

Please

observe

the

following

precautions

to

prevent

fire,

personal

i

injury,

and

transceiver

damage:

“dangerous.

Do

not

attempt

to

configure

the

transceiver

while

peal

becalise

|

iti

is

s

simp

y

too

Do

not

modify

the

transceiver

for

any

reason.

Do

not

expose

the

transceiver

to

long

periods

of

direct

paged

nor.

transceiver

near

heating

appliances...

oie:

rae

-Do

not

place

the

transceiver

in

excessively

fey

a

areas,

humid

a

areas,

-nor.on

unstable

surfaces.

“If

an

abnormal

odor

or

smoke

is

detected

coming

from

the

transceiver,

tum

OFF”

the

power

immediately.

Contact

your

KENWOOD

dealer.

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YOU!

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NOTICES

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THE

USER

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UNPACKING

AND

CHECKING

EQUIPMENT.

“Note:

The

following

instructions

are

for.

service

facility,

or

the

factory.

-

Carefully

unpack

the

transceiver.

We

recommend

that

you

Id

-

the

chart

on

this

page

before

discarding

the

packing

material

occurred

during

shipment,

file

a

claim

with

the

carrier

immediately.

a

m

Supplied

Accessories:

@

Microphone:

TK-752/TK-852

only

@

Microphone

hanger

with'screws:

**

_TK-752/TK-852

only

_

@

DC

power

cable

“©:

£30-2076-XX

|

@

Mounting

bracket

J29-0626-XX

oy

J1921584-XX

|=

©

Angle

bracket

Screw

set

N99-0393-XX

©

Machine

screw

__

|

.N30-4010-XX

@

Shoulder-screw

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NO9-2267-XX

Self-tapping

screw

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Self-tapping

flat-head

scre

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Spring

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Instruction

manual

WARNING:

INTERFERENCE

WITH

VEHICULAR

ELECTRONICS

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et

Fuel

injection

systems,

anti-skid

braking

systems,

and

cruise

control

systems

are

typical

of

the

kinds

of

-électronic

devices.

that

may

malfunction

due

to

a

lack

of

protection:from

radio

frequency

energy

thatis.

present

when

transmitting...

If

the

vehicle

contains

such

equipment,

consult

the

dealer

for

the

make

of

....

vehicle

and

enlist

his

aid

in

determining

if

such

electronic

circuits

will

perform

normally

when

the"

~

transceiver

is

transmitting.

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2

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Note:

The

following

instructions

are

for

use

by

your

KENWOOD

dealer,

an

authorized

KENWOOD

;

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facility,

or.

the

factory.

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INSTALLATION

GUIDANCE

28

|

‘The

diagram

below

will

guide

you

in

making

connections

to

the

transceiver:

-

Note:

Before

installing

the

transceiver

using

the

supplied

mounting

bracket,

connect

the

antenna

and

’

the

supplied.DC

power

cable

to

the

transceiver.

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tg)

aaa

3

T!

The

transceiver

operates

in

12

V

negative

ground

systems

only!

FEO

RN

ine

battery

polarity

end

voltage.of

the

vehicls

before

installing

the

transceiver:

*

“Se

ne

2.

m@

Tools

Required

=.

Note:

Before

installing

the

transceiver,

always

check

how

far

the

mounting

screws

will

extend

.

below

the

mounting

surface.

When

drilling

mounting

holes,

be

careful

not

to

damage

'

vehicle-wiring

or

vehicle

parts.

The

following

tools

are

required

for

installing

the

transceiver:

¢

6mm

(1/4")

or

larger

electric

drill

2

Drill

bits

(sizes

listed

be

95

x

16'self-tapping

screws

-

@4X

16

sef-tapping

screws

»

g3.2mm:

8")

@

DC

Power

Cable

Connection

IMPORTANT!

The

transceiver

operates

in

12

V

negative

soit

sysiems

only!

Always

check

the

battery

polarity

and

voltage

of

the

vehicle

before

installing

the

transceiver.

1

Check

for

an

existing

hole

conveniently

located

in

the

firewall

through

v

which

the

DC

power

cable

can

be

passed.

ake

¢

If

no

hole

exists,

drill

the

firewall

and

install

a

rubber

grommet,

ar

2

_Run

the

two

power

cable

leads

into

the

engine

compartment

f

from’

the

os

passenger

compartment.

”

¢

Start

routing

the

power

cable

while

keeping

the

plug

end

a

hee

cable

at

the

.

transceiver.

3

Connect

t

the

red

lead

to

the

positive

()

battery

terminal

or

switched

power

_

Source,

and

the

black

lead

to.

the

negative

(-)

battery

terminal.

ee

»

Always

locate

the

fuse

as

close

to

the

battery

as

possible...

-

=

4

Coil

up

the

aan

cable

and

secure

it

out

of

the

yea

with

the

appropiate

:

"

‘retaining

strap...

“Ensure

anon

slack

is

avaiable

in

nthe

fables

SO

that

the

transceiver

can

be

rete

for

pear

with

the

spelt

appred:

58

a

m

Mobile

Installation

To

avoid:

danger

to

passengers;

install

the

transceiver:

securely

u

using

the

ecunphed

mounting

bracket

so

that

the

transceiver

will

not

break

loose

in

the

event

of...

_.

collision.

This

is

especially

important

in

station

wagons,

vans,

or

similar

types

of

vehicles

where

a

loose

transceiver

could

be

ey

dangerous

to

vehicle

*

occupants.

co

2S

¢

Plan

the

transceiver

installation:so

that

the:

aa

on:

the

front

panel

are

within

easy

reach

of

the

user.

—

mG

*

Use

the

mounting

bracket

as

a

template

to

locate

the

holes,

then.

drill

the.

holes

and

mount

the

transceiver.

.

4

¢

Leave

sufficient

room

at

the

rear

of

the

ftreneconer

for

cable

connections.

CONTROLS

AND

FUNCTIONS

(TK-752/TK-852):

-_

@®

POWER

switch

—

sical

8s

Press

to

turn

the

power

ON

or

OFF.

_

@.VOLUME

control

__

de

alaae

Aes

.

°.

Turn

clockwise

to

increase

the

volume

or

counterclockwise

to

decrease

the

~

“volume.

Ose

Oe

@

CH1

indicator

_

:

ee

.

Lights

orange

when

channel

1

is

selected.

Lights

red

while

transmitting.

Lights

green

when

signals

are

present

on

the

currently

selected

channel.

Flashes

~

orange

when

the

Monitor

function

is

activated.

Flashes

green

when

the

Monitor

function

is

activated

and'signals

are

present

on

the

currently

selected

channel.

@®

CH2indiéatot!

2

Ye

ef

%

sk

ae

cee

Bie

fimo

adeno

ert

Oe

Lights

orange

when

channel

2

is

selected.

Lights

red

while

transmitting.

Lights

—

»

green

when

signals

are

present

on

the

currently

selected

channel:

Flashes

orange

when

the

Monitor

function

is

activated.”

Flashes

green

when

the

Monitor

function

is

activated

and

signals

are

present

on

the

currently

selected

channel.

@

Microphone

connector

HUEBLS

I

Insert

the

6-pin

modular

connector

piug

of

the

microphone:

until

the

locking

tab

clicks.

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Ge

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Fiifictlon

keys?"

8

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en

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nip

hin

gas,

baw

aunts

The

functions

of

these

keys

are

dependent

on

dealer

programming.

A

MICROPHONE...

Press

the

PTT

switch

to

transmit.

Speak

into

the

iiciasione

while

h

Idi

ng

the

Pal

switch.

REAR

PANEL

_..,,Power

input

“éonnector

External

speaker

jack

—

CTT

Antenna

___b

connector

Public

address

jack

KEY

DEFINITIONS

The

function

keys

1

to

3

on

the

front

panel

are

programmed

by

the

dealer:

Complete

the

table

below

with

the

functions

that

are

programmed.on

your

transceiver.

Press:

Execute

the

function

by

pressing

the

key.

Hold:

=

Execute-the

function

by

holding-down

the:key-for.500

Mea.

haere

Shift:

Execute

the

function

by

pressing

the

Shift

key

and

then

the

key.

Release:

Execute

the

function

by

releasing

the

Key

within

500

ms

after

holding

down

the

key.

CONTROLS

A

AND

FUNCTIONS

8

(H-759/TK-859)

re

FRONTPANEL

oe

@

POWER

switch

Press

to

turn

the

vaiited

ON

or

OFF.

-@)

VOLUME

control:

aaa

errs

|

eae

eee

to'increase

6

the

volume

or:

1

counterclockwise

to

decreed

6

thes

I

;

ect

fr

10

(

urning

clockwise

increases

3

the

channel

number

and

turning

counterclockwi

-decreases

the

number.

®@

Microphone

connector

__,

Insert

the

6-pin

modular

connector

plug

of

the

optional

microphone

until

the.

locking

tab

clicks.

©

Function

keys

The

functions’of

these

keys

are

dependent

on

dealer

programming:::.

Kenwood TK-752 User manual

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