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General| Frequency Range | 136-174 MHz |
|---|---|
| Channel Capacity | 16 |
| Modulation Type | FM |
| Channel Spacing | 25 kHz/12.5 kHz |
| Power Supply | 13.8V DC |
Safety precautions for operating and servicing the equipment.
Steps to take before installing the radio, including unpacking and planning.
Visual guide for configuring the transceiver based on operational needs.
Detailed description of controls on the basic and full function panels.
Explains the function of each control and key on the panels.
Detailed explanation of various functions like Squelch, Scrambler, AUX ports.
Describes functions like MIC PTT, Receive, Transmit, and Scan operation.
Details how the scan feature is initiated, stops, and operates.
Entering Emergency Mode and transmitting emergency calls.
Prevents interference by checking channel usage before transmitting.
Overview of programmable PF ports and their functions.
Details the functions programmable for PF input ports.
Details the functions programmable for PF output ports.
Automatic power-off function based on ignition status.
Information related to emergency operations.
Details on Emergency Mode Type, Type, DTMF ID, Fleet, and Call ID.
Preparation and connection for PC programming.
Description of the KPG-43 interface cable.
Description of the KPG-44D programming software.
Overview of available operating modes.
Details the functions of various modes like User, PC, Panel test, Clone.
Step-by-step instructions for entering each operating mode.
Instructions for modifying the KPG-43 cable for PC tuning.
Explanation of All Clone Mode and Group Clone Mode.
Describes the transmitter section of the radio.
Details the final amplifier circuitry and protection circuits.
Describes the receiver section of the radio.
Explains the Voltage Controlled Oscillator and Phase-Locked Loop circuit.
Describes the control unit's microprocessor functions.
Describes the power supply circuit and protection functions.
Explains the encode and decode circuits for signalling.
Details the components and functions of the KCH-10 display unit.
Details the components and functions of the KCH-11 display unit.
Terminal functions for the control unit microprocessor.
Pin assignments and functions for IC516.
Terminal functions for the display unit microprocessor.
Pin assignments and functions for IC4.
Component usage and conditions for the final unit.
Component usage and conditions for the TX-RX unit.
Component usage and conditions for the control unit.
Component usage and conditions for the KCH-10 display unit.
Component usage and conditions for the KCH-11 display unit.
Parts list for the final unit.
Parts list for the TX-RX unit.
Parts list for the final unit (continued).
Parts list for the TX-RX unit (continued).
Parts list for the KCH-10 display unit.
Parts list for the KCH-11 display unit.
Exploded view of the main transceiver unit and its sub-assemblies.
Detailed exploded view of the KCH-10 unit.
Detailed exploded view of the KCH-11 unit.
Lists key functions and their roles in test and tune modes.
Overview of panel test mode for measurements and signaling decoding.
Overview of panel tune mode for transceiver adjustment.
Lists tuning items, their basic and full display values.
Lists necessary test equipment and their specifications for alignment.
Table for adjusting frequencies across channels and bands.
Table for setting test signalling channels and tones.
Terminal functions for the final unit.
Terminal functions for the control unit.
Terminal functions for the TX-RX unit.
Terminal functions for the display units.
Terminal functions for the 25-pin D-sub connector.
Component layout of the control unit (both sides).
Component layout of the control unit (both sides, continued).
Shows wiring connections between major units.
Overall block diagram of the transceiver system.
General electrical and environmental specifications.
Receiver performance specifications.
Transmitter performance specifications.
