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KENWOOD COMMINICATIONS CORPORATION
KENWOOD
This operation manual is used for the KENWOOD SKY COMMAND SYSTEM (hereinafter referred to as KSS),
A , which is available for sale on a limited basis.
short distance. Accordingly, KSS is very useful in the
TH-D7 A :
Refer to the TH-D7 A Instruction manual (page 83) for
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transceiver.
• Operating HF radio while relaxing in your living
room, instead of in the shack.
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• Operate HF while camping, picnicking, or at local
sporting events (HF in the mobile).
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→ 440MHz band : Voice signal to the HF transceiver → 440MHz band : Control signal to the HF transceiver • The operator contr ols the HF transceiver from the portable COMMANDER (CMD) TH-79A KSS . 440 MHz • The received HF signal is re-transmitted by the TRANSPORTER 144 MHz (TRP) TH-79A KSS on the 144 MHz band. • Voice is transmitted from the CMD unit on the 440 MHz band. • The control signals, for frequency and functions of the HF transceiver, are sent from the CMD unit on the 440 MHz band. COM
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n ITEM QUANTITY I/O UNIT 1 2.5mm Stereo Cable 1 , refer to its n Turn off the transceiver’s power. PTT VFO s, the I/O UNIT, and the HF transceiver (TS- (G) /S (G) or Place one of the TH-79A s in CMD mode, and the other in TRP mode. Set up y our HF transceiver. n u u n n • PTT VFO mode. C • The received HF signal is transmitted from the “orders” to the HF transceiver, and receiving band activity from the HF transceiver. When you push the PTT button on the CMD, it transmits. At the same time,
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VFO MR 1 2 3 A RX ON VFO A RIT ON 4 5 B 6 RX OFF RIT OFF VFO B 9 7 8 C RIT DOWN RIT CLR RIT UP MR # D 0 * MODE UP VOICE DOWN RIT UP RIT is ON. Enters the number 9 in VFO or MR Enter mode. 1 in VFO or MR Enter mode. ) * RX ON When the HF transceiver is in VFO mode, this Allows you to listen to the received signal from the HF transceiver. (The TRP transmits the received step. When the HF transceiver is in M. CH mode, 2 in VFO or MR Enter mode. RIT ON O) MODE Turns ON the HF transceiver RIT. En
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HF TRANSCEIVER SETUP n (G) (G) Turn ON the transceiver being used for TRP. Set up the frequency and mode for the operation of VFO and M. CH. (When an external speaker is connected to the line from the I/O UNIT, voice you listen to and confirm a voice signal, you are mode). set). Set the functions of the HF PTT following • Set the AF volume control to the 9:00 to 10:00 • Set the MIC gain to approximately the center. • TRANSMISSION/RECEPTION n • n • PTT • TRP match? “ • ceiver been TRP mode
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SELECTION To listen to the received signal of the HF n ON key (key 2). • key ( A To silence the received signal fro m the CMD select VFO A on the HF transceiver. RX OFF key (key 5). RX • VFO B key ( B select VFO B on the HF transceiver. • key ( key) or the # Reception volume is controlled with the AF volume key ( key) while in either VFO A or VFO B, * control on the CMD. The AF volume control on the by one step (10 Hz in SSB). Each time the key n • FREQUENCY ENTER key The AF volume control
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• MODE key ( 0 • When you direct-enter the HF transceiver change the mode. The modes available are USB frequency from the CMD, the HF radio mode does and LSB mode. When the MODE not change (from 7 MHz to 14 MHz, for example). MODE When the MODE • If you already have favorite frequencies, it is a good idea to input them in memory. This allows transmitted from the HF radio. for quick frequency change. • If the MODE • SY Control Function RX ON the HF transceiver SQ is closed, you will receive O
