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Distinctive Performance

TS -590 S
HF/50 MHz ALL MODE TRANSCEIVER

Uncover the Hidden
The TS-590S marks a bold new chapter in Kenwood’s proud
history of manufacturing high-performance transceivers.
Featuring a narrow-band Roofing Filter the TS-590S significantly

• Best dynamic range in its class versus
off-frequency interference
• 500 Hz / 2.7 kHz Roofing Filters
• 32-bit floating point DSP

reduces interference from unwanted signals, which results in

• Automatic antenna tuner

to lesser rigs. With IF AGC based on advanced DSP technology,

• USB port for PC connectivity

Kenwood has essentially redefined HF performance.
Built to satisfy the most demanding DX’er, this high-performance
HF transceiver takes Amateur Radio to the next level continuing the
Kenwood tradition of operating ease and rugged reliability.

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• 100 W heavy-duty design

excellent RX performance revealing signals that would be hidden

Superb RX Performance: Excellent
Dynamic Range Even with Powerful
Off-frequency Interference!
Thanks to a narrow-band Roofing Filter and dedicated 1st
Mixer, this new transceiver offers the best dynamic range
in its class to handle adjacent unwanted signals.

Reciprocal Mixing
To measure the level of
reciprocal mixing, an off-channel
signal is mixed with the output
of a signal generator, which is
then varied until the unwanted signal
can be detected as noise. The higher
the figure, the less noise will be
generated by adjacent interference,
allowing undisturbed reception.

Powerful 500 Hz / 2.7 kHz Roofing Filter
On 15, 20, 40, 80 or 160 meters, the TS-590S employs down
conversion* for the first IF (11.374 MHz). Having the 1st Roofing
Filter (6 kHz BW) directly after the Mixer enhances the noise
blanker’s ability to deal with adjacent off-frequency signals.
What really determines RX performance is the 2nd Roofing Filter,
after the post amplifier. The TS-590S comes equipped with a
500 Hz and 2.7 KHz BW 6-pole MCF. This results in superb
dynamic range when adjacent signals are present, performance
that was not previously
possible using up conversion.
So even when an interfering
signal approaches the target
frequency, a virtually flat
dynamic range is maintained.
Even with strong adjacent
interference, you can capture
a clear signal.

*For 1.8/3.5/7/14/21 MHz Amateur bands, when receiving in CW/FSK/SSB modes
down conversion is selected automatically if the final passband is 2.7 kHz or less.

AD9951 from Analog Devices, Inc

Wide Range of Features Thanks to
32-bit Floating-point DSP
In addition to basic functions such as AGC, digital IF
filters, detection and demodulation, a wide range of
features including noise reduction and IF notch are all
implemented with the latest algorithms.

Advanced AGC with digital signal processing from
the IF stage onward
The TS-590S employs DSP from the IF stage onward. Kenwood
was the first to offer DSP-based IF AGC in an Amateur radio
(TS-870) and this DSP technology has been further enhanced
for the TS-590S, resulting in the development of a unique
approach to IF AGC. It is possible to apply level-optimized AGC
even for signals that slip between the Roofing Filter and the final
IF passband. You can be confident of optimum operation at all
times, without having to think about the Roofing Filter bandwidth.
Gain control performance has been greatly improved for the target
signal in the final IF passband (RX band). This results in in-band
IMD (intermodulation distortion)
characteristics on a par with those
of top-of-the-line transceivers. You
can enjoy superb RX with
next-generation Kenwood sound.
Texas Instruments TMS320C6726B

DDS offers superb Carrier to Noise ratio
characteristics, significantly cutting noise generated
by adjacent unwanted signals.
For the 1st local oscillator frequency, instead of employing
conventional PLL/VCO, the output of a DDS (Direct Digital
Synthesizer) is supplied directly to the following Mixer. When down
conversion is active, the oscillator frequency is lower than it is with up
conversion, so the output boasts even better C/N (Carrier to Noise
ratio) characteristics and a desirable level of reciprocal mixing.
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■ IF auto-notch* & manual notch**
Automatic and manual notch are both implemented at the IF
stage. By removing a powerful interfering signal with a notch filter,
you can capture a weak target signal. With the IF auto-notch,
notch frequency automatically tracks the beat frequency. The
notch filter has such sharp characteristics that it is not possible
to adjust it manually. Manual
■ IF Auto Notch
notch, however, offers not
only manual adjustment of the
notch frequency, but also the
choice of either normal or wide
attenuation to suit the type of
interference being encountered.

Extensive interference/noise removal features

*Available only in SSB mode.

Adjustable IF filter passband

**Available in SSB/CW/FSK modes.

By adjusting the DSP filter passband, you can tailor interference
removal to suit your needs. This provides slope tuning in SSB/AM/FM
modes, and bandwidth width/shift control for CW/FSK/SSB-DATA
communications.
■ Slope Tune
By adjusting HI/LOW cut, it is possible to avoid
interference on one or both sides
of the target signal.

■ SHIFT

■ WIDTH

If the interference is on one side only,
you can shift the central frequency
without changing bandwidth.

nal by narrowing the passband.

You can also avoid an adjacent unwanted sig-

Options and defaults for each mode (default settings in bold)
SSB mode
LOW CUT: 0, 50, 100, 200, 300, 400, 500, 600, 700, 800, 900, 1000 Hz
HI CUT

: 1.0, 1.2, 1.4, 1.6, 1.8, 2.0, 2.2, 2.4, 2.6, 2.8, 3.0, 3.4, 4.0, 5.0 kHz

CW mode
WIDTH

: 50, 80, 100, 150, 200, 250, 300, 400, 500, 600, 1000, 1500, 2000, 2500 Hz

SHIFT

: 300 Hz to 1 kHz (50 Hz steps)

SSB-DATA mode
WIDTH

: 50, 80, 100, 150, 200, 250, 300, 400, 500, 600, 1000, 1500, 2000, 2500 Hz

SHIFT

: 1000, 1100, 1200, 1300, 1400, 1500, 1600, 1700, 1800, 1900, 2000, 2100, 2210 Hz

AM mode (AF filter for LOW cut)
LOW CUT: 0, 100, 200, 300 Hz
HI CUT

: 2.5, 3.0, 4.0, 5.0 kHz

FSK mode
WIDTH

LOW CUT : 0, 50, 100, 200, 300, 400, 500, 600, 700, 800, 900, 1000 Hz
: 1.0, 1.2, 1.4, 1.6, 1.8, 2.0, 2.2, 2.4, 2.6, 2.8, 3.0, 3.4, 4.0, 5.0 kHz

■ Simple IF filter A/B switching
You can, for example, set Filter A
for a wide passband, and Filter
B for a narrow passband. When
searching for a particular station
during CW operations you can
then use the Filter A, switching
to the narrower Filter B once communications are initiated. In this
way, you can easily switch between 2 preset DSP filters as needed.
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In addition to the analog noise blanker (NB1), which has a
proven track record for eliminating weak noise, this transceiver
is equipped with a newly developed digital noise blanker (NB2).
Just pick the blanker which is more effective for the type of noise
encountered and the RX conditions. NB1 offers stable noise
suppression independent of RX bandwidth because, during down
conversion, the noise that has passed through the 1st Roofing
Filter (NB filter) is fed to the NB circuit. The NB2 employs a newly
developed envelope tracking method, making it effective against
noise that defies tracking by an analog noise blanker.

■ DSP noise reduction (NR1 / NR2)
In addition to conventional NR1 and NR2, NR1 now employs a
newly developed spectral-subtraction approach that is specially
designed to remove noise in speech modes. The optimum noise
reduction method is applied for each RX mode.

● NR1
Spectral-subtraction noise reduction has been developed with a
focus on improving speech clarity for weak SSB signals. Thanks
to this advanced technology, which makes use of the processing
power of the 32-bit floating-point DSP, you can capture a target
signal that is swamped by
■ Noise Reduction
noise, without suffering any
NR1: Noise level is estimated and that
loss in quality. For the
alone is subtracted, thus emphasizing
the target signal.
non-speech modes (CW/FSK),
a line enhancer offers tried
and true noise reduction.
Whichever method is used, the
degree of attenuation can be
adjusted smoothly.

: 250, 500, 1000, 1500 Hz

FM mode (AF filter)
HI CUT

■ Analog & Digital noise blanking (NB1 / NB2)

● NR2 (SPAC)
Kenwood’s original NR2 is SPAC-based noise reduction that extracts a periodic signal. SPAC is ideal for CW operations as it
can suppress noise at the same frequency as the target signal.
You can adjust correlation time
■ Noise Reduction
in 2 ms increments from 2 ms
NR2: SPAC
to 20 ms (10 steps). NR2 is not
available for FM.

■ Beat cancel (BC1 / BC2)

■ Optional TCXO

Whereas IF auto notch is
■ Beat Cancel
effective against a single,
Multiple beats can be cancelled.
powerful beat, the beat
cancel feature comes into
its own when there are
multiple, relatively weak
beats. Choose BC1 to remove
weak and/or continuous beat
interference, and BC2 to
handle intermittent beat, like that of a CW signal. Since this can
be used in conjunction with IF auto notch, even more effective
beat cancellation is possible. (SSB/AM/FM only)

The TCXO (temperature compensated crystal oscillator), which is
available as an option, ensures superb frequency stability (±0.5ppm)
throughout a wide temperature range, from -10°C to +50°C.

■ Beat Cancel OFF

■ Drive output (including 135 kHz band)
The DRV terminal provides external access to the TX drive
output (approx. 0 dBm). This is not just handy when a transverter
is attached: the main antenna terminal cannot be used for
transmission on the 135 kHz band, but this DRV terminal fills that
need. Convenience is further enhanced when combined with the
dedicated RX antenna terminal.
Note: A separate license fir the 2200 meter band may be required.

■ Beat Cancel ON

■ Speech processor (SSB/AM/FM)
The speech processor enhances the clarity of messages for the
receiving station by raising average TX power. And as well as
adjusting compression level, you can switch between soft and
hard modes.

■ Adjustable TX filter (SSB/AM)

High-reliability TX Section
for a High-quality Signal
Kenwood’s attention to detail is evident in both TX and
RX performance.

Stable operation guaranteed. Designed for
high reliability.

The TX filter passband is switchable. Since the high-pass and
low-pass cut-off frequencies can be switched independently, you
can have fine control over filter operation.

■ TX equalizer (SSB/AM/FM)
The equalizer offers flat (default), high boost (2 types), Formant
pass (to minimize extraneous sounds), bass boost (2 types),
conventional and user settings (using the ARCP-590). It is
possible to adjust frequency characteristics to suit the voice
quality and microphone characteristics on the transmitting end.

■ 100 W heavy-duty design

■ TX monitor

The cooling system features a pair of 60 x 60 mm fans, the same
size as on the previous model. Having two fans provides sufficient
air flow at low rpm, ensuring quiet operation. Meticulous attention
has been paid not only to the fans and motors but also to the
size and shape of the intake/exhaust vents as a comprehensive
approach to noise reduction. The aluminum die-cast chassis
is combined with a large heat sink to enhance heat dissipation
efficiency, minimizing the rise in
temperature in the final section
during continuous TX sessions.
This heavy-duty design is
capable of withstanding long
hours of operation under
grueling conditions typical of
contests or DXpeditions.

This outputs the TX audio via the speaker allowing you to check
your own sound quality.

■ Built-in automatic antenna tuner
(compatible with 5 MHz band)

■ 2 key terminals on rear panel

The preset-type automatic antenna tuner enables quick band
changing and can even operate
when the TS-590S is receiving.
When the TX frequency
changes, the preset data
(stored separately for each
antenna band) is loaded into
the antenna tuner circuit to
ensure that optimum matching
is rapidly achieved without
having to retune.

■ Other TX features
• VOX function (adjustable gain, selectable delay time) • Adjustable
TX power output • Adjustable MIC gain • Adjustable CAR level

Extensive CW Support
■ CW auto tune
With just the press of a button, you can automatically zero in on a
target frequency for CW reception. During RIT operations, it will also
tune in to the RIT frequency.

Thanks to both an electronic keyer (built-in) paddle terminal and a
separate one for an external keyer, PC keying is possible even when
a paddle is connected.

■ Other CW features
Support for full break-in and semi break-in (semi break-in delay
time: 50 ms~1000 ms) • Memory keyer (max. 4-channel message
memory) • Pitch control (300~1000 Hz) • Side tone monitor with
10-step volume control • Electronic keyer (selectable key speed,
squeeze A/B modes) • Microphone paddle mode • CW reverse
mode • CW auto transmit (in SSB mode, a simple key-press will
switch automatically to CW)
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■ Direct frequency entry, direct band selection
The keypad is used for Amateur
band direct key access. There are
3 memories for each band, so you
can quickly call up the frequencies
you usually use. Also, the buttons
– laid out to optimize ease of
operation – provide responsive
feedback.

■ USB connectivity for PC control
Thanks to the addition of a USB port, the TS-590S can be
hooked up to a PC with a USB cable, enabling PC control of the
transceiver plus TX/RX audio connectivity.

Superior Ease of Operation Plus More
Enjoyable TX/RX Performance
The user-friendly man-machine interface means you
can count on impeccable operation – under the grueling
conditions of a contest or a DXpedition.

Numerous functions to assure easy operation
■ User-friendly menus, outstanding operating ease
The TS-590S menus offer intuitive
access to numerous additional
features. The combination of menu
and arrow keys makes operation
intuitive. Also, the menu mode is
visible in the main area, while the
sub area scrolls through the
relevant guidance information.

Large display with 2-color LED backlight
The large display ensures outstanding visibility under all conditions.
And you can select amber or green for the LED backlight.

Note: Because of the theoretical latency of USB audio, it cannot be used for
applications that are affected by a time lag.

■ Remote control of the TS-590S using a computer
Using the ARCP-590 radio control
program, it is possible to access
virtually all functions from a
computer. This makes it easy for
you to change settings and manage
memory channels.
*You can download related freeware from the Kenwood website after purchasing the
TS-590S.

■ Voice guide & storage unit (option)
The VGS-1 voice guide
and storage unit can serve
two important roles: vocal
confirmation (in English or
Japanese) of frequency, key
operation, settings, etc.,
and recording/playback of
messages received by the
transceiver.
Voice memory: max. 4 channels
(recording time: 30 secs. each for CH1 & CH2, 15 secs. each for CH3 & CH4)
Constant RX recording: 30 secs. (1 channel)

External Connectors

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■ OFF beep

Other features

In addition to conventional audio confirmation of operation, a
different beep sounds when a feature or mode is off, allowing clear
differentiation.

RX

■ Programmable function keys (PF A, PF B)

• Basic RTTY settings (keying polarity, shift width, high/low tones, reverse mode)
FM

The TS-590S features 2 programmable function keys. You are free to
select frequently used functions for assigning to these keys.

• RX equalize • ATT, pre-amp
• Adjustable RF gain, adjustable AF gain, selectable SQL level
FSK

• FM Wide/Narrow switching for TX/RX • Repeater subtone
• FM signaling (CTCSS, cross-tone)
DATA
• Independent SSB-DATA/FM-DATA modes
• Choice of IF filters for PSK31/AFSK operations • Variable ANO/ANI level
• Selectable DATA modulation line (ACC2/USB) • DATA VOX
Accessory connectors
• ACC2 connector for packet operations
• Remote connector compatible with linear amp control

■ Memory/Scan functions

(built-in vacuum tube linear amp control relay, selectable TX attack delay)

● Easy-to-use memory
The Memory Name function enables clear identification for up
to 110 memory channels (including specified ranges). Also, the
memory scroll function can be used to check memory channel
data without changing operating frequency. Other features include
a Quick Memory function for storing frequencies on the fly (max.10
channels),* memory channel copy, single channel memory clear,
memory lockout, memory shift, and the ability to change memory
channel data/frequency temporarily.

External connectivity
• Kenwood Sky Command® II support
(when connected to TH-D7A*/TM-D710A/TH-D72A**)

• Packet cluster tune (when connected to TM-D710A/TH-D72A**)
• Cross-band repeater functions (when connected to TM-D710A/TM-V71A)
Others
• Emergency contact frequency paging
• TX tuning for external antenna tuner
• Power-on message
Note: A message of up to 8 alphanumeric characters can be input for display
when the power is switched on.

*3, 5 or 10 channels can be selected.

● Multiple scan functions
Included among the many scan functions are program scan,
memory scan, group scan, subtone scan and CTCSS scan. And
a program slow scan automatically reduces the scanning speed
around any frequency of special interest.

• Split data transfer using COM port
• Firmware updates
• Adjustable long-keypress timing

®

Kenwood Sky Command II
The Kenwood Sky Command® System (KSS) effectively puts an
HF transceiver in your hand, allowing you to relax in your backyard
while controlling the TS-590S in your shack. Or you could be sitting at
a baseball game while operating the HF transceiver safely installed in
your car. Kenwood Sky Command® II has the added convenience of
LCD confirmation of HF frequency.
It’s not just freedom you’ll enjoy: KSS is simple and intuitive, yet
amazingly powerful. Once the Transporter (TH-D72* or TM-D710A)
has been wired to your TS-590S HF transceiver, all you need to is the
second handheld (the Commander). The Commander transmits
control signals to the Transporter, which also relays your voice to the
HF radio. In return, HF signals are transmitted back to the Commander.
This system allows you to transmit and receive HF signals, set
frequencies, switch memory channels, and much more — all from
your handheld transceiver.

HF antenna

COM connector
MBC
ø3.5 EXT SP

Commander
TH-D72*/TM-D710A
440 MHz/144 MHz (2M)

Transporter
TH-D72*/TM-D710A
440 MHz/144 MHz (2M)

HF Transceiver
TS-590S

440 MHz band
Voice signals, Control signals

440 MHz band
Confirmation of HF frequency

144 MHz band
HF receive audio

®

Kenwood Sky Command II enables full-duplex operation, adding some
extra features that further enhance functionality. For example, you can
confirm HF frequency visually on the LCD panel of the Commander.
Control is effected via TNC (AX.25), and now even more HF
functions are accessible: XIT, mode switching (USB, FM, etc.),
split-frequency operations on/off, memory shift, and frequency
step selection. In addition, once every 10 minutes, the Transporter
will send out its pre-programmed call sign via CW.

• The operator controls the TS-590S HF transceiver from the portable
Commander TH-D72** or TM-D710A.

• Voice is transmitted from the command unit on the 440MHz band.
• Control signals are sent from the command unit on the 440MHz band.
• The received HF signal is re-transmitted by the Transporter
TH-D72* or TM-D710A on the 2M band.

®

**Kenwood Sky Command II uses a pair of TH-D72* and/or TM-D710A transceivers.

• The operator can confirm the HF frequency on the LCD of the commander.

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Options

MC-90

MC-43

PG-20

MB-430

SP-23

ARCP-590

Deluxe
Desktop
Microphone

Hand
Microphone

DC Cable
(7 metres)

Mobile
Bracket

External
Speaker

Radio Control
Program
(available free for downloading
from the Kenwood website)

MC-60A
Desktop
Microphone

PS-60
HS-6

SO-3

Headphones

TCXO

Heavy-duty
Power Supply
(22.5A)

ARHP-590
Radio Host
Program

MC-47
Hand
Microphone

HS-5

LF-30A

Headphones

Low-pass Filter
(50 MHz band
is not supported)

SP-50B

VGS-1

Mobile
Speaker

Voice Guide &
Storage Unit

(available free for downloading
from the Kenwood website)

Not all accessories may be available. Please contact dealers for details.

Main Specifications
TS-590S

TS-590S
Receiver (Continued)

General
Frequency Range
TX
RX
Mode
Frequency Stabilitys
Antenna Impedance
Antenna Tunable Range
Supply Voltage
Current Drain
TX
RX (No signal)
Operating Temperature
Dimensions Without projections
(W x H x D) With projections
Weight (Net)

180,80,60,40,30,20,17,15,12,10, 6 meter bands
0.13 ~ 30 MHz, 50 ~ 54 MHz
(VFO: Continuous 30 kHz ~ 60 MHz)
J3E(SSB), A1A(CW), A3E(AM), F3E(FM), F1B(FSK)
±5ppm (±0.5ppm with SO-3), -10° C~ +50° C
50 Ω
16.7 ~ 150 Ω
13.8 V DC ±15%
20.5A or less
1.5A or less
14°F ~ 122°F (-10° C~ +50° C)
10.63 x 3.78 x 11.46 in (270 × 96 × 291 mm)
11.02 x 4.21 x 13.19 in (280 x 107 x 335 mm)
16.31 lbs

Modulation
SSB
FM
AM
Maximum Frequency
Deviation (FM)
Spurious Response
Carrier Suppression
Unwanted Sideband
Suppression
Transmit Frequency Response
Microphone Impedance
XIT Variable Range

Max 100 W, Min 5 W
AM: Max 25 W / Min 5 W

Intermediate Frequency
1st IF
2nd IF
3rd IF

AM (S/N 10dB)
Less than 6.3µV (0.13-0.522MHz)
Less than 31.6µV (0.522 - 1.705MHz)
Less than 2µV (1.705 - 24.5MHz)
Less than 1.3µV (24.5 - 30MHz)
Less than 1.3µV (50 - 54MHz)
FM (12dB SINAD)
Less than 0.22µV (28 - 30MHz)
Less than 0.22µV (50 - 54MHz)

Less than 5.6µV (0.13 - 0.522MHz)
Less than 18µV (0.522 - 1.705MHz)
Less than 1.8µV (1.705 - 30MHz)
Less than 1.1µV (50 - 54MHz)

Balanced modulation
Reactance modulation
Low-power modulation
Less than ±5kHz (Wide)
Less than ±2.5kHz (Narrow)
HF: Less than -50dB
50MHz: Less than -60dB
More than 50dB
More than 50dB

FM

Image Rejection Ratio
IF Rejection Ratio
Selectivity
SSB
CW/FSK

-6dB: 400Hz ~ 2,600Hz
600 Ω
±9.999kHz

AM

Receiver
Circuitry

Less than 0.5µV (0.13-0.522MHz)
Less than 4µV (0.522 - 1.705MHz)
Less than 0.2µV (1.705 - 24.5MHz)
Less than 0.13µV (24.5 - 30MHz)
Less than 0.13µV (50 - 54MHz)

Squelch Sensitivity
SSB/CW/FSK/AM

Transmitter
Output Power

Sensitivity
SSB/CW/FSK (S/N 10dB)

FM
Double or Triple
Superheterodyne*1

Triple
Superheterodyne*2

11.374MHz
24kHz
-

73.095 MHz
10.695 MHz
24 kHz (except FM)
455 kHz (FM)

RIT Variable Range
Notch Filter Attenuation
Auto
Manual
Beat Cancel Attenuation
Audio Output Power
Audio Output Impedance

Less than 0.2µV (28-30MHz)
Less than 0.2µV (50-54MHz)
More than 70 dB
More than 70 dB
More than 2.2kHz (-6dB)
Less than 4.4kHz (-60dB)
More than 500Hz (-6dB)
Less than 1.2kHz (-60dB)
More than 6 kHz (-6dB)
Less than 12kHz (-50dB)
More than 12kHz (-6dB)
Less than 25kHz (-50dB)
±9.999kHz
More than 60dB
More than 70dB
More than 40dB
More than 1.5W (8 Ω)
8Ω

*1 In 1.8 / 3.5 / 7 / 14 / 21 MHz Amateur band, IF band width 2.7 kHz or less (SSB, CW, FSK)
*2 Except in 1.8 / 3.5 / 7 / 14 / 21 MHz Amateur band, IF band width 2.7 kHz or less (SSB, CW, FSK)

These specifications are guaranteed for Amateur Bands only.
Sky Command® is a registered trademark of Kenwood Corporation in the U.S.
Kenwood follows a policy of continuous advancement in development.
For this reason, specifications may be changed without notice.

Kenwood has always connected with people through sound. Now we want to expand the world of sound in ways that only Kenwood can,
listening to our customers and to the pulse of the coming age as we head toward a future of shared discovery, inspiration and enjoyment.

JQA-QMA1205

ADS#33610 Printed in USA



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