TKR-750_TKR-751_TKR-850_TKR-851_programming_reference.pdf

Version:1.01 Last Updated:Sep, 2005 Language:English Type:K Field Programming Reference (FPRG) For T T T TK KK KR R R R- - - -7 7 7 75 5 5 50 0 0 0/ / / /8 8 8 85 5 5 50 0 0 0 V V V Ve e e er r r rs s s si i i io o o on n n n2 2 2 2 T T T TK KK KR R R R- - - -7 7 7 75 5 5 51 1 1 1/ / / /8 8 8 85 5 5 51 1 1 1 About Copyright All copyrights and other intellectual property rights for this technical document and relevant in-depth manuals as well as the software described in this technical document, relevant in-depth manuals, and help texts and manuals attached to the software are owned by Kenwood Corporation. A right to use the software described in this technical document and relevant in-depth manuals is granted to a licensee by Kenwood Corporation; however, the title to and ownership of the software shall be owned by Kenwood Corporation. Refer to the help texts attached to this software for details. Kenwood Corporation does not warrant quality and performance of the software described in this technical document and relevant in-depth manuals to conform to the applicability of any use, and Kenwood Corporation shall be free from liability for any defects, damage or loss, or from any warranty to anything other than expressly described in this technical document and relevant in-depth manuals. Revision history DateDescription Sep. 2005K-USA R Primary and Current. (Refer to 6.1.6 Multi-table, 6.2.9 Multi-table (Channel Edit).) This window consists of “Main-table” and “Sub-table” tabs and it can switch the window by clicking the tabs. 6.11.1 Decode (Multi-table) It can configure the signalling used to receive the calls. Select the QT tone or DQT code from the dropdown list or directly enter the QT tone and the DQT code. # # Selecting the QT/DQT Encode Code from the Dropdown List: # # Directly entering the QT/DQT Encode Code: Note: !It cannot configure the QT/DQT code to the No.1 table. !It can use numbers, “D”, “N”, “I”, “.”, and “,” for the 5 digits of the QT/DQT Encode code. !When entering only numbers, the code is configured as QT Tone. !When entering “D” as the first character of the code, the code is configured as the DQT code. !When entering the value, which is out of the range, it will be automatically replaced with the highest value or the lowest value in the range. 6.11.2 Encode (Multi-table) It can configure the signalling used to transmit. Select the QT tone or DQT code with the dropdown list or directly enter the QT tone and the DQT code. # # When Selecting the QT/DQT Encode Code with the Dropdown List: # # Directly entering the QT/DQT Encode Code: Note: !It cannot configure “Encode” if the “Decode” function is not configured. !It can use numbers, “D”, “N”, “I”, “.”, and “,” for the 5 digits of the QT/DQT Encode code. !When entering only numbers, the code is configured as QT Tone. !When entering “D” as the first character of the code, the code is configured as the DQT code. !When entering the value, which is out of the range, it will be automatically replaced with the highest value or the lowest value in the range. Range QT67.0 - 250.3 Hz DQT NormalD023N - D754N DQT InverseD023I - D754I DefaultNone Range QT67.0 - 254.1 Hz DQT NormalD000N - D777N DQT InverseD000I - D777I In steps of QT0.1 Hz DQT1 DefaultNone Range QT67.0 - 250.3 Hz DQT NormalD023N - D754N DQT InverseD023I - D754I DefaultNone Range QT67.0 - 254.1 Hz DQT NormalD000N - D777N DQT InverseD000I - D777I In steps of QT0.1 Hz DQT1 DefaultNone 6 EDIT MENU 55Field Programming Reference (FPRG)Version: 1.01 6.12 CW Message Window It can configure the CW Message to send on this window. You can send the configured CW Message by interlocking with the operation of function keys and the input/output operation of the Auxiliary port. (Refer to 13 FUNCTION LIST.) It can control the transmission of CW Message with the following functions. # # Key Function TKR-750/850/751/851 sends the configured CW Message when the PF key is pressed if the CW Message transmission function is assigned to the PF key. (Refer to 6.5 Key Assignment Window.) # # Auxiliary Input port TKR-750/850/751/851 sends CW Message when the signal is applied to the Auxiliary Input port if the CW Message transmission function is assigned to the Auxiliary Input port. (Refer to Table 6-6 Assigning Functions to the Auxiliary Input Ports.) # # Save On/Off Function TKR-750/850/751/851 sends CW Message when it enters/exists Power Saver mode if the CW Message transmission function is assigned to the Save On/Off function. (Refer to 6.4.3 Others Tab (Optional Features).) # # Start Up Function TKR-750/850/751/851 sends CW Message when it is turned ON if the CW Message transmission function is assigned to Start Up. (Refer to 6.4.3 Others Tab (Optional Features).) # # Backup Power Function TKR-750/850/751/851 sends CW Message when the power is switched from the main power to the backup power if the CW Message transmission function is assigned to the Backup Power function. (Refer to 6.4.3 Others Tab (Optional Features).) # # Main Power Function TKR-750/850/751/851 sends CW Message when the power is switched from the backup power to the main power if the CW Message transmission function is assigned to the Main Power function. (Refer to 6.4.3 Others Tab (Optional Features).) Figure 6-21 “CW Message” window 6.12.1 CW Message It can configure CW Message with a maximum of 32 characters and symbols. Enter directly the message in the edit box. 6.12.2 CW Speed This is a speed to send CW Message. It can configure the speed by the spin buttons or directly enter the value to configure the speed. 6.12.3 CW Mod. Delay Time This is a duration time to send CW message from starts transmitting. It can configure the duration by the spin buttons or directly enter the value to configure the duration. Range No. 1 - 8 A maximum of 32 characters and symbols (space), “, , (,), +, -,., /, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9,:, =,? A - Z DefaultBlank Range5 - 30 word/min. In steps of1 word/min. Default20 words/min. Range0, 10 - 2550 ms In steps of10 ms Default600 ms Version: 1.01Field Programming Reference (FPRG)56 6 EDIT MENU 6.12.4 Audio Frequency This is a frequency of CW Message. It can configure the frequency by the spin buttons or directly enter the value to configure the frequency 6.12.5 Send CW Message to RA It allows to monitor CW Message in Morse code when sending the message from the RA line and the front speaker. Note:In Simplex mode, CW Message is sent to RA only. In this case, CW Message is not emitted from the speaker. 6.12.6 Encode with QT/DQT (CW Message) It can encode the QT/DQT (Primary) code configured to each channel while sending the CW Message. 6.13 Test Frequency Window It can configure the test frequency to be used in Test Mode. It can configure a maximum of 16 channels. You can copy the frequency configured in the “Channel Edit” window to the test frequency channel. The available frequency range varies depending on the model and the market code. Figure 6-22 Test Frequency window 6.13.1 Reception, Transmission This is a test frequency. Directly enter the value in the “Reception” edit box and the “Transmission” edit box. Table 6-8 Test Frequency Range Table 6-9 Default Test Frequency of the TKR-750/751 (K) Range400 - 2000 Hz In steps of100 Hz Default800 Hz Range Checked CW Message audio signals sent from the RA line and emitted from the front speaker. Unchecked CW Message audio signals sent from the RA line and emitted from the front speaker. DefaultUnchecked Range Checked CW Message is sent with primary QT/ DQT signalling. Unchecked CW Message is sent without QT/DQT signalling. DefaultUnchecked Model Market Code Transmission/Reception Frequency Range MHz TKR-750/751K146 - 174 TKR-750K2136 - 150 TKR-850/851K450 - 480 TKR-850K2480 - 512 TKR-850K3400 - 430 Channel No. Reception Frequency MHz Transmission Frequency MHz 1146.10000146.00000 2160.10000160.00000 3173.90000174.00000 4150.10000150.00000 5155.10000155.00000 6165.10000165.00000 6 EDIT MENU 57Field Programming Reference (FPRG)Version: 1.01 Table 6-10 Default Test Frequency of the TKR-850/851 (K) Note: !It must configure both of the “Reception” frequency and the “Transmission” frequency. !The default frequency is configured when all frequencies are deleted. !Refer to the Service Manual for checking how to test the TKR- 750/850/751/851. !406.0 MHz and 406.1 MHz are assigned as the Emergency locator beacons in the United States. Therefore, it does not allow designed to use these frequencies. 6.13.2 CH Paste Button Click “CH Paste” to copy the frequency configured in the “Channel Information” window to each channel in the “Test Frequency” window. Note: !You can view the context menu of the selected channel by right- clicking the channel number. In this window, you can copy or delete the configuration data. !The default frequency is configured when all frequencies are deleted. 6.14 Embedded Message Window It can configure the message that is stored in the TKR- 750/850/751/851 on the “Embedded Message” window. It can store a message with up to 64 characters (combination of alphabets and numerals). It can embed the specific information, such as the control number or the name of the configuration data written. The Embedded Message appears on the “Open” window when the configuration data is opened. (Refer to 4.2 Open.) Figure 6-23 “Embedded Message” window Directly enter the message in the edit box. 7170.10000170.00000 8158.50000161.50000 9161.50000158.50000 10136.10000136.00000 11151.90000151.95000 12152.10000152.00000 13- 14- 15- 16- Channel No. Reception Frequency MHz Transmission Frequency MHz 1450.10000450.00000 2465.10000465.00000 3479.90000480.00000 4455.10000455.00000 5460.10000460.00000 6470.10000470.00000 7475.10000475.00000 8462.60000462.50000 9467.60000467.50000 10440.10000440.00000 11459.90000460.00000 12- 13- 14- 15- 16- Channel No. Reception Frequency MHz Transmission Frequency MHz RangeMaximum of 64 characters and symbols DefaultBlank Version: 1.01Field Programming Reference (FPRG)58 6 EDIT MENU 6.15 Embedded Message w/ Password Window It can configure a message and a password into the TKR- 750/850/751/851 on the “Embedded Message w/ Password” window. You can configure a message with up to 64 characters (combination of alphabets and numerals) to the repeater. You can also configure the password to protect the message. You can embed the specific information in it, such as the control number or the name of the configuration data written with a password. Figure 6-24 “Embedded Message w/Password” window Directly enter the message in the edit box. Write Button This can write the configured message into the TKR- 750/850/751/851. Follow the procedures below to write the message. 1. Click “Write”. The Password Entry display appears. Figure 6-25 Password Entry display Note:The display requiring you to configure the password when the password is not configured. You must configure the password first, then you can write the configured message. 2. Enter the password and click “Write”. 3. Click “OK”. Note: !The error message appears if you enter an incorrect password. !The password entry display closes when entering a wrong password three times in a row. !When writing the message with Embedded Message w/ Password, you can store the message as a separate data from the configuration data. Password Button It can configure the password and change it. Follow the procedures below to configure/change the password. 1. Click “Password”. The “Caution” window appears. Click “OK” to view the “Password Change” window. Figure 6-26 “Caution” window Figure 6-27 “Password Change” window 2. Enter the password. You can configure a password a maximum of 6 characters. Old Password: Enter the old password in this box. New Password: Enter the new password. Confirm: Enter the same password as the “New Password” to confirm. 3. Click “Write”. 4. Click “OK”. Note: !The error message appears when the password entered in the “Old Password” box does not match with the registered password. !The error message appears when the password entered in the “New Password” box does not match with the password entered in the “Confirm” box. !The password entry display closes when entering an incorrect password three times in a row. RangeMaximum of 64 characters and symbols. DefaultBlank 6 EDIT MENU 59Field Programming Reference (FPRG)Version: 1.01 60Field Programming Reference (FPRG)Version: 1.01 7 PROGRAM MENU 7.1Read Data from Repeater This function allows to read the configuration data from TKR-750/850/751/851 connected to the PC with the KPG-46 programming cable by KPG-91D. (Refer to 1.2 Connecting to the PC.) Follow the procedures below to read the data. 1. Select one of the following options. Select “Program” “Read Data from Repeater”. Click on the Toolbar. 2. Click “Read”. The PC starts reading the configuration data. # If the Data Password is configured: Click “Read” to view the “Data Password” window. Figure 7-1 “Data Password” window Enter the password in the “Data Password” edit box and click “OK” to start reading the configuration data. Note: !Embedded Message appears if the message has embedded message. !The error message appears if you enter a wrong password. The “Data Password” window closes when entering an incorrect password three times in a row. The data reading completion message appears when the PC correctly reads the confirmation from the repeater. 3. Click “OK”. Note: !The PC cannot read the configuration data when TKR-750/ 850/751/851 does not respond even if “Read” is clicked. In this case, you must ensure the power of TKR-750/850/751/ 851 and the connection between the PC, and then start the operation again. !The error message appears when the Com port does not open and you cannot read the configuration data. In this case, you must ensure the COM port configuration in “Communication Port”, and then start the operation again. (Refer to 9.1 Communication Port Window.) 7.2Write Data to Repeater This function allows to write the configuration data into TKR-750/850/751/851 connected to the PC with the KPG-46 programming cable by KPG-91D. (Refer to 1.2 Connecting to the PC.) Follow the procedures below to write the configuration data. 1. Select one of the following options. Select “Program” “Write Data to Repeater”. Click on the Toolbar. 2. Click “Write”. The PC starts writing the configuration data. # If the “Data Password” is configured: The warning message appears when clicking “Write”. Figure 7-2 Warning message Click “OK” to start writing the configuration data. The data writing completion message appears when the PC properly writes the confirmation. 3. Click “OK”. Note: !The PC cannot write the configuration data when TKR-750/ 850/751/851 does not respond even if “Write” is clicked. In this case, you must ensure the power of TKR-750/850/751/ 851and the connection between the PC and start the operation again. !The error message appears when t