Kenwood TM-3530A - Manual (Page 31)

The TM-3530A/2570A/2550A/2550E/2530A employs
a method of displaying and entering the call sign digit by
digit using decimal ASCII codes. Set the call sign by re­
ferring to the ASCII call sign data.
After the call sign has been entered, it will not be neces­
sary to reenter it as long as you operate the TM-
3530A/2570A/2550A/2550E/2530A.
(However, if the reset (page 1 5) is depressed or the lith­
ium battery were to fail, reprogramming may be neces­
sary).
4-8-8. Call sign entry
Digit
Example:
ASCII call sign data
of call sign to ASCII code
1 2 3 4 5 6
W D 6 D J Y
(87) (68) (54) (68) (74) (89)
A 65 B 66 C : 67 D 68
E 69 F 70 G : 71 H 72
1 : 73 J 74 K : 75 L 76
M 77 N 78 0 : 79 P 80
Q 81 R 82 S ; 83 T 84
U 85 V 86 W : 87 X 88
Y 89 Z 90 Space : 32
0 48 1 49 2 : 50 3 51
4 52 5 53 6 : 54 7 55
8 56 9 57
Operating procedure Operation Remarks
1. To display the call sign, first press the
CS key and then, the RESET key.
m
m
m
m
m
m rsn.
El-
ISI- m m CD
rSn mira m - \
Each time the RESET key is pressed, the
call sign and digital code will be dis­
played alternately.
Referring to the lefthand illustration, 1 of
"1 00" indicates the first digit of the call
sign, WD6DJY, for example.
Whenever the call sign dis­
play has been selected by
pressing the RESET key, the
1 St digit of the call sign will
always be displayed.
2. Enter the call sign, referring to the
ASCII table on page 26, using the nu­
meric keypad.
8 1
m
UWMI rv TIIANSCCIVeit
I jgajjjj
B3 G3 E3‘
m[mi|rPTii.
To enter "W", press [8] then [7] on the
numeric keypad. A short beep will sound
each time you press a key to confirm
data entry and the digit will appear in the
display. A long beep will sound after the
2nd digit of each alphanumeric char­
acter, and the display will change to indi­
cate the next character.
It is possible to receive, but
not to transmit while enter­
ing the call sign. Attempting
to transmit will cause an er­
ror alarm of three beeps to
sound.
3. Enter the remaining characters.
m m m isi‘|
m m El-I
m m
i-Q-i ISS'>
Enter the remaining characters using the
key below;
(D) = 68, (6) = 54, (D) = 68, (J) = 74, (Y) =
89.
After the final 9 has been entered, the
display will return to the first character
position.
Enter your call sign using the procedures
in step 2 and 3.
To check the call sign data
rotate the MEMORY CHAN­
NEL selector. A beep will
sound each time you display
the first character.
4. Press the CS key to return to the nor­
mal frequency display.
yj CO CO El-
CO COi □a ISI-
m m im
oo m CDl 1^“
After all digits have been entered, press
the CS key to return to the normal fre­
quency display. Remember that transmit is
inhibited while entering the
call sign.
31