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Kenwood TK-5220 User Manual

Kenwood TK-5220
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TK-5220/ TK-5320
VHF P25 TRANSCEIVER/
UHF P25 TRANSCEIVER
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Questions and Answers:

Kenwood TK-5220 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Frequency Range136-174 MHz
Channel Spacing12.5/25 kHz
IP RatingIP54
ModulationFM
Operating Voltage7.5 V
MIL-STDMIL-STD-810 C/D/E/F/G
Operating Temperature-30°C to +60°C
Channel Capacity128 channels

Summary

TK-5220/ TK-5320 Instruction Manual

VHF P25 TRANSCEIVER/ UHF P25 TRANSCEIVER

Identifies the transceiver models and type.

Terminal Descriptions

Universal Connector Details

Details pin assignments and functions for the universal connector.

Precautions

General Handling and Safety Precautions

Key safety guidelines for operating the transceiver and battery pack.

Warnings

Hazardous Location Operation Warnings

Advisories for operating the transceiver in potentially explosive or restricted areas.

Waterproof Seal Warnings

Importance of the seals for maintaining waterproof efficiency and avoiding damage.

Cautions

Device Handling and Operational Cautions

Important safety advice regarding modification, vehicle operation, and environmental conditions.

Battery Safety and Handling

Critical Dangers of Battery Mishandling

Major risks associated with battery disassembly, short-circuiting, heat, and water.

Battery Dangers and Warnings

Charging and Physical Hazard Warnings

Warnings against improper charging environments and physical damage to batteries.

Battery Reversal and Usage Warnings

Reversal and Leaking Battery Dangers

Dangers of reversing battery polarity and handling leaking batteries.

Usage and Storage Prohibitions

Prohibitions on overcharging, microwaving, or using abnormal batteries.

Advanced Operations

DTMF Calls and Functions

Details on making DTMF calls, store & send, and autodial.

Emergency and Security Features

How to make emergency calls and use stun codes.

Transmission Encryption and Signaling

Information on using encryption and various signaling methods.

Voice Operated Transmission (VOX)

How to enable and configure VOX for hands-free operation.

Preparation and Installation

Battery Pack Installation and Removal

Step-by-step guide for attaching and detaching the battery.

Accessory Installation

Getting Acquainted with Controls

Display Indicators

Programmable Functions Overview

Programmable Functions: Channel and Signaling

Basic Operations

Powering On/Off and Password Entry

Procedures for turning the transceiver on/off and managing passwords.

Selecting Zones and Channels

Transmitting Calls

Making Group Calls (P25)

How to initiate group calls using P25 technology.

Making Individual Calls (P25)

How to initiate individual calls using P25 technology.

Receiving Calls

Receiving Group Calls (P25)

How to receive group calls when properly identified in P25 mode.

Receiving Individual Calls (P25)

How to receive individual calls when properly identified in P25 mode.

Menu Mode Operations

Scan Operations

Temporary Channel Lockout During Scan

How to exclude specific channels from the scanning sequence temporarily.

Adding and Removing Scan Channels/Zones

Procedures for customizing the scan list by adding or deleting channels and zones.

Priority Scan Features

FleetSync Paging Function

Status Message Operations

Advanced Operations: DTMF Calls

Security and Emergency Features

Encryption and Signaling

Optional Signaling and VOX Features

VOX Operation Guide

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