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Kenwood TM-201B User Manual

Kenwood TM-201B
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KENWOOD
TM-201B
RANSCE1lV
INSTRUCTION
MANUAL
Illustrated
is
the
USA
version.
Thank
you
for
purchasing
our
latest
product,
the
new
TM-
201B
transceiver.
Please
read
this
instruction
manual
carefully
before
placing
your
transceiver
in
service.
The
unit
has
been
carefully
engineered
and
manufactured
to
rigid
quality
standards,
and
should
give
you
satisfactory
and
dependable
operation
for
many
years.
CONTENTS:
1.
FEATURES
2.
CONTROLS
AND
THEIR
FUNCTIONS
3.
INSTALLATIONS
AND
CONNECTIONS
..
4.
OPERATION...........--005
2
5.
MAINTENANCE
AND
ADJUSTMENT.
.
6
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8
ACCESSORIES
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:
BLOCK
DIAGRAM
.
SPECIFICATIONS...
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Kenwood TM-201B Specifications

General IconGeneral
Frequency Range144-148 MHz
ModeFM
Channels200
Weight1.2 kg
Supply voltage13.8V DC

Summary

Accessories

Included Accessories List

Lists microphone, speaker, kits, power cord, fuse, and manual.

After Unpacking

Features

Compact Design and Mobility

Highlights the transceiver's portable and slim form factor.

Microcomputer Control

Details the multi-frequency control capabilities.

Reliability and Performance

Focuses on high reliability via PC boards and sensitivity.

Operational Capabilities

Covers repeater operation, extended range, and sound quality.

Controls and Their Functions

Front Panel Controls Overview

Introduces main controls like Tuning, VOL/POWER, SQUELCH, and the Keyboard section.

Keyboard Function Keys (Part 1)

Details MR/M1 and MS/M2 keys for memory and scan operations.

Controls and Their Functions

Keyboard Function Keys (Part 2)

Explains MHz/M3, M/M4, AL/M5, and A/B keys for advanced functions.

Connector Interfaces

Details MIC connector and COM key functions.

Controls and Their Functions

Power and Display Controls

Covers the HI/LOW power switch and various display indicators.

Display Indicators Explained

Describes frequency, scan, VFO B, MR, ALERT, ON AIR, BUSY, and S&RF meter indicators.

Controls and Their Functions

Switching Functions

Explains the REV and TX OFFSET switches for mode selection.

Rear and Side Panel Connections

Details rear panel connectors (antenna, power, speaker) and side panel remote jack.

Microphone Operation

USA Version Microphone Functions

Details UP/DWN, PTT, and Touch-Tone keys for USA models.

Non-USA Version Microphone Functions

Details UP/DWN and PTT keys for non-USA models.

Installations and Connections

Antenna Installation Guidance

Advice on selecting and adjusting antennas for optimal performance.

Mobile Installation Guide

Instructions for vehicle installation, including wiring and location.

Speaker Installation

Installation Procedure

Step-by-step instructions for mounting the communications speaker.

Antenna Installation Types

Mobile Antenna Mounting

Covers roof-top, trunk lid systems, and coax cable routing.

Ignition Noise Suppression

Fixed Station Installation

Power Supply Requirements

Specifies DC power supply needs and recommended models.

Antenna Considerations

Discusses fixed station antenna types and SWR impact.

Operation

Reception Procedures

Guidance on receiving signals, using squelch, and tuning.

Transmission Procedures

How to transmit, including precautions and power settings.

Auto Patch Operation

Beep Tone Verification

Memory Input

Simplex Memory Input (Channels 1-3)

Steps to store frequencies in simplex memory channels.

Split Channel Memory Input (Channels 4, 5, COM)

Steps to store frequencies in split channel memories.

Scan Operation

Memory Scan (Channels 1-5)

How to initiate and perform memory channel scans.

Programmable Scan

Scan Range Configuration

Setting frequency limits for programmable scan operation.

Scan Control and Direction

Managing scan start, stop, resume, and direction changes.

Releasing Scan Modes

Alert Operation

Maintenance and Adjustment

Unit Access and Cover Removal

Procedures for opening the transceiver unit.

Internal Adjustments

How to adjust the beeper volume.

Battery and Reset Procedures

Information on the lithium battery and microcomputer reset.

Optional Accessories

Remote Frequency Control (FC-10)

Instructions for using the optional FC-10 frequency controller.

Two-Tone Unit (TU-3/TU-3A) Options

Unit Accessories and Parts

Lists accessories and parts for the TU-3/TU-3A unit.

Tone Setting and Installation

Details on setting tone frequencies and installing the unit.

General Information

Technical Protection Features

Explains how the TX final module is protected against high SWR.

Precautions and Procedures

Covers battery precautions, ordering parts, and service guidelines.

Block Diagram

Specifications

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