Kenwood USA 24613110 User Manual 15392
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ALH24513110
THE APPLICANT HAS BEEN CAUTIONED AS TO THE FOLLOWING:
15.21 INFORMATION TO USER.
The users manual or instruction manual for an intentional
radiator shall caution the user that changes or modifications not
expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could
void the user‘s authority to operate the equipment.
15.2713) SPECIAL ACCESSORIES.
Equipment marketed to a consumer must be capable of complying
with the necessary regulations in the configuration in which the
equipment is marketed Where special accessories, such as shielded
cables and/or special connectors are required to enable an
unintentional or intentional radiator to comply with the emission
limits in this part, the equipment must be marketed with, i.e,
shipped and sold with, those special accessories. However, in lieu
of shipping or packaging the special accessories With the
unintentional or intentional radiator, the responSible party may
employ other methods of ensuring that the special accessories are
provided to the consumer, Without additional charge.
Information detailing any alternative method used to supply the
special accessories for a grant of equipment authorization or
retained in the verification records, as appropriate. The party
responSible for the equipment, as detailed in § 2.909 of this
chapter, shall ensure that these special accessories are provided
with the eqUipment. The instruction manual for such devices shall
include appropriate instructions on the first page of text concerned
with the installation of the device that these special accessories
must be used with the device. It is the responsibility of the user
to use the needed special accessories supplied with the equipment.
MFA pQBbODOS, 098b0030
FCC ID: ALHZ4613110
2.1033lCH3) MANUAL
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(NSTRUCTION MANUAL
VHF FM TRANSCEIVER
TK—28O
UHF FM TRANSCEIVER
TK-38O
KENWOOD CORPORATION
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THANK YOU
We are grareiul you chose KENWOOD for your land
mobrle radio applrcatrons, We believe this easyrto—use
transcerver wrN provide dependable commumcatlons to
keep personne\ operating at peak efficiency,
KENWOOD iranscervers mcorporate the Ja1est in
advanced rechnology As a result, we fee‘ strongly that
you wiH be pleased wi‘rh me quality and features of This
prod ucL
/MUDELS CDVERED BY THIS MANUAL
- TK-ZBD. VHF FM Transceiver
- TK-BBO UHF FM Transcerver
—@— .
r Notices To The User:
0 GOVERNMEN7 LAW PROH/Ei/TS VHS OPERAT/DN OF
ENSED RAD/D THANSMVWERS WITH/N THE
“RH/TORES UNDER EOVEHNMENT CONTROL,
0 JLLEGAL o AT/DN ls PUNISHAELE BY FINE DR
, , ER SERVICE TO DUAL/FED TEEHN/CIANS ONLY J
/'SAFETY: I! rs important ihat the operator is aware of
and unders‘rands hazards common to me operatron or
any IFBNSCENGY
WAHNWG.
EXPLDSVVE A7MOSPHEFIES (GflSES‘ DUST, FUMES, etc.)
Tum w your Iranscerve/ w’w‘r’e rakmg on fuel‘ or «mus parked in
gasar‘me semce star/ans
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One or more of the following statements may be
9pp4icable:
FCC WARNING
This equtpment generates or Uses radio frequency energy Changes
of moan/cations to this equipment may cause harmful interference
unless me modifications are expressly approved in rne instnrctr‘on
manual. The user ccutd (use the autnan‘ry to operate this equrpment
ii an unamofl'zed change or modification is made.
INFORMATION To THE DIGITAL newcs USER nsautnsu av
m5 FCC
Tnis equipment has been (esledalid round to comply with me trmtrs
for a Class 5 ctrgitei crevice, pursuant to Fan 15 at the Foo Hales.
These ItmiIs are designed {a pruvtde reasonaate pmlecti'an against
harmful rnterference in a residential taste/[51mm
Thts equiement generates, uses and can generate radio trequency
energy anrt it not instaitert and used in accordance with the
instrucrions may cease harmful Interference to ractio
communtmtmns Howe var. there is no guarantee that the
intenerence wt/I not occur in a pan/cuter insteiran‘cn it this
equipment aces cause nanniui i‘nlederence tc raciia nr tetevisian
reception, untcn can be determined by turning the equipment off and
on me user rs enccureged to try to correct me interference by one or
more at the fa/Iawt'ng massures‘
- Fiesnent cr relocate me receivrng antenna.
~ lncreasa me sEHaraYion between me equipment and recent/El.
4 Connect the Equibmeril In an our/er on a cirrult‘ different {mm
the! m wnich the receiveris connecled.
~ Consult the dealer for IecnnfEa/asslslance
arrsnmorv (use. only)‘
Make/cadmium aanen'es musi be recycled or
g diseased u/prcperty State laws vary (egardlrig
, 5 me hand/mg and disposal of nickelecadnuum
bans/155
Nt-Cd Please Contact your aumonzed KENWUDD
dearer tor more rntcrmatiun,
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g Seieding a System/ Gmup/ Channel ‘ .10 f
l Tune-nut Timer (TOT) . 1D 1
OPERATION OVERVIEW. 11 1
Tmiiking Funnat.. 11 ;
Conventinnzl meai 11 I
TRUNKED OPERATION (”fruiting Formal) . 12 1
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E UMPAIZKINE MID BHiCKING EQUIPMENT
PREPARATION ..........
GEITING AEOUNNTED .
PROGRAMM LE AUXILIARY FUNETIDHS i
CbNTENTS
SuppIied Accessories.
Installing] Removing the NiCd Battery uk .
Installing the Alumna
lnsiaIIing the Ben EIip
Installing Ihe Culver over the Univetsai Cnnne M
InsIaIIing the (Omiunél) Speaker] Miemphnne .
Display
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Piaeing 2 Dispatch Call u
Receiving a Dispalch Call
PIacing a TeIelenne EaI
Receiving 3 Telephone Cal
2 estu.izes
IZDNVEN'HONAL DPEHATmN (Trunking Fnrmal
‘ Transmitting A 414
I Remivilig , .14
i SYSTEM SCAN (Tmnking Fauna!) . is
5 General ..................... 415
; Scanning Tnmkefl Systems . 15
415
Sam-ling Cnnvernional Systems .
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San Raven A.
> anon? SCAN (Trunking Formal)
CONVENTIONAL 0PERM10N(EnnvenliunalFarina!)
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Transmifiing . _®_
Receiving . Y
‘ SYSTEM SDAMCnnventinnal Fun-nan) .
Prmnty Sun .
2-TONE SIGNALLING (Cnnvenfinnd Format)
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i AUDIBLE USER FEEDBflCK TUNES ...........
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UNPACKING AND CHECKING EQUIPMENT
More: The inf/owing insr/uclions are far use by your KENWDDD dealen
an authorized KENWOOD service facility, or the facrory.
Carelully unpack lhe lranscerver. We recommend thal
you identify the items listed in the following table before
discarding the packing material, if any items have been
damaged during shipment, file a claim with the carrier
immediately
I Supplied Autessnries
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” TK 280( (M) T90 0679 xx ‘
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‘T’ TK-SBO (M3) T9070684'XX
Bell clip J29»06‘l B—XX ‘l
Univeral connemor cap 809-03634XX 1
Screw sel N99-2004—XX 1
Warramly card —— 1
Instruction manual /'862-0567-XX 1
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Flexmle Bell clip Universal Screw set
amenna connector cap
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l lnstalling/ Removing the Mind Battery Patk
More: Remove the battery pack {mm the transceiverandlake cut
the insulating paperbefme us/ng.
CAUTION:
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DO NOT HECHARGE THE BAWERYPACK [FIT/SALREADV
FULLYCHAFIGED DO/NG 50 MAY CAUSE THE LIFE OF
THEBATTEHYF'ACK TD SHDHTEN OF! THE BATTERY PACK
MAYBE DAMAGED
AFTER HECHAFJG/NG THE BATTERY PACK, DISCONNECT
(7 FROM THE CHARGER. IF THE CHARGER POWER IS
ET (TURNED ONAEI'EF? SE/NG TURNED OFF),
HARGWG W/LL STARTAGAWAND THE BATTERY
PACK WILL BECOME DVEHCHARGEDv
DO NOT SHORT THE BATTERY TERMINALS OH D/SF’OSE
HE EAWERYEIY FIRE.
PT TO REMOVE THE CASING FFIOM THE
SAWEHY PACK,
Match the tour grooves
of the battery pack wtth
the correspondtng
guides on the back at
the transceiver.
Sltde the battery pack
along the back of the
transceiver until the
release latch on the
base of the transceiver
locks.
To remove the battery
pack, pull back on the
release latch and sllde
the pack away from the
lra hscetver.
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l Installing the Antenna
Screw me antenna lnto the
connector on the top of the
lranscelver by holding the
antenna at 115 base and
turmng n clockwise until
secure.
I Installing the Belt Clip
If necessary attach me belt
CllD using the two supplied
3 x 6 mm screws,
A Note: li me [1911 5/10 fs no! Inslalled,
v 115 mounting Amman may get hm
dunng comm/Gus r.’ansmissfcn or
when lefrsm/‘ng m a has
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I Installing rhe Cnver nverthe Universal Connector
ll you are _n9l_usingra
/speaie¢m’m@£9fle, install
the cover over( e univeral
connector usrng the ‘~.
supplied 4 x 6 mm screw.
l Installing the (Upliunal) sneaker/Microphone
1 Insert me gulde ol the speaker/ microphone
conneclor into the groove of the universal
connector.
2 Secure the connector in place using the anached
screw.
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A (4a)
Microphcne Speaker
Note: The lranscervsf is also available wr'lhouv mg DTMF keypad (if).
. (D Antenna connector
Connect the supplied antenna here.
(2 Rotary encoder
Rotate (his comrm 10 amivaie its programmable
functwons Fur funher detawls‘ contact your dea‘er.
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6) POWER switch/ VOLUME control
/’ Turn clockwise to switch ON the transceiver Rotate
to adjust the volume. Turn counterclockwtse fully to
switch OFF the transceiver.
G5 Auxiliary (orange) key
‘ Press to activate its auxiliary lunctlon (page 8).
® Battery pack release latch
Pull back on this latch to release the battery pack.
See “lnstalling/ Removing the NlCd Battery Pack" on
page 2.
® PF (Programmable Function) key
Press to activate its auxiliary iunction (page 8).
® PTT (Push~To—Talk) switch
’ Press this switch. then speak into the microphone to
call a station. @
PF (Programmable Function) key
' Press to activate its auxiliary iunctlon (page 8).
© Transmit] Battery low indicator fi
This red LED lights during transmission ‘ li ll flashes
during transmission. the battery pack power is low.
Replace or recharge the battery pack. _
® 3, A, 48, and C! keys
Press to activate their auxiliary functions (page 8}.
@ DTMF keypad (keypad models only)
Press the keys on the keypad to send DTMF tones.
® Universal connector
Connect an external speaker/ microphone (optional)
here. Otherwise, keep the supplied cover in place.
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I Display
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Displays (he system, channel and grnua ’
numbers Aiso displays various iunmions which
have been programmed by your deafels
Appears when we seiefled shannei is
programmed as priuriry (Conventional meai).
Appeals when the key programmed as Munimr
M 0 N is pressed
Sm: This icon is not used on (his transceiver.
Appears when you are using me Mm 553 '
ScN mode J
Appears when the key programmed as RF
Power Ln IS pressed.
Appeais when we saieman group is
pro med as ieiapnone iDs.
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Appe 's and iiashes when recelvmg a stems \
message and when a massage is in the stack,
Come: your dealer is! more information
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Displays The system, gvoup, and channel
numbers You: aeaiar can program group ann
channai names wnh up to in characters in place
oi numbeis. The ien display is used as a deieie
Indic (0) in Trunking Formai and an add
mdicami‘ (v) in Convenhnnai Farmat The right
displa/ 13 used for me Selecn’ve Gan (at) or
Scramuier ( J funcncm The deiene/ anu
i'ndice‘ors Show the systems ihal are locked! not
iockec our of the scanning sequence Saracnve
Ca” and Scrambier are optional (unciiers that
can be niogrammed by your uaaier.
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NKED OPERATION (Trunki Format)
I Placing a Dispatch [tail
1 Select the desired system and group using the
System/ Group encoder and keys.
Press the FT!’ switch.
it the busy tone or intercept tone does not sound,
communtcation is possibie; start speaking.
- For best sound quality at the receivrng station,
niece your mouth epproximeteiy rs inches (3 ~ 4
am) Irom me microphone
l Receiving a Dispatch Call
1 Swnch ON the transceiver
rt» .
2 Setthe voiume ievei to about 1/2 Y
3 Seiect the desrred system and group using the
System/ Group encoder and keys. (it the Scan
iur tron has been programmed. it can be turned
ON h" desrred.)
4 When the cispatcher‘s voice is heard, adjust the
volume as necessary.
I Placing a Telephnne Call
1 Seiect the desired system and group using the
System/ Group encoder and keys.
2 Press and hoid the FTT switch tor approximateiy
1 second to ensure a conneciton.
3 Confirm the? there is a dial tone irorn the repeater
.r reieasrng the PTT swrtcn
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Press and hold the PTT switch. then dial using
the iron\ panel keypad.
- After dialing, release the PTI' switch and waittor a
response from the sailed party.
When the called party responds. press the PTT
swrtch and speak into the microphone. Release
the PTI' swttch to receive.
- Only one person can speak at a time.
To end the call. press and hold the PTT swttch,
then press the # key or the key programmed as
Tel Disconnect
I Receiving 3 Telephone Call
Select the desired system and group using the
System/ Group encoder and keys. (It the Scan
tunctidn has been programmed, it can be turned
ON li' desired.)
. A nnging tone will suund when a call is received.
Press and hold the PTT switch to speak, and
release it to listen
- Only one person can speak at a time.
To end the call, press and hold the PTT sthch,
then press the 5 key orthe key programmed as
Tel Disconnect.
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NVHITIONAL OPERATION (Trunking Furmat)
I Transmitting
1 Select the desired system and group using the
System/ Group encoder and keys.
2 Press the key programmed as Monitor to check
whether or not the channel is tree.
~ lithe channel is busy, wait until it becomes tree
3 Press the PTT swttch and speak into the
microphone
I Receiving
Swttch ON the transceiver.
2 Set the volume level to about 1/2.
Select the deSired system and group using the
System/ Gruup encoder and keys, (ltthe Scan
function has been programmed, it can be turned
ON ii desired)
4 When the dispatchers voice is heard‘ adjust the
volume as necessary.
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I Scanning Trunked Systems
I General
if the Scan function is programmed, systems can be
scanned by pressing the key programmed as Scan.
When it IS pressed‘ the SCN indicator and “-SCAN-"
or the revert system/ grcup number, appear on the
display and scanning starts. The systems not locked
out oi the scanning sequence are scanned.
When a call is received, scanning stops and the
system and group digits appear Press the PTT
switch and speak into the microphone to respond to
the call The transceiver will continue scanning after
an adjustable time delay ii the PTT switch is released
and no further signal is received,
A» A
W‘nen scanning trunked systems, the revert groups
and the groups not locked out of the scanning
sequence are scanned. See “GROUP SCAN" on
page 17
I Scanning Cunventiunal Systems
W'nen scanning conventional systems, the revert
grOUDS and the groups not locked out of the
scanmng sequence are scanned See "GROUP
SCAN‘ on page 17.
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It a programmable auxiliary key is programmed W|th
Scan Lockout‘ each system can be locked out of the
scan sequence manually The gelaejmr/will
appear in the left hand display when the system
displayed is locked out.
l Scan Revert
Scan Revert refers to the revert systems and groups
being scanned. You can select revert systems and
groups usmg the System/ Group encoder and keys,
Three types of Scan Flex/eds which can be
programmed by your dealer are available-
- Last Called Revert: The last system/ group
received is assigned as the new revert system
and group.
- Last Used Revert: The last system/ group
responded to is assigned as the new revert
system and group
. Last Selected: The last syslem/ group selected
is assigned as the new revert system and group.
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GROUP SCAN (Trunking Format)
Group Scan is avarlable for both trunked and
conventronat systems. Thrs feature is usetut when more
than one group is programmed in a system. Group
Scan is set bythe deater on request. It scans the revert
groups as wet] as grcups that are allowed to be
scanned.
When a can is received the group rndlcator shows the
group number, and that group becomes the revert
group Simpty press the P'I‘I' switch to respond to the
talk
mm; Please Contact your Dealer for lntmmaflon EDncemr’ng Pn'on‘ry
Scan.
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CONVENTIONAL OPERATION (Conventional Formal)
I Transmitting
Select the desired group and channel using the
Group/ Channel encoder and keys
Press the key programmed as Monitor to check
whether or not the channel is free.
~ It' the channel is busy, wait until ll becomes free.
Press the PTT SWllCi’l and speak into the
microphone
I Receiving
Swntch ON the transceiver.
2 Setthe volume level to about 1/2
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Select the desired group and channel usmg the
Group! Channel encoder and keys, (It the Scan
function has been programmed. it can be turned
ON if desired)
When a caller‘s vpice is heard, adjust the volume
as necessary
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SY M SCAN (Conventional Format)
I General
ll the Scan function is programmed, groups or
channels can be scanned by pressing the key
programmed as Scan The Scan tunction has a
Single Scan or a Multl Scan When lhe Scan key is
pressed, the SCN |nd|cator and “-SCAN-" or the
revert group/ channel number, appear on the display
and scanning starts
When a call is received, scanning stops and the
group and channel digits appear. Press the PTT
switch and speak into the microphone to respond to
the call The transceiver will continue scanning after
an adjustable time delay, if the PTT switch is
released, and no iurther srgnal ls received.
When the displayed group I5 not locked out of the
scanning sequence, the add indicator (v) will appear
on the display.
I Priority Scan
The priority channel must be programmed in order
ior Priority Scan to function
When a signal is received on the priority channel, the
transceiver wrll aulnmatically change to that channel,
even ii it is receivinga signal on a different channel.
The -indicator appears when the displayed channel
IS the priority channel.
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2-Tone Signalling is either activated or disamivated by
your dealer.
2—Tone Signalling only opens the squelch when the
transceiver receives two tones corresponding to those
setup in the transceiver. When the squelch opens, you
will be able to hear the caller without any further action
Alter a correct code is received and the squelch opens,
pressing the key programmed as Monitor will cancel the
connection.
If your dealer programmed Transpono tor 2-Tone
Signalling, your transceiver will automatically send an
acknowledgment signal to the station that called when
the correct tone is received. Transpond does not ‘
function when you are called With a Group code. 13}
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If your oeeler programmed Tone Alert for 2~Tone
Signalling your transceiver will emit a beep when a
correct tone is received,
Note“ This “ansCe/vef is only Capsule classed/mg 2-Tone S/gnals. l!
cannot 9 Made a 2~Tone signal
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The transceiver emr‘rs various tones to indrcate the
transcelver’s ope'atrng slams. Please contact your
dealer lor further lnformalion on these tones.
Alert Yes Yes
Busy Yes Yes
DBD Orr Yes Yes
DBD Or‘l Yes YES
Delay No Yes
Deny No Yes
Free S stem Flirr Back Model
System) Search rime N° YES
Group Carl l Yes Yes
lndrvidual Call l Yes Yes
lmerceot l No Yes
Key Input Errur l Yes Yes
Key Press [A] l Yes Yes
Key Press [5] Yes Yes
Key Press re) Yes Yes
Password Agreement Yes Yes
Power ON ‘ Yes Yes
Pre Alert Yes No
Proceed 1 No Yes
PTT Release Yes Yes
Queue No l Yes
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Hiflgwng Yes
RON Over Yes
System Search j Yes
System Search End Yes
Yes
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