GAI-Tronics CB193-001 Call Boxes - Manual (Page 45)

Pub.: 43004-031E
Model CB193-xxx, CB194-xxx, and CB195-xxx RF Call Boxes Page 44 of 52
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Install the KPG-101D Software
If the Kenwood KPG-101D (FPU) programming software has not previously been installed in the
programming PC, follow the installation instructions provided with the software. Installing new KPG-
101D Software will create a “Kenwood Fpu” folder in the PC’s Program Files folder. An icon
representing the software may also appear on the PC’s desktop display. Remove the CD after installation
is complete.
Copying the Kenwood DAT Files
In the system Program Files (with the KPG-101D installed), open the “Kenwood Fpu” folder. Create a
new folder under “Program Files\Kenwood Fpu” and name the new folder “GTC DAT Files”. Insert the
DAT CD, provided with the 190-3170K Adapter Kit, in the PC’s CD-ROM drive. Copy the seven files
on the CD to the “GTC DAT Files” folder and remove the DAT CD from the drive.
Programming the TK-3170 Series Radio
General Information
The TK-3170 Series Radios have multiple frequency capability, however the RF Call Box only utilizes
one transmit and one Receive frequency. Multiple radio channels can be programmed into the radio list,
but only one may be used at a time. Select the appropriate channel via the channel selector on the top of
the portable. The KPG-101D Software contains a complete and concise help file to explain all the
parameters pertaining to your standard programming needs. The information below pertains to
programming necessary for proper RF Call Box operation.
N OTE : The DAT files provided with the 190-3170K Adapter Kit include pre-programmed
parameters. All KPG-101D programming changes required for proper RF Call Box operation are
noted in the following instructions. DO NOT change or modify any other parameters other than
those specifically noted in these instructions.
Connections (KPG-22 or KPG-22A Programming Cables)
1. Connect the 25-pin male serial port connector (KPG-22) or nine-pin male serial port connector
(KPG-22A) to one of the PC’s serial ports.
2. Insert the proprietary accessory connector (3.5/2.5 mm) to the radio’s accessory port.
Programming
3. Start the KPG-101D FPU program. Upon start-up of the KPG-101D, the software will open to the
“Zone Information” screen.
4. Select File from the menu, then Open from the drop-down box. The GTC DAT File screen should
automatically appear on the screen. If it does not automatically appear, use the “Look In” screen and
follow “Program Files\Kenwood Fpu\KPG101D\DATA” to access the DAT files.
5. Select the “CALL_x17x_.dat” file corresponding to the transceiver model number and the Squelch
Logic Signal desired. For example, if a TK-3170 UHF transceiver is to be used with Tone Operated
Relay, select file “CALL_3170_TOR_OUT.dat” (this information will appear in the File Name
box). Select Open. The pre-selected information will be transferred to line 1 of the Zone
Information screen. This transfer can also be accomplished by simply double clicking on the desired
DAT file.