Kenwood TS-130SE - Manual (Page 5)

SECTION 2. PREPARATION FOR USE
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2.1 INTERCONNECTION
Connect the transceiver as illustrated in Fig. 2-1.
Microphone
Either a low or high imped­
ance microphone (50012 to
50ki2) can be used. The P.T.T.
switch
should be isolated
from the mic circuit (shown in
"a") Use a microphone with
a separate switch and MIC
line so both P.T.T. and VOX-
are available.
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GND terminal
It is recommended that a ground
lead be connected to the GND
terminal at the rear of the set to
prevent the possibility of electric
shock. TVI and BCI. Use as short,
and heavy a lead as possible Fig. 2-1 [A] TS-130SE Interconnection
Headphones
Use headphones of 4 to 1612
impedance. The optional HS-
6,5.4 headphone is best suited
for use with the TS-130SE.
Stereo type headphones can
also be used.
External speaker
Besides the built-in
SP-120 speaker, an external
=^speaker can also be
used Connect to the
rear EXT SP jack using
the supplied plug.
External VFO
For connection of ex­
ternal VFO-120
Note: VFO-520 and
VFO-820 cannot be
used
Frequency Controller
DFC-230
The DFC-230 incorpo­
rates a digital VFO
operating
at 20 Hz
step, and 4 memory
channels
permitting
remote frequency
control.
REMOTE connector
External accessories can be con­
nected to the TS-130SE through
the REMOTE connector. The PTT
terminal can be used for remote
control of send/receive operation
Fig. 2-1 [B] Antenna and Power Supply Connection for TS-130SE