Kenwood TK-752 User manual

VHF FM TRANSCEIVER
TK-752/TK-/59
UHF FM TRANSCEIVER |
TK-852/TK-859
INSTRUCTION
MANUAL
KENWOOD CORPORATION

THANK YOU!
We:
are
grateful
your
those
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KENWOOD
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pétéonall
mobile
applications.
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believe
this
easy-to-use
transceiver
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provide
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communications
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KENWOOD.
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the
latest
in
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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.
©
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.
..

CONTENTS
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YOU!
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Inside
Front
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Cover
MODELS
COVERED
BY
THIS
MANUAL
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Inside
Front
Cover
NOTICES
TO
THE
USER
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Front
Cover
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FIEAR
PANEL.
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KEY
DEFINITIONS
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CONTROLS
AND
FUNCTIONS
(TK-759/TK-B59)
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6
ERONT
PANEL.
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OPTIONAL
MICROPHONE
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REAR
PANEL
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KEY
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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 |<. NO9-2267-XX
Self-tapping screw |... N46-5016-XX
@) Self-tapping flat-head scre eee: ~N88-3008-XX wb leks
@ Spring washer gee | °N16-0050-XX |
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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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8°
2
BS
ES
EES
BE
en
Titres
Note:
The
following
instructions
are
for
use
by
your
KENWOOD
dealer,
an
authorized
KENWOOD
;
_service.
facility,
or.
the
factory.
notre
cpenane
etetetes
pen
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re
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.
veh
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
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
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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Fiifictlon
keys?"
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hin
gas,
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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:::.