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you

purchasing

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your

receiver in service.

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Note

Caution

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following explicit definitions

instruction

INSTRUCTION

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equipment

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1.

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2.

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3.

4.

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OPERATING
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CONTROLS

this new receiver.

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before

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manual:

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apply

no risk

inconvenience

personal

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Memory Channel
Memory
Memory
Memory Recall
Programmable

Memory Shift...........

SCAN

Scan Option
Hold/Resume
All
Programmable
Memory Channel
Memory Channel Group
Memory Channel

MESSAGE

Message
Message

MA|NTENANCE...........

5.

Service
In Case of

SCHEMATIC

6.

opiloNAL

7.

REFERENCE

8.

Contents
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Condition

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ACCESSOR|ES

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1. BEFORE

Safety
Never remove

struction Manual. lf

tally, a serious

precautions

the case unless

OPERATIOIII

the internal

electric shock

instructed

parts

are touched

might

occur.

to do so in

this ln-

acciden-

power

The
Never

requirement

attempt connect¡on to a 24 VDC

wls

is 13.8 VDC.

source.

lf a metal
contact
dangerous

to

put

anything,

with

object.

the

electric

such

as a hair

power

shock may

especially

Never

pin

socket

result.

metal

objects. inside

touch internal

or a needle.

on the rear

perm¡t

Never

oarts.

comes

panel,

ch¡ldren

this

unit.

into

DG Power
Touching the
result in

a

DC Power
Never

damage the
circuit.

Supply:

power plug

a serious electric shock.

b.-u

gqi.

when

Fhi-

Supply:

pull,

bend

or extend

power

cord, resulting

your

hands are wet

Never touch with wet

power

the

in

Always

cord.

a broken cord

grasp

the

hands.

This

plug.

could

or short-

Installation
Do not

sunlight,

place

near a heating appliance, etc.

notes

this unit

in a location that

¡s

exposed

to

direct

To maintain

the unit.

on

good

ventilation, do

not

put

books or

papers

Do not store or use the
atmosphere.

tion.

ln case of an
lf an abnormal

power

the

dealer or

Select a

abnormal

or smoke

odor

pull

and

OFF

nearest Service Station.

unit in

a dusty

location where there is

odol

is

out the

location or in a moist

detected,

power

immediately

cord.

good

ventila-

Contact

turn

your

location that

Choose

Cleaning
Do not use volatile solvents such as alcohol,

gasoline,
cloth or a clean

a

benzine, etc. to clean the cabinet. Use a silicone

is relativelv free from

dry

cloth.

c

M

Silicone cloth

Thinner

Benzine

vibration.

paint

thinner,

2.

SPEG|F|CAT|0ilS

2-1.

SPEC|F|CATTONS

Frequency Range

Mode

Antenna lmDedance

Power Reou¡rement
Ground Negative

Drain: AUDIO

Current
Operating Temperature
Dimensions

Weight
Frequency

Sensitivity

Squelch Sens¡tivity
Memorv

Output
Power

FM-W STEREO Separation

{WxHxD}

Step Manual Mode

Channel loo

OUTPUT

(1O

AM
Medium-wave

broadcasts

(12

FM.N

FM-W 112 dB SINAD}

{FM-N

EXT.SP
LINE

OUT 150 mV

T.V visual

(1

W) 1A

dB S/N)

dB SINAD) Less

mode)

(U.S.A

version)

AilD ACCESSoRTES

U.S.A. vers¡on :

market version :

Other

(AM)

A3E

(FM-N,

F3E

(T.V

C3F
50-3OOO(5OOnominal).

Unbalanced
l1 - l6 VDC

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lSOx50x 176 mm

1.5 ks
kHz, 12.5 kHz,

5

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Less than 10

than 6

Less than 3
Less than 1
Less than 0.1

More

than 2 W

distort¡on, FM 1 kHz,

1 Vp-p,75 O

More than 3O dB 11 kHz)

Note:
Circuit and
vancement

ratings are subject
in

technology.

to

change

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20 kHz, 25 k{z

than 60 MHz)

than

MHz)

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MHz)

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+3 kHz DEV)

not¡ce

5%

due

to ad-

ACCESSORIES

2-2.

Unpack

your

receiver carefully,

new

that the accessories

listed

below are

and conf¡rm

included in

the box.
Antenna cable

mounting kit .....J2 1

Mobile

Screws......................

Foot .........................JO2-O441

Connector..................

power

DC

Fuse ( 1 . 5A)................FOs-1

Warranty card

Instruction manual.......850-81 96-XX.......1

............T90-O362-O5 .......... 1 ea.

-3437 -O4

..........2 ea.

N99-O322-O5.......... 1 set

-O5..........4

-3366-05

E3 1

cable...........E3O-2053-O5

52 1

.......... 1 ea.

.......... 1

-O5

.......... 1

............ ............ 1 ea.

copy

After unpacking
Shipping container:
Save the

boxes and
needs to be
maintenance.

or service.

packing

transported

¡n the event

for remote operation,

your

ea.
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unit

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3.

INSTALLATION

3.1.

3-1-1.
Foot installation

Attach

1. Place the

2.

3. Insert a snap

4.

Fixed Installation

(4

feet

the

Place each foot on the bottom cover so

feet line up with the holes

the

(Make

sure the
will not
Push the

go

pcs.)

using the following

radio

pin

that the bottom is up.

so

fastener into the hole of each

pin

is not inserted too far or the fastener

properly.)

in

down securely to complete

lll|sTRucTl0tl|s

in

procedures.

that the hole in

the bottom cover.

foot.

the installat¡on.

3-1-2.
Mounting

GAUTION:
When
operation
tion.
Make sure
operating

1.

Mobile

installing the

Secure
plied

mounting

below.

bracket

safety

and

that the

vehicle.

the

receiver

the

lnstallation

receiver

when selecting

receiver

under

bracket.

vehicle, consider

in a

installation

the

will not slip out

the dashboard

Install the bracket

of

using

ease

loca-

place

while

the sup-

as shown

of

Snap

fastener

Pin

Body

3-2.

3-2-1.

Before

1.
tor,
receiver,

Observe

2.
on

be

Notes:

Before

1.
negative
Afier

2.

correct
lead

lf the

3.
damage.
After-you
there
same

After

4.
tape

Do

5.
long.

CONNECTIONS

Precautions

disconnecting

connecting

sure

be

13.8

correct.

Red

Black

installing

installation

the

to

fuse

is
rat¡ng.

completing

to

not

engine

the

VDC,

The

lead

installation

have

no

Protect
remove

or

turn

to

key,

polarity

negative

power cable

(Positive)

+

-

(Negative)

the

from

and

battery
opens,

checked

problem

the

aga¡nst

the

and

of

power cable,

the

wiring,

before
terminal'
be

replace

fuse

the

off

the

cable'

the

ground'

is color

Polarity

battery

reconnecting

to

sure

the

wiring,

moisture'

even

power connec-

the

power switches

power supply'

DC

receiver

The

Battery

PolaritY

be

safety'

for

sure

be

check

cable

FUSE

the

wrap

if the

polarity

coded:

to

sure

double

to

each

determined

and

with

fuse

the

power

conductor

operates

remove

check

negative

the

one

holder

cable

of

the

muit

the

that

of

with

is

for

for

the

too

(A)

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¡nstallation

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important

is

amateur

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provide
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possible,

results.

the

simple

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of

for

best

method

must

it

antenna

the

optimum

signals'

radio

results.

install

is to

extended

be

and

reception

good outdoor

A

wire

the

its

to

good earth

a

short-wave'

of

antenna

length

full

grounding

broad-

antenna

high

as

good

for

will

as

U.S.A.

w¡th DC

power

version

3-2-3. Connect
Connect the supplied

Power
cable with

Supplied antenna

only

DC Power Supply

to

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fuse to a regulated

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power

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ANT 1
Use

this

when a

position
antenna is connected to the
connector.

2

ANT

position

this

Use
antenna or
connected

when a wide band

single band antenna is

to the ANT 2 connector.

AUTO

position

this

Use
nas

are connected.

when both anten-

Mobile

ANT 1

LINE OUT

Before connecting the LINE OUT
¡nterrupt
install the supplied connector as

1. Remove the 3 screws securing the

jack

signal to the built-¡n speaker

any

jack,

follows.

top

to

cover.

2. Remove the 2 screws on each

side of

the cover.

3.

remove the top cover. Be sure

Gently
not

to disconnect the

wire to the

speaker.

4. Insert the supplied connector as
shown.

5. Replace
screws

the cover and

to complete the installation.

tighten the

3-2-4.
A.

Connect
Uattery

Mobile

BatterY

tñe

terminals'

connect¡on

supplied

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power cable

w¡th

to

fuse

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directly

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to
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drop,

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this

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to

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when

connector'

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receiver

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wiring

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designed

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compartment

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4. OPERATIOil

4-1.

Operating
Controls

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VOL control/POWER

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The volume
Rotating
receiver.
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the volume.

SOL control

@

The
mode
adjusted
the BUSY
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point.

the

the control

SOL control is

during no

clockwise

indicator

point

is

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scan

threshold

sw¡tch

control and

the control further

signal

commonly

operat¡ons

point.

power

clockwise will turn

used to

until the

eliminate

periods.

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noise

know

as the
this
an incoming

switch

are combined.

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clockwise will increase

noise in

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just

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control must

the FM-N

this

control is

disappears,

goes

)

be

set to

signal is

weak

and
off.

or unstable,
reception.

PHONE

@

Output
disabled when the earphone

jack.

Use a subminiature

VFO/M.ch

@

This key is used to switch between the VFO
Memory

SGAN Key

@

This key is used to start and stop scanning.
MSG Key

@

This key is

readjust

jack
terminal for earphone. The built-in speaker is

(Memory

channel

used to enter or recall a message.

the

channell

modes.

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jack

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plug.

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band

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13.8
connector

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4-2.

The Receiver
tion is

4-2-1.

1.

RECEIVER

activated.

Reception
Connect the
set the

switches
POWER
POWER

SOL control

(VOL)

switch

POWER

OPERATION

will supply

power

supply

and controls

control :

of the DC

(VOL)

control

audio

confirmation

and the

as

(Fully

OFF

power

:

OFF

: Fully

counterclockwise

when

antennas,

follows:

counterclockwise)

supply(Fixed

and

Station)

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then

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the BUSY indicator

6. To
switch before
vehicle,

4-2-2.

Frequency
frequencies
Memory

the Tuning

the

desired frequency

turn off the receiver,

before

Frequency

can be changed in

can be stored in

page

Entry

control

SOL control

and the BUSY

goes

OFF

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will

you

turn

you

stop

Selection

19.)

and

(Threshold

turn

ON and

turn

off the

the engine.

the VFO

the Memory

select

an open channel.

clockwise

indicator

point).

when

a

signal

S-meter will

off the

receiver's

power

mode. The

until

the noise
(SIGNAL

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only)

is

received.

deflect.

POWER

supply, or if in

selected

channels.

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2.

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receiver's power

the

display is

using

the VOL

panel

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the

display
control's
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heard.

the

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switch

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procedure

control

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power

lights

supply

ON. After

as

shown

will

turn

shown Fig.

in

Sectk¡n

clockwise

and then

a few

in

on.

1

reset

¿l-3-2

until

a signal

Fig. I

the

page

turn

the

second

microproces-

1g

the

and

some

-

19.

or noise

is

A. VFO
To
rotate
the desired frequency
numeric

mode

select the

the Tuning

keys.

i.i

E=

desired operating

control,

E
E

frequency

press

the UP/DWN

directly

by using

EIE]EEEEIEE

in

the VFO mode

keys,

the ENTER

or enter

key and

t5

Frequency

Direct

1. Press

SIGI{AL

toDE­STEP
scAx

Enter the

2.
to enter

press
show:

SIGNAL

rooE-

STEP

scaÍ

Press

3.

selection.

SIG'{AL
TOD€
STEP
scall

EntrY

to the

of

-l

,-

to

LCD display

nearest

145.220
LCD display

.

complete

will show:

,-l

,-t

l_1. l-l l{thz

ENTER

the

-

5¡

-

sftÍ

rrttl

tttrl

key. The

..MHz

ftw

frequency

frequencV

the

2, 2. The

4, 5,

1

,

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-

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the ENTER

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key

LCD display

t-_ _:r :!

t_ ,_

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ltrll

will show

kHz. For

you

MHz

would then

MHz

Frequency

the

example

would

B. M.ch
The desired
same
Memory
the
Rotate the
enter
the

o

mode

Memory

controls

Channel,

Memory Channel

Tuning

frequency

a

ENTER

Direct

1. Press

key.

Memory Channel

the VFO/M.ch

SlGilAL

-

rODE

-

STEP

-

scAt{

lf M.ch OO
quency

2. Press the
Memory

the

keys.

5

LCD display

The

Channel

described

press

f¡rst

mode.

control,

directly

sErÍ

I

I

had been

will appear

desired

numeric key.

channel

will show:

can be

the VFO mode.

in

the

press

by using the

selected

VFO/M.ch

key to select

the UP/DWN

numeric

To select a

Recall

The LCD display

key.

previously programmed,

the disPlaY.

For example

35

you

would

press

the

using

or

keys.

keys and

will show:

fre-

the

to recall

then

3 and

The 1O kHz,
affected

by the current

t6

1kHz, and O.5 kHz

frequency step size.

frequency

digits

will be

3.

Press

ENTER key to

the

nel recall. The LCD

SIGilAL

-

rooE

-

STEP
scal{ - sf¡(

tttl

(M.ch

35

had

display will

a

not been

complete the Memory

show:

MHz

.

t.cr

1\

I

previously

programmed.)

Chan-

European version

Frequency
Range

MODE AM
F. STEP

Symbol

ooo.s04

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¡9kHz

,;

lo

a

3l

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001

I

087.495

AM FM.W FM.N

kHz

5

087.500
I

108.O50

kHz

50

,i

1 08.1 00

905.OOO

,

lo:l

I

VFO STEP

4-2-3.

MODE Selection

You must select

Each

key.
advance
(AUTO

mode cannot selected

you press

time

from AM to FM-N to FM-W to AUTO mode, etc.

mable band mode.)

AUTO mode

A.

selection
The AUTO mode
according

to the selected

U.S.A version

Frequency
Range

MODE
F.

STEP

Symbol

ooo.500

I

001.620

AM AM

I

1O kHz

lo

the appropriate mode using the MODE

the MODE key the receiver will

program-

the MODE

1 08.1

00

I

824.OOO
FM.N

2

VFO

STEP

function

:

:l

in M.ch mode, or

automatically select

frequency

oo1.630

{

087.495

5 kHz 1 OO kHz

as shown below.

087.500

(

108.OOO
FM-W

,;

lo:l

market

Other

Frequency
Range

MODE
F. STEP

Symbol

*r

The Frequency STEP size can be changed by using
following

1. Turn the

2. Press
key for 9

Turn

3.

*2

The VFO STEP

ooo.504

I

oo1.629

AM AM FM-W

r9kHz

6-

procedure.

POWER

hold the O key for lOkHz step, orthe 9

and

kHz

the POWER sw¡tch and then

ON

before the AUTO

oo1.630

I

087.495

5 kHz 1O0 kHz

switch OFF.

step.

will be the VFO

mode.

087.500

(

108.O00

,l

lO:l

release

that was selected

STEP

1 08.1 00

I

905.000

FM-N

,

VFO

STEP

the

the

key.

l7

7-

MANUAL

B.

MANUAL

The
frequency

size

STEP

Frequency

The

in the

mode.
Each
from 5

lf

time

k to

mode select¡on

function

mode

and

MODE

selection

STEP
AUTO

press

you

1

the

2.5 k to

STEP.

can

size

mode, the

STEP

k to

2O

you

allows

be changed

mode

key the

25 k step.

receiver

set

to

in MANUAL

will be

will advance

the desired

released'

MEMORY

4-3.

4-3-1.

A lithium
memory.
power
The battery
the
the

Lithium
authorizéd

WOOD

CMOS

Microprocessor

Turning

cable,

battery
display.

battery

dealer,

type

battery

discharges,

KENWOOD

is contained

off the

power failure

a

or

should

last

replacement

the

or

circuitrY.

memory

POWER

for approximately

erroneous

an

service

factory,

back-up

in the

switch,

not erase

will

should

facility;

since

receiver

disconnecting

display

be

either

this

retain

to

memory'

the

years' When

ten

appear

may

performed by

your

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contains

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in

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you

When
display
itialize

want to erase all

should show erroneous

(reset)

the microprocessor using the
cedure.
There are
A. Rest

two methods

programmed

user

all

Memory

the

Turn the POWER switch OFF.

1.
Press

2.

Channels.

and

for resetting the microprocessor.

hold the

POWER switch.

3. Release the

B. Reset all user

the Memory Channels.

of

1. Turn the

2. Press and hold the
the POWER switch.

on
Release the M key and UP

3.

ENTER key.

programmed

POWER switch OFF.

M key

4-3-3. Memory Channel
This

receiver

provides

In addition to serving

memory channels are

the

10O

normal memory

as

used to specify other
The functions of these
below.

*

Memory Channel

OO are used to store

and

Band and Programmable

*

Memory Channel

10,20,30.

19,29,39,

09 are used to store

Band and Programmable

programmed

information,

data,

you

following

data except

ENTER

the contents of

key and

turn

data including the contents

(^)

and UP

(^)

Memory

Channels

key and turn

key.

(00-99).

channel

parameters.

Memory

Channels

40. 50, 60.

the limit for the

are discribed

70,

Programmable

Band Scan function.

49,

59, 69,

the limit for the

Band

Scan

function.

79, 89, 99,

Programmable

if

or

the

should

pro-

the

on

some of

80, 90,

in-

4-3-4. Memory Contents

Each Memory Channel
mode,

symbol

Message

4-3-5.

Memory Entry

1. Press the
Select the
UP/DWN
Select

(For

example

([l,

Memory

Memory

must be begun

VFO/M.ch key to select

desired

key, or the

the appropr¡ate

I

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@

page

25.)

Entry

frequency using the Tuning control,

numeric keys and the

145.220

|

t_ ,_ l_1.

_1.

t''*

ttttl

2. Press the M key.
previously

will
(For

recalled will appear and the channel

flash.

example M.ch O0 : empty)

SIGIIAL

-

TOOE
sf€P - 5r

-

$rf

scat{

lltl

The last

capable of storing

.....),

,

and message.

in

VFO mode.

the

the VFO mode.

MODE.

MHz, AUTO model

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t_l

MHz

auro

I

Memory

'

-

--'J'-t

channel

.,

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r-rr-l

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the frequency,

(Refer

ENTER key.

that was

number

-

:

'

to

19

3. Select

the desired

control, UP/DWN
(For

example

Press the 4 key, and

slc¡lL

-

Íoo€
sTEp - 5r

-

s¡¡¡

scat{

I

I

M key again.

4. Press

the

turn OFF.

t

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SIGI¡AL

!it&t­scax

The receiver

tJ

'*

-

sttx

¡ttrl

Press the

5.
contents.

VFO/M.ch

Memory Channel

key, or the

M.ch 40;

.

I I

The

will return to

t-_ :l -:f

l_ ,_

_l .

t''t

I

key to confirm

using the

numeric keys.

then the O key.)

.

.MHz

\l/

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rt-l-

-'-i,

l'rt

I

Memory

channel

VFO mode.

t-t

,-t

l_1. l_l ?{thz

auro

the entered

-

|

number will

Tuning

Memory

4-3-6. Memory Recall
Please refer to

"Frequency

16.

4-3-7. Programmable
The Programmable Band

frequency

range. The range
in Memory Channel-O and
The corresponding
recall
mable Band

frequency in Memory Channel-O.

the

indicator is the * without the

Band
function

-9

numeric key

number.

Kev Memory Channel Key

1

J 30 39 8

4 40
5

example

For

Press the

1.
Select

(For

example

10 19 6 60

20 29

49

qn

VFO/M.ch

lower

the

59

key to select

frequency, and

145.220

Selection

allows

B. M.ch mode"

you

to define the

page

is determined by the frequency

follows.

as

be used to directly

can

program-

The

Memory

7 70 79

9

Channel

Memory Channel

69

80 89
90 99

oo o9

VFO mode.

the

MODE.

AUTO mode)

MHz,

the desired

20

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t''t

srrÍ

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f: f: t-t. t-t ?¡Hz

-.

^wo

I

t-l

t-l

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2.Press

Select
ample

3. Press
return to the
Select

the M key.

the

-0

desired

low

end storage

M.ch 40)

-.

-l -f

t t

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--l

|

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ioD€- Ír¡
srEP-s¡
scAx-sttf

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the M key to enter

VFO mode.

the upper

frequency.

the data.

(For

r-lr-l
t-1. t-l

¡ | /

\"-./

-r-lll­¿

example

location.

(For

t¡Hz

ít-l

u

The receiver will

146.0OO MHz)

ex-

Press the M key to enter

5.
VFO mode.

the

6.

Press

the

4 key. The frequency

the

LCD

display.

I

(

SIGi{AL
roD€- fx,r
STEP - 5T
scAr - str(

tJ t--

I

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The radio will

ttttl

the

_:f _:l

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The receiver return

data.

M.ch 40

of

the VFO mode.

select

,-t ,-t

will appear

to

in

I

I I

SIG}'AL

!rto"t-,,

scAt{

Press the M key.

4.
Select the
responds

(For

example

SIG¡IAL
fÍoDE­srEP
scAl{-st€x

tJ t-_

t"

-

srrx

,-t

t_l.

,-l ,-l

r_l tJ l_1.l_l MHz

^uro

I

,-l

ttttl

-9

desired high end storage

to the selected

lower limit.

M.ch 491

.

-

5r ­| | I I t/ |

ttttl

.

\

u

location

.ilH¿

I

\

-./

.

'-l

'-t

1-t,

/

\

-

that cor-

7. Rotate the
range.

Press

8.

the

Band function.

Note:

*

lf

either storage

key cannot

*

The AUTO

Tuning control

ENTER key twice

location

recall the

mode

cannot

has no

Programmable Band.

be selected.

to

confirm

to release the

contents,

frequency

the

Programmable

the numeric

21

4-3-8. Memory
This feature transfers the memory

VFO. This
changing the contents fo the memory

1. Press

the

2. Select the desired Memory
Tuning control, the

and the ENTER key.

stct{aL
ÍooE­sfEP
scAt{-srff

Shift

will allow

VFO/M.ch

you

key to

UP/DWN keys,

(For

I

tJ t-- _:l _:f

I I

-

5r

_(.

Fr-t

t_ ,_ l_1.

channel data

to

alter the

frequency

channel.

select the

Channel

M.ch

number

the numeric

or

example M.ch 40)

,-l

,-t

t_l

f.ci

,-,

1r-l

mode.

using

?tHz

,-l

ltttl

Press the M key. The data will be transfered to the VFO

3.

mode.
Rotate

the

Tuning

control to select the desired

frequen-

cy.

I

LJ L-_ :_t L_t

(

I

SIGI¡AL
toDE­STEP
scAt{ - $tr

-1.

Ír-¡

-

¡T

t-

|

'-t '-t

l-l

t-1.

tlHz

tltll

to the

without

the

keys

4-4. SCAN

Scan is used to sample the band activity automatically.

4-4-1. SCAN Option

1. ALL BAND
Scan

2. PROGRAMMABLE BAND SCAN
The Scan frequency range is determined by the Pro­grammable

MEMORY

3.
Scan
tually
mode)

4. MEMORY
The 10O Memory
groups
The
group.

you

lf

select the FM-N mode

just

the

to

operate

4-4-2. Hold/Resume Gondition
The receiver will

1.

SEEK Operated Scan

Scan will not
again.

2. CARRIER Operated Scan
Scan
resume if

SCAN

proceeds

over the entire band.

band function.

CHANNEL SCAN

proceeds

have

data and

those Memory

thru

CHANNEL GROUP SCAN

to 19, 20 to 29, ....90

{1O

proceed

Scan

(M.ch

SOL control

thru the selected

mode)

to the threshold

properly.

stop on a

resume

will hold as

the

long

signal drops out.

(VFO

mode)

(VFO

mode)

Channels that ac-

have not been locked

out.

(M.ch

Channels are devided into 10

to 99, 0O to O9}.

Memory

(include

busy

the AUTO mode),

point,

in

channel.

until the SCAN key

as the signal

order

is

present,

is

channel

for

pressed

ad-

scan

and

22

TIME

3

4. AUDIO

4-4-3.

1. Press

Operated Scan
Scan will resume
stopping

even

if

the station is

Operated Scan

During

the FM-N mode

will resume

and

if

even

the station is

During the AM

Time

as

Operated

All Band

VFO/M.ch

the

approximately

and FM-W mode

Scan

key to

approximately

Scan will

present.

still

Scan.

select the VFO mode.

2. Press the S. SEL key to select
Press

3.

4.

the SCAN key to initiate
mode indicator will flash
reminder that

I

,

SIGX L

IODE- fr-r

-

sfEP

5r

-

scAt{

Press the SCAN key

the

t I t-

-', --r.

'Írf

'l''l

I

I

receiver

-l

f:

E

^uro

I

-

again or

-l

OFF

is scanning.

ing.

6 seconds

present.

still

stop by audio

6 seconds afterwards

the

scan is the

the Scan MODE.

SCAN. The selected

and ON as a visual

t-l t-l

t_t

\.

MHz

I

the C key to clear

after

signal

same

Scan

scann-

4-4-4. Programmable Band

1. The scan
following Memory

Kev

,|

2

?

4 40 49

2. Press the VFO/M.ch

3. Press the

4.

Press-the desired
(For

limit

Memory Channel

30 39

50 59 o

S. SEL

example

t

LJ

I

SIGNAL
MOOE- fr-r
STEP-5r

-

scAN

frequency

Channels.

10 19

20 29 7

key to select

key

to select the

recall

key

press

the 4 key.)

f_ _:l

l

_l.t_

lrr

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,_

Jxuru

tttlt

Programmable

The Programmable

5. Press

6. Press

the

mode

indicator

reminder

the

SCAN key

that

SCAN key

ing.

7. Press

the ENTER

mode.

Band indicator

to initiate

will

flash

the receiver

again

key

twice

Scan

pairs

must be stored in

Key Memory

6

n

9

Channel

60 69

70 79
80
90 99

oo o9

VFO

the

mode.

Scan mode.

using the numeric keypad.

,-t ,-t

t_l.l_l

Band indicator

will light.

SCAN. The

OFF

is

scanning.

or the

to return

and

C key

selected

ON as

to clear

to normal

a visual

scann-

the

89

Scan

VFO

23

Note:
lf either channel

the Programmable

recall

to

4-4-5.'

1. Press

2.

3.

Memory Channel

the VFO/M.ch
Press S. SEL
Press the SCAN
mode indicator
reminder

4. Press

that

the SCAN

ing.

4-4-6.

1. Press the

2.

3.

Memory ChannelGroup

VFO/M.ch
Press the S.SEL
Press the desired
keypad.

number

Sroup

1

3 30-39

4

5

Memorv Channel GrouD

10-19

20-29

40-49
50-59

¡s

empty,

the

band.

Scan
to select the

key

key to select

initiate

key to

flash OFF and ON

will

the receiver

key again or

key to select the

key to select

group

number key

numeric keys

the Scan

is

scanning.

mode.

The selected Scan

SCAN.

the C key

Scan

the Scan

using the

numbe¡

o

7
8
I

0

will not be able

M.ch mode.

as a

to clear scann-

mode.

M.ch

mode.

numeric

Memorv Channel

60-69
70-79
80-89
90-99

o0-09

visual

4. Press the SCAN
indicator will

mode
reminder that
Press the

5.

key to

the receiver

key

SCAN

ing.

DIRECTION

SCAN

will begin

Scan
the direction
counterclockwise.

4-4-7.

Memory Channel

The Memory
porarily

in an upwards direction.

by

or

Channel

unwanted

skip

Memory Channel Scan

1. Press the

2. Select the

ing the MAIN
Press the STEP key.

3.

A

star
number. This
ped

VFO/M.ch

(*

)

during

I t I t-

t

SIGNAL

3P.T:

-

scaN

Memory

Tuning control.

will appear

indicates the

Memory

-i
ü.

Fr-i

lrmt

tllll

initiate

SCAN.

flash OFF and

is

scanning.

or the C

again

The

selected

ON as a

key to clear scann-

You can reverse

Tuning control

rotating

pressing

by

the

the

UP/DWN

Lockout

Lockout function allows

Memory Channels

mode.

key to select the

Channel that

left of the

to the

M.ch

you

wish

Memory Channel

to skip by us-

Memory Channel

Channel Scan operations.

t-l ,-l ,-l

t-t ,-t t-1.

,-l
t-l MHz

Í.ct

,-!

4

*

keys.

you

to tem-

during

mode.

be skip-

will

scan

visual

the

24

I

4. Repeat
Channels

steps 2 and 3

that

5. To cancel

nel as discribed

The star

(*)

be scanned

Note:

you

lf

enter new data

the

lock

out

will

you

lockout,

the

in steps

go

w¡ll

normally

be released.

to lock out any

want to skip.

the desired

select

1, 2,

and 3 above.

The Memory

out.

into a locked

out

other Memory

Memory

Channel

Memory

will now

Channel,

Chan-

4-5. MESSAGE MEMORY

Memory channel can store a seven

Each
message, in addition to
tents.

4-5-1.
Message

Message Entry

must be

Entry

1. Press the VFO/M.ch
the desired

Select

key. or numeric

DWN
Select the

(For

appropriate

example

145.22O

the normal memory channel con-

performed

key to select the

frequency using

keys and

MODE.

MHz, AUTO mode)

in

VFO mode.

the

VFO mode.

Tuning control.

ENTER key.

characters

UP/

I

LJ L-_ _:f -:l

I I

SIG}{AL

$&o"tl ,*

-

stef

scAil

ttttl

Press the M key.

2.

will

appear and

(For

example

I

tJ t-_

(

SlGilaL
toDE- fÍ.i

-

5r

STEP
scaN-slr{

| | | | l'r'

t_1. t_l

auro

I

previous

t'-t

_1.

t_ ,_

The

the channel number

M.ch 49)

,-l ,-l

t_l.

|

r_l ,_l l_1.l_(

'-t '-t

Memory

,-l ,-l

,'.-.2

­,

will

. | /

r_l ,_l

|

_f

MHz

flash.

MHz

.

Channel data

-

25

7

3. Select

the Memory channel

you

want to

message on using the Tuning control, UP/DWN key,

numeric keys.

the

(For

example

M.ch 45; Press

key, and then the 5 key.)

SIGNAL
ilODE­srEP - rr ­scAN-s¡tf

| |

Press the

4.
The
message

Rotate

5.
as shown

ABCDE F GHI
YZ, " r'*u{1234

MSG key.

MESSAGE

cursor

--:tj,-

--

SIGt{AL

tooE- fr-r

-5*

STEP

-

sttx

scail

I

I

Tuning control

the

below.

..MHz

\

,

| /

\

,

,-l t-

|

-.

-l

| | i'1.-

light and

indicator

will

(

r--¡ : blank)

KL MNOP ORSTUVWX

J

will

flash

and OFF.

ON

to

select

56789-+/=B-

MESSAGE

¡ lt-

-t -t

the desired

-

the

enter a

or

4

the

leftmost

character

t

l /'

,, r

's,b*).

MOOE- fr-r
srEp - st
scaN-sErx

MESSAGE

,-l i=

|

-l

ttttl

Press

6.
key to
For

example select

(¡

the UP

return

key to

)

backward.

"KENWOOD"

,-/,--- A l, I

,-f

SIGNAL

rrooE- rr'i

srEP

SCAN-Sttx

-*

I

t/\t t I t_t¿-Ltl

v

I

go

ahead, and the DWN

r-l r-l--'il'ltrssnct

/

l\

t-l

tr

|

-l

(v

)

ttttl

7. You
the following symbols.

1234567

6@-f @

For example

press

may

L/

f_

r

,

,_ t

STGNAL
¡roDE- fr I

-5r

srEP
scAN-sErx

I l"'-}l

one of the

l*f

press

the 3 key.

^1, I r-l

\l

t/\t

1-7

numeric keys

\ñ

l!\ |

r-l-Tllrssncr

t_tz

\l

/ | \

| |

-!t

t-l

to

enter

s-

lreraset

:

E

t

_t

l

26

8. Press the M key
.

will turn OFF. And the receiver

agan. The Memory

mode.

I

|

SIGXAL

SStl r,

-

sca¡

tJ ¿-_

(

ttt

sarr

-1.

:-_f

t_ t_

^uro

I

_:l

rtttl

Press

9.

the

VFO/M.ch

ILJ

t(

SIGXAL
TOD€- FI-I

-

STEP

-

stt¡

scaN

I

I

key

to confirm

L-_ :-t

_1.

t_

,_

:J

t4t

will return

,-t ,-l

l_1.

t-t

\. \

tl

Channel number

to the VFO

l_l

Jl.Hz

the

¡nformat¡on.

,-t

?{tHz

t.cñ

t lt-

-t -t

1 1. Press the VFO/M.ch

again.

4-5-2.
A.

Message

M.CH mode

1. Press

the

2. Rotate
Memory

SIGI{AL
toDE- tt'i
STEP
SCAN

Press

3.

the MSG key

Memory

VFO/M.ch

the Tuning

channel.

I

LJ

I

-

-

I

(For

L-_ _--f -:l

I

_l.l_

frrf

l"-)l

to

key

to return

Recall

key

to

select the M.ch mode.

control

to

select the desired

example M.ch 45)

,-t ,-l

t_

t_l.t_l

'-T

| |

display

the

message.

to the VFO

t

I

mode

A MESSAGE
a message has

1O.

Press

L/

,r

SIGI,¡AL

MOOE­STEP

SCAN

Memory

been

the MSG key

Al,

L-_

\l

l_ t

füi

-

-

I

Tlrr

l"-)l

indicator

stored for

to review

I t-l

\l

t/

,_l

will light, to remind
that Memory

the

Message.

t-l

Tlmrssncr

l_l

_Ll

McN

'-!

.

\

| |

you

channel.

L/

L=

,\

l_ t\l t/\l

SIGNAL
MOO€­SÍEP
scaN

fr'r

-

-

I

Rotate

the Tuning
Memory
Press

will
Press
key.
Scan

channel.

the

SCAN key,

display Messages,

the desired

the receiver

of the Message

^l

' l '-l

Írt

lr')l

control, to

the receiver

rather

numeric

will initiate

display.

'-l

,_l

7l

!

t_l

Ll

I

I

select

the desired

w¡ll ¡n¡tiate

than Frequency

key

and then

Memory

MESSAGE

CH

t

t-

:t.

press

Channel

Message

Scan and

data.

the SCAN

Group

2t

VFO Mode

B.

Press the

1.

2. Rotate the
Press the MSG

3.

The receiver

channel that
display.

VFO/M.ch key to select

Tuning control

to select a desired

key.

will display

has the same

the Message

frequency

VFO mode.

the

of the Memory

that appears

frequency.

¡n

the

4. Press the

MSG key again

return to the

to

VFO mode.

l_ I

-

tr'r

^ | '

tt

Ítr

L/ L-_

r

,-

SIGNAL

!t"|"t:
scAN

ttttl

lf more than 2 Memory
quency

channel
lf

Memory

the

be as shown below.

SlcTAL
ilooE- fr-l
SÍEP
SCAN

The message display

¡n the associated

stored
empty).

ll^+^.

Symbol
ing this

28

VFO,

as the

will

be displayed.

channel

-

-

(

I

I

6-

nrt

,

@

operation.

tttl

| '-l t-l

t1

tl

I

25r

¡_,

auro

,_l

7f

_Ll

Channels have the

the message

has no

^uro

I

25t

of the

message, the

will not change if there

memory channel

d-J

.....) will

,

mrssnce

fre-

same

lower

memory

display

fi!ESSAGE

(i.e.

not change dur-

will

is no

data

channel

is

MAITUTEIIIAII|CE

5.

5-1.

Your receiver has
specif
cumstances the receiver
these operating
coils

only be readjusted
equipment.
Attempting
t¡on can void the receiver's
When
years
mation
cedures which

test

5-2.

Should
to
original box
the
number. You
directly related
Caution:
Do not

ment. Extensive

GENERAL INFORMATION

been factory

ication

your

in

operated

of service

in

equ¡pment.

bef

ore shipment.

instructions.

receiver

service

this section

were

by a

or alignment

properly,

without requiring

can

be accomplished

qualified

gives

SERVICE

it

ever become

your

dealer

problems

pack

or service

and

involved.
need
to

the equipment

necessary

packing,

not

the service

damage

may result

aligned

Under normal

will operate

All

adjustable

preset

at the factory

technician with

without

warranty.

the receiver

realignment.

general

some

without

to return

center for

and include

Also include

return

problem.

in

crushed

repair,

accessory items

newspapers

during shipment.

and tested

in

accordance

trimmers

factory

provide

will

service

sophisticated

the

pack

full

a

description

your

to

cir-

with

and

and

should

proper

test

authoriza-

many

The

infor-

pro-

equipment

it in

its

of

telephone

unless

for

ship-

Service note:

you

lf

desire to

problem,

point,

the
Please

list: Model

give

Please
as

other equipment in
anything
diagnosis

Notes:

1. Record

2. For

3.

should be included.

from

whom

your
maintenance
When

claiming

of sale, or

must

sale

correspond on

please

make

and PLEASE make

and

problem

The

sufficient

you

else

the Date

own information,

accompany

feel

of

purchased.

performed

warranty

proof

other

5-3. CLEANING

The knobs, front

to become soiled

removed
and
and a

from the

warm

damp cloth to

panel

after extended

water.

Use a neutral

receiver

clean

your

note

it readable.

Number

Serial

you

are having.

detail to

Purchase,

and cabinet

diagnose. Information

the stat¡on,

might be

retain

on the unit.

service, a

purchase

of

the radio.

and cleaned

soap

the

cabinet

a technical

short,

useful in

Serial Number

a wr¡tten record

of the receiver

use. The

or operational

complete,

meter readings

photocopy

showing the

knobs

with a neutral

(no

harsh

and front

and to

such

and

attempting

and Dealer

of any

of the bill

date of

are likely

should be

soap

chemicals)

panel.

29

b'

lN

5-4.

¡

Heterodyne tones

.

The

ponents.

CASE of

problems

described

Examine and check

Symptom

Indicators do

is heard when the

noise

not light and no receiver

is turned ON.

Nothing is displayed or
are displayed
is turned

No signal

when the

ON.

is received.

No sound is heard.

Howling occurs

when using the ¡nter-

nal speaker.

DIFFICULTY

may occur happen in the

in

this table are

according

power

switch

incorrect

power

switch

digits

failures caused, in

to the

1. Bad

2. Blown

The microprocessor may malfunction

the input voltage

1. Bad

2.

3.

This may occur from raising
excessively

AIR band,

the HF band.

and

general,

This

improper operat¡on

by

following table.

Probable cause

power

cable or connections.

power

antenna
ANT switch
SOL

position.

control fully clockwise

fuse.

supply

is

low.

too

connections or

incorrect

in FM-N

mode.

Incorrect mode for the selected

quency.

the volume

poor

because of

reception.

is not

to defective components.

due

of the

1. Check cable

2. Be sure to check
has
cuiting, then
of the same

Adjust the supply

if

voltage

nominal).

1.

Check
switch.

2. Turn
wise.

fre-

Press the

3.
rect mode.

1. Reduce the

2. lf volume

ternal

receiver, not by defective

Corrective

not been damaged

rating.

action

and connections.

that each conductor

by shortc¡r

replace

with a new

voltage to

of 11-16VDC

antenna connection,

(13.8VDC

com-

fuse

provide

ANT

or

the SOL control counterclock-

MODE key to select

the cor-

volume when using.

ex-

is insufficient. use

and

speaker.

a

30

6. SCHEMATIG

DIAGRAM

7.

0PTt0NAt

ACCESS0RTES

(another

sheet)

t SP-40

I SP-SOB
Compact
flexibility

I PG-2N

COMPACT

and smart,
of installation

DC POWER

MOBILE

high

MOBILE

SPEAKER

quality

for maximum

CABLE

SPEAKER

(8

external

(4

ohms)

ohms)

speaker

convenience.

provides

3l

,

REFERENCE

8.

8-1.

8-1-1
Various

available.
antenna

ANTENNA

. Fixed

types

Receiver

antennas

band

Station

fixed

of

performance

fixed station

For

used.

(omnidirectional).

Coaxial

cable

---.dl

-lF

ffiH

7r

station

depends

antennas

o-r^,

I

l{

largely

operation

ptane

antenna

commercially

are

type of

the

on

there are

wide

8-1-2.
Various types

are available.

these
Note:

For
grounded
diagram.
na installation

Mobile

of

Please consult

antennas.

gutter-mount

the car

to

Attach

instructions

r-Tt¿D\\

v@F::rep¿

antennas

installation,

body as

the antenna

provided

Roof

top system

.,1------¡r

Front fender

Installation

for UHF/VHF

your

dealer

the antenna

shown

securely,

for mobile

mobile

for

in the

referring

with the

Roof

s¡de

Trunk lid

operation

bracket

operation

information

accompanying

to the anten-

antenna.

svstem

system

on

must be

32

Pass

through the

rear window.

-1

,Ta"

Coaxial

;,=-

these

grounding

cable

L¡ft the trim
¡nstall the cable.

plate

pa¡nr

ove the

areas to insure

Pass
f¡tting. The
inserted eas¡lv if
cushion is soft. Note that
ra¡n water may enter

the cable.

from

to the

car body

through the door

cable can be

the door

and

along

Coax.

cable

routing

33

8-2.

kHz

525

1 606
1 705

1 800
2000

2300

2500

3200
3400
3500
3800
3900

3950
4000
4750

5000

5060

9500
9900

1

0000

RADIO

2nd
Zone

:::"

FREOUENCY

3rd
Zone

ALLOCATION

MHZ

00

1 0.1

10.150

11.650

12.050
1 3.600

13.800

14.OOO

14.350

15.000
00

l 5.1

15.600

17.550

17.900

18.068
1

8.1 68

20.ooo

21.000

.450

21

21.850

24.890

24.990

25.000

25.670
00

26.1

28.OOO

29.700

]::"

2nd 3rd

Zone

Zone

MHz

50.ooo

54.OOO

68.OOO

72.OOO

76.OOO
B7.OOO

108.000

144.000

146.OOO

148.0O0

174.OOO

216.OOO

220.OOO

225.OOO

230.OOO

430.ooo

440.000

470.ooo

608.000

614.ooo

890.Ooo

902.OOO

905.000

1 st

Tone

2¡d
Zone

3rd
Zone

Zone:

1st
Europe

Mongolia

and

Zone:

2nd
South

Zone:

3rd

and

Asia

Mongolia

and

.

ln
tions

m

r

tl

Africa

and

included)

America

North

and

Oceania

excluded)

countries,

some

accord

not

do

Standard

Broadcastband

Amateur

stat¡ons

Other

(Soviet

(Soviet

frequencies

with

f requencY

time

band

Russia'

Russia'

table'

this

Turkey

Turkey

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