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Kenwood TH-25A Series User Manual

Kenwood TH-25A Series
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GOO/ANA»
144MHz
FM
TRANSCEIVER
-25A
series
430/440MHz
FM
TRANSCEIVER
-45A\
series
1200MHz
FM
TRANSCEIVER
-55AT
series
INSTRUCTION
MANUAL
KENWOOD
CORPORATION
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Kenwood TH-25A Series Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandKenwood
ModelTH-25A Series
CategoryTransceiver
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Technical Specifications and Accessories

Technical Specifications

Detailed technical specifications for radio models including frequency range, power, and dimensions.

Included Accessories

List of accessories that should be included with the transceiver upon purchase.

Battery Pack

NiCd Battery Pack Operations

Information on NiCd battery pack, recharging procedure, and installation/removal.

Optional Battery Packs

Details on using optional manganese or alkaline battery packs.

Battery Performance and Usage

Battery Voltage Level Meter

Explanation of the battery voltage level meter and its readings.

Operating Time

Graphs showing operating time for different battery types and models.

Operation Controls and Indicators

Front Panel Controls Overview

Explanation of the main controls on the front panel of the transceiver.

LCD Display Indicators

Description of the various indicators and symbols displayed on the LCD screen.

Physical Controls and Jacks

Details of physical switches, buttons, and connection jacks on the transceiver.

Advanced Controls and Features

Explanation of advanced operational keys like CTCSS, SHIFT, REV, and RIT.

Radio Operation Modes

Receiver Operation Guide

Instructions on how to operate the receiver and select frequencies.

Step Size Selection

Procedure to change the frequency tuning step increments.

Transmitter Operation Guide

Guidance on how to use the transmitter and speak into the microphone.

Memory Functions

Automatic Memory Initialization

Process for automatically storing data into memory channels 1 through 10.

Memory Entry Procedure

Steps for storing frequencies, offsets, and tones into memory channels.

Memory Shift Function

How to copy memory channel contents to the VFO.

Memory Recall Function

Steps to retrieve and display stored memory channels.

Odd Split Memory Operation

Storing transmit and receive frequencies for odd split repeater channels.

Memory Channel Lockout

How to temporarily skip unwanted memory channels during operation.

Clearing All Memory

Procedure to reset the transceiver's memory, erasing all programmed data.

Memory Back-Up Battery

Information regarding the lithium battery that retains memory data.

Scan Functions

Scan Modes

Explanation of available scanning modes: Band Scan and Memory Channel Scan.

Scan Hold

How the scan function pauses on busy channels for a set duration.

Scan Direction

How to reverse the direction of the scan operation.

Scan Release

Methods to stop or exit the scan function.

Repeater Operation

Transmitter Offsets for Repeaters

Setting frequency offsets required for repeater communication.

Reverse Function for Repeaters

How to reverse transmit and receive frequencies for repeater pairs.

Tone Operation for Repeaters

Using sub-audible tones for repeater access and control.

Tone Activation

How to activate and deactivate the TONE function for transmissions.

Tone Frequency Selection

Procedure for selecting specific tone frequencies for repeater access.

CTCSS (Tone Squelch) Operation

Using CTCSS for selective squelch opening based on received tones.

Autopatch Functionality

Instructions for using the autopatch feature to make telephone calls.

Beep Tone Confirmation

How to enable audio confirmation for key presses and function changes.

Alert and Saver Functions

Tone Alert System

Setting up an audible alarm for transmissions on the monitored frequency.

Battery Saver

Activating the battery saver mode to conserve power during idle periods.

Automatic Power Off

Details on the automatic power off circuit to prevent battery drain.

Cancel Battery Saver and Auto Power Off

Procedure to cancel the Battery Saver and Automatic Power Off functions.

Maintenance

General Information

Overview of factory alignment and general service procedures.

Service and Repair

Instructions for returning the equipment to a dealer or service center for repair.

In Case of Difficulty

Optional Accessories

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