Basic Operation; Turning The Repeater On/ Off; Adjusting The Volume Level; Changing The Channel - Kenwood TKR-D710 Function Reference

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BASIC OPERATION

3.1

Turning the Repeater On/ Off

Pressing the Power switch located on the front panel turns the repeater on.
When the repeater is turned on, all LEDs on the front panel light for 1 sec. Although the LED turns off when 1 sec
elapses and the channel name appears on the LED display, the displayed channel name blinks until PLL is
stabilized. After PLL is stabilized, the displayed channel name stops blinking and remains lit and the repeater
becomes usable. While the repeater is turned on, the POWER LED lights green.
Note
If a PF key on the front panel is pressed while the displayed channel name is blinking, the displayed channel name stops
blinking and remains lit and the repeater becomes usable. In this case, PLL may not be stabilized.
3.2

Adjusting the Volume Level

Rotating the Volume control clockwise increases the volume level. Rotating the Volume control counterclockwise
decreases the volume level.
Note
The volume levels for Power-on Tone, Control Tone and Warning Tone are automatically fixed to the value configured in Tone
Volume. Therefore, the volume level cannot be changed by using the Volume control.
(Refer to Configuring the Volume Level of Each Tone (Tone
3.3

Changing the Channel

Pressing Channel 1 to Channel 30 causes the repeater to migrate to the corresponding channel.
Also, pressing the Channel Down key decreases the channel number in steps of 1. Pressing the Channel Up key
increases the channel number in steps of 1.
Configuration using KPG-174D
Assigning functions to the PF keys on the repeater (
FUNC (E)/Ver 2.50
Volume).)
Edit > Key Assignment)
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