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GOOMNS>)I

144/440MHz

FM

DUAL

BANDER

TH-/75A

144/430MHz

FM

DUAL

BANDER

TH-75A

144/430MHz

FM

DUAL

BANDER

TH-75E

INSTRUCTION

MANUAL

KENWOOD

CORPORATION

@©PRINTED

IN

JAPAN

B50-8275-00(K,

M,

X,

W,

T,

P)(T)

90/12

1110987654321

89/12111098765

CONTENTS

1.

BEFORE

OPERATION

2.

SPECIFICATIONS

and

ACCESSORIES

..

3.

BATTERY

PACK

4.

OPERATION

OPERATING

CONTROLS

...

RECEIVER

OPERATION

Reception,

Frequency

selection,

Frequency

step

selection,

Programable

VFO,

A.B.C.

TRANSMITTER

OPERATION

.

F015:

MEMORY

216

-oO

PWNH

Microprocessor

initialization,

Memory

channel,

Memory

contents,

Memory

entry,

Memory

recall,

Memory

shift

SCAN

Scan

operations,

Hold/resu

g!

Band

scan,

Programmable

band

scan,

Memory

channel

scan,

Double

memory

scan,

Memory

channel

lockout,

Priority

alert

REPEATER

OPERATION..

Transmitter

offset,

Reve

Tone

and

CTCSS

operation,

ea

TONE

ALERT

SYSTEM.

BATTERY

SAVER.........

AUTOMATIC

POWER

OFF.

FAST

SQUELCH

5.

BLOCK

DIAGRAM

and

SCHEMATIC

DIAGRAM

.............

another

sheet

6.

MAINTENANCE

......o.....

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29

In

Case

of

Difficulty

7.

OPTIONAL

ACCESSORIES....................::::cccee

31

CTCSS

unit

TSU-6

1.

BEFORE

OPERATION

Thank

you

for

purchasing

this

new

transceiver.

IMPORTANT:

Please

read

this

instruction

manual

carefully

before

placing

your

transceiver

in

service.

CAUTION:

Long

transmittion

or

extended

operation

in

the

HI

power

mode

might

cause

the

rear

of

this

transceiver

to

get

warm.

Do

not

place

the

transceiver

where

the

heat

sink

(rear

panel)

might

come

in

contact

with

plastic

or

vinyl

surfaces.

Use

of

an

external

antenna

for

fixed

station

is

recommended.

SAVE

THIS

INSTRUCTION

MANUAL.

This

Instruction

Manual

covers

the

following

models.

TH-75A

:

144/440

MHz

FM

DUAL

BANDER

with

CTCSS

unit.

(U.S.A.

and

Canadian

version)

TH-75A

:

144/430

MHz

FM

DUAL

BANDER.

(Other

market)

TH-75E

:

144/430

MHz

FM

DUAL

BANDER.

(U.K.

and

European

version)

The

following

explicit

definitions

apply

in

this

manual:

NOTE

:

If

disregarded,

inconvenience

only,

no

risk

of

equipment

damage

or

personal

injury.

CAUTION:

Equipment

damage

may

occur,

but

not

per-

sonal

injury.

2.

SPECIFICATIONS

2-1.

SPECIFICATIONS

and

ACCESSORIES

2m

Band

70

cm

Band

TH-76A

U.S.A.

version

144

to

148

438

to

450

Bae

eeR

TH-75E

European

and

U.K.

version

144

to

146

430

to

440

TH-75A

Others

144

to

148

430

to

440

MODE

F3E

(FM)

MEMORY

CHANNELS

10+1

I

10+1

FREQUENCY

STEP

(kHz)

5,

10,

18,

20,

12.5,

26

ANTENNA

IMPEDANCE

(0)

50

POWER

REQUIREMENT

6.3~

16

(7.2

VDC

nominal)

13.8V

Approx.

1.4

A

Approx.

1.5

A

i

hg

HI

|

9

V

(with

BT-6)

Approx.

1.2

A

Approx.

1.3

A

S|

cup.

|

mode

7.2

V

(with

PB-5/6/7/9)

‘Approx.

1A

Approx.

1.1A

Ser

LO

transmit

mode

Approx.

0.6

A

Approx.

0.6

A

&

DRAIN

|

Single

|

RECEIVE

mode

with

no

signal_|

Approx.

45

mA

Approx.

50

mA

band

|

BATTERY

SAVER

mode

Approx.

12

mA

Approx.

13

mA

Dual

|

RECEIVE

mode

with

no

signal

Approx.

83

mA

band

|

BATTERY

SAVER

mode

‘Approx.

20

mA

AUTOMATIC

POWER

OFF

mode

Approx.

3

mA

GROUND

Negative

DIMENSIONS

_ |

Projections

not

included

(mm)

58x

179

29.5

(2.3x

7X

1.2

inch)

(WxHxD)

Projections

included

(mm)

74x

193

x40

(2.9x7.6x

1.6

inch)

WEIGHT

(g)___

With

NiCd

Battery

and

Antenna

|

510

(1.1

Ibs.)

OPERATING

TEMPERATURE

=20°C~

+50°C

(—4°F~122°F)

MICROPHONE

IMPEDANCE

2ko

m

13.8V

More

than

5

W

B]

oureur

Hi

[9

V

(with

BT-6)

‘Approx.

3

W

Approx.

2.5

W

|

POWER

7.2

V

(with

PB-5/6/7/9)

Approx.

1.5

W.

Approx.

1.5

W.

FA

to

‘Approx.

0.5

W

<

MODULATION

REACTANCE

f

|

MAXIMUM

FREQUENCY

DEVIATION

(kHz)

+5

SPURIOUS

RADIATION

HI/LO

Less than

—

60

dB/—

50

dB

CIRCUITRY

[DOUBLE

CONVERSION

SUPERHETERODYNE

INTERMEDIATE

|

1st

IF

(MHz)

16.9

59.525

|

FREQUENCY

_[

2nd

IF

(kHz)

455

5

|

SENSITIVITY

12

dB

SINAD

|

Less than

0.16,V

|

Less than

0.18:V

|

SQUELCH

SENSITIVITY

Less than

0.1

.V

@

-6

dB

More

than

12

kHz

SELECTIVITY:

»

anna

Less

than

28

kHz

AUDIO

OUTPUT

POWER

(across

8

@

load

10%

distortion)

More

than

400

mW/at

9

V

NOTES:

1.

Circuit

and

ratings

are

subject

to

change

without

notice

due

to

advancement

in

technology.

2.

Recommended

duty

cycle:

1

minute

Transmis-

sion,

3

minutes

Reception

2-2.

ACCESSORIES

Unpack

your

new

transceiver

carefully,

and

exa-

mine

it

for

visible

damage.

If

the

equipment

has

been

damaged

in

shipment,

notify

the

transporta-

tion

company

immediately.

Save

the

boxes

and

packing

material

for

future

shipping.

The

following

accessories

should

have been

includ-

ed

in

the

box

with

the

transceiver.

Antenna....

T90-0388-05...1

ea.

Belt

Hook

J29-0424-04...1

ea.

Hand

strap.

J69-0312-04...1

ea.

W09-0507-05..1

ea.

NiCd

Battery

pack

(PB-6).

Battery

charger

for

U.S.A.

version

(120V)

adesincavesaseuck

W09-0382-15

for

European

version

(220V)

inidessauaaee

see

WO09-0388-05

for

U.K.

version

(240V)....WO9-0387-05

for

Oceania

version

(240V)

WO09-0386-05

WO09-0385-05

for

other

market

(120V).

Instruction

Manual

..

Warranty

Card....

(U.S.A.,

Canada,

and

European

version)

B50-8275-XX

.1

copy

1

ea.

3.

BATTERY

PACK

3-1.

NiCd

BATTERY

PACK

(PB-6)

This

battery

pack

has

not

been

charged

at

the

factory

in

order

to

provide

you

with

the

greatest

number

of

charge/dis-

charge

cycles.

You

must

charge

the

battery

before

use.

The

battery

pack

will

require

several

charge/discharge

cycles

be-

fore

you

can

expect

to

see

the

maximum

operating

period

between

charges.

If

the

battery

will

be

stored

for

greater

than

2

months

it

should

be

recharged

before

use.

3-2.

RECHARGING

Msxe”

1.

Slide

the

adapter

onto

the

NiCd

battery

pack.

2.

Plug

the

supplied

charger

into

an

AC

outlet.

3.

Do

not

allow

the

battery

to

charge

for

greater

than

15

hours.

The

useful

life

and

battery

performance

will

be

reduced

if

you

exceed

the

recommended

charge

period.

NOTE:

Recharging

should

be

per-

formed

within

an

ambient

temperature

range

of

between

5°C~40°C

(41°F

~

104°F).

Recharging

the

battery

out-

side

of

this

range

may

not

al-

low

the

battery

to

reach

full

charge.

to

AC

outlet

3-3.

MANGANESE

or

ALKALINE

BAT-

TERIES

(Optional

Battery

Case

BT-6)

Install

6

x

R6

(AA)

manganese

or

alkaline

batteries

in

the

bat-

Press

down

on

the

hook

in

the

tery

holder.

Pay

close

atten-

‘Middle

of

the

battery

case

top

*

ty

to

open.

tion

the

battery

polarities

marked

in

the

holder.

We

Hook

recommend

the

use

of

high

|

performance

manganese

bat-

teries

for

the

greatest

operat-

ing

time.

NOTE:

——________

Do

not

install

NiCd

batteries

and

attempt

to

charge

them

with

the

supplied

charger.

There

is

no

battery

protection

circuit

in

the

battery

holder.

3-4.

INSTALLING

THE

BATTERY

PACK

Align

the

grooves

in

the

bat-

Release

button

tery

pack

with

the

transceiver

>

and

slide

the

pack

to

the

right

until

it

locks

in

place.

To

remove

the

battery

pack

push

up

on

the

release

button

and

slide

the

pack

to

the

left.

3-5.

BATTERY

VOLTAGE

LEVEL

METER

The

S

meter

indicates

the

rela-

tive

battery

voltage

during

Manganese

or

Alkaline

transmit.

a

b

Recharge

or

replace

the

bat-

mitexies

teries

when

the

level

reaches

New

myeeg

te

batteries

replace

the

low

indicator.

7

|

Approximate

battery

condition

NiCd

Battery

pack

model

mAh

Vv

Fully

charged

Fully

discharged

ageret

"ag

Ae

PB-6

600

peg

|

600

|

72

”

PB-7

1100

Zz

=f

F

pp-8

|

600

|

12

=A

z

3-6.

OPERATING

TIME

TH-75

series

Transmitting.

Receiving

..

ti

AF

OUTPUT...

Nica

*

Battery

voltage

is

mea:

600

transmission

(Hi).

battery

1

2v

12

mAh

(PB-8)

10

|

NiCd

battery

7.2V

200

mAh

(PB-5)

NiCd

battery

7.2

V

600

mAh

(PB-6)

NiCd

battery

7.2

V

1100

mAh

(PB-7)

Lower

limit

voltage

range

for

transmission

6

4

|

Mengansese

—

Manganese

battery

‘AA

Alkaline

manganese

battery

(BT-6)

_(Low-Power)(BT-6)

battery

(BT-6)

2

°

ens

60

120

180

240

300

(minutes)

We

recommend

use

of

the

NiCd

battery

pack

for

long

trans-

mission

or

extended

operation.

Manganese

battery

(except

Alkaline

manganese

battery)

is

suitable

only

for

LOW

power

transmission.

4.

OPERATION

4-1.

OPERATING

CONTROLS

©

Antenna

connector

Connect

the

antenna

that

is

supplied

to

this

jack.

Twist

to

lock.

@

HI-LO

switch

This

switch

is

used

to

select

the

transmit

output

power.

@

MIC

jack

This

jack

is

used

for

connection

of

an

external

micro-

phone.

The

use

of

an

electret

type

microphone

is

recom-

mended.

Input

impedance

is

2

kQ

and

the

DC

voltage

on

this

ter-

minal

is

approximately

4

V

(max.

3.5

mA).

NOTE:

The

use

of

a

dynamic

microphone

is

not

recommended.

Speaker

sP

Ground

th

5V

MIC

MIC

PTT

PET:

@

Speaker

jack

This

jack

is

used

to

connect

an

external

speaker

or

ear-

phone.

The

recommended

impedance

is

8

Q.

©

VHF

SOL

control

This

control

is

used

to

select

the

desired

SOL

threshold

level

of

the

VHF

frequency

band.

©

VOL

control/Power

switch

The

volume

control

and

power

switch

are

combined.

Rotating

the

control

clockwise

will

turn

ON

the

tran-

sceiver.

Advancing

the

control

further

clockwise

will

in-

crease

the

volume

of

both

bands.

The

BAL

control

proportions

the

volume

among

the

two

bands.

@

UHF SOL

control

This

control

is

used

to

select

the

desired

SQL

threshold

level

of

the

UHF

frequency

band.

BALANCE

control

This

control

proportions

the

total

audio

volume

among

the

two

bands.

MAIN

position

Audio

only

from

the

MAIN

band

Center

position

Equal

audio

from

both

bands

SUB

position

Audio

only

from

the

SUB

band

©

Tuning

control

This

control

is

used

to

select

the

desired

transmit-

ter/receiver

frequency,

memory

channel,

frequency

step,

tone

frequency,

and

scan

direction.

@

F

key

This

key

is

used

to

activate

control

of

the

functions

print-

ed

above

the

various

front

panel

controls.

The

‘’F’’

indi-

cator

will

turn

ON

for

approximately

10

seconds.

You

must

press

the

desired

2nd

function

key

before

the

indi-

cator turns

off.

@

TONE/T.SEL

key

This

key

is

used

to

activate

the

subaudible

tone

encorder.

Pressing

the

key

within

10

seconds

of

pressing

the

F

key

will

switch

to

the

tone

frequency

selection

mode.

The

Tuning

control

can

then

be

used

to

select

the

desired

tone

frequency.

@

SHIFT/REV

key

This

key

is

used

to

select

the

desired

transmitter

offset

direction.

Pressing

the

key

will

cause

the

radio

to

shift

from

one

offset

direction

to

the

other,

i.e.

+

to

—

to

sim-

plex

where

no

indicator

showes.

[—

to

—

—

for

Europe-

an

version

(UHF

band)].

Pressing

the

key

within

10

seconds

of

pressing

the

F

key

will

reverse

the

transmit/receive

frequencise

during

repeater

operations.

If

you

have

selected

simplex

this

key

will

not

function.

@

UP/DWN

(Sub

tuning)

keys

These

keys

are

used

to

select

the

desired

SUB

band

receive

frequency

or

Memory

channel.

Pressing

the

UP

key

within

10

seconds

of

pressing

the

M

key

will

enter

the

upper

limit

for

the

programmable

VFO

tuning

limit

function.

Pressing

the

DWN

key

within

10

seconds

of

pressing

the

M

key

will

enter

the

lower

limit

for

the

programmable

VFO

tuning

limit

function.

©

M/TX.S

key

This

key

and

numeric

key

are

used

to

store

the

displayed

data

into

memory.

Pressing

the

key

within

10

seconds

of

pressing

the

F

key

will

turn

the

TX.STOP

function

ON

and

OFF.

ENT/K.LOCK

key

In

the

VFO

mode

this

key

is

used

to

switch

to

the

direct

keyboard

frequency

entry

mode.

In

the

MR

or

CALL

channel

mode

this

key

is

used

to

trans-

fer

the

contents

of

the

channel

to

the

VFO

mode

(Memory

shift).

Pressing

the

key

within

10

seconds

of

pressing

the

F

key

will

deactivate

all

functions

except

the

PTT,

MONI,

LAMP,

F

then

LOCK

keys.

@

SCAN/DMS

key

This

key

is

used

to start

or

stop

scanning.

Pressing

the

key

within

10

seconds

of

pressing

the

F

key

will

start

or

stop

Double

Memory

Scanning.

CALL

key

This

key

is

used

to

activate

the

Call

channel

function.

@

MICROPHONE

@

BAND/A.B.C.

(Automatic

Band

Change)

key

This

key

is

used

to

exchange

the

contents

of

the

MAIN

and

SUB

band.

When

this

key

is

pressed

within

10

seconds

of

pressing

the

F

key,

the

contents

of

the

SUB

band

will

be

trans-

fered

to

the

MAIN

band

whenever

a

signal

is

received

at

the

SUB

band,

which

is

strong

enough

to

open

the

squelch.

The

contents

of

the

MAIN

band

are

transfered

to

the

SUB

band

at

the

same

time.

@

MHz/STEP

key

This

key

is

used

to

tell

the

microprocessor

that

you

wish

to

increase

or

decrease

the

operating

frequency

in

1

MHz

increments.

During

VFO

operation

pressing

the

key

within

10

seconds

of

pressing

the

F

key

will

switch

to

the

frequency

step

selection

mode.

@

DUAL/DUP

key

This

key

is

used

to

turn

the

SUB

band

ON

or

OFF.

Pressing

the

key

within

10

seconds

of

pressing

the

F

key

will

cause

the

duplex

function

to

activate.

@

1/AL

key

This

key

is

used

to

turn

memory

channel

1

ON

or

OFF.

Pressing

the

key

within

10

seconds

of

pressing

the

ENT

key

will

enter

number

1.

Pressing

the

key

within

10

seconds

of

pressing

the

F

key

will

check

Memory

Channel

1

at

approx.

5

second

inter-

vals.

If

the

channel

is

busy,

a

beep

will

sound.

©

2/T.ALT

key

This

key

is

used

to

turn

memory

channel

2

ON

or

OFF.

Pressing

the

key

within

10

seconds

of

pressing

the

ENT

key

will

enter

number

2.

Pressing

the

key

within

10

seconds

of

pressing

the

F

key

will

turn

the

Tone

Alert

function

ON

or

OFF.

3/CTCSS

key

This

key

is

used

to

turn

memory

channel

3

ON

or

OFF.

Pressing

the

key

within

10

seconds

of

pressing

the

ENT

key

will

enter

number

3.

Pressing

the

key

within

10

seconds

of

pressing

the

F

key

will

turn

the

CTCSS

function

ON

or

OFF.

@

4/TO/CO

keys

This

key

is

used

to

turn

memory

channel

4

ON

or

OFF.

Pressing

the

key

within

10

seconds

of

pressing

the

ENT

key

will

enter

number

4.

Pressing

the

key

within

10

seconds

of

pressing

the

F

key

will

toggle

the

hold/resume

mode

alternately

from

Time

Operated

scan

to

Carrier

Operated

scan.

5/BEEP

key

This

key

is

used

to

turn

memory

channel

5

ON

or

OFF.

Pressing

the

key

within

10

seconds

of

pressing

the

ENT

key

will

enter

number

5.

Pressing

the

key

within

10

seconds

of

pressing

the

F

key

will

turn

the

audio

confirmation

beep

ON

or

OFF.

©

6/CT

V/U

key

This

key

is

used

to

turn

memory

channel

6

ON

or

OFF.

Pressing

the

key

within

10

seconds

of

pressing

the

ENT

key

will

enter

number

6.

Pressing

the

key

within

10

seconds

of

pressing

the

F

key

will

switch

the

CTCSS

function

alternately

between

the

VHF

band

and

UHF

band.

TISAVE

key

This

key

is

used

to

turn

memory

channel

7

ON

or

OFF.

Pressing

the

key

within

10

seconds

of

pressing

the

ENT

key

will

enter

number

7.

Pressing

the

key

within

10

seconds

of

pressing

the

F

key

will

turn

the

Battery

Saver

function

ON

or

OFF.

@

8/APO

key

This

key

is

used

to

turn

memory

channel

8

ON

or

OFF.

Pressing

the

key

within

10

seconds

of

pressing

the

ENT

key

will

enter

number

8.

Pressing

the

key

within

10

seconds

of

pressing

the

F

key

will

turn

the

Automatic

Power

OFF

function

ON

or

OFF.

@

9/LOCK

key

This

key

is

used

to

turn

memory

channel

9

ON

or

OFF.

Pressing

the

key

within

10

seconds

of

pressing

the

ENT

key

will

enter

number

9.

Pressing

the

key

within

10

seconds

of

pressing

the

F

key

will

deactivate

the

Tuning

control

and

all

functions

ex-

cept

the

PTT,

MONI,

LAMP,

and

F

then

K.LOCK

keys.

@

O/L.OUT

key

This

key

is

used

to

turn

memory

channel

O

ON

or

OFF.

Pressing

the

key

within

10

seconds

of

pressing

the

ENT

key

will

enter

number

0.

Pressing

the

key

within

10

seconds

of

pressing

the

F

key

will

turn

the

memory

channel

lock

out

function

ON

or

OFF.

MONITOR

switch

When

operating

in

the

CTCSS

mode

you

can use

this

key

to

determine

if

the

fre-

quency

is

in

use

before

transmitting.

Pressing

the

key

will

disable

the

CTCSS

function

as

long

as

the

key

is

held

®

depressed.

@

Lamp

switch

This

switch

is

used

to

control

the

night

lamp

on

the

display.

The

lamp

will

turn

it-

self

off

automatically

5

seconds

after

the

last

key

operation.

PTT

switch

Press

this

switch

whenever

you

wish

to

transmit.

@

Release

button

Press

this

button

up

to

release

the

battery

pack.

DC

IN

terminal

This

terminal

is

used

for

an

external

pow-

er

supply.

Input

voltage

is

13.8

VDC

nominal.

The

center

is

the

+

side

and

the

sleeve

is

—

side.

CAUTION:

You

should

turn

the

power

switch

OFF

when

connecting

this

terminal.

Pay

close

attention

to

the

polarity.

As

a

precaution,

do

not

remove

the

bat-

tery

pack

when

an

external

power

supply

is

used.

Use

the

KENWOOD

PG-2V

or

PG-3E

op-

tional

cable

for

the

connection.

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Displays

the

selected

transmitter

offset

-+

direction.

@R

ON

when

the

Reverse

function

is

active.

@TX.STOP

ON

when

the

TX.STOP

function

is

active.

@K.LOCK

—_

ON

when

the

K.LOCK

function

is

active.

LOCK

ON

when

the

LOCK

function

is

active.

©

RE

ON

during

transmit.

ON

when

the

Tone

Alert

System

is

active.

The

indicator

will

flash

when

a

signal

is

received.

This

level

meter

indicates

the

relative

receive

input

strength

or

battery

voltage

level

during

transmit.”

c

ON

when

the

SUB

band

frequency

dis-

plays

CALL

channel.

@

M

ON

when

the

SUB

band

frequency

dis-

plays

a

memory

channel.

CTCSS

ON

when

the

CTCSS

function

is

active.

O

Ve

-U

Displays

the

selected

CTCSS

band.

®

Displays

the

operating

frequency

to

the

886.888.

nearest

kHz,

the

frequency

step

size,

or

the

tone

frequency

of

the

MAIN

band.

ON

when

the

Fast

Squelch

function

is

active.

Flashes

when

Scanning.

®

ON

when

the

Tone

function

is

active.

(©)

ON

when

the

Priority

Alert

system

is

active.

®

Co

ON

when

Carrier

Operated

scan

is

selected.

ON

during

duplex

operations.

(0)

ON

when

the

A.B.C.

(Automatic

Band

Change)

function

is

active.

M

ON

when

the

MAIN

band

frequency

dis-

plays

a

memory

channel.