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Kenwood TK-2170 User Manual

Kenwood TK-2170
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© B62-1812-00 (E, E3, X2)
09 08 07 06 05 04 03 02 01 00
TK-2170/ TK-3170
VHF FM TRANSCEIVER/
UHF FM TRANSCEIVER
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
ÉMETTEUR-RÉCEPTEUR FM VHF/
ÉMETTEUR-RÉCEPTEUR FM UHF
MODE D’EMPLOI
TRANSCEPTOR DE FM VHF/
TRANSCEPTOR DE FM UHF
MANUAL DE INSTRUCCIONES
RICETRASMETTITORE FM VHF/
RICETRASMETTITORE FM UHF
MANUALE DI ISTRUZIONI
VHF-FM-TRANSCEIVER/
UHF-FM-TRANSCEIVER
BEDIENUNGSANLEITUNG
VHF FM ZENDONTVANGER/
UHF FM ZENDONTVANGER
GEBRUIKSAANWIJZING

Table of Contents

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Kenwood TK-2170 Specifications

General Specifications IconGeneral Specifications
frequency range136~174MHz
number of channelsMax. 128 per radio
channel spacingWide: 25, 30kHz; Narrow: 12.5, 15kHz
battery voltage7.5V DC ± 20%
antenna impedance50Ω
channel frequency spread38MHz
Battery IconBattery
battery life with KNB-24L (1400mAh)9 hours
battery life with KNB-25A (1200mAh)8 hours
battery life with KNB-26N (2000mAh)12 hours
battery life with KNB-35L (1950mAh)11 hours
Operating Environment IconOperating Environment
operating temperature range–22°F~+140°F (–30°C~+60°C)
frequency stability± 0.00025% (–22°F~+140°F)
Receiver IconReceiver
sensitivity (12dB SINAD) Wide0.25µV
sensitivity (12dB SINAD) Narrow0.28µV
selectivity Wide70dB
selectivity Narrow65dB
intermodulation distortion Wide65dB
intermodulation distortion Narrow60dB
spurious response65dB
audio output (8Ω impedance)500mW with less than 5% distortion
Transmitter IconTransmitter
RF power output HI5W
RF power output LO1W
spurious response70dB
modulation Wide16K0F3E
modulation Narrow11K0F3E
FM hum & noise Wide45dB
FM hum & noise Narrow43dB
audio distortion W/NLess than 5%
Weight and Dimensions IconWeight and Dimensions
weight with battery, antenna, and beltclip12.0 oz. (340 g)
dimensions with KNB-24L or 35L battery56 x 109 x 31.7 mm
dimensions with KNB-25A or 26N battery56 x 109 x 37.9 mm

Summary

Thank You and Important Notices

Models Covered

Lists the specific transceiver models included in this manual.

User Notices and Safety

Provides essential legal notices and safety warnings for transceiver operators.

General Precautions

Safety Warnings and Cautions

Unpacking and Accessories

Supplied Accessories List

Details the items included in the transceiver package.

Preparation and Battery Precautions

Battery Pack Safety

Critical safety guidelines for handling and using battery packs.

Battery Charging Procedures

Instructions for correctly charging the transceiver's battery pack.

Lithium-ion Battery Pack Safety (Danger)

Li-ion Battery Pack Usage and Characteristics

Using the Li-ion Battery Pack

Guidelines for charging and storing the Li-ion battery pack.

Li-ion Battery Characteristics

Describes how Li-ion battery performance and capacity change over time.

Installing/Removing Battery Pack

Installing/Removing Alkaline Batteries

Antenna and Belt Clip Installation

Installing the Optional Antenna

Steps to correctly attach the antenna to the transceiver.

Installing the Belt Clip

Instructions for attaching the belt clip to the transceiver.

Speaker/Microphone Jack Installation

Installing Speaker/Microphone Cap

How to install the protective cap over unused jacks.

Installing Speaker/Microphone

Steps for connecting external speaker and microphone accessories.

Getting Acquainted with Your Transceiver

Transceiver Controls and Indicators

Identifies and describes the main buttons, switches, and indicators on the transceiver.

Display Icons and Meanings

Explains the various icons that appear on the transceiver's display screen.

Programmable Functions Overview

Operating Basics

Powering On/Off and Password

Instructions for turning the unit on/off and managing the security password.

Adjusting Volume and Selecting Channels

How to control audio levels and navigate between zones and channels.

Transmitting and Receiving

SmarTrunk Operation

Conventional Scan Operations

Scan Management (Add/Delete)

Procedures for customizing scan lists by adding or removing channels and zones.

Priority Scan and Scan Revert

Priority Scan Functionality

How priority channels are monitored during scanning sequences.

Scan Revert Types

Explains the different automatic channel selection behaviors during scanning.

Quiet Talk (QT/DQT) and OST

QT/DQT Signaling Explained

How sub-audible tones filter unwanted calls on shared channels.

Operator Selectable Tone (OST)

How to customize encode/decode tones for selective calling.

5-Tone Signaling and Selcall

5-Tone Signaling Basics

How 5-tone signaling works to open squelch for specific calls.

My ID Configuration

How to set or edit your transceiver's unique identification number.

Making a Selcall

Step-by-step guide to initiating a selective call to another station.

Receiving a Selcall

FleetSync: Alphanumeric Paging

FleetSync Selcall Operation

Details on transmitting and receiving selective calls using FleetSync.

Identification Codes and Status Messages

Fleet and ID Code Structure

Explains the composition of Fleet and ID codes for communication.

Sending Status Messages

Instructions for transmitting pre-defined status messages.

Status Message Receiving and Review

Receiving Status Calls

How the transceiver handles incoming status messages and caller IDs.

Message Stack and Short/Long Messages

Reviewing Stored Messages

How to access and manage messages stored in the transceiver's memory.

Short Message Capabilities

Information on sending and receiving brief text messages.

Long Message Capabilities

Information on sending and receiving extended text messages.

DTMF Calls

Manual DTMF Dialing

Procedures for making DTMF calls by directly inputting numbers.

Autodial Features

Storing DTMF Numbers

Guide for saving DTMF numbers and names for quick access.

Dialing Stored DTMF Numbers

Clearing Stored DTMF Numbers

Redial Functionality

ID Management and DTMF Signaling

Connect/Disconnect IDs

Procedures for managing connection IDs for calls.

DTMF Signaling Explained

How DTMF codes are used to trigger specific transceiver responses.

Stun Functionality

Security feature to disable a lost or stolen transceiver remotely.

Voice Operated Transmission (VOX)

Setting VOX Gain Level

How to adjust sensitivity for hands-free, voice-activated transmission.

VOX Activation and Deactivation

Emergency Call Features

Making Emergency Calls

How to initiate an emergency transmission from the transceiver.

Lone Worker Emergency Mode

A specialized emergency mode for users in hazardous situations.

Advanced Operation Modes

Selecting Transmit Power

How to adjust transmission power for range or battery saving.

Talk Around Feature

Enables direct communication without repeaters.

Monitor and Squelch Controls

Monitor/Squelch Off Functions

How to listen for weak signals or bypass squelch.

Adjusting Squelch Level

Steps to set the squelch sensitivity to filter background noise.

Scrambler and Backlight

Scrambler Functionality

How to activate the voice scrambling feature for privacy.

Transceiver Display Backlight

How to turn the display backlight on and off.

Key Lock and Channel Presets

Key Lock Feature

How to lock the transceiver keys to prevent accidental operation.

Home and Direct Channels

How to set up and access frequently used channels.

Direct Channel Entry

Background Operations and Battery Saving

Time-Out Timer (TOT)

Limits the duration of continuous transmissions on a channel.

Busy Channel Lockout (BCL)

Prevents transmitting on an occupied channel to avoid interference.

Battery Saver Function

Optimizes battery life by reducing power consumption when idle.

Battery Status and Transmit Signals

Battery Status Indicator

Visual representation of the remaining battery power.

Beginning/End of Transmit Signals

Signals used for repeater access and release during transmissions.

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