Kenwood TM-3530A User Manual
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d|) SQL (Squelch) control
To eliminate receiver noise during no-signal period,
slowly adjust the SQL control clockwise until the
noise disappears and the C.TUN indicator goes off
(threshold point).
When a signal is received, the squelch will open, the
C.TUN indicator will light and the speaker will oper
ate. If the signal is weak or fades during mobile opera
tion, readjust the squelch for constant reception. For
scan operation, this control must be set to the thre
shold point.
® POWER/VOL control
Power ON/OFF switch and volume control are com
bined. Turning the control fully counterclockwise will
turn the power OFF. Clockwise rotation will increases
the audio output.
(S) DCL system keyboard
See page 25.
® MIC connector (8-pin)
For connection of the supplied microphone (and or
MC-48 autopatch microphone).
0 Earth (GND)
© Mic-----------
© Earth (Mic)
r
(D STBY (PTT)
0
DOWN------
0
UP
Caution:
The radio may be damaged if an external source vol
tage is applied to pins 2 - 5 .
dD HIGH/LOW switch (H HIGH ^ LOW)
HIGH setting: This setting allows the TM-2570A to
transmit up to 70 watts output, the TM-2550A/
2550E up to 45 watts output and the TM-3530A/
2530A up to 25 watts output.
LOW setting: This setting allows the TM-3530A/
2570A/2550A/ 2550E/2530A to transmit up to ap
prox. 5 watts output.
dD SCAN switch (£L TO ^ CO)
When TO (Time Operated) scan has been selected the
scan will stop on an occupied channel for a specific
time frame (internally adjustable between 0 and 5 se
conds). When CO (Carrier Operated) scan is selected
the radio will remain on a station until the carrier
drops out.
dD LAMP switch (^ON)
This switch is used to illuminate the keys and
switches.
dD REV switch
This switch is used to reverse the repeater shift
(± 600 kHz for the 144 MHz band, ± 1.6 MHz for the
220 MHz band) and other transmit/receive frequen
cies (CH 16 - CH 1 7, CH 18 - CH 19).
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