Kenwood TM-733A Manual de usuario

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144/440

MHz

DUAL

BANDER

TM-733A

144/430

MHz

DUAL

BANDER

TM-733A

144/430

MHz

DUAL

BANDER

TM-733E

INSTRUCTION

MANUAL

KENWOOD

CORPORATION

©PRINTED

JAPAN

B62-0391-00(K,P,E,M)

(MC)

95/12

1110

987654321

94/1211

1098765432

THANK

YOU

are

grateful

you

decided

purchase

this

KENWOOD

transceiver.

The

TM-733

series

mobile

transceivers

were

developed

satisfy

the

requirement

for

compact

rig

that's

simple

operate

yet

contains

numerous

sophisticated

features.

The

dual

band

operation

will

appreciated

hams

who

want

access

VHF

and

UHF

bands

with

transceiver

smaller

than

some

single

banders.

KENWOOD

believes

you

will

satisfied

with

this

product's

quality

and

features.

PRECAUTIONS

Please

observe

the

following

precautions

prevent

fire,

personal

injury,

and

transceiver

damage:

not

transmit

with

high

output

power

for

extended

periods.

The

transceiver

may

overheat.

not

modify

this

transceiver

unless

instructed

this

manual

some

other

approved

KENWOOD

communication.

not

expose

the

transceiver

long

periods

direct

sunlight

place

the

transceiver

heating

appliances.

not

place

the

transceiver

excessively

dusty

humid

areas,

unstable

surfaces.

abnormal

odor

smoke

detected

coming

from

the

transceiver,

turn

OFF

the

power

immediately.

Contacta

KENWOOD

service

station

your

dealer.

The

transceiver

designed

for

13.8

power

source.

Never

use

battery

power

the

transceiver.

Ensure

the

Front

Panel

the

transceiver

installed

correctly

prevent

the

panel

from

falling.

Refer

pages

and

111.

CONTENTS

PREPARATION

FOR

MOBILE

OPERATION............

MOBILE

INSTALLATION

Installation

Example.........

POWER

CABLE

CONNECTION.

Replacing

Fuses..................

ANTENNA

CONNECTION

PREPARATION

FOR

FIXED

STATION

OPERATION

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POWER

SUPPLY

CONNECTION

Replacing

Fuses.................

ANTENNA

CONNECTION

ACCESSORY

CONNECTIONS

.........:cc:csceeseesseeeeees

EXTERNAL

SPEAKERS

Receive

Audio

Switching.

MICROPHONE

...............200

-10

PACKET

EQUIPMENT...

DATA

Connector

Pinout..

GETTING

ACQUAINTED...........c::ccesceesseseeeeeeseeeeees

FRONT

PANEL

REAR

PANEL...

MICROPHONE..

DISPLAY

BUTTON

FUNCTION

DISPLAY...

Basic

State

Display

Labels

After

Pressing

[F]

Labels

After

Pressing

[F]

for

than

Second

FRONT

PANEL

REAR

PANEL

RECEIVING

SWITCHING

POWER

ON/OFF.

VOLUME

ADJUST........

SQUELCH

ADJUST..

Noise

Squelch......

Automatic

Squelch

S-Meter

Squelch..

Squelch

Hang

Time....

Output

Squelch

Control

BAND

SELECT............000

VHF/VHF

Operation.

UHF/UHF

Operation.

Transmit

Band

Lock....

Blanking

Band

Display.

VEOIMO

DE.

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sodeeeticacsascas

SELECTING

FREQUENCIES

Tuning

(Control

ssccascnsecesercce

Microphone

[UP]/[DWN]

Buttons

Programmable

VFO.....c.ccwssssseessvaas

AM/FM

MODE

(SOME

VERSIONS

ONLY).........

FREQUENCY

STEP

SIZE

MHz/

MHz

Functions

Changes

Displayed

Freque

TIME-OUT

TIMER

(TOT)...

“

MEMORY

CHANNELG...........0::00000

VHF/UHF

MEMORY

CHANNEL

RATIO

STORING

DATA

MEMORY

...........

Simplex

Memory

Channels

. '

Split

Memory

Channels............

RECALLING

MEMORY

CHANNELS.

MEMORY

—

VFO

TRANSFERS...

ERASING

MEMORY

CHANNELS..

GALLIGHANNEL

.vecocsscessevcsesssecs

Recalling

the

Call

Channel.....

Changing

Call

Channel

Contents

(Simplex)...

Changing

Call

Channel

Contents

(Split

fies

sans

CHANNEL

DISPLAY

FUNCTION..........

INITIALIZING

MEMORY..........

Partial

Reset

Single

Band

Partial

Reset

Both

Bands

Full

Reset

excluding

Programmable

Memory.

Full

Reset

including

Programmable

Memory..

PROGRAMMABLE

MEMORY

(PM)............seeseeeeee

STORING

DATA

PROGRAMMABLE

MEMORY.

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oad

anoles

USING

PROGRAMMABLE

MEMORY.................

RECALLING

PROGRAMMABLE

MEMORY

CHANNELS

(VFO

MODE)..........ccccscsseseseeeseseese

RECALLING

PROGRAMMABLE

MEMORY

CHANNELS

(PROGRAMMABLE

MEMORY

CHANNEL

MODE)..........

Direct

Method........

Tuning

Control

Meth

ERASING

PROGRAMMABLE

MEMORY

CHANNELS

(VFO

MODE

ONLY)

....-sssesssessseeeeee

RESETTING

PROGRAMMABLE

MEMORY

(VFO'MODE-ONILY)

Seite

titi

csecddcede

ceed

OPERATING

THROUGH

REPEATERS.

.essssssssssssses

TRANSMIT

OFFSETS

SELECTING

OFFSET

DIRECTION..

AUTOMATIC

TRANSMIT

OFFSET...

U.S.A.

and

Canada

Versions..

European

Versions.............

Canceling

Automatic

Offset

REVERSE

FUNCTION.................

Automatic

Simplex

Checker

(ASC)

TOME

ACCESS

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Selecting

Tone

Frequency

European

Versions

DUAL

TONE

MULTI-FREQUENCY

(DTMF)

FUNCTIONS.

Making

DTMF

Calls

‘

Microphone

Keypad

ion

Tones......63

Storing

DTMF

Numbers

for

the

Automatic

Confirming

Stored

DTMF

Numbers..............-

Transmitting

Stored

DTMF

Numbers

(Automatic

Dialer)

Autopatch

(U.S.A.

and

Canada

Versio

Time-Operated

Scan.....

Carrier-Operated

Scan.....

SELECTING

SCAN

RESUME

METHOD.

MEMORY

SCAN

.........::c:cseseesseesseeeees

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Locking-Out

Memory

Channels..

BANDISGAIN

32.

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PROGRAMMABLE

BAND

SCAN..

Setting

Scan

Limits

..............c08

Confirming

the

Programmable

Limits

Using

Programmable

Band

Scan...

MHz

SCAN

CALL/VFO

SCAN...

CALL/MEMORY

SCAN

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

PROGRAMMABLE

MEMORY

SCAN

AUXILIARY

FUNCTIONS

AUTOMATIC

BAND

CHANGE

(A.B.C.)

ADVANCED

INTERCEPT

POINT

aed

Microphone

Lock.

PUNO

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tories

AUTOMATIC

POWER

OFF

(APO)

BEEP

EUNGTION

225

sctare<soceesaases

Frequency

Readout

Beeps

DISPLAY

DIMMER

Auto

Dimmer

Change

DISPLAY

DEMONSTRATION

MOD

(SHOW-OFF

MODE)

REMOTE

CONTROL........

ACTIVATING

REMOTE

CONTROL

MODE

REMOTE

CONTROL

FUNCTIONG.......

+81

ADDITIONAL

REMOTE

FUNCTIONS

Configuring

the

Keys........

Monitor

Function......

Enter

Function...............

REMOTE

FUNCTIONS

USING

TH-7

KEYPAD

DIRECT

ENTRY........

Frequency

Entry

Memory

Channel

Tone/CTCSS

Number

Entry

CONTINUOUS

TONE

CODED

SQUELCH

SYSTEM

(CTCSS)

SELECTING

CTCSS

FREQUENCIES

UGING

CTCSS)

asses

sissssevenisatdzccces

Automatic

Tone

Frequency

ID..

DUAL

TONE

SQUELCH

SYSTEM

(DTSS)....

STORING

DISS

CODES...

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iscisssscstscessessveee

Using

the

Tuning

Control

Microphone

[UP]/[DWN].............c:ccceseeseeees

Using

the

Microphone

DTMF

Keypad

(U.S.A./Canada

Versions)..

ACTIVATING

DTSG.........

DTSS

AND

REPEATERS...

OVERVIEW

PAGE

CODE

MEMORY...

STORING

PAGE

CODES

Using

the

Tuning

Control

Microphone

[UP]/[DWN]...........:2:ceecereeseees

Using

the

Microphone

DTMF

Keypad

(U.S.A./Canada

Versions)

Receiving

Call

with

your

Station

Code

Receiving

Call

with

Group

Code....

PAGE

CODE

AND

REPEATERS...

LOCKING-OUT

CODES..........

AUTO

PAGE

CANCEL..

OPEN

PAGE............

TONE

ALERT

sscsciscctsecorsagsees

ACTIVATING

TONE

ALERT...

CHANGING

THE

ALARM

TONE...

PAGKET

OPERATION.

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1200/9600

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OPERATION.

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MAINTENANCE

GENERAL

INFORMATION

OPTIONAL

ACCESSORIES

....

INSTALLING

OPTIONS

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110

OPENING

THE

TRANSCEIVER

CASE.............

110

INSTALLING

THE

TSU-8

CTCSS

UNIT............

110

REMOVING

THE

DATA

CONNECTOR

COVER.

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divennwsauiitciaicsn

111

DETACHABLE

FRONT

PANEL

KITS

(DFK-3B,

DFK-4B,

DFK-7B)

LAS

Installation

..........

cesses

+112

Installation

Examples.

SPECIFICATIONS

FEATURES

Introduces

Programmable

Memory

channels

that

store

much

information

than

regular

memory

channels

preserve

entire

operating

environment

for

quick

recall.

Labels

for

multi-function

buttons

change

resulting

user-friendly

transceiver.

Front

Panel

detaches

easily

from

the

Main

Unit

via

single

slide

switch

for

simple

remote

mounting.

Full

transceive

capability

one

frequency

pair

while

simultaneously

monitoring

another

receive

frequency

the

other

band.

Simultaneous

receive

configurations

include

VHF/UHF,

VHF/VHF,

and

UHF/UHF.

Automatic

Simplex

Checker

(ASC)

function

that

advises

when

direct

simplex

communication

can

used

instead

repeater.

Dedicated

Front

Panel

DATA

connector

for

1200

bps

9600

bps

Packet

operation.

Advanced

Intercept

Point

(AIP)

function

for

fighting

intermodulation

problems.

ACCESSORIES

Accessory

Microphone

U.S.A./Canada,General!

Europe,

General!

Part

Number

T91-0517-XX

T91-0516-XX

Quantity

Microphone

hanger

U.S.A./Canada

J20-0319-XX

Microphone

hanger

screw

U.S.A./Canada

N46-3010-XX

power

cable

E30-2111-XX

Transceiver

fuse,

F51-0017-XX

Mounting

bracket

J29-0436-XX

Mounting

bracket

screws

Self-tapping

screw

Washer

Hexagon

screw

NO9-0335-XX

N15-1050-XX

NO9-2177-XX

Wrench

W01-0414-XX

Warranty

card

U.S.A./Canada,Europe?

Instruction

manual

Excluding

some

General

and

European

versions.

B62-0391-XX

Excluding

some

European

versions.

CONVENTIONS

FOLLOWED

THIS

MANUAL

The

writing

conventions

described

below

have

been

followed

simplify

instructions

and

avoid

unnecessary

repetition.

This

format

less

confusing

for

the

reader.

Reviewing

the

following

information

now

will

reduce

your

learning

period.

That

means

less

time

will

spent

reading

this

manual;

time

will

available

for

operating.

Note:

¢@

Basic

procedures

are

numbered

sequentially

guide

you

step-

by-step.

Additional

information

pertaining

step,

but

not

essential

complete

the

procedure,

provided

bulleted

form

following

many

steps

for

further

guidance.

Most

procedures

require

that

you

enter

final

key

stroke

that

acts

terminator

for

the

procedure.

You

can,

you

prefer,

wait

for

approximately

seconds

rather

than

enter

this

final

key

entry.

Instruction

What

Press

[KEY].

Press

and

release

KEY.

Press

[KEY

1]+[KEY2].

Press

and

hold

KEY1

down,

then

press

KEY2.

Press

[KEY1],

[KEY2].

Press

KEY1

momentarily,

release

KEY1,

then

press

KEY2.

Press

[KEY]+

POWER

ON.

With

transceiver

power

OFF,

press

and

hold

KEY,

then

turn

the

transceiver

power

pressing

[PWR].

Press

[KEY1]+[KEY2]+

POWER

ON.

With

the

transceiver

power

OFF,

press

and

hold

both

KEY1

and

KEY2

down,

then

turn

the

transceiver

power}

pressing

[PWR].

Press

[F]

s).

Press

and

hold

the

Function

key

until

the

"F"

indicator

the

Display

begins

blinking.

Press

[KEY]

(1s).

Press

and

hold

KEY

until

the

function

begins.

Press

[F],

[KEY]

(1s).

Press

[F]

momentarily,

release

[F],

then

press

and

hold

KEY

for

second

longer.

PREPARATION

FOR

MOBILE

OPERATION

When

operating

mobile,

not

attempt

configure

your

transceiver

while

driving

because

simply

too

dangerous.

Stop

the

car

first,

then

make

the

necessary

changes.

Also,

aware

local

laws

pertaining

the

use

headphones/headsets

while

driving

public

roads.

doubt,

not

wear

headphones

while

mobiling.

MOBILE

INSTALLATION

Install

the

transceiver

a safe,

convenient

position

inside

your

vehicle

that

minimizes

danger

your

passengers

and

yourself

while

the

vehicle

motion.

For

example,

consider

installing

the

transceiver

under

the

dash

front

the

passenger

seat

that

knees

legs

will

not

strike

the

radio

during

sudden

braking

your

vehicle.

Try

pick

well-ventilated

location

that

shielded

from

direct

sunlight.

Leave

sufficient

space

behind

the

Rear

Panel

for

the

transceiver

fan

exhaust

warm

air.

Installation

Example

Install

the

mounting

bracket

using

the

supplied

flat

washers

and

self-tapping

screws.

There

are

washers

and

screws

supplied.

The

bracket

can

mounted

with

the

bracket

opening

for

the

transceiver

facing

down

for

underdash

mounting,

with

tne

opening

facing

up.

Study

the

accompanying

diagram

determine

the

best

installation

method

for

your

situation.

Flat

washer

Self-tapping

screw

°O-

SEMS

screw

Position

the

transceiver

the

bracket

determine

the

best

viewing

angle.

Insert

and

tighten

the

supplied

hexagonal

SEMS

screws

and

washers.

There

are

screws

and

washers

supplied

for

each

side

the

bracket.

Double

check

that

all

hardware

tightened

prevent

vehicle

vibration

from

loosening

the

bracket

transceiver.

POWER

CABLE

CONNECTION

Route

the

power

cable

supplied

with

the

transceiver

directly

the

vehicle's

battery

terminals

using

the

shortest

path

from

the

transceiver.

using

noise

filter,

should

installed

with

insulator

prevent

from

touching

metal

the

vehicle.

not

recommended

use

the

cigarette

lighter

socket

since

some

cigarette

lighter

sockets

introduce

unacceptable

voltage

drop.

prevent

the

risk

short

circuits,

disconnect

other

wiring

from

the

negative

(—)

battery

terminal

before

connecting

the

transceiver.

Confirm

the

correct

polarity

the

connections

before

attaching

the

power

cable;

red

connects

the

positive

(+)

terminal,

black

connects

the

negative

(-)

terminal.

Use

the

full

length

the

cable

without

cutting

off

excess

even

the

cable

longer

than

required.

particular,

never

remove

the

fuse

holders

from

the

cable.

After

completing

Battery

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