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General| Brand | Kenwood |
|---|---|
| Model | TK-7302H |
| Category | Transceiver |
| Language | English |
Details specifications for the D-SUB 15-pin ACC connector.
Describes the 3.5 mm speaker jack specifications.
Details the DC input connector specifications.
Outlines specifications for the microphone jack.
Covers warnings for explosive atmospheres, RF exposure, and blasting caps.
Details FCC warnings and digital device user requirements.
Lists precautions for safe operation, driving, and maintenance.
Highlights cautions regarding voltage, ground systems, and fuses.
Lists and describes the items included with the transceiver.
Guides on vehicle preparation and connecting the power cable.
Provides instructions for mounting the transceiver and microphone hanger.
Identifies and describes the various controls and connectors on the transceiver.
Explains the transceiver's display indicators and their meanings.
Lists functions that can be programmed by a dealer for custom use.
Details how to switch the transceiver on/off and enter a password.
Explains how to adjust volume and select zones/channels.
Guides on using the PTT switch for transmitting and receiving calls.
Describes how scanning works and the priority scan feature.
Explains how to temporarily remove channels from the scan sequence.
Details procedures for managing channels in the scan list.
Explains how the revert channel is selected after scanning.
Covers manual dialing, autodial, and redialing DTMF numbers.
Describes the stun function for lost or stolen transceivers.
Explains QT/DQT, 2-tone, DTMF, FleetSync, and MDC-1200 signaling.
Guides on changing preset encode and decode tones for channels.
Details Selcall for voice calls to specific stations or groups.
Explains how to initiate paging calls and transmit status messages.
Describes how to send location data using a connected GPS unit.
Covers making emergency calls and activating the Lone Worker safety feature.
Explains how to communicate directly without a repeater.
Details how to use the voice scrambler for secure communication.
Guides on changing internal and external scrambler codes.
Explains how to monitor signals and adjust squelch levels.
Details how to use the PA system with an external speaker.
Describes the Horn Alert function, used with an optional relay unit.
Explains the TOT feature to prevent extended transmissions.
Covers using the auxiliary port and adjusting display brightness.
Describes various background features like BCL, PTT ID, Compander, and voice announcements.
