Kenwood TH-42A User Manual
Kenwood Boating Accessories
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Table of contents
Document Outline
- Models Covered by this Manual:
- • TH-22A :
- • TH-22AT
- • TH-22E
- • TH-42A
- • TH-42AT
- • TH-42E
- Notice to the user:
- CONTENTS
- BATTERY INFORMATION
- YOUR FIRST QSO
- GETTING ACQUAINTED
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- Pb.
- 2 Press [F], [T/CT].
- [MONI]
- [LAMP]
- [PTT]
- TRANSMITTING
- OPERATING THROUGH REPEATERS
- SCAN
- SAVING POWER
- CONTINUOUS TONE CODED SQUELCH SYSTEM (CTCSS)
- TONE ALERT
- REMOTE CONTROL
- PACKET OPERATION
- MAINTENANCE
- TROUBLESHOOTING
- SPECIFICATIONS
- GLOSSARY
- APO (Automatic Power Off)
- Auto Page Cancel
- Automatic Transmit Offset
- Autopatch
- Battery Saver
- BNC
- Beep Tone
- Busy Frequency Lock-out
- CaH channel
- Call/Memory Scan
- CallA/FO Scan
- Channel Display
- CO (Carrier-operated) Scan
- CTCSS (Continuous Tone Coded Squelch System)
- CTCSS frequency
- Default settings
- DTMF (Dual Tone Multi-Frequency) signal
- DTMF Transmit Hold
- DTSS (Dual Tone Squelch System)
- DTSS Transmit Delay
- Dual function keys
- Encoder (ENC/SQL control)
- Encoder Lock
- Group code
- Individual code
- Key Lock
- Keypad
- Locked-out channel
- Memory channel
- Memory Recall
- Memory Scan
- Memory Storage
- Memory VFO Transfer
- Menu Set-up
- MHz Step
- Microphone PF (Programmable Function) keys
- Monitor
- NiCd
- Non-Standard offset
- Open Page
- Page
- Page code memory
- Page Transmit Delay
- PTT (Push-to-talk)
- QSO
- Reset (initialization)
- Reverse
- Scan
- Simplex channel
- Split channel
- Squelch
- Squelch threshold level
- Standard offset
- Subaudible tone
- SWR (standing wave ratio)
- TO (Time-operated) Scan
- Tone Alert
- Tone frequency
- TOT (Time-out Timer)
- Transmit Inhibit
- Transmit offset (shift)
- Transmit offset (shift) direction
- Tuning Encoder Lock
- VFO (variable frequency oscillator) mode
- VFO Scan
- QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE