Configuration Using Kpg-99D - Kenwood TK-7160 Modification Information

2.4.9 Configuration using KPG-99D

1. Run KPG-99D.
2. Select the Program pulldown menu > "Read Data
from the Transceiver". The icon in the toolbar can
also be clicked.
The Read Data from the Transceiver dialog box
appears on the display.
Figure 2-6 Read Data from the Transceiver Dialog Box 1
3. Click the "Read" button.
KPG-99D starts reading configuration data from the
transceiver.
Figure 2-7 Read Data from the Transceiver Dialog Box 2
4. Select the Edit pulldown menu > "Function Port".
The Function Port window appears on the display.
Figure 2-8 Function Port Window
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5. Select the External Device (Port 3 to 8) dropdown
list > "KDS-100".
The necessary functions for KDS-100 are
automatically assigned to each port.
Note: Ignition Function cannot be configured.
6. Click the Program pulldown menu > "Write Data to
the Transceiver".
The Write Data to the Transceiver dialog box
appears on the display.
Figure 2-9 Write Data to the Transceiver Dialog Box
7. Click the "Write" button.
Configuration data is written to the transceiver.
8. Turn the transceiver ON.
In this case, KDS-100 also automatically starts up.
Note:
KDS-100 can be used when "FleetSync Air" is selected from the
Product Information window > Signaling Type for Decode
dropdown list.
KPG-71D is required to configure KDS-100.
The port logic state can be configured for the following
conditions in the Edit pulldown menu > Optional Features
window > Radio dropdown list in KPG-71D to control the
Function Port using KDS-100.
Table 2-16 Radio Port Logic Configuration
SQ Squelch detect input
Data TX channel Control
DTC
output
TXS/LOK Transmitter active sense input Active Low
AM Speaker mute output
MM MIC mute output
Note: Refer to 2.13 Using the Ignition Sense and Other Options on
page 51 when KCT-18 is used with KDS-100 or KGP-2A/
KGP-2B.
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Active Low
Active Low
Active Low
Active Low
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