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User Manual Kenwood TH-415A

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Page 2 - IMPORTANT; SAVE THIS INSTRUCTION MANUAL.; mode might cause the rear of this transceiver to get warm.; CONTENTS

Thank you for purchasing this new transceiver. IMPORTANT Please read this instruction manual carefully before placing your transceiver in service. This Instruction Manual covers the following models: TH-41 5A: 430/440 MHz FM transceiver with DTMF. TH-41 5E: 430 MHz FM transceiver with Tone. (with To...

Page 3 - ACCESSORIES; or

MAINTENANCE..................................................................... 18 In case of difficulty Service OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES.................................................. 19 Programmable tone decoder unit TSU-4 BLOCK DIAGRAM.............................................. another sheet S...

Page 4 - SPECIFICATIONS

SPECIFICATIONS TH-415A/415E TH-315A TH-215A/215E < QC LU 2 Ul C3 FREQUENCY RANGE (MHz) U.S.A.Version TH-41 5A440.000 -V 449.995 220.000 -v, 224.995 TH-215A 144.000 'V 147.995 Others TH-41 5A430.000 'v. 439.995 _ TH-215A 144.000 'v 147.995 European and U.K. version TH-41 5E430.000 -V 439.995 _ TH-...

Page 5 - BATTERY PACK; RECHARGING THE BATTERY PACK

BATTERY PACK Installing the battery packMatch the concave part at the bottom of the radio to the convex part at the top of the battery pack.Turn the battery pack clock wise until it clicks. Be sure the pack and trans ceiver are locked together.Removing Pressing the battery release button, turn the...

Page 6 - CONTROLS ANO FUNCTIONS; ©Antenna connector; You should turn the power switch OFF when connecting; ®SP jack

CONTROLS ANO FUNCTIONS ©Antenna connector This jack is used to connect the supplied antenna.Twist to lock with the BNC connector. (D DC IN terminal This terminal is used for an external power supply. Input voltage is 13.8 VDC nominal. The center is the ( + ) side and the sleeve is ( —) side. You sho...

Page 7 - ® RELEASE button; ® SAVE key; ® MICROPHONE

(D 1 ® -i 1—. ^MOMTO^ / OODO / oooa1 OOOQ \ OOOQ 1 3 (D MONITOR switch Pressing this key will open squelch. @ PTT (Push To Talk) switch For transmission, press this switch and speak into the microphone. ® RELEASE button Used to release the battery.Depress this button, and turn the battery counterclo...

Page 8 - ® Display; yjj; GESD

® Display 0®(ii) (TD -(Z) (S) dD (iJ) 0 FREQUENCY display Displays the operating frequency. 0 [^IP] • ON when the Priority Alert function is active.Flashes when the channel is busy. 0IAUTO//SAVEI : Displays the selected power save condition; lAUTQ/./sAVElfor auto save mode, /SAVE!for save mode, and ...

Page 9 - CZZI; • ENTER key; • SCAN key

Page 10 - • PROGRAMMABLE BAND SCAN key: EH; OPERATION; ■ RECEIVE

• BEEP key: EH then 2/BEEP Each time these keys are pressed, the audio annunciator will be turned ON or OFF alternately. • (FREQUENCY) STEP key: [E D then 3/STEP Each time these keys are pressed, the frequency scanning step size will be increased 5 kHz. Several different scan function keys and scan ...

Page 12 - ■ REPEATER OPERATION; • Transmitter offsets; • Reverse function

■ REPEATER OPERATION • Transmitter offsets All amateur radio repeaters utilize a separate receiver and transmitter section. The receiver frequency may be either above or below the transmitter frequency. The transceiver allows you to store the frequency and offset in memory, or you can select the off...

Page 13 - Tone Squelch operation

TH-415E/215E: In Europe a 1 750 Hz tone is used in transmit. In the United -Kingdom a 1750 Hz tone burst at the beginning of each transmission is used. Since use of these tones is required in the U.K. and in Europe the tone encoder is included as stan dard equipment. Tone Frequency 67.0 Hz 107.2 Hz...

Page 14 - • SCAN MODES; ■ BEEP TONE

SCAN Scan is initiated by pressing the! scan |key. The transceiver will stop on a busy channel. When an incoming signal is detected during scanning, the BUSY in dicator will light. In order for this function to operate the SQL control must be adjusted to the threshold point. Scan direction can be ...

Page 15 - ■ MEMORY; • MEMORY CHANNELS; • ODD SPLIT MEMORY CHANNEL

■ MEMORY • MEMORY CHANNELS The 10 memory channels (1 through 9, and 0) are available for data entry. Channel 1, 8 and 9 have the following func tions in addition to its ordinary function. Channel 1 is the Priority Alert Channel.Channel 8 is the lower, and channel 9 is the upper limit frequency for...

Page 16 - • MEMORY CHANNEL LOCKOUT; • CLEARING A SPECIFIC MEMORY CHANNEL; F M; • CLEARING ALL MEMORIES; • MEMORY BACK-UP BATTERY; ■ PRIORITY ALERT CHANNEL CHECK

The Memory Channel Lockout function allows you to tem porarily skip unwanted memory channel(s). 1. Select the memory channel you wish to skip. 2. Press the I p ~ I key. The F indicator will illuminate. 3. Press the |0 1 key within 5 seconds. The selected memory channel number will flash as an indic...

Page 17 - ■ BATTERY SAVER; rLTLrLTLrLn

Press the I f | key and then the 1/PRIO key, I prio I will appear on the display.If the channel is busy, the I pri Q I indicator blinks, and if the BEEP function is ON, a beep will sound. To stop the function, press the I f | and 1/PRIO keys again. The function does not operate during scan or transm...

Page 18 - ■ IN CASE OF DIFFICULTY; MAINTENANCE; ■ SERVICE

■ IN CASE OF DIFFICULTY WHEN USING SUM-3/AA BATTERIES, ENSURE THE BATTERY POLARITY AND VOLTAGE IS CORRECT BEFORE PROCEEDING. No sound from the speaker. No signal can be received. 1. Squelch is closed. Turn the SQL control counterclockwise. 2. T.SQ is activated. Turn the SQL control clockwise past th...

Page 19 - POWER SUPPLY; PROGRAMMABLE TONE DECODER

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