Kenwood TS-850S User Manual
Ts-850s, Instruction manual
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Table of contents
Document Outline
- TS-850S
- BEFORE OPERATION
- 3. INSTALLATION AND CONNECTION
- 4. OPERATION
- 4-1. OPERATING CONTROLS 4-1-1. Front Panel
- IMicrophone
- 4-1-2. Rear Panel
- 4-2. INITIAL SETTING
- 4-3-1. SSB AUTO mode shift
- 4-3-2. Speech Processor
- (RECEIVING)
- 4-4-1. CW zero-beat Operation
- 4-4-2. PITCH function
- 400-450 - 500-550-600-650 - 700
- 1000--950-- 900--850--800^750
- 4-4-3. Electronic Keyer Circuit Operation
- ■ When the electronic keyer is used as Bug key
- (RECEIVING)
- (TRANSMISSION)
- (RECEIVING)
- (TRANSMISSION)
- (RECEIVING)
- (TRANSMISSION)
- (RECEIVING)
- (TRANSMISSION)
- ® Preset mode
- (2) Auto Tune mode
- @ Manual Tune mode
- 4-10. OTHER OPERATION 4-10-1. Beep T ones
- 4-10-2. Audible Mode Announcement
- 4-10-3. Alarm Function
- 4-10-5. Amateur Radio Bands selection
- 4-10-6. Direct keyboard frequency entry
- 4-10-7. Dual Digital VFO’s
- 4-10-8. SPLIT FREQUENCY OPERATION
- 4-10-9. Interference Reduction
- -►2.7k
- ► 12k ► 6k
- 2.7k
- 4-10-14. XIT control
- 4-10-15. Power on function selection
- 4-11. MEMORY
- 4-11-1. Microprocessor back-up lithium battery
- 4-11-2. Initial state and reset of the microprocessor.
- 4-11-3. Memory Channel
- 4-11-4. Memory Contents
- 4-11-5. Memory Entry
- 4-11-6. Memory Channel Recall
- 4-11-7. Memory Channel Scroll
- 4-11-8. Memory Channel Selection
- 4-11-9. Transferring Memory Information to the VFO.
- 4-11-10. Checking the Highest and Lowest Scan frequencies
- 4-12-1. Memory Scan
- 4-12-2. Group Scan
- 4-12-3. Memory Channel Lockout
- 4-12-4. Programmable Band Scan
- 14.000 14.010MHz
- 21.000 21.010MHz
- 14.000 14.010MHz 21.000 21.010MHz
- 4-12-5. Scan Speed
- 4-12-6. Scan Hold
- 4-15. OPERATION WITH A PERSONAL COMPUTER (Requires optional IF- 232C)
- 4-16. VOICE SYNTHESIZER
- 4-17. DIGITAL MODULATION FUNCTION [The Digital Signal Processor DSP- 100 (option) is required.]
- (1) Features of each Mode
- (2) Operation
- 4-18-1. Connection
- 4-18-2. Function setting
- 4-18-3. Data that can be transmitted
- 4-18-4. Operation
- 2.
- 4-18-5. SPLIT Function setting
- (1) Data that can be transmitted
- (2) Operation
- 5-2. CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
- r
- n
- 6. MAINTENANCE AND ADJUSTMENTS
- 6-1. GENERAL INFORMATION
- 6-2. SERVICE
- 6-3. CLEANING
- 6-4. IN CASE OF DIFFICULTY
- 6-5. ORDERING SPARE PARTS
- 6-6. ADJUSTMENTS 6-6-1. Cover Removal Removing the covers
- 6-6-2. Sidetone Level
- 6-6-3.
- Adjusting the Data Communications Modulation Input Level
- 6-6-5. Linear Amplifier Control
- 6-6-6. Adjusting the NOTCH
- 6-6-7. Digital display calibration
- 7. OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES
- 7-1. FILTER INSTALLATION
- 7-2. VS-2 VOICE SYNTHESIZER INSTALLATION
- 7-3. DRU-2 DIGITAL RECORDING UNIT INSTALLATION
- 7-5. DSP-100 DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSOR CONNECTION
- 7-6. TL-922/922A LINEAR AMPLIFIER CONNECTION
- 7-7. SM-230 STATION MONITOR INSTALLATION
- 7-9. AT-300 AUTOMATIC ANTENNA TUNER CONNECTION
- 7- 10. OTHER ACCESSORIES
- 8. REFERENCE
- 6. MAINTENANCE AND ADJUSTMENTS