    KPG-32D Help File Version 1.00
    File name: KPG-32D.HLP
    06-11-1996
    Y57-3320-20

   Modification History:
   Version     Release Date     Description

     1.00	06/11/'96	KPG-32D First Version

General Help
*** [ General Help ] ***
Along the top border of the main program screen (Channel Information) are
the "drop down" menus. Press [ALT] and use the arrow keys --> <-- to select
program section. Help is available for each menu by pressing the F1 key.
Pressing F1 will load it's Help screen. To get familiar with the
computer key functions used in the KPG-32D, press [ALT] now; select Keyboard
Help; press [ENTER].  Within a Help screen use the cursor up/down keys to
scroll, F5 to print a hard copy, and [ESC] or [ALT] to escape the screen.
Refer to the KPG-32D Instruction Manual for additional help.

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

A. [CREATING PROGRAMMING DATA FOR A RADIO]
  1. Open the "Model" menu;
     Set the appropriate model type.
  2. Open the "Edit-Top/Side Key Assignment" menu;
     Assign functions to each key on the panel.
  3. Open the "Edit-Front Key Assignment" menu;
     Assign functions to each key on the DTMF mic.
  4. Open the "EDIT-Scan Information" menu;
     Set the SCAN features & parameters.
  5. Open the "EDIT-Optional Features" menu;
     Set the general built-in features.
  6. Open the "Edit-System Parameters" menu;
     Set the System features & parameters.
  7. Open the "Edit-Advanced Options-Decode Formats" menu;
     Set the Decode Format features & parameters.
  8. Open the "Edit-Advanced Options-Encode Formats" menu;
     Set the Encode Format feature & parameters.
  9. Open the "Edit-Advanced Options-Status Message" menu;
     Set the Status Message feature & parameters.
 10. Open the "Edit-Advanced Options-Queue Message" menu;
     Set the Queue Message feature & parameters.
 11. Open the "Edit-Advanced Options-Kenwood Toneset" menu;
     Set the Kenwood Tone feature & parameters.
 12. Hit ESC. the cursor will move to the main screen, "Channel Information
     Screen"

B. [Test Mode]
     Open the "Program-Test Mode" menu;
     Connect the radio correctly to measurement equipment.
     Set specific radio adjustments.

C. [PROGRAM A RADIO]
  1. Open the "Program" menu.
  2. Select "Write to Radio".

D. [SAVE PROGRAMMING DATA TO DISK FILE]
  1. Open "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-32D*****
[ MAIN SCREEN ]

 +- CHANNEL -+- Receive & Transmit Frequency
 |           +- QT/DQT Decode & Encode 
 |           +- Channel Name (Alphanumeric Display Information)
 |           +- Power Select
 |           +- Frequency Shift
 |           +- Scan Include List
 |           +- System Reference
 |           +- Default TX Address
 |           +- Primary RX Address
 |           +- Secondary RX Address
 |           +- Third RX Address
 |           +- Voice Scrambler (Option)
 |
 +- FILE ----+- New
 |           +- Load
 |           +- Save  (=F4)
 |           +- Save As
 |           +- Delete
 |           +- Print (=F5)
 |           +- Go to Dos
 |           +- Exit  (=F3)
 |
 +- MODEL ---+- TK-259 --- F Version --- Voice Scrambler
 |           +- TK-359 --- F Version --- Voice Scrambler
 |
 +- EDIT ----+- Top/Side Key Assignment
 |           |   (press,hold,shift,release)
 |           +- Front Key Assignment
 |           |   (press,hold,shift,release)
 |           +- Scan --------+- Priority Channel
 |           |   Information +- Preference Channel
 |           |               +- Look Back Time A
 |           |               +- Look Back Time B
 |           |               +- User Programming
 |           |
 |           +- Optional ----+- Time Out Timer (TOT)
 |           |    Features   +- TOT Pre-Alert
 |           |               +- TOT Rekey Time
 |           |               +- TOT Reset Time
 |           |               +- Control Tone
 |           |               +- Warning Tone
 |           |               +- Normal Display Format
 |           |               +- Battery Save
 |           |               +- DTMF Enc. Side Tone
 |           |               +- Channel Readout
 |           |               +- Inverted Display
 |           |               +- Lock Code
 |           |               +- Keypad Operation
 |           |               +- Number Entry Timeout
 |           |               +- Mode -----------+- Main
 |           |               |                  +- Panel Test
 |           |               |                  +- Panel Tuning
 |           |               |
 |           |               +- Start up -------+- Scan
 |           |               |                  +- Monitor
 |           |               |                  +- Encode Def.
 |           |               |                  +- Channel
 |           |               |
 |           |               +- Alert Volume ---+- Low Level
 |           |               |                  +- High Level
 |           |               |
 |           |               +- Rts Listen Period
 |           |               +- Rts Active Period
 |           |               +- Hold Delay
 |           |               +- Start Del. Required
 |           |               +- Digit Entry Method
 |           |               +- Copy from Default TX
 |           |
 |           +- System ------+- Syatem Name
 |           |   Parameters  +- Selcall Toneset Standard
 |           |               +- Receive Gap Period
 |           |               +- Selectable Selcall Digits
 |           |               +- Selectable Status Digits
 |           |               +- Busy Symbol Function
 |           |               +- Busy LED
 |           |               +- Return-to-Standby Mode
 |           |               +- Automatic Close
 |           |               +- Monitor Function
 |           |               +- Dropout Delay Time
 |           |               +- TX Dwell Time
 |           |               +- Scan Dwell Time
 |           |               +- Scan Configuration
 |           |               +- Group Digit Selectable
 |           |               +- System Formats -+- Decode Format
 |           |                                  +- Encode Button #1
 |           |                                  +- Encode Button #2
 |           |                                  +- Encode Button #3
 |           |                                  +- Encode Button #4
 |           |                                  +- Encode Button #5
 |           |                                  +- Encode Button #6
 |           |                                  +- Encode PTT-press
 |           |                                  +- Encode PTT-release
 |           |                                  +- Encode DTMF Overdial
 |           |                                  +- Encode DTMF Direct
 |           |                                  +- Encode Channel Select
 |           |
 |           +- Advanced ----+- Decode Formats
 |           |    Options    +- Encode Formats
 |           |               +- Status Message
 |           |               +- Queue Message
 |           |               +- Kenwood Toneset
 |           |
 |           +- Test Frequency
 |           |
 |           +- Embedded Message
 |               (64 characters max. electronic serial # etc.)
 |
 +- PROGRAM -+- Read From Radio
 |           +- Write To Radio
 |           +- Test Mode ---+- Tuning Channel
 |                           +- Tuning Signalling
 |                           +- Tuning ---------+- Squelch
 |                                              +- RF Power High
 |                                              +- RF Power Medium
 |                                              +- RF Power Low
 |                                              +- Max Deviation
 |                                              +- DQT Balance
 |                                              +- DTMF Fine Deviation
 |                                              +- QT Fine Deviation
 |                                              +- DQT Fine Deviation
 |                                              +- 5-TONE Fine Deviation
 |                                              +- Battery Warning Level
 |                                              +- Tuning Print Out
 |
 +- SETUP ---+- Communication Port
 |           +- Display -----+- Display Back Color
 |           |     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; called the Channel Information
               Screen. (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 General or Keyboard Help screens.
 F1          : Opens a Help screen.
 F2          : Toggles Yes/No feature selections or increases selection in
               data fields. (same as [SPACE BAR])
               Opens QT/DQT list when cursor is in QT/DQT field.
               TX and RX control while in the Test and Tuning Mode.
 F3          : Exits from this program and return to the DOS prompt.
 F4          : Saves the current program data with current file name.
 F5          : Prints the current data, Tuning data or Help screen.
 F7          : Next page (same as page up).
 F8          : Previous page (same as page down).
 F9          : Channel Insert (inserts a blank channel row and moves the
               current channel data & all subsequent channels to the next
               channel row).
 F10         : Opens Channel Edit when cursor is in Channel Information
               field.
 Shift+F2    : Opposite function as the [F2].
 Shift+F3    : Copies an entire channel to another channel.
 Shift+F4    : Copies an RX frequency column entry to a TX frequency column.
 Shift+F5    : Copies the data of QT/DQT from a QT/DQT decode column to the
               encode column.
 Shift+F6    : Changes the IF mixer input Frequency to the upper or lower
               mixer Frequency.
               (Needs hardware modifications, see S/M for details) 
 Shift+F9    : Channel Delete (deletes the current channel data row and
               go back all subsequent channel rows by one).
 HOME        : Jumps to channel 1 of the Channel screen, or to page 1 of
               a help screen.
 END         : Jumps to the last channel(Ch 250) of the Channel
               screen. Or to the last page of a help screen.
 ENTER       : Enters data into a program field, or opens a selected window.
 SPACE BAR   : Toggles Yes/No feature selections, increments selection in
               data files, or clears data. (same as [F2])
               TX and RX control while in the Test Mode.
 Shift+SPACE BAR : Opposite function to 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 alphanumerically, 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 
    - Top/Side Key Assignment
    - Front Key Assignment
    - Scan Information
    - Optional Features
    - System parameters
    - Decode Formats
    - Encode Formats
    - Status Message
    - Queue Messafe
    - Kenwood Toneset
    - Embedded Message
    - Test Frequency
    - Channel

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-32D program.

Note: The KPG-32D program can support this command only if your
computer has sufficient memory.

Exit Help
Quits this program and return to the DOS Prompt.

TK-259 Help
Select the frequency version and voice scrambler type
of the radio to be programmed.
 Frequency Version        F1: 150-174 MHz
                          F2: 136-150 MHz
 Voice Scrambler          Yes(A or B)
                          no
Refer radio's service manual.

TK-359 Help
Select the frequency version and voice scrambler type
of the radio to be programmed.
 Frequency Version        F1: 450-470 MHz
                          F2: 406-430 MHz
 Voice Scrambler          Yes(A or B)
                          no
Refer radio's service manual.

Top/Side/Front Key Help
The key definition window allows assignment of key functions to each
of the key actions. Per button four key actions can be defined.
These key actions are press (executed immediately after pressing
the key), hold (executed after holding down the key),
shift (executed when the key is pressed after activation of the
shift function) and release (executed immediately after releasing
the key).

Press SPACE BAR or the F2 key to select.

Disable      : not assigned
0            : enter digit 0
1            : enter digit 1
2            : enter digit 2
3            : enter digit 3
4            : enter digit 4
5            : enter digit 5
6            : enter digit 6
7            : enter digit 7
8            : enter digit 8
9            : enter digit 9
Alert        : alert beep low/high
Batt check   : battery level confirmation
Channel ent. : select channel entry mode
Channel temp : temporary channel number display
Clear all    : clear full dial buffer
Clear digit  : erase one digit
Code lock    : lock operation of radio by means of 4-digit code
Control tone : control tone off/low/high
Digit 1x     : 5th digit up
Digit 10x    : 4th digit up
Digit up     : select digit up
Digit shift  : select next digit
Display roll : queue buffer redisplay
DTMF entry   : select DTMF entry mode
Encode #1    : execute call format #1 (normal call)
Encode #2    : execute call format #2 (free-dialling using selcall)
Encode #3    : execute call format #3 (free-dialling using DTMF)
Encode #4    : execute call format #4 (long tone call)
Encode #5    : execute call format #5 (status call)
Encode #6    : execute call format #6 (emergency call)
Group digit  : enter digit A
Hold delay   : change hold delay
Inv. display : invert the channel diplay
Key lock     : lock the channel switch
Lamp on/off  : lamp on/off
Low select   : set the RF power to low
Message      : queue and status number/message
Mode reset   : reset to default entry mode
Mode select  : toggle between channel and selcall entry
Monitor      : selcall+QT/DQT monitor on/off
Mon-QT/DQT   : QT/DQT monitor on/off
Mon-selcall  : selcall open/close
Mon-mute     : squelch mute
Mon-unmute   : squelch unmute
Mon-toggle   : squelch mute/unmute
Monitoring   : squelch unmute during key is pressed
Pri on       : start priority scanning
Pri on/off   : toggle priority scan on/off
Queue msg    : queue/stqtus
Queue mode   : select queue mode
Queue next   : select next queue entry
Queue select : select next queue entry / default operation mode
Scan on      : start scanning
Scan on/off  : toggle scan on/off
Scan+pri     : toggle priority + scan on/off
Scan+pri on  : start both scan and priority scan
Scan prog    : go to scan programming mode
Scrambler    : scrambler on/off
SA/A confirm : beep tones indicate the status of scrambler A
               as follows:
Selcall ent. : select status entry mode
Status ent.  : select status entry mode
Shift on/off : shift mode on/off
Warning tone : warning tone off/low/high

Priority Channel Help
The 'priority' parameters selects the channel witch is watched
during operation of priority scanning.
Enter None when no priority channel is required.

Press the F2 key or SPACE BAR to alternate between selections.

Pref. Channel Help
The 'preference' parameters selects the default channel used for
speech transmission by pressing the PTT during operation of scanning.

Press the F2 key or SPACE BAR to alternate between selections.

Look Back Time Help
Priority channel checking intervals while receiving on a
non-priority channel.
The radios CPU chooses either Lookback time A or B depending on the
priority channel activity --Program both times.

Press the F2 ey or SPACE BAR to alternate between selections.

[Lookback A]
Priority channel is not busy (no carrier detected).
This time is typically set shorter than Lookback B, since the
priority ch. should be checked more often to prevent missing a call.

 Range   : 0.3 - 5.0s in 0.1s steps
 Default : 0.5s  

[Lookback B]
The priority channel is busy, but tone squelched.
This time is typically set long because the priority ch. is busy
with another caller using a different tone.

 Range   : 0.5 - 5.0s in 0.5s steps
 Default : 2.0s

User Programming Help
Determines whether the user is allowed program the scan list and the
priority channel for the current scan group(Enable) or not(Disable).

Press the F2 key or SPACE BAR to alternate between selections.

Time Out Timer Help
The 'time out timer (TOT)' parameter selects the maximum period
of time the user is allowed to transmit continuously by pressing
the PTT button.
After this period of time the transmitter is automatically
turned off.

 Range   : Off / 30 - 300s in 30s steps
 Default : 60s

Press the F2 key or SPACE BAR to alternate between selections.

TOT Pre-Alert Help
A separate timer used to emit a warning beep before the transmit TOT period 
expires.  For example, if the TOT is set to 200 seconds and the TOT pre-alert 
is set to 190 seconds, a warning beep will sound 10 seconds before the TOT 
expires.  If you enter a value that is higher than the transmit time-out 
value, no transmit warning will be generated.

 Range   : Off / 10 - 250s in 1s steps
 Default : Off

Press the F2 key or SPACE BAR to alternate between selections.

TOT Rekey Help
The 'TOT rekey time' parameter selects the period of time the PTT is
inactive after expiring the transmit timeout.
This facility is useful to avoid continuous use of the radio channel
by one person only.

 Range   : Off / 1 - 60s in 1s steps
 Default : Off

Press the F2 key or SPACE BAR to alternate between selections.

TOT Reset Help
Determines the period of time for the timeout timer (TOT) to reset
after the PTT button is released.

 Range   : Off / 1 - 15s in 1s steps
 Default : Off

Press the F2 key or SPACE BAR to alternate between selections.

Control Tone Help
Beep tone at radio power up.
Keys and selector knob echo-back beeps.

Press the F2 key or SPACE BAR to alternate between selections.

Warning Tone Help
Time-out timer & Busy ch. lockout alert tones.

Press the F2 key or SPACE BAR to alternate between selections.

Normal Display Format Help
Determines the way in which the selcall information and channel
number is displayed.
If the display format is set to selcall, the transceiver will show
the selected selcall address in its default state.
If set to channel, the channel number will be shown instead.
When set to Both, the transceiver will show the channel number
as well as the selected selcall address.

Press the F2 key or SPACE BAR to alternate between selections.

Battery Save Help
Automatic battery saver during standby operation, the receiver
circuit is cycled on & off to conserve battery life.
The "on" time is automatically selected by the current signal
conditions.
The "off" time is selectable as below [off], [short], [medium],
and [long].

Press the F2 key or SPACE BAR to select.

DTMF enc. Side Tone Help
Enable or disable the DTMF encode sidetone monitor function.

Press the F2 key or SPACE BAR to alternate between selections.

Channel Readout Help
This parameter defines one of the channel display method.
If set to 'Alphanum(eric)', the radio displays programmed
alphanumeric data per channel, and displays by numeric on the channel
without alphanumeric data.
If set to 'Numeric', the radio diplays the channels by numeric.

Press the F2 key or SPACE BAR to alternate between selections.

Invert Display Help
This parameter defines one of the channel display method.
If set to 'Enable', the radio can invert the channel display by the
key programmed 'Inverted dispaly'. Refer 'Key assinment'.
If set to 'Disable', the radio maintain normal display.

Press the F2 key or SPACE BAR to alternate between selections.

Lock Code Help
The radio lock code is entered in this field.
The lock code is a four digit numerical code, which is used to
temporary lock operation of the radio by the user.

Keypad Operation Help
The 'keypad operation' parameter selects the default use of the
numerical field of the keypad.
When 'DTMF' is selected, the required mode must be selected first.
When 'selcall', 'channel' or 'status' is selected, the entry mode is
switched automatically to that mode when pressing the first digit.

Press the F2 key or SPACE BAR to alternate between selections.

Number Entry Timeout Help
The 'number entry timeout' parameter selects the period of time the
radio returns to the default operating mode after selection of one
of the available entry modes (i.e. channel entry mode).

 Range   : 0 - 255s in 1s steps
 Default : 10s

Press the F2 key or SPACE BAR to alternate between selections.

Rts Listen Period Help
The RtS (Return-to-Standby) listen period selects the period of time
the user can observe channel activity before placing a call.
After this period of time, the radio closes itself again.
Only active when RtS mode in the system parameters screen is set to
'Enable'.
 Range   : Off / 1 - 255s in 1s steps
 Default : Off

Press the F2 key or SPACE BAR to alternate between selections.

Rts Active Period Help
The RtS (Return-to-Standby) active period selects the period of time
the user can listen and/or respond to a conversation before the
radio closes itself.
Only active when RtS mode in the systems parameter screen is set to
'Enable'.

 Range   : Off / 1 - 255s in 1s steps
 Default : Off

Press the F2 key or SPACE BAR to alternate between selections.

Hold Delay Help
The 'hold delay' parameter determines the period of time the
emergency switch or button must be pressed before the function
(ex. emergency procedure) is activated.
Suggested value: 1s.
Enter value Off to disable this delay.

 Range   : Off / 10 - 2550ms in 10ms steps
 Default : Off

Press the F2 key or SPACE BAR to alternate between selections.

Start Del. Required Help
This parameter selects whether a valid sequential call needs
a preceding period of silence or not.
The minimum period of silence is equal to the receive gap length,
programmed per system group.

Press the F2 key or SPACE BAR to alternate between selections.

Digit Entry Method Help
The 'digit entry method' selects if entry of digits for selcall
transmit overwrites the previous entered address (shift from right
to left), or is replaced first with the default transmit address
before overwrite.

Press the F2 key or SPACE BAR to alternate between selections.

Copy From Default Tx Help
The 'copy from default tx' parameter selects if the keypad
selectable selcall address is overwritten each time when changing
channels (Enable) or not (Disable).
Refer "Default TX address" in channel edit screen.

Press the F2 key or SPACE BAR to alternate between selections.

Startup Scan Help
Determines whether scanning is activated at transceiver switch-on or
not.
 0 - 9  : Activated scan group at transceiver is power-on.

Press the F2 key or SPACE BAR to alternate between selections.

Startup Monitor Help
The 'startup monitor' parameter selects if the radio is initially
open (Enable) or closed (Disable) for selective call operation.

Press the F2 key or SPACE BAR to alternate between selections.

Startup Encode Def. Help
The 'startup encode definition' selects the encode format executed
when switching on the radio.

Press SPACE BAR or the F2 key to select.

Startup Channel Help
The 'startup channel' selects the channel selected when switching on
the radio.
 Channel number : Startup channel.
 Disable        : The channel at transceiver switch-off appears
                  again.

Press the F2 key or SPACE BAR to alternate between selections.

Main 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)

Press the F2 key or SPACE BAR to alternate between selections.

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

Press the F2 key or SPACE BAR to alternate between selections.

Panel Tuning Help
Enable or disable the Panel Tuning mode function (factory use only).
(see S/M for details)

Press the F2 key or SPACE BAR to alternate between selections.

Alert Volume Low Level Help
The 'Low level' parameter selects the low level of alert tone,
control tone and warning tone.
These tone levels are reset to the low level every time power is on.

 Range   : 1 - 256 in 1 steps
 Default : 110

Alert Volume High Level Help
The 'High level' parameter selects the high level of alert tone,
control tone and warning tone.

 Range   : 1 - 256 in 1 steps
 Default : 200

Selcall Toneset Standard Help
The 'selcall toneset standard' parameter determines which selcall
toneset standard is used for decoding selective call messages.
Note that the selcall standard that is used for encoding is defined
within the encode formats.

Press SPACE BAR to alternate between selections.
Press SHIFT key + F2 key to open the tone list.

Receive Gap Period Help
The 'receive gap period' defines the period of time the selcall
decode algorithm requires a 'no-tone' condition after the last valid
tone has been received.
The recommended value for the receive gap period is 1.5 times the
duration per tone, for example, 150 ms for CCIR 100 ms.

 Range   : 0 - 640ms in 5ms steps
 Default : 1.5 times the duration per tone

Press SPACE BAR to alternate between selections.

Selectable Selcall Digits Help
The parameter 'selectable selcall digits' is used to define the
number of digits of the keypad selectable address that may be
changed by the user.
These keypad selectable digits are normally included in the transmit
selective call formats.

Press SPACE BAR to alternate between selections.

Selectable Status Digits Help
The parameter 'selectable status digits' is used to define the
number of digits of the status number that may be changed by the
user.

Press SPACE BAR to alternate between selections.

Busy Symbol Function Help
The parameter 'busy symbol function' determines the function of the
busy symbol on the display.
If set to 'Carrier', it will indicate presence of a carrier on the
selected channel.
If set to 'QT/DQT', it will indicate a carrier without or wrong
QT/DQT.

Press SPACE BAR to alternate between selections.

Busy LED Help
Select the busy LED funcion.
If set to 'Carrier', it will indicate presence of a carrier on the
selected channel.
If set to 'QT/DQT', it will indicate a carrier without or wrong
QT/DQT.
If set to 'disable', the busy LED function is disabled.

Press SPACE BAR to alternate between selections.

Return-To-Standby Mode Help
The 'Return-to-Standby mode' parameter selects whether or not the
RtS facility is used.
If set to 'Disable', RtS does not operate.
If set to 'TX only', the RtS timer is retriggered while transmitting
in the active mode.
If set to 'TX/RX', the RtS timer is retriggered while transmitting
as well as receiving (carrier detect of QT/DQT operated) in the
active mode.

Press SPACE BAR to alternate between selections.

Automatic Close Help
The 'automatic close' parameter determines the number of digits that
have to match the primary receive address in order to close the
radio.
When 'None' is selected, the automatic close facility is disabled.
It is recommended to enter the highest number of digits possible for
operation of automatic close, for example, 'Three' for a 5-tone
decode format with the first three digits fixed and two variable
digits.

Press SPACE BAR to alternate between selections.

Monitor Function Help
The 'monitor function' parameter determines the function of the
monitor key.
If set to 'Selcall', the monitor key operates as selcall
open / close.
If set to 'QT/DQT', the monitor key operates as QT/DQT monitor.
If set to 'Both', the monitor key operates as combined selcall
and QT/DQT monitor.
If set to 'Reset', the monitor key resets the selcall mute.
If set to 'Disable', the monitor key has no function.
If set to 'Enable', the monitor key operates as QT/DQT monitor.

Press SPACE BAR to alternate between selections.

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

 Range   : 0.5 - 15.0s in 0.5s steps
 Default : 3.0s

Press SPACE BAR to alternate between selections.

Tx Dwell Time Help
TX dwell time interval from the end of the transmit to the time scan
automatically resumes.

 Range   : 0.5 - 15.0s in 0.5s steps
 Default : 3.0s

Press SPACE BAR to alternate between selections.

Scan Dwell Time Help
The 'scan dwell time' determines the period of time after which
scanning is resumed while continuously detecting activity on the
channel.
If set to Off, the scan dwell facility is disabled.

 Range   : Off / 1 - 255s in 1s steps
 Default : Off

Press SPACE BAR to alternate between selections.

Scan Configuration Help
The 'scan configuration' parameter determines the operating mode of
scanning defined for the current system group.
Available selections are: carrier, QT/DQT, selcall, both,
selcall-st, both-st and no carrier.
Using the /st selections, scanning will stop after the unit has been
called until a button is pressed.

Press SPACE BAR to alternate between selections.

Group Digit Selectable Help
The 'group digit selectable' parameter determines if group digit
selection is possible using the Digit 1x, Digit 10x and Digit Up
keys (Enable) or if group digit selection is not allowed (Disable).

Press SPACE BAR to alternate between selections.

Decode Format Help
The 'decode format' parameter selects the format used to decode
incoming selective call messages.
Note that the decode format itself can include links to other decode
formats to allow decoding of multiple formats.

Press SPACE BAR or the F2 key to select.

Encode Button #1 Help
The encode format for 'encode button #1' is selected in this field.
The selected encode format will be executed if the key or button
(linked to this encode button function within the key definition
menu) is activated.
Suggested use: normal call.

Press SPACE BAR or the F2 key to select.

Encode Button #2 Help
The encode format for 'encode button #2' is selected in this field.
The selected encode format will be executed if the key or button
(linked to this encode button function within the key definition
menu) is activated.
Suggested use: free-dial selcall.

Press SPACE BAR or the F2 key to select.

Encode Button #3 Help
The encode format for 'encode button #3' is selected in this field.
The selected encode format will be executed if the key or button
(linked to this encode button function within the key definition
menu) is activated.
Suggested use: free-dial DTMF.

Press SPACE BAR or the F2 key to select.

Encode Button #4 Help
The encode format for 'encode button #4' is selected in this field.
The selected encode format will be executed if the key or button
(linked to this encode button function within the key definition
menu) is activated.
Suggested use: single-tone transmission.

Press SPACE BAR or the F2 key to select.

Encode Button #5 Help
The encode format for 'encode button #5' is selected in this field.
The selected encode format will be executed if the key or button
(linked to this encode button function within the key definition
menu) is activated.
Suggested use: status call.

Press SPACE BAR or the F2 key to select.

Encode Button #6 Help
The encode format for 'encode button #6' is selected in this field.
The selected encode format will be executed if the key or button
(linked to this encode button function within the key definition
menu) is activated.
Suggested use: emergency call.

Press SPACE BAR or the F2 key to select.

Encode PTT-press Help
The encode format selected here is executed when the PTT-button is
pressed.
This encode format can be used to send an ANI message every time the
PTT button is pressed.
When "Encode PTT-press" is set to disable, the transceiver acts
normal PTT operation.

Press SPACE BAR or the F2 key to select.

Encode PTT-release Help
The encode format selected here is executed when the PTT-button is
released.
This encode format can be used to send an ANI message every time the
PTT button is released.

Press SPACE BAR or the F2 key to select.

Encode DTMF Overdial Help
This encode format is executed every time a key is pressed while the
PTT button is held down for speech conversation.
Using a suitable encode format definition this facility can be used
to provide DTMF overdialling.

Press SPACE BAR or the F2 key to select.

Encode DTMF Direct Help
The encode format selected here is executed every time another
channel is selected by DTMF keypad, also while scanning.
The encode function can be used to customized some channel
characteristics.

Press SPACE BAR or the F2 key to select.

Encode Channel Select Help
The encode format selected here is executed every time another
channel is selected by channel selector, also while scanning.
This encode function can be used to customize some channel
characteristics.

Press SPACE BAR or the F2 key to select.

Decode Formats Help
The decode format editor allows entry, editing and compiling of
decode formats.
Decode formats consists of a series of instructions, separated by a
space character; these instructions are:

CMP  DECI ENCI DECIT BEEPI QUEUE GRP0  SSTO
STO  DECG ENCG DECGT BEEPG DISPQ GRPA  EMGOF
ACK  DECA ENCA DECAT BEEP  DISPM GRPN  CKSAT
MONO DECF QUE3 QUE6  RSTUN REPOF GRP0A
MONF QUE1 QUE4 QUE7  RVIVE ERASE CLOSE
MONC QUE2 QUE5 QUE8  RKILL XPASS

See programming manual for detail.

** Nemonic **   ** Description **
ACK            : show ACK sign
BEEP num       : sound alert for individual and group calls
BEEPG num      : sound alert for group calls only
BEEPI num      : sound alert for individual calls only
CKSAT          : check for QT/DQT decode
CLOSE          : check is decode triggered by Return-to-Standby
CMP seq        : compare to sequence; immediate or indirect
DECA dec       : execute decode format if individual or group call
DECAT time dec : trigger decode format for time ms if individual or
                 group call
DECF dec       : execute decode format if call fail
DECG dec       : execute decode format if group call
DECGT time dec : trigger decode format for time ms if group call
DECI dec       : execute decode format if individual call
DECIT time dec : trigger decode format for time ms if individual
                 call
DISPM          : select queue message mode
DISPQ          : select queue mode, show first entry
EMGOF          : emergency mode off
ENCA enc       : execute encode format if individual or group call
ENCG enc       : execute encode format if group call
ENCI enc       : execute encode format if individual call
ERASE time     : erases contents temporary buffer after period of
                 time
GRP0           : decode 0-tone as group digit
GRP0A          : decode both A-tone and 0-tone as group digit
GRPA           : decode A-tone as group digit
GRPN           : no group digit decode
MONC           : monitor close
MONF           : monitor open, flash(blink) LED
MONO           : monitor open
QUEUE          : queue contents of temporary buffer with channel no.
QUE1           : queue buffer, with channel, duplicate allowed, FILO
QUE2           : queue buffer, w/o channel, duplicate allowed, FILO
QUE3           : queue buffer, with channel, no duplicate allowed,
                 FILO
QUE4           : queue buffer, w/o channel, no duplicate allowed,
                 FILO
QUE5           : queue buffer, with channel, duplicate allowed, FIFO
QUE6           : queue buffer, w/o channel, duplicate allowed, FIFO
QUE7           : queue buffer, with channel, no duplicate allowed,
                 FIFO
QUE8           : queue buffer, w/o channel, no duplicate allowed,
                 FIFO
REPOF          : repeat sequence off
RKILL          : remote kill
RSTUN          : remote stun
RVIVE          : remote revive
SSTO           : status store
STO index      : store digits for queuing
XPASS          : exit if individual or group call match

The parameters mentioned are:

seq      : Sequence of immediate and/or indirect digits:
           #dig      immediate digit
           ^Dptr     default transmit address
           ^Pptr     primary receive address
           ^Sptr     secondary receive address
           ^Tptr     third receive address
           ^Qptr     temporary queue entry
           ^Uptr     selectable status address
           ^Mptr     miscellaneous digits
           ^Kptr     selectable selcall address
dig      : Digit: 0 .. 9 and A .. F
ptr      : Pointer: 1 .. 5
index    : Index: 1 .. 5
num      : Alert beep number: 0 .. 46
enc      : Encode format
dec      : Decode format
time     : Standard time: 0 .. 2550 ms in 10 ms steps
alertseq : External alert sequence: 00000000 .. 11111111

Encode Formats Help
The encode format editor allows entry, editing and compiling of
encode formats.
Valid instructions are:

TXS RX  TONE SENDC SEND XCLOS SELT SELCH CLOSE OPEN
TXD SCT SCTP SDIAL SLEN XOPEN SELD SELSC TXTOF TEXT
TXM SCR SCRP SCOFF SCHK XSCAN SELS SELMC STOPS STRTS
TXP LEN SCPH DTAIL RSMS XCARR SELM PREFA STOPP STRTP
TXF DEL TSET ERRX0 RSML XCTCN SELC PREFS DIFIX SBUSY
RXP TPE RIGN ERRX1 RTSO XCTCW XSAT SPREV CLACK
RXF TPD RACK WAITR RTSL XIDEL XPRI RSTDL ENTTM
REP ENC BEEP EMGON RTSA XLIST      XSENS

See programming manual for detail.

** Nemonic **   ** Description **
BEEP num       : sound alert tone sequence
CLACK          : clear ACK sign
CLOSE          : select selcall mute close
DEL xtime      : execute delay
DIFIX          : display fix
DTAIL          : DQT tail tone transmission
EMGON          : activate emergency mode
ENC enc        : execute encode format
ENTTM ltime    : assign entry timeout
ERRX0          : error alert on exit off
ERRX1          : error alert on exit on
LEN xtime      : select duration per tone
OPEN           : select selcall mute open
PREFA          : select preference channel when in scan mode
PREFS          : select preference channel when in scan mode and
                 scanning
RACK stime dec : trigger acknowledge receive during period of time
REP rep        : repeat sequence for rep times
RIGN stime     : receive ignore during period of time
RSML ltime     : resume after long period of time (1 .. 255 s)
RSMS stime     : resume after short period of time (10 .. 2550 ms)
RSTDL          : restart encode format if dial digit available
RTSA           : reload RtS with active tome-out
RTSL           : reload RtS with listen or active time-out
RTSO           : reload RtS only when in active mode
RX             : switch to receive mode
RXF rf-freq    : switch to receive using in-line frequency
RXP            : switch to receive using programmed frequency
SBUSY          : skip encode send digits if channel busy
SCHK           : send checksum digit
SCOFF          : QT/DQT transmit off
SCPH           : QT phase 180 degrees
SCR st-tone    : QT/DQT receive using in-line QT or DQT code
SCRP           : QT/DQT receive using programmed frequency
SCT st-tone    : QT/DQT transmit using in-line QT or DQT code
SCTP           : QT/DQT transmit using programmed frequency
SDIAL          : send free-dialled string of digits
SELC           : select queue message
SELCH channel  : select radio channel
SELD           : select free dial mode
SELM           : select status message
SELMC          : select queue message and status message
SELS           : select status entry mode
SELSC scangr   : select scan group
SELT           : select tone mode
SEND seq       : send sequence of digits, immediate or indirect
SENDC          : send queue
SENDS          : send status
SLEN ofs       : send length indicator plus offset
SPREV          : select previously selected channel when in scan
                 mode
STOPP          : stop priority scan
STOPS          : stop scanning
STRTP          : start priority scan
STRTS          : start scanning
TEXT 'text'    : output text on display
TONE af-freq   : send single tone
TPD            : transparency disable
TPE            : transparency enable
TSET toneset   : select toneset
TXD            : switch to transmit, DTMF path
TXF rf-freq    : switch to transmit using in-line frequency
TXM            : switch to transmit, microphone path
TXP            : switch to transmit using programmed frequency
TXS            : switch to transmit, selcall path
TXTOF          : restore normal display operation
WAITR          : wait for key release
XCARR          : exit if carrier detected
XCLOS          : exit if selcall mute closed
XCTCN          : exit if no or wrong QT/DQT detected
XCTCW          : exit if no carrier, no or wrong QT/DQT detected
XIDLE          : exit if Return-to-Standby idle mode
XLIST          : exit if Return-to-Standby idle or listen mode
XOPEN          : exit if selcall mute open
XPRI           : exit if in priority scan mode
XSAT st-tone   : exit if wrong QT/DQT in-line
XSCAN          : exit if in scan mode
XSENS          : exit if scanning, but not stopped on channel

The parameters mentioned are:

seq     : Sequence of immediate and/or indirect digits:
          #dig   immediate digit
          ^Dptr  default transmit address
          ^Pptr  primary receive address
          ^Sptr  secondary receive address
          ^Tptr  third receive address
          ^Qptr  temporary queue entry
          ^Uptr  selectable status address
          ^Mptr  miscellaneous digits
          ^Kptr  selectable selcall address
dig     : Digit: 0 .. 9 and A .. F
ptr     : Pointer: 1 .. 5
ofs     : Offset: 0 .. 9
dec     : Decode format
enc     : Encode format
re-freq : Transceiver frequency: dependent on selected range
af-freq : Audio frequency: 300 .. 3000 Hz
st-tone : QT frequency (67.0 to 250.3) or DQT code (N or I)
toneset : ZVEI, CCIR, EEA, PZVEI, DZVEI, PCCIR, PDZVEI, ZVEI-2, EIA,
          Natel, AP-369, Kenwood
xtime   : Extended time: 1 .. 7000 ms in 1 ms units
stime   : Standard time: 0 .. 2550 ms in 10 ms units
ltime   : Long time: 0 .. 255 seconds in 1 second units
num     : Alert beep number: 0 .. 46
rep     : Repeat factor: 0 .. 255
text    : String of characters
channel : Channel number: 1 .. 250
scangr  : Scan group number or direction: 0 .. 9, UP, DOWN

Status Message Help
The status message is entered in this field.
The status message is a maximum of 16 characters.

Queue Message Help
The queue number and who has called in this field.
The queue number is a maximum of 5 digit code.
The who has called is a maximum of 16 characters.

Kenwood Toneset Help
Type KENWOOD tone directly.
You can have original toneset by this feature.

 tone   : 300 - 3000Hz in 1Hz steps
 period : 20 - 150ms in 1ms steps

Press the F2 key or SPACE BAR to alternate between selections.

Test Frequency Help
The radio can be programmed with test frequencies for alignment
purposes. Additionally required frequencies can be directly entered
below.

Embedded Message Help
Up to 64 alphanumeric characters can be programmed into the radio.
This can be used for an electric 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 required message directly.

RX/TX Frequency Help
Type a Receive and Transmit frequency directly.
Receive-only channels are allowed.
Refer radio's service manual for spec ex. frequency RANGE, step.

QT/DQT Help
Type tone or code directly. 
QT: 67.0 to 250.3 Hz (in 0.1 Hz steps)
DQT: codes 000 to 777
  Enter D###N  for  (Normal)
	D###I  for (Inverted)
  (codes default to Normal if ( I ) is not entered)
    -or-
Press F2 key, open QT/DQT chart, 
    (QT: 67.0 to 250.3)
    (DQT: 023 to 754 in the Chart)
then select.

Channel Name Help
Enter a maximum of 4 characters.
The RX frequency must be entered BEFORE the channel name.

Note: The channel name assigned to the RX frequency.

Power Select Help
RF power can be set per channel.
High   : 5 Watts (VHF)
         4 Watts (UHF)
Medium : 2 Watts
Low    : 1 Watt

Press the F2 key or SPACE BAR to select.

Clock Frequency Shift Help
Shifts the microprocessor system clock frequency per channel to
prevent interference.

Press the F2 key or SPACE BAR to alternate between the selections.

Voice Scrambler Help
Sets the code for scrambler B.
Set to Off when not using the scrambler.
Select scrambler B in model name screen.
See radio's service manual for hardware information.

Press the F2 key or SPACE BAR to alternate between selections.

Default Tx Address Help
The 'default tx address' defines the default contents of the
selectable part of the transmit selcall address.
This address is used at radio turn-on, when the channel is selected
while the parameter 'Copy from default tx' is set to 'Enable', or
when the contents of the keypad buffer is replaced on entry of
another selcall address.

Primary Rx Address Help
The 'primary rx address' defines the primary own identity of the
radio.
In most applications, this parameter is used to define the unit's own
5-tone address.

Secondary Rx Address Help
The 'secondary rx address' defines the secondary own identity of the
radio.
In most applications, this parameter is used to define the unit's
second 5-tone address.

Third Rx Address Help
The 'third rx address' defines the third own identity of the radio.
In most applications, this parameter is used to define the unit's
third 5-tone address.

Scan Include List Help
The 'scan include list' parameter defines the scan groups to which
the currently selected channel must belong.
If a digit is shown, the channel is included in that particular
scan group.
If the channel does not belong to a defined scan group, a dash
symbol will be shown at that position.
Editing of this parameter is possible by entering the scan group
number in one string; for example, enter 156 to include the current
channel into scan groups 1, 5 and 6.

System Reference Help
The 'system reference' parameter selects the system group for the
currently selected channel.
The parameters of the referred system group will by used when that
channel is selected on the radio.

Press SPACE BAR or the F2 key to select.

Channel Copy Help
Copies the entire channel data to another channel(s).

Use SHIFT + F3 to copy a channel.

Frequency Copy Help
Copies a channels RX frequency to the TX column.

Use Shift + F4 to copy a RX frequency.

QT/DQT Copy Help
Copies the data of QT/DQT from a QT/DQT decode column to the encode
column.

Use Shift + F5 to copy decode tone.

IF & Heterodyne Help
Do not change IF & Heterodyne in normal use to avoid DAMAGE of DATA.
This data is for factory use only.

Press the F2 key or SPACE BAR to alternate between selections.

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

Write To Radio Help
Writes currently loaded program data into the radio's memory.
Before writing to the radio, Verify the model type selected in your
current data file matches the  model of target radio.
-- Then hit Enter to program the radio.

Tuning Channel Help
Select test channel and signaling for tuning, then press [F10] to
enter the PC tuning mode.
Refer radio's service manual.

Note:The radio is already tuned to default value at the factory.

Tuning Signaling Help
Select test channel and signaling for tuning, then press [F10] to
enter the PC tuning mode.
Refer radio's service manual.

Note:The radio is already tuned to default value at the factory.

Squelch Help
Preset Squelch level adjustment.

Press <- or -> to increment selection.

RF Power High Help
Preset RF Power High level adjustment.

Press <- or -> to increment selection.

RF Power Medium Help
Preset RF Power Medium level adjustment.

Press <- or -> to increment selection.

RF Power Low Help
Preset RF Power Low level adjustment.

Press <- or -> to increment selection.

Max Deviation Help
Preset Maximum Deviation level adjustment.

Press <- or -> to increment selection.

DQT Balance Help
Preset DQT encode balance adjustment.

Press <- or -> to increment selection.

DTMF Fine Deviation Help
Preset DTMF encode level 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.

5 Fine Deviation Help
Preset 5-Tone encode level adjustment.

Press <- or -> to increment selection.

Battry Warning Level Help
Preset Battery Warning level adjustment.

Press <- or -> to increment selection.

Tuning Print Out Help
Print out currently memorized Tuning Data.

Communication Port Help
Select the COM port of the computer's serial communication port for
programming.
These are two choices, COM1 or COM2.
COM port setting's 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.

Black & White Color Help
Monochrome display mode.

Display Back Color Help
Main window's background color.

Press the F2 key or SPACE BAR to alternate between selections.

Input Data Color Help
Input data cursor color.

Press the F2 key or SPACE BAR to alternate between selections.

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

Press the F2 key or SPACE BAR to alternate between selections.

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

Press the F2 key or SPACE BAR to alternate between selections.

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

Press the F2 key or SPACE BAR to alternate between selections.

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

Press the F2 key or SPACE BAR to alternate between selections.

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

Press the F2 key or SPACE BAR to alternate between selections.

Help Window Color Help
Help window's background color.

Press the F2 key or SPACE BAR to alternate between selections.

Help Path Help
Help message files are contained in this program under
drive:\KPG32D\KPG32D.HLP.
The drive and path statement that this program uses to access these
messages is initially set to A:\KPG32D.

Type the required drive and path.

List Help
Move the cursor using arrow key and press enter key to determine.

End Of Help File

