Name: Kenwood TK-3180
Brand: Kenwood
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Version: 1.11

Last Updated: Aug, 2004

Language: English

Type: K

Function Reference

For

TK-2180/ 3180

7180/ 8180

TK-2180/ 3180

7180/ 8180

Default Chapter3
- Table of Contents3
1 Basic Function13
- Functions and Panel Layout13
- Zone Description16
- Transmit/Receive Frequency16
- Transmit Output Power16
- Channel Spacing17
- Squelch Level17
- Compander18
- Beat Shift19
- Key Lock19
- Keypad Operation19
- Call Key20
- MIC Sense Control20
- Battery Saver21
- Power Switch Status Memory21
- MIC PTT21
2 Basic Operation23
- Turning the Transceiver ON/OFF23
  - Turning the Transceiver on23
  - Turning the Transceiver off24
- Adjusting the Volume24
- Using Function Keys24
- Changing the Zone24
- Changing the CH/GID25
- Channel Entry25
- Home CH/GID26
- Direct CH/GID27
- Receive28
  - Conventional Group28
  - Trunking System28
- Transmit29
  - Conventional Group29
  - Trunking System29
- Transmitting with Talk Around29
3 Display30
- Busy Led30
- Tx Led30
- LCD Display30
  - Backlight30
  - LCD Brightness131
- Icons31
  - Signal Strength Indicator32
  - Battery Status/Warning32
- Sub Display33
- Main Display33
4 Sound36
- Tone Pattern36
- Minimum Volume37
- Maximum Volume38
- Tone Volume Offset38
- Tone Volume38
- Selectable Tone Level39
- Alert Tone Pattern39
- PTT Release Tone39
- PTT Proceed Tone40
- Proceed Tone Delay Time40
- Speaker Attenuation40
- Public Address41
5 Password Function42
- Transceiver Password42
- Read Authorization Password43
- Overwrite Password44
6 Embedded Message Function45
- Embedded Message45
- Embedded Message with Password45
7 Communication Port46
- COM Port46
8 Ignition Sense48
- Using the Ignition Sense Terminal48
  - Turning the Transceiver ON/OFF with the Ignition Sense Function48
  - Turning the Transceiver ON/OFF with the Ignition Sense Function and the Power Switch48
- Timed Power-Off48
9 Horn Alert49
- Switching the Horn Alert ON/OFF49
- Horn Alert Operation Using Option Signaling and LTR ID49
  - Conventional Group49
  - Trunking System50
- Horn Alert Operation During Fleetsync Call50
- Configuring Horn Alert50
10 Key Assignment53
- Available Functions53
- Assigning Functions to the PF Keys53
11 Time-Out Timer56
- Conventional Group56
- Trunking System57
  - Time-Out Timer (Dispatch)57
  - Time-Out Timer (Telephone)57
12 Busy Channel Lockout58
- BCL Override58
13 Talk Around59
- Conventional Group59
- Trunking System59
  - TA Busy Channel Lockout60
  - TA Key60
14 Ptt ID61
- PTT ID Type61
  - Beginning of Transmit61
  - End of Transmit61
- PTT ID (CH/GID Information)61
- Restricted ID in TA62
15 Transpond63
- Transpond Using the Optional Signaling63
- Transpond Using the LTR ID63
- Conventional Group63
  - Clear to Transpond63
- Trunking System63
  - Transpond Delay Time63
16 Conventional Group64
- Zone64
- Channel66
17 Ltr Trunking69
- Zone69
- Group ID73
- Home Repeater75
  - Area Code75
  - Repeater Information Table75
- Telephone Interconnect76
- System Search77
  - System Search for Voice Channels78
- Clear to Talk78
  - System Search for Data Channels78
- ARQ Mode79
  - Transceiver Operation When Using the ARQ Function in the External Modem79
  - Transceiver Operation When Using the ARQ Function with Fleetsync79
18 Signaling80
- QT/DQT Decode/Encode80
  - With STE (Squelch Tail Eliminator)80
- Optional Signaling80
- Signaling (Audio Control)81
  - Conventional Group81
  - Trunking System81
- Signaling (Decode)81
  - Trunking System82
- Off-Hook Decode82
- Monitor82
  - Operations During Scan in Conventional Group83
  - Operations During Scan in Trunking System83
- Squelch83
  - Operations During Scan in Conventional Group85
  - Operations During Scan in Trunking System85
19 Ost86
- OST Status Memory86
- Tone off86
- Direct OST86
- OST Table88
- Standard QT88
20 Dtmf89
- Transmitting DTMF Tones89
- Encode94
- Decode96
- Autodial98
  - Autodial List98
  - Autodial Programming98
21 2-Tone101
- Transmitting 2-Tone101
- Encode101
- Decode103
22 Fleetsync106
- PTT ID Function106
- Caller ID Display106
- PTT ID Sidetone106
- Selective Call Function107
- Status Message Function111
- Short Message Function119
- Long Message Function122
- GPS Function123
- Stack127
- Timer Function130
- Configuring the Fleetsync130
23 Scan137
- Scan Operation137
- Single Scan139
- Multi Scan140
- List Scan140
- Priority Scan141
- Group Scan142
- Configuring Scan142
24 Emergency Mode148
- Configuring Emergency Mode148
25 Data Communication154
- Data Communications Configuration154
26 Function Port156
- Assigning Functions to the Auxiliary Input Ports156
- Assigning Functions to AUX159
27 Remote Ch/Gid List161
- Jumping to the Specified Zone-CH/GID Using the External Device Connected to the Transceiver161
28 Vox162
- Configuring the VOX Function162
29 Voice Scrambler165
- Configuring the Voice Scrambler165
30 Clock168
- Current Time Display168
- Displaying the Time When the Transceiver Is Turned on168
- Configuring the Time168
- Adjustment Time169
31 Vgs170
- Auto Recording170
- Voice Memo (Manual Recording)170
- Auto Reply Message171
- Message Playback172
- Voice Guide174
- GPS Data Storage175
  - Reading from GPS Data Storage175

Frequency Range	400-470 MHz
Channel Capacity	128
Power Output	5W
Channel Spacing	12.5/25 kHz
IP Rating	IP54
Type	Portable
Weight	280 g
Battery	Li-ion
Operating Temperature	-30°C to +60°C
Operating Voltage	7.5 V

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