   KPG-25D Help File  Version 3.02
   File name: KPG25D.HLP
   April-06-1998
   Y57-3180-21

   Modification History:
   
   Version	Release Date	Description
   
     1.00	05/19/'94	KPG-25D First Version.
     1.01	09/07/'94	Default display change.
     				 TA Busy Ch LO : Yes or No
     				  Version 1.00 : No
     				  Version 1.01 : Yes
     2.00	08/31/'94	1. UHF(TK-840) available.
     				2. Separated two EXE files for 5.25" disk.
     				3. Spell change:
     					Link complete sig->Access logic signal
     					Horn alert type->Horn alt logic signal
     					Scn Lockout->Grp-Lockout
     					Auto telephone->Auto TEL Search
     					Scan Wait->Scan Weight
     					TX Inhibit->TX Disable
     					RF Power High->RF power 
     				4. Default change:
     					Dwell Time:15sec->3sec
     					Clear to talk:No->Yes
     3.00       10/28/'96       1. Add Option Signalling Decode selection
	                        2. Add data application capability
	                        	Data (=Yes/No)
	                        	Data System/Group
          				Data PTT with QT/DQT
          			3. Add Frequency Adjustment function (400MHz)
				4. Delete Auto Tel Search function (400MHz)
     3.01	4/17/'97	1. Fix print bug
     				2. Add OVWRT.COM
     				3. Change SAMPLE.810
				4. Change INSTALL.BAT (5.25" version)
     3.02	4/06/'98	1. TX/RX frequency display in 3 point adjustment bug
                           (Receive Sensitivity, RF Power)

General Help
	*** [ General Help ] ***
 Along the top border of the main program screen (System Info. or Merge) are
 the "drop down" menus (press ALT; use the cursor keys --> <-- to  select
 a program section. Help is available for each menu by pressing the F1
 function key. Pressing F1 while in the System Info. or Merge screen will
 load its Help screen. To get familiar with the computer key functions used
 in the KPG-25D, press ALT now; select Keyboard Help; press ENTER. Within
 a Help  screen use cursor up/down to scroll, F5 to print a hard copy, and
 ESC or ALT to escape the screen. Refer to the KPG-25D Instruction Manual
 for additional help. 

**Basic Use Instructions (use F1 for Help in each program section below)*

A. [CREATING PROGRAMMING DATA FOR A RADIO]
  1. Open the "MODEL" menu and select the appropriate model type.
  2. Open the "EDIT-Test Frequency" menu and enter 16 frequencies. These are
   used in the tuning mode. (Hint: use ALT to return to the EDIT menu.)
  3. Open the "EDIT-Feature Option" menu; set the general built-in features.
  4. Open the "PROGRAM-Test mode" menu; set specific radio adjustments.
  5. Hit ESC; the cursor will move the main screen, "SYSTEM INFORMATION or
   SYSTEM MERGE".
B. [PROGRAM A RADIO]
  1.  Open the "PROGRAM" menu.
  2.  Select "Write to radio".
C. [SAVE PROGRAMMING DATA TO DISK FILE]
  1. Open the "FILE" menu.
  2. Select "SAVE" for quick save to the "default" or "current" filename.
     or "SAVE AS" to name or rename the file.. 

   *Organizational Chart of the KPG-25D*****
 
 [ MAIN SCREEN ]
 +----- TRUNKING ------+-- System Name
 |                     +-- System Lockout
 |                     +-- Scan List
 |                     +-- Scan Weight
 |                     +-- Auto Telephone
 |                     +-- Fixed ID
 |                     +-- Fixed Call
 |                     +-- Fixed Horn
 |                     +-- Option Signalling
 |                     +-- Block Telephone
 |                     +-- Block TX Inhibit
 |                     +-- Block Decode
 |                     +-- Encode ID
 |                     +-- Decode ID
 |                     +-- Group Name
 |                     +-- Call
 |                     +-- Horn
 |                     +-- Option Signalling
 |                     +-- Scan Lockout
 |                     +-- Transpond
 |                     +-- Data 
 |                     +-- Fix Revert Call
 |                     +-- Repeater --+-- Area Code
 |                     |              +-- Home Repeater
 |                     |              +-- FCC
 |                     |              +-- -12.5 kHz
 |                     |              +-- Frequency
 |                     |              +-- Telephone
 |                     +-- Group Copy
 |                     +-- Jump Group
 |
 +----- CONVENTIONAL --+-- System Name
 |                     +-- System Lockout
 |                     +-- Scan List
 |                     +-- FCC
 |                     +-- -12.5 kHz
 |                     +-- Frequency
 |                     +-- Encode
 |                     +-- Decode
 |                     +-- Group Name
 |                     +-- Call
 |                     +-- Horn
 |                     +-- Option Signalling
 |                     +-- TX Inhibit
 |                     +-- Busy Channel Lockout
 |                     +-- Talk Around
 |                     +-- Data
 |                     +-- Fix Revert Call
 |                     +-- Group Copy
 |                     +-- Jump Group
 |
 +----- FILE ----+-- New
 |               +-- Load
 |               +-- Save (=F4)
 |               +-- Save As
 |               +-- Delete
 |               +-- Print (=F5)
 |               +-- Go to DOS
 |               +-- Exit (=F3)
 |
 +----- MODEL----+-- TK-940  [800 MHz]
 |               +-- TK-941  [900 MHz]
 |               +-- TK-840  [400 MHz]
 |
 +----- EDIT-----+-- Test Frequency--+- FCC
 |               |                   +- -12.5 kHz
 |               |                   +- Frequency
 |               |
 |               +-- Feature Option--+- Time Out Timer (Dispatch)
 |               |                   +- Time Out Timer (Telephone)
 |               |                   +- Drop Out Delay Time
 |               |                   +- Dwell Time
 |               |                   +- Transpond Delay Time
 |               |                   +- TX Inhibit Time
 |               |                   +- Aux. Switch
 |               |                   +- Scan Switch
 |               |                   +- Scan Type
 |               |                   +- Revert System Type
 |               |                   +- Free System Ring Back
 |               |                   +- System Search
 |               |                   +- Clear To Talk
 |               |                   +- Display Character
 |               |                   +- Minimum Volume
 |               |                   +- Off Hook Scan
 |               |                   +- Off Hook Horn Alert
 |               |                   +- Off Hook Decode
 |               |                   +- Access Logic Signal
 |               |                   +- Horn Alert Logic Signal
 |               |                   +- Option Signalling -+- Alert
 |               |                   |                     +- Transpond 
 |               |                   |                     +- Dead Beat
 |               |                   |                        Disable
 |               |                   |                     +- Decode
 |               |                   |                     +- Auto Reset
 |               |                   |                        Timer
 |               |                   +- Mode---------------+- Dealer
 |               |                   |                     +- Tuning
 |               |                   |                     +- Main Program
 |               |                   |                     +- Clone
 |               |                   +- Data---------------+- Data System/
 |               |                                            Group
 |               |                                         +- Data PTT
 |               |                                            with QT/DQT
 |               |
 |               +-- System Merge
 |               |
 |               +-- System Information
 |               |
 |               +-- Embedded Message
 |                              (64 characters max. electronic serial #
 |                               etc.)
 |
 +----- PROGRAM -+-- Read From Radio
 |               +-- Write To Radio
 |               +-- Test Mode ------+- Receive Audio Level
 |                                   +- Squelch
 |                                   +- Receive Sensitivity(400MHz Only)
 |                                   +- RF Power
 |                                   +- Maximum Deviation
 |                                   +- DQT Balance
 |                                   +- QT Fine Deviation
 |                                   +- DQT Fine Deviation
 |                                   +- LTR Code Fine Deviation
 |                                   +- Frequency Adjustment
 |                                   +- Print Tuning Data
 |
 +----- SETUP----+-- Communication Port
 |               +-- Display Color---+- Display Back Color
 |               |                   +- Input Data Color
 |               |                   +- Feature Highlight Color
 |               |                   +- Screen Border Information Color
 |               |                   +- Windows Menu Color
 |               |                   +- General Message Color
 |               |                   +- Windows Color
 |               |                   +- Help Window Color
 |               +-- Help Path
 |
 +----- HELP-----+-- GENERAL HELP
                 +-- KEYBOARD HELP (COMPUTER KEYBOARD)

Keyboard Help
	*** [ Computer Keyboard Help ] ***
 Available key functions are displayed at the bottom of the screen.

 ESC: returns to the main screen; System Information or System Merge
      (exits menus & sub-screens).
 ALT: "Go to Menu" or "Go back" to previous screen.
 Arrow Keys: moves cursor within a data input field;
              scrolls help screens.
 PgUp & PgDn:  pages up/down Group & Help screens.
 F1: Opens a Help screen.
  ( F2: through F10: Selects labeled functions displayed at the bottom of
   the screen.)
 F2: Toggles Yes/No feature selection or increments selection in data
     fields.
 F3: Exit from this program and returns to the DOS PROMPT.
 F4: Saves the current program data with current file name.
 F5: Prints the current data or Help screen.
 F6: Change Repeater Information.
 F7: Next System
 F8: Previous System
 F9: Change System data
 F10: Selects Fixed revert system
 Shift+F2: Opposite function as the F2 key.
 Shift+F3: Copies an entire group to another group.
 Shift+F7: Cursor will jump to another group.
 HOME: Jumps to group 1 of the System Info. screen, or to page 1 of
       a help screen.
 END: Jumps to the last group in the System Info. screen, or to the last
      page of a help screen.
 ENTER: Enters data into a program field, or opens a selection window.
 SPACE BAR: Toggles Yes/No selections.  Increments selections or DATA clear.
            (same as F2)
	    TX and RX control while the Test and Tuning mode.
 Shift+SPACE BAR: Opposite function as the SPACE BAR.

New File Help (CLEAR FILE)
The NEW function clears any currently
loaded, read or created data file.
All program data screens will be set
to defaults.

Load Help
The LOAD function is used to retrieve
a stored data file from a hard disk or
floppy disk to be modified, viewed,
written (program a radio) or printed
out. A directory of stored files,
sorted alphabetically, will be
displayed for selection.

Save Help
Saves the current program data with
current file name. 

Save As Help
Saves with the option of assigning a
"new" file name, or renaming an 
existing file.

Delete Help
The DELETE function is used to remove
any stored data files from the 
directory of stored files.

Print Help
Prints all radio programming data 
currently loaded into the program:
    - Model Type 
    - File Name
    - Embedded Message
    - Feature Option
    - Test Frequency
    - System Information
    - Test Mode

Go to Dos Help
Go back to the DOS prompt
temporarily.
Type EXIT and press ENTER to quit the
DOS prompt and return to the KPG-25D.

Note: The KPG-25D program can support
this command only if your computer has
sufficient memory.

Exit Help
Quits this program and returns to the 
DOS PROMPT.

TK-940 Model Help
TK-940 (800 MHz): Maximum 32 Systems
15 Watts with 8 digits A/N Display

TK-941 Model Help
TK-941 (900 MHz): Maximum 32 Systems
15 Watts with 8 digits A/N Display

TK-840 Model Help
TK-840 (400 MHz): Maximum 32 Systems
25 Watts with 8 digits A/N Display

The model name arrows a programmable
frequency range of KPG-25D.

Test Frequency Help
The radio can be programmed with test
frequencies for alignment purposes.
Enter the required FCC number
or frequency directly.

Time Out Timer(Dispatch) Help
Microprocessor controlled to limit
lengthy transmissions in the 
normal (dispatch) mode.

TX time out can be set from 15 to
600 seconds in 15 sec. steps.
default: 60 sec.

Press the F2 key, <- or ->
to increment selection.
Otherwise enter required duration
directly.

Time Out Timer(Telephone) Help
Microprocessor controlled to limit
lengthy transmissions in the
Telephone mode.

TX time out can be set from 15 to
600 seconds in 15 sec. steps.
default: 180 sec.

Press the F2 key, <- or ->
to increment selection.
Otherwise enter required duration
directly.

Drop Out Delay Help
Drop out delay time interval from
the end of a received call to the
time scan automatically resumes.

Drop out delay time can be set
from 0 to 254 seconds in 1 sec.
steps.
default: 3 sec.

Press the F2 key, <- or ->
to increment selection.
Otherwise enter required duration
directly.

TX Dwell Time Help
TX dwell time interval from the end
of transmit to the time scan
automatically resumes. In case the
radio stays Data System/Group or data
enabled group temporally,it is used as
an interval from the end of data
transmission to the time radio reverts
back the previous system/group.

TX Dwell time can be set
from 0 to 254 seconds in 1 sec.
steps.
default: 3 sec.

Press the F2 key, <- or ->
to increment selection.
Otherwise enter required duration
directly.

Transpond Delay Time Help
The Transpond Delay Time is the delay
from decode of a transpond enabled ID
to the beginning of transpond
transmission.

Transpond Delay time can be
set from 0 to 254 seconds in 1 sec.
steps.
default: 3 sec.
If you attempt to set this time to
greater than the Drop out delay time,
transpond will be set the same as the
drop out delay time.

Press the F2 key, <- or ->
to increment selection.
Otherwise enter required delay time
directly.

TX Inhibit Time Help
TX inhibit time is the TX inhibit
period after inhibited ID is detected.
TX inhibit time can be set from 0.5
to 8 seconds in 0.5 sec.
steps.
default: 5 sec.

Press the F2 key, <- or ->
to increment selection.
Otherwise enter required duration
directly.

Aux. Switch Help
Toggles the following functions on and
off.

1). N/A: No function.
2). Option Sig.: Option Signalling
    Board reset switch.
3). Manual Relay: Auxiliary output
    signal ON/OFF.
4). Horn Alert: Horn Alert ON/OFF.
5). Auto Tel: Automatically
    searches for a vacant Telephone
    channel.
   (Trunked system, excluding TK-840)
6). ALP/Sys.Grp.: Toggle display
    between Alphanumeric or the
    System & Group number.
7). Fixed Call: Reset radio to a
    preprog. System & Group.
8). Del/Add: Provides user system
    Del/Add button.

Press the F2 key, SPACE BAR, <- or ->
to alternate selection.

Scan Switch Help
Scan switch function and scan type
selections.

N/A:             Disables scan switch
                 function and sounds
                 an alert tone, if
                 programmed, when the
                 scan key is pressed.
List Scan:       Scan list can be
		 programmed per system.
Fix System Scan: All the programmed
		 systems are included
		 in the scan list
		 unless it is deleted.

Press the F2 key, SPACE BAR, <- or ->
to alternate selection.

Revert System Help
Revert System is the programmable
transmit destination system/group
during scanning.
(Excluding data-enabled group)

Last Used:   Last transmitted system
             /group.
Last Called: Last received
             system/group.

Press the F2 key, SPACE BAR, <- or ->
to alternate selection.

Free System Ring Back Help
This feature is only active during
Telephone use.
The radio will "beep" when the
telephone interconnect line is not
busy.

Yes:   Enable ring back.
No:    Disable ring back.

Press the F2 key, SPACE BAR, <- or ->
to alternate selection.

Clear To Talk Beep Help
Upon successful access of a trunked
system this beep tone sounds to alert
the user they can begin speaking.

Yes:   Enable clear to talk beep.
No:    Disable clear to talk beep.

Press the F2 key, SPACE BAR, <- or ->
to alternate selection.

System search Help
While a selected system is busy
(the radio sounds an intercept tone)
then release the PTT key, the radio
will start to search for an available
system automatically or manually.

None:    Disable system search.
Manual:  During the intercept tone
         keep the PTT key held down
         and press the SCAN key.
         Upon release of the SCAN
         key, system search begins.
Auto:    During intercept tone
         releasing the PTT will
         initiate auto system search.

Press the F2 key, SPACE BAR, <- or ->
to alternate selection.

Display Character Help
Select the display character Group
name (Alphanumeric) or System &
Group number. If you select the AUX
switch as Display character, this
selection will be just as a default.

Sys Grp:   Set the Display character
           as System & Group number.
Grp Name:  Set the Display character
           as alphanumeric.
           (pre-programming necessary)

Press the F2 key, SPACE BAR, <- or ->
to alternate selection.

Minimum Volume Help
The minimum volume is the level which
will be set automatically every time
you turn on the radio. If you adjust
the volume control below this level
before the radio is turned off, the
volume level will return to the
programmed minimum level when the
radio is powered up again. If the
volume level is raised higher than the
minimum level during use, it will
return to this higher level at power
off, then on again.

Minimum Volume can be set
from level 0 to level 31.
default: level 8.

Press the F2 key, <- or ->
to increment selection.
Otherwise enter required level
directly.

Off Hook Scan Help
The radio is able to scan even though
the mic is in the off hook condition.

Enable:   Scan start & stop is
          independent of the mic
          hook sw.
Disable:  Mic must be on hook for
          scanning to start.

Press the F2 key, SPACE BAR, <- or ->
to alternate selection.

Off Hook Horn Help
Enables/disables Horn alert function
during the microphone is off hooked.

Enable:  Horn alert is enabled during
	off hook condition.
Disable: Horn alert is disabled
	during off condition.

Press the F2 key, SPACE BAR, <- or ->
to alternate selection.

Off Hook Decode Help
The radio is still tone squelched
even though the microphone is in off
hook condition
(valid for QT, DQT and Option
Signalling board decode).
Note: This feature is available only
for a conventional system.

Enable:  Decode signalling active even
         in the off hook condition.
Disable: Decode signalling is
	 disabled during off hook.

Press the F2 key, SPACE BAR, <- or ->
to alternate selection.

Access Logic Signal Help
This logic signal is useful for
external radio control unit (i.e.
Mobile Data Terminal, Computer Aided
Dispatch or Over The Air
Re-Programming etc.) that require a
signal at the time of successful
trunked repeater access.
This can be set for a "Continuous" or
"Single pulse" type signal.

Continuous:   Logic level low during
              length of access.
Sngl. Pulse:  Logic level low pulse
              at the time of a
              successful handshake.

Press the F2 key, SPACE BAR, <- or ->
to alternate selection.

Horn Alert Logic Signal Help
The H/A logic can be used to drive
a vehicle horn relay, light or other
device. The logic level signal
can be set for a continuous (EX:
light) or monetary pulse output
(EX: vehicle horn relay).

Continuous:   Continuous logic level
              low output until reset.
Pulse:        Momentary logic level
              low output.

Press the F2 key, SPACE BAR, <- or ->
to alternate selection.

Alert Help
(for sel. call options installed)
Reception of an option signaling code
activates an alert tone.

Enable:     Enables alert tone. 
Disable:    Disables alert tone.

Press the F2 key, SPACE BAR, <- or ->
to alternate selection.

Transpond Help
(for sel. call options installed)
Reception of an option signaling code
activates a transpond with an
acknowledge tone. This setting also
effects DBD Transpond.

Enable:  Enables Transpond.
Disable: Disables Transpond.

Press the F2 key, SPACE BAR, <- or ->
to alternate selection.

Dead Beat Disable Help
(for sel. call options installed)
Some Option signalling boards have a
programmable Dead Beat Disable code.
Reception of this code places the
radio into Dead Beat Disable mode,
even if Option Signalling is disabled
on the received group.
While in the D.B.D. mode, the radio
ignores transmit or transmit/receive
requests.
Reception of the reset code will
reset this function.
D.B.D. function must be set in
the option signalling board in
advance.

TX/RX Disable: Disable TX/RX during
               D.B.D. mode. 
TX Disable:    Disable TX during
               D.B.D. mode.
               Call Alert is also
               disabled.

Press the F2 key, SPACE BAR, <- or ->
to alternate selection.

Decode Help
(for sel. call options installed)
Select an option signaling board
activity.

And: 	Call Alert, Horn Alert and
	unmuting the audio are
	activated by a reception of
	both ID/QT/DQT and option
	signaling.
Or:  	Audio is unmuted by a
	reception of ID/QT/DQT.
	Call Alert and Horn Alert are
	activated by a reception of
	both ID/QT/DQT and option
	signaling.

Press the F2 key or SPACE BAR to
alternate selection.

Auto Reset Timer Help
(for sel. call options installed)
After decoding an option signaling
code, the radio will remain in the
unmuted status (depends also on
decoding of preprogrammed ID, QT/DQT
signalling or carrier). After the
Reset Time expires, the sel. call
option will reset automatically.

Enable:     Enables Auto Reset
            function after selective
            call detection. 
Disable:    Disables Auto Reset
            function.

Press the F2 key, SPACE BAR, <- or ->
to alternate selection.

Reset Timer Help
This parameter controls the Auto
Reset Timer.
Auto Reset function must be "Enable."

0 sec: Auto Reset Timer is disabled.
1-2 sec:
       Option Signaling can be used
       for alerting only.
3-254 sec:
       Option Signaling can be used
       for both alerting and unmuting
       the audio.

Reset Time can be set
from 0 to 254 seconds in 1 sec.
steps.
default: 30 sec.

Press the F2 key, <- or ->
to increment selection.
Otherwise, enter required duration
directly.

Dealer Mode Help
Enable or disable the Dealer mode
function.(see S/M for details)

Enable:     Enables Dealer Mode. 
Disable:    Disables Dealer Mode.

Press the F2 key, SPACE BAR, <- or ->
to alternate selection.

Tuning Mode Help
Enable or disable the Self Tuning mode
function.(see S/M for details)

Enable:     Enables Self Tuning Mode. 
Disable:    Disables Self Tuning Mode.

Press the F2 key, SPACE BAR, <- or ->
to alternate selection.

Main Programming Mode Help
Enable or disable the Main Programming
function.
This data is for factory use only.
Select DISABLE before delivering the
radio to the end user to avoid
unintentional changes of the RADIO'S
OPERATING SYSTEM.(see S/M for details)

Enable:     Enables Main Programming
            Mode.
Disable:    Disables Main Programming
            Mode. (Recommended Mode)

Clone Mode Help
Enable or disable the Clone function.
It is not disabled by Password
function.
(see S/M for details)

Enable:     Enables Clone Mode.
Disable:    Disables Clone Mode.

Press the F2 key, SPACE BAR, <- or ->
to alternate selection.

Data System/Group Help
(for data modem application)
The radio jumps to and transmits on
Data System/Group when Data PTT is
activated by grounding both DTC and
PTT of the accessory connector in the
following cases;

1. When Data PTT is activated on the
   system which has no data enabled
   group, or,
2. When Data PTT is activated during
   System Scan.

Type the required System/Group number 
directly.

Data PTT with QT/DQT Help
(for data modem application)
Select a transmission behavior when
Data PTT is activated by grounding
both DTC and PTT on the accessory
connector.

Yes : Transmission is made with QT/DQT
      when Data PTT is activated.
No  : Transmission is made without
      QT/DQT when Data PTT is
      activated.

Press the F2 key, SPACE BAR, <- or ->
to alternate selection.

System Merge Help
This MENU allows you to CREATE the
SOURCE FILE and to MERGE a system.
The menu contains two different
functions;
"Creating a source file" and "Making a
programming data file (system merge)".
Alternate between functions by using
the [Tab] key.

System merge is a convenience feature
when you are making a data file. It is
easy to copy system data from the
source file to the data file.

a) Creating a source file from a
   programming data file.
   The source file has a maximum of 20
   systems. Copy each system
   into the source file. Each system
   has a "SYSTEM NAME" which is used
   during system copy (merge). Enter
   the SYSTEM NAME into each SYSTEM.

1. Change the arrow destination to the
   right by using the [Tab] key.
2. Select a target system to
   which you want to copy by using the
   up/down arrow keys.
3. Type the system number that you
   want to copy from the data file.
4. Repeat steps 2 and 3 if required.
5. Press the F7 function key to open
   the confirmation window.
6. Select "OK" to proceed to copy, or
   select "Cancel" to cancel the copy.

b) Making a programming data file
   Copy a system from the SOURCE FILE
   to a target file.

1. Change the destination of the arrow
   to the left by using the [Tab] key.
2. Select a target system to which you
   want to copy.
3. Type the system number that you
   want to copy from the source file.
4. Repeat steps 2 and 3 as required.
5. Press the F7 function key to open
   the confirmation window.
6. Select "OK" to proceed to copy, or
   select "Cancel" to cancel copying.

NOTE: This procedure is used only to
      copy a system to the target
      file.
      Feature option data will not be
      copied. Select them before you
      write programming data to the
      radio.

System Information Help
Select Trunking or Conventional format
for each system.

1. Select one of 32 systems by the
   cursor.
2. Move the cursor to the desired
   system and each time press the [F2]
   or [space] key to select Trunking,
   Conventional or Not used.
3. Whether you select Trunking or
   Conventional, it is recommended
   that the SYSTEM NAME is entered for
   each system. The System Name will
   help you when you copy a system
   between the data file and source
   file during a system merge.
4. Enter or select data for each
   function.

This screen displays only SYSTEM
FORMAT, SYSTEM NAME and SYSTEM
LOCKOUT for each system.

Embedded Message Help
Up to 64 alphanumeric characters can
be programmed into the radio. This
can be used for an electronic serial
number, program file name notation,
property ID., etc..
It will appear as part of the header
statement on a program data printout
along with the model type and
filename.

Type the required message directly.

System Name Help
(Trunking)
Enter up to 8 alphanumeric characters,
if required.
A System Name is a useful feature
during a system merge.

Type the required name directly.

System Lockout Help
(Trunking)
Yes: Delete the System from the SYSTEM
     SCAN map.
No:  Add the System into the SYSTEM
     SCAN map.

Press the F2 key or SPACE BAR to
alternate selection.

Scan List Help
(Trunking)
Yes: Allows you to select systems to
     be scanned.  Press the F10 key to
     enter the system scan list menu.
     use the F2 key or Space Bar to
     Enable/Disable systems in the
     scan list.
No:  Select regular System Scan.

Press the F2 key or SPACE BAR to
alternate selection.

Scan Weight Help
(Trunking)
If a carrier is present on the (home)
channel, Scan Weight is the maximum
time to receiver waits on the channel
to check the ID.

The range is from 1 to 8, in 1 step
increment. One step is approximately
500 ms.

Press <- or -> to increment selection.
Otherwise, type the required number
directly.

Auto Telephone Search Help
(Trunking)
Select the Telephone search activity
for each system. This automatically
searches for an LTR(TM) vacant
Telephone channel. Aux switch must be
programmd as Auto Tel.
(Excluding TK-840)

Yes: Enables automatic Telephone
     search for this system.
No:  Disables automatic Telephone
     search for this system.
     (Manual Telephone search is
     selected.)

Press the F2 key or SPACE BAR to
alternate selection.

TA Busy Channel Lockout Help
(Trunking)
Select the Busy Channel Lockout
activity for Talkaround channel.

Yes: Enable the busy channel lockout
     function.
No:  Disable the busy channel lockout
     function.

Press the F2 key or SPACE BAR to
alternate selection.

Fixed ID Help
(Trunking)
Fixed receive ID.
1st and 2nd IDs can be
programmed into each system. The radio
decodes these IDs individually while
receiving the system.
1st : First priority receive ID.
2nd : Second priority receive ID.

Fixed ID can be selected
from 1 to 250.

Type the required ID data directly.

Fixed ID Call Indicator Help
(Trunking)
Enables a CALL INDICATOR for
the 1st and/or 2nd fixed IDs.

Press the F2 key or SPACE BAR to
alternate selection.

Fixed Horn Help
(Trunking)
Enables a Horn Alert for
the 1st and/or 2nd fixed IDs.

Press the F2 key or SPACE BAR to
alternate selection.

Fixed Option Signalling Help
(Trunking)
Enables  Option Signalling
for the 1st and/or 2nd fixed IDs.

Press the F2 key or SPACE BAR to
alternate selection.

Block Telephone ID's Help
(Trunking)
Telephone interconnect Block IDs.
The  ID numbers between start &
stop are the available telephone
interconnect numbers.
Type the required ID data directly.

Block Telephone ID can be selected
from 1 to 250.

Type the required ID data directly.

Block TX Inhibit ID's Help
(Trunking)
Transmit Inhibit Block IDs.
After the radio receives the ID
numbers between start and stop, the
radio cannot transmit until the
TX inhibit timer expires.

Block TX Inhibit ID can be selected
from 1 to 250.

Type the required ID data directly.

Block Decode ID's Help
(Trunking)
Any ID code with this range will be
decoded.

Block Decode ID can be selected
from 1 to 250.

Type the required ID data directly.

Encode ID Help
(Trunking)
The value range of the Encode ID is
from 1 to 250.

Encode ID can be selected
from 1 to 250.

Type the required ID data directly.

Decode ID Help
(Trunking)
The value range of the Decode ID is
from 1 to 250.

Decode ID can be selected
from 1 to 250.

Type the required ID data directly.

Group Name Help
(Trunking)
Enter up to 8 alphanumeric characters
to name each group (ID), if required.
This will be displayed in the LCD.

Type the required data directly.

Call Indicator Help
(Trunking)
Enables/disables the CALL INDICATOR
function for each group ID.

Yes: Call LCD will flash after
     ID decode.
     In addition, it will illuminate
     whenever the Fixed ID matches,
     however it depends on the status
     of the Fixed Call information.
No:  Call LCD does not flash even
     though the ID decode.

Press the F2 key or SPACE BAR to
alternate selection.

Horn Alert Help
(Trunking)
Enables/disables Horn Alert function
for each group.

Yes: 	Horn alert active upon decode
	including option signaling
	if programmed.
No:  	Horn alert is disabled.

Press the F2 key or SPACE BAR to
alternate selection.

Option Signalling Help
(Trunking)
Enables/disables an installed option
signalling board activity 
per group ID basis.

Yes: Enables the option signalling
     board.
No:  Disables the option signalling
     board except for DBD function.

Press the F2 key or SPACE BAR to
alternate selection.

Group Scan Lockout Help
(Trunking)
Select YES to delete the
group ID from the group scan list.
The Group scan function is always
active; if you want to invalidate this
function, select YES for all groups.

Yes: Deletes group ID from group scan
     list.
No:  Adds group ID to group scan list.

Press the F2 key or SPACE BAR to
alternate selection.

Transpond Help
(Trunking)
Enables/disables Transpond function
which is activated by a reception
of group ID. This setting does not
affect if the group is programmed with
Option Signaling.

Yes: Enables transpond.
No:  Disables transpond.

Press the F2 key or SPACE BAR to
alternate selection.

Talk Around Help
(Trunking)
Enables repeater talk around.

Yes: Enables T/A.
No:  Disables T/A.

Press the F2 key or SPACE BAR to
alternate selection.

Data Help
(Trunking)
Enables/disables data communication.

Yes: The group is used for data
     communication. Microphone and
     received audio are always muted.
     If Mic PTT is pressed, voice
     transmission will be made on the
     first data-disabled group
     (Data=No) of the system. If no
     data-disabled group exists in the
     system, voice transmission will
     be made on the first
     data-disabled system/group.
     Option Signaling function is
     automatically disabled except for
     DBD and CALL indicator.

No:  The group is used for voice
     communication.
     Data transmission is made on
     the maximum numbered data-enabled
     group (Data=Yes) of the system.
     If no data-enabled group exists
     in the system, data transmission
     will be made on
     Data System/Group.
     Then the radio reverts back to
     the previous group.

Press the F2 key, SPACE BAR, <- or ->
to alternate selection.

System Name Help
(Conventional)
Enter up to 8 alphanumeric characters,
if required.
A System Name is a useful feature
during a system merge.

Type the required name directly.

System Lockout Help
(Conventional)
Yes: Delete the System from the SYSTEM
     SCAN map.
No:  Add the System into the SYSTEM
     SCAN map.

Press the F2 key or SPACE BAR to
alternate selection.

Scan List Help
(Conventional)
Yes: Allows you to select systems to
     be scanned.  Press the F10 key to
     enter the system scan list menu.
     Use the F2 key or Space Bar to
     Enable/Disable systems in the
     scan list.
No:  Select regular System Scan.

Press the F2 key or SPACE BAR to
alternate selection.

FCC CH Number Help
(Conventional)
Input Radio Receive Frequency by
the FCC channel number.

Type the required FCC number directly.

-12.5 kHz Shift Help
(Conventional)
If required, Enables -12.5 kHz shift
from programmed FCC channel numbers.

RX Frequency Help
(Conventional)
Type Receive frequency directly.
Receive-only channels are 
allowed. Frequency must be within 
the displayed band range and of the 
proper PLL channel step.

TX Frequency Help
(Conventional)
Type Transmit frequency directly.
Frequency must be within 
the displayed band range and of the 
proper PLL channel step.

Encode Help
(Conventional)
Type tone or code directly. 
QT: 60.0 to 300.0 Hz (in 0.1 Hz steps)
DQT: codes 000 to 777
          (defaults to Normal codes)
  enter D###N  (Normal)
        D###I (Inverted)
    -or-
Press the F2 key to open the QT/DQT
chart, 
    (QT: 67.0 to 250.3,)
    (DQT: 023 to 754 in the Chart)
then select.

Decode Help
(Conventional)
Type tone or code directly. 
QT: 60.0 to 300.0 Hz (in 0.1 Hz steps)
DQT: codes 000 to 777
          (defaults to Normal codes)
  enter D###N  (Normal)
        D###I (Inverted)
    -or-
Press the F2 key to open the QT/DQT
chart, 
    (QT: 67.0 to 250.3,)
    (DQT: 023 to 754 in the Chart)
then select.

Group Name Help
(Conventional)
Enter up to 8 alphanumeric characters
to name each group (FCC Ch or
Frequency), if required.
This will be displayed in the LCD.

Type the required data directly.

Call Indicator Help
(Conventional)
Enables/disables the CALL INDICATOR
function for each group signalling.

Yes: Call LCD will flash after
     receiving correct signalling.
No:  Call LCD does not flash even
     though receiving correct
     signalling.

Press the F2 key or SPACE BAR to
alternate selection.

Horn Alert Help
(Conventional)
Enables Horn Alert function
for each group.

Yes:	Horn alert active upon decode
	including option signaling
	if programmed.
No: 	Horn alert is disabled.

Press the F2 key or SPACE BAR to
alternate selection.

Option Signalling Help
(Conventional)
Enables/disables an installed option
signalling board activity 
per group signalling basis.

Yes: Enables the option signalling
     board.
No:  Disables the option signalling
     board except for DBD.

Press the F2 key or SPACE BAR to
alternate selection.

TX Inhibit Help
(Conventional)
Selection a Transmit Inhibit group.

Yes: Transmit inhibit group (receive
     only group).
No:  Transmit/Receive enables group.

Press the F2 key or SPACE BAR to
alternate selection.

Busy Channel Lockout Help
(Conventional)
TX is inhibited when the channel is
busy.

Yes: Transmit inhibit while another
     party is using the channel
     (frequency).
No:  Transmit enable regardless of
     current channel condition.

Press the F2 key or SPACE BAR to
alternate selection.

Talk Around Help
(Conventional)
Enables repeater talk around.

Yes: Enables T/A.
No:  Disables T/A.

Press the F2 key or SPACE BAR to
alternate selection.

Data Help
(Conventional)
Enables/disables data communication.

Yes: The group is used for data
     communication. Microphone and
     received audio are always muted.
     If Mic PTT is pressed, voice
     transmission will be made on the
     first data-disabled group
     (Data=No) of the system. If no
     data-disabled group exists in the
     system, voice transmission will
     be made on the first
     data-disabled system/group.
     Option Signaling function is
     automatically disabled except
     for DBD and CALL indicator.
     
No:  The group is used for voice
     communication.
     Data transmission is made on
     the maximum numbered data-enabled
     group of the system.
     If no data-enabled group exists
     in the system, data transmission
     will be made on
     Data System/Group.
     Then the radio reverts back to
     the previous group.

Press the F2 key, SPACE BAR, <- or ->
to alternate selection.

Area Code Help
(Trunked)
Select the Area Code for this system.
Type the required area code directly.

Area code can be selected
either 0 or 1.

Home Channel Repeater Help
(Trunked)
Select the Home Repeater number for
this system.

Home Repeater number can be set
from 1 to 20.

Type the required Home Repeater number
directly.

FCC CH Number Help
(Trunked)
Input Radio Receive Frequency by
the FCC channel number.

-12.5 kHz Shift Help
(Trunked)
If required, Enables a -12.5 kHz shift
from programmed FCC channel numbers.

RX Frequency Help
(Trunked)
Type Receive frequency directly.
Frequency must be within 
the displayed band range and of the 
proper PLL channel step.

TX Frequency Help
(Trunked)
Type Transmit frequency directly.
Frequency must be within 
the displayed band range and of the 
proper PLL channel step.

Telephone Help
(Trunked)
Select YES if this repeater provides
telephone interconnect.

Yes: Interconnect Repeater.
No:  Dispatch Repeater.

Press the F2 key or SPACE BAR to
alternate selection.

Black & White Help
Monochrome display mode.

Display Back Color Help
Main window's background color.

Press the F2 key, SPACE BAR, <- or ->
to alternate selection.

Input Data Color Help
Input data cursor color.

Press the F2 key, SPACE BAR, <- or ->
to alternate selection.

Feature Highlight Color Help
Sub-window's selected feature
cursor background color.

Press the F2 key, SPACE BAR, <- or ->
to alternate selection.

Screen Border Information Color Help
Outside of main window's border
information background color.

Press the F2 key, SPACE BAR, <- or ->
to alternate selection.

Windows Menu Color Help
Main menu bar sub windows background
color.

Press the F2 key, SPACE BAR, <- or ->
to alternate selection.

General Message Color Help
Important information window's
background color.

Press the F2 key, SPACE BAR, <- or ->
to alternate selection.

Windows Color Help
Sub menu bar sub window's background
color.

Press the F2 key, SPACE BAR, <- or ->
to alternate selection.

Help Window Color Help
Help window's background color.

Press the F2 key, SPACE BAR, <- or ->
to alternate selection.

Read From Radio Help
Read all program data from the radio--
-- select & press enter.

Write To Radio Help
Write all currently loaded program
data into the radio's EEPROM memory.
Verify that the model type in the
current data matches that of the
target radio you are about to program.
-- select & press enter.

System Frequency Help
Select one of the pre-programmed test
frequencies.

Type required Test Frequency number
directly.

Group Tone Help
Select one of the prepared tone
selections.

Type required Group Tone number
directly.
(see service manual for more details)

Receive Audio Level Help
Preset Receive Audio Level
adjustment.

Press UP or DOWN arrow keys to
increment selection.

Squelch Help
Preset Squelch level adjustment.

Press <- or -> to increment selection.

Receive Sensitivity Help
Preset Receive Sensitivity adjustment.

Press <- or -> to increment selection.

RF Power Help
Preset RF Power level adjustment.

Press <- or -> to increment selection.

Maximum Deviation Help
Preset Minimum Deviation level
adjustment.

Press <- or -> to increment selection.

DQT Balance Help
Preset DQT encode balance adjustment.

Press <- or -> to increment selection.

QT Fine Deviation Help
Preset QT encode level adjustment.

Press <- or -> to increment selection.

DQT Fine Deviation Help
Preset DQT encode level adjustment.

Press <- or -> to increment selection.

LTR Code Fine Deviation Help
Preset LTR(TM) encode level
adjustment.

Press <- or -> to increment selection.

Frequency Adjustment Help
Preset TX Frequency precise
adjustment.

Press <- or -> to increment selection.

Print Tuning Data Help
Print out currently memorized tuning
data.

Password Help
Password prevents the radio's
programmed data from being read.
This function does not affect Clone
function.

Communication Port Help
Select the COM level of the computer's
serial communication port for
programming.

There are two choices, COM1 or COM2.
COM level settings in your computer
may be dependent on internal hardware
and/or setup software settings; check
your computer manuals for details.

Press <- or -> to alternate selection.

Help Path Help
Help message files are contained in
this program under KPG25D\KPG25D.HLP.
The drive and path statement that this
program uses to access these messages
is initially set to A:\KPG25D.

Enter the required pass name directly.

Fixed Revert Call Help
The radio jumps to a Fixed Revert
group whenever the function is
required.
First, the Aux. key must be selected
as Fixed Call.
Second, select the destination group
by pressing the Aux. key.

Group Copy Help
Copies all data of an entire group
to another group.
Select the copy destination group(s).

Jump Group Help
Jump the cursor to another group.
Enter the group number you want 
to jump to.

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