   KPG-59D Help File  Version 2.10  3rd Release.


   File name: KPG59D_3.HLP



Toggle SW Help
The Toggle Switch can be programmed for the following functions
only:
No Function, AUX, Invert Display, Key Lock, Low Power, Monitor,
Scan, Shift, Squelch Off, Talk Around.

To view the programmable functions and help screens for this
key/switch:
Press [F2] to access the Key List; in the Key List window, select
the item and then press [F1] to access the Help window. Select the
desired function from the Key List window by the arrow keys, then
press [Enter].

Toggle Switch Operation:
  Left position : function OFF
  Right position: function ON

Top1 Help
The Top1 Key is located on the right side of the LCD display.
It can be programmed for any function.

To view the programmable functions and help screens for this
key/switch:
Press [F2] to access the Key List; in the Key List window, select
the item and then press [F1] to access the Help window. Select the
desired function from the Key List window by the arrow keys, then
press [Enter].

Note: When a key has been assigned the "Shift" function, it cannot
      be assigned a "Shift + key" function.

Shift+Top1 Help
The Top1 Key (or any PF key and the toggle switch) can be assigned
a primary function and a secondary "Shift + key" function
(key = the key or toggle switch). The secondary "Shift + key"
function is programmed in the same Edit/Key Assignment field of
this program.

To view the programmable functions and help screens for either the
primary or secondary "Shift + key" functions:
Press [F2] to access the Key List. In the Key List window, select
the desired "function" by using the arrow keys; press [Enter] to
select the item. Press [F1] to view the Help window for each
function.

Note1: A dedicated "Shift" function key (or toggle switch) must be
       programmed to activate the secondary "Shift + key" function.
       (press Shift and hold, then press the "key" to activate the
       "Shift + key" function.)

Note2: When a key has been assigned the "Shift" function, it cannot
       be assigned a "Shift + key" function.

Top2 Help
The Top2 Key is the rightmost key on the right side of the LCD
display. It can be programmed for any function.

To view the programmable functions and help screens for this
key/switch:
Press [F2] to access the Key List; in the Key List window, select
the item and then press [F1] to access the Help window. Select the
desired function from the Key List window by arrow keys, then press
[Enter].

Note: When a key has been assigned the "Shift" function, it cannot
      be assigned a "Shift + key" function.

Shift+Top2 Help
The Top2 Key (or any PF key and the toggle switch) can be assigned
a primary function and a secondary "Shift + key" function
(key = the key or toggle switch). The secondary "Shift + key"
function is programmed in the same Edit/Key Assignment field of
this program.

To view the programmable functions and help screens for either the
primary or secondary "Shift + key" functions:
Press [F2] to access the Key List. In the Key List window, select
the desired "function" by using the arrow keys; press [Enter] to
select the item. Press [F1] to view the Help window for each
function.

Note1: A dedicated "Shift" function key (or toggle switch) must be
       programmed to activate the secondary "Shift + key" function.
       (press Shift and hold, then press the "key" to activate the
       "Shift + key" function.)

Note2: When a key has been assigned the "Shift" function, it cannot
       be assigned a "Shift + key" function.

Orange Help
The Orange Key is on the radio side above the PTT switch. It can be
programmed for any function.

To view the programmable functions and help screens for this
key/switch:
Press [F2] to access the Key List; in the Key List window, select
the item and then press [F1] to access the Help window. Select the
desired function from the Key List window by arrow keys, then press
[Enter].

Note: If "Shift" is selected for a key, you cannot program the
      "Shift" function to any other keys or the Toggle switch.

Shift+Orange Help
The Orange Key (or any PF key and the toggle switch) can be assigned
a primary function and a secondary "Shift + key" function
(key = the key or toggle switch). The secondary "Shift + key"
function is programmed in the same Edit/Key Assignment field of
this program.

To view the programmable functions and help screens for either the
primary or secondary "Shift + key" functions:
Press [F2] to access the Key List. In the Key List window, select
the desired "function" by using the arrow keys; press [Enter] to
select the item. Press [F1] to view the Help window for each
function.

Note1: A dedicated "Shift" function key (or toggle switch) must be
       programmed to activate the secondary "Shift + key" function.
       (press Shift and hold, then press the "key" to activate the
       "Shift + key" function.)

Note2: When a key has been assigned the "Shift" function, it cannot
       be assigned a "Shift + key" function.

Side1 Help
The Side1 Key is located below the PTT switch and can be programmed
for any function.

To view the programmable functions and help screens for this
key/switch:
Press [F2] to access the Key List; in the Key List window, select
the item and then press [F1] to access the Help window. Select the
desired function from the Key List window by arrow keys, then press
[Enter].

Note1: When a key has been assigned the "Shift" function, it cannot
       be assigned a "Shift + key" function.

Note2: This key operates as the "SQL Level adjuster" in the Squelch
       Level Adjust Mode.

Note3: This key operates as the "OST number selector" in the
       Operator Selectable Tone Select Mode.

Note4: This key operates as the "Scrambler code selector" in the
       Scrambler Code Select Mode.

Caution !!
If "Emergency Call" function is programmed to this key, the operator
can not activate the Emergency Call in the Squelch Level Adjust
Mode, Operator Selectable Tone Select Mode and Scrambler Code
Select Mode.

Shift+Side1 Help
The Side1 Key (or any PF key and the toggle switch) can be assigned
a primary function and a secondary "Shift + key" function
(key = the key or toggle switch). The secondary "Shift + key"
function is programmed in the same Edit/Key Assignment field of
this program.

To view the programmable functions and help screens for either the
primary or secondary "Shift + key" functions:
Press [F2] to access the Key List. In the Key List window, select
the desired "function" by using the arrow keys; press [Enter] to
select the item. Press [F1] to view the Help window for each
function.

Note1: A dedicated "Shift" function key (or toggle switch) must be
       programmed to activate the secondary "Shift + key" function.
       (press Shift and hold, then press the "key" to activate the
       "Shift + key" function.)

Note2: When a key has been assigned the "Shift" function, it cannot
       be assigned a "Shift + key" function.

Side2 Help
The Side2 Key is located below the PTT switch and can be programmed
for any function.

To view the programmable functions and help screens for this
key/switch:
Press [F2] to access the Key List; in the Key List window, select
the item and then press [F1] to access the Help window. Select the
desired function from the Key List window by arrow keys, then press
[Enter].

Note1: When a key has been assigned the "Shift" function, it cannot
       be assigned a "Shift + key" function.

Note2: This key operates as the "SQL Level adjuster" in the Squelch
       Level Adjust Mode.

Note3: This key operates as the "OST number selector" in the
       Operator Selectable Tone Select Mode.

Note4: This key operates as the "Scrambler code selector" in the
       Scrambler Code Select Mode.

Caution !!
If "Emergency Call" function is programmed to this key, the operator
can not activate the Emergency Call in the Squelch Level Adjust
Mode, Operator Selectable Tone Select Mode and Scrambler Code
Select Mode.

Shift+Side2 Help
The Side2 Key (or any PF key and the toggle switch) can be assigned
a primary function and a secondary "Shift + key" function
(key = the key or toggle switch). The secondary "Shift + key"
function is programmed in the same Edit/Key Assignment field of
this program.

To view the programmable functions and help screens for either the
primary or secondary "Shift + key" functions:
Press [F2] to access the Key List. In the Key List window, select
the desired "function" by using the arrow keys; press [Enter] to
select the item. Press [F1] to view the Help window for each
function.

Note1: A dedicated "Shift" function key (or toggle switch) must be
       programmed to activate the secondary "Shift + key" function.
       (press Shift and hold, then press the "key" to activate the
       "Shift + key" function.)

Note2: When a key has been assigned the "Shift" function, it cannot
       be assigned a "Shift + key" function.

PF1 (Orange) Help
The PF1 (Orange) Key located on the speaker-microphone can be
programmed for any function.

To view the programmable functions and help screens for this
key/switch:
Press [F2] to access the Key List; in the Key List window, select
the item and then press [F1] to access the Help window. Select the
desired function from the Key List window by arrow keys, then press
[Enter].

PF2 (Black) Help
The PF2 (Black) Key located on the speaker-microphone can be
programmed for any function.

To view the programmable functions and help screens for this
key/switch:
Press [F2] to access the Key List; in the Key List window, select
the item and then press [F1] to access the Help window. Select the
desired function from the Key List window by arrow keys, then press
[Enter].

Hold Time Help
This parameter can be programmed for "Key Lock" or "Emergency Call"
functions. It is the time required for the key to be active before
the function is activated.

Range  : 0 to 2.0 sec. (0.5 sec. steps)
Default: 0.5 sec.

Select the desired value by pressing [SPACE BAR], [SHIFT]+[SPACE BAR],
[F2] or [SHIFT]+[F2].

UP Help
UP key is located on the right side of the LCD display and
above the DW key.
Detail of programmable items:
Press [F2] to access the Key List window. You can see the programmable
items. In the Key List window, select the item and then press [F1] to
access the Help window. You can see the explanation.

Note1: This key works as the "SQL Level adjuster" in the Squelch
       Level Adjust Mode.

Note2: This key works as the "OST number selector" in the Operator
       Selectable Tone Select Mode.

Note3: This key works as the "SCR code selector" in the Scrambler
       Code Select Mode.

Select desired function from the Key List window by arrow keys,
then press [Enter].

DW Help
DW key is located on the right side of the LCD display and
below the UP key.
Detail of programmable items:
Press [F2] to access the Key List window. You can see the programmable
items. In the Key List window, select the item and then press [F1] to
access the Help window. You can see the explanation.

Note1: This key works as the "SQL Level adjuster" in the Squelch
       Level Adjust Mode.

Note2: This key works as the "OST number selector" in the Operator
       Selectable Tone Select Mode.

Note3: This key works as the "SCR code selector" in the Scrambler
       Code Select Mode.

Select desired function from the Key List window by arrow keys,
then press [Enter].

MON Help
MON key is located on the right side of the Power SW.
Detail of programmable items:
Press [F2] to access the Key List window. You can see the programmable
items. In the Key List window, select the item and then press [F1] to
access the Help window. You can see the explanation.

Select desired function from the Key List window by arrow keys,
then press [Enter].

A Help
A key is located on the right side of the MON key.
Detail of programmable items:
Press [F2] to access the Key List window. You can see the programmable
items. In the Key List window, select the item and then press [F1] to
access the Help window. You can see the explanation.

Select desired function from the Key List window by arrow keys,
then press [Enter].

B Help
B key is located on the right side of the A key.
Detail of programmable items:
Press [F2] to access the Key List window. You can see the programmable
items. In the Key List window, select the item and then press [F1] to
access the Help window. You can see the explanation.

Select desired function from the Key List window by arrow keys,
then press [Enter].

C Help
C key is located on the right side of the B key.
Detail of programmable items:
Press [F2] to access the Key List window. You can see the programmable
items. In the Key List window, select the item and then press [F1] to
access the Help window. You can see the explanation.

Select desired function from the Key List window by arrow keys,
then press [Enter].

SCN Help
SCN key is located on the right side of the C key.
Detail of programmable items:
Press [F2] to access the Key List window. You can see the programmable
items. In the Key List window, select the item and then press [F1] to
access the Help window. You can see the explanation.

Select desired function from the Key List window by arrow keys,
then press [Enter].

[No Function] Help
"No Function" can be programmed to any PF key or Toggle Switch
(TK-190 only) to make it a non-functioning control.
If a "no function" key/switch is pressed/switched, only an input
Error Tone is emitted (no function is performed).

Note: To disable the Error Tone, select "0" (zero) audio level in
      the Optional Features/Control Tone settings.

[AUX] Help
TK-190
The AUX function can be programmed to any PF key or the Toggle
Switch (only when not in use by an installed voice scrambler
board as the scramble on/off control).
The AUX function can be used to control an installed ANI or other
encode signaling device (see service manual for details). When
pressed, the "AUX" icon lights on the LCD and the CLR/C port inside
of the radio goes to high level. If pressed again, the AUX icon
goes off and the CLR/C port goes to low level.

Note: If the AUX is programmed to both Toggle SW and push key, it is 
      activated by the Toggle SW only. The push key operation does
      not work and an error tone sounds.

TK-6110
The AUX function can be programmed for push key.
If this key is pressed, the "A" icon lights on the LCD and the AUX
port which is contained in 15-pin connector located at the rear of
the transceiver goes to low level.
If pressed again, the "A" icon goes off and the AUX port goes to
Open-Collector.

[Channel Down] Help
The Channel Down function can be programmed to any key.

Pressing this key once, the channels decrement by one step.
If held down for 500msec., the channels decrement continuously.

[Channel Up] Help
The Channel Up function can be programmed to any key.

Pressing this key once, the channels increment by one step.
If held down for 500msec., the channels increment continuously.

[Channel Name] Help
This function switches the LCD display between the current channel
number and programmed Channel Name (programmed alphanumeric alias).
It can be assigned to any key.

[Delete/Add] Help
This function switches the currently displayed channel between
"delete" and "add" status in the scan map (default: added).
When "added" an "A" icon (TK-190) or a "CH ADD" icon (TK-6110) 
appears in the LCD and the channel is scanned; this icon is absent
when "delete" and the channel is not scanned.
The delete/add re-write the pre-programmed delete/add settings
in the Channel Information screen.

Note: While in Scan Mode, the [Delete/Add] key operates as a
      "Temporary Del/Add" function. When the radio exits from
      the Scan Mode, the channel returns to the pre-set "Delete/Add"
      setting.

[Emergency Call] Help
When the Emergency function (key) is activated, the radio enters
the "Emergency Mode". 
In this mode, the radio automatically switches to the programmed
"Emergency Channel" and starts transmission with the Emergency ID
Code programmed in an installed ANI Board (dependent on ANI board
capabilities and programming). The LCD display (Emergency Text) and
the TX LED operation are dependent on the "Emergency CH Display"
settings. 
(See Edit/Optional Features/Emergency CH Display)

Note1: The Emergency Call/Emergency Channel feature only operates
       with an optionally installed ANI board.

Note2: Only one Emergency Call channel can be specified per radio.

Caution !!
If "Emergency Call" function is programmed to the Side1 key or
Side2 key, the operator can not activate the Emergency Call in
the Squelch Level Adjust Mode, Operator Selectable Tone Select
Mode and Scrambler Code Select Mode.

[Home Channel] Help
Pressing the HC function key causes the radio to switch to the
pre-programmed Home Channel without using the channel selector.
See the Channel Information/Channel Edit screen to program the
current channel as the home channel.

Non-Scan mode:
Pressing the HC causes the small 3-digit display in the LCD
(upper left-hand) to momentarily display "HC" and radio switches
to the Home Channel. Pressing again returns the radio to the
previously selected channel. Changing the channel selector or
cycling power on/off switches the radio to the channel selectors
channel.

Scan mode:
During scanning, pressing HC causes the radio to momentarily
stop scan and switch to the Home Channel (if "Revert = Selected",
then HC becomes the scan revert channel). If pressed again, the
radio will NOT return to the previous channel. While receiving a
call, pressing HC changes the channel to the Home Channel (if
"Revert = Selected", then HC becomes the scan revert channel).
When scan mode is exited, the radio returns to the current
channel selector setting.

Note1: Only one HC home channel can be specified per radio.

Note2: If the Scan Revert = selected channel; pressing [HC]
       will always set the Scan Revert to the Home Channel.

[Invert Display] Help
The Invert Display function can be programmed to any PF key or the
Toggle Switch.
When the invert key is pressed, the displayed Channel number (or
Alphanumeric) are inverted. If pressed again, the display returns
to normal.

Note: If the Invert Display function is programmed to both
      Toggle SW and a PF key, it can only be activated by the
      toggle switch. The PF key operation does not work and an
      error tone will sound.

[Key Lock] Help
The Key Lock function can be programmed to any PF key or the Toggle
Switch.
When activated, Key Lock prevents most controls from accidental
activation or changing (ex: Scan On/Off, Delete/Add) except the
following:
  PTT
  Selector Knob
  Volume control
  Toggle SW
  Emergency function key
  Lamp function key
  Monitor function key
  Monitor Momentary function key
  Squelch Off function key
  Squelch Momentary function key
  SP Attenuation

Note1: When Key Lock is first activated or a "locked" key is pressed
       the LCD momentarily displays "LOCKED".

Note2: Cycling radio power Off/On does not cancel Key Lock.
       Pressing the [Key Lock] again cancels Key Lock.

Note3: If the Key Lock function is programmed to both the Toggle SW
       and a PF key, it can only be activated by the toggle switch.
       The PF key operation does not work and an error tone will
       sound.

[Lamp] Help
The Lamp function can be programmed to any PF key (except the Toggle
Switch).
Each time the Lamp key is pressed, the LCD lamp turns on and will
remain lit for 5 seconds. Pressing the Lamp key while the LCD is lit
turns the lamp off at any time.
The Side2 key default is "Lamp" function.

[Low Power] Help
The Low Power function can be programmed to any PF key or the Toggle
Switch.
When activated, the transmit power of all channels change to
"LOW power". When de-activated, the transmit power of all channels
returns to the programmed power setting. High/Low is programmable
on a per channel basis. The High and Low transmit power "levels" are
pre-set in the radio tuning (see the service manual "Alignment"
section).

Note1: The Low power function only effects pre-programmed
       "HIGH power" channel(s).

Note2: If the Low Power is programmed to both the Toggle SW and
       a PF key, it can only be activated by the toggle switch.
       The PF key operation does not work and an error tone will
       sound.

[Monitor] Help
The Monitor function can be programmed to any PF key or the Toggle
Switch (TK-190 only).
When activated, "MON" appears in the LCD and squelch unmutes if a
carrier is present (QT/DQT and Option Signalling decoding are
disabled during monitoring). If deactivated, "MON" disappears and
the squelch mutes (QT/DQT and Option Signalling are re-enabled).

Note1: If MON is activated during or after a valid Option Signalling
       decode, the Option Signalling decode is reset to its decode
       standby state.

Note2: If MON is activated while scanning and a carrier is present,
       scanning stops at the channel currently being scanned
       (regardless of QT/DQT or Option Signalling).

Note3: MON does not reset the DTMF Dead Beat Disable mode.

Note4: If the Monitor is programmed to both the Toggle SW and a
       PF key, it can only be activated by the toggle switch. The
       PF key operation does not work and an error tone will sound.
       (TK-190 only)

Note5: If this key is held down for 2sec, the "MON" icon and BUSY LED
       lights and squelch unmutes regardless of the existence of a
       carrier.
       If pressed again, the "MON" icon and BUSY LED goes off and
       squelch mutes. (TK-6110 only)

[Monitor Momentary] Help
The Monitor Momentary function can be programmed to any PF key and
is only active while the key is pressed and held down (cannot be
assigned to the Toggle Switch).
When activated (key pressed and held), "MON" appears and squelch
unmutes if a carrier is present (QT/DQT and Option Signalling
decoding are disabled during monitoring). If deactivated (key
released), "MON" disappears and the squelch mutes (QT/DQT and Option
Signalling decode are re-enabled).

Note1: If MON is activated during or after a valid Option Signalling
       decode, the Option Signalling decode is reset to its decode
       standby state.

Note2: If MON is activated while scanning and a carrier is present,
       scanning stops at the channel currently being scanned
       (regardless of QT/DQT or Option Signalling).

Note3: MON does not reset the DTMF Dead Beat Disable mode.

Note4: MON Momentary cannot be assigned to the Toggle Switch.

[Operator Selectable Tone] Help
The OST function key causes the radio to override the pre-programmed
QT/DQT encode/decode pair and enable the Operator Selectable QT/DQT
tone/code pair. Each OST pair can be assigned a 7 character (TK-190),
8 character (TK-6110) alphanumeric name or number.

TK-190
When the OST key is pressed, the radio enters the "OST Select Mode".
In this mode, the display shows the pre-programmed OST Name of the
last memorized OST pair (or the default, first OST pair) and the
operator can select anyone of the OST Tone pairs using the Side1 key
and Side2 key. 

Pressing OST again, the displayed OST pair is memorized for this
channel and enabled for this channel (when "OST Back Up" is set to
"Enable"). The radio exits OST Select Mode and returns to the normal
channel display with the "OPT" icon.

Pressing the OST again, the OST pair is canceled ("OPT" icon turns
off) and the radio returns to the original pre-programmed QT/DQT
pair.

If an OST pair had been previously selected and memorized for a
channel, pressing OST causes the "OPT" icon appears and the
memorized OST pair is enabled.

TK-6110
When this key is pressed, the "OST" icon lights and Encode/Decode
QT/DQT is switched to the OST Tone pair.
If pressed again, the "OST" icon goes off and Encode/Decode QT/DQT
returns to KPG-59D pre-set.
When this key is held down for 1 sec, the transceiver enters 
"OST Select Mode". In this mode, the display shows OST No. or
OST Name which is set to the channel and operator can select one
of OST Tone pair using UP key and DW key.
If pressed this key again, the displayed OST code is memorized to
the channel, the transceiver exits from the OST Select Mode,
returns to normal channel display and "OST" icon lights.

Note1: An OST Tone pair can be set and memorized for each channel.

Note2: A maximum of 16 OST pairs can be programmed in the OST menu.
       Encode only is allowed (see the Optional Features/Operator
       Selectable Tone window).

Note3: While in the OST Select mode, the radio does not look back
       at the priority channel in the Priority Scan mode.

[Scan] Help
The Scan function can be programmed to any PF key or the Toggle
Switch (TK-190 only). 
Toggling this key (switch) on and off will start and stop scanning.
The "SCN" icon indicates the radio is in scan mode. 
If the "Scan Information/Revert Channel Display" is set to "No",
the LCD display shows "SCAN", otherwise the display shows the
alphanumeric Channel Name or Channel No. of the Revert Channel.

Note1: If the Scan function is programmed to both the Toggle SW
       and a PF key, it can only be activated by the toggle switch.
       The PF key operation does not work and an error tone will
       sound.(TK-190 only)

[Scrambler] Help
TK-190
The Scrambler function can be programmed to any PF key or the
Toggle Switch.
When this key is pressed once, "AUX" flashes on the LCD and the
Scrambler is ON. When pressed again, "AUX" goes off and the
Scrambler is OFF.
If this key is held down for 2 sec, the radio enters the
"Scrambler Code Select Mode". The display shows "CODE ##", and the
operator can select 1 of 16 BCD address codes which are programmed
in the Scrambler (scrambler must be BCD addressable) board using
the Side1 key/Side2 keys as up/down selectors.

TK-6110
The Scrambler function can be programmed for push key.
When this key is pressed once, "OPT" icon lights on the LCD and
the Scrambler is ON.
When pressed again, "OPT" icon goes off and the Scrambler is OFF.
If this key is held down for 1 sec, the transceiver enters the
"Scrambler Code Select Mode". The display shows "CODE **", and the
operator can select the code which is programmed in the Scrambler
Board using UP key and DW key.

Note1: If the Scrambler function is programmed to both the
       Toggle SW and a PF key, it can only be activated by the
       toggle switch. The PF key operation does not work and an
       error tone will sound.(TK-190 only)

Note2: If the Scrambler function is programmed to the Toggle SW,
       the operator can not change the Scrambler Code.(TK-190 only)

Note3: The scrambler BCD addressing is programmable per channel.
       When 1 of 16 codes is pre-set in the FPU programming the
       scrambler is automatically activated with that selected code
       anytime the channel is selected. The Scrambler On/Off key
       de-activates it at anytime.

[Shift] Help
Any PF key or the toggle switch can be assigned a primary function
and a secondary "Shift + key" function (key = the key or toggle
switch). The secondary "Shift + key" function is programmed in the
same Edit/Key Assignment field of this program. 

A dedicated "Shift" function key (or toggle switch) must be
programmed to activate the secondary "Shift + key" function
(press "Shift" and hold, then press the "key" to activate the
"Shift + key" secondary function. 

Note1: If the "Shift" function has been assigned to the
       Toggle switch, it can not be programmed to PF key also.

Note2: When a key has been assigned the "Shift" function, it cannot
       be assigned a "Shift + key" function. 

[SP Attenuation] Help
If this key is pressed once, the volume level of the
speaker-microphone is decreased approx. 10dB.
If pressed again, the volume returns to the level set
by the volume knob.

Note: Beep tones will be reduced by pressing the
      [SP Attenuation] key, regardless of their
      level setting.

[Squelch Level] Help
When this key is pressed, the radio enters the "Squelch Level
Adjustment Mode". The squelch level can be adjusted by Side1 key and
Side2 key (TK-190) or UP key and DW key (TK-6110).
If pressed again, the adjusted level is memorized and the radio
returns to the user mode.

[Squelch Momentary] Help
While pressing this key, "MON" appears, the BUSY LED (Green) lights
and squelch unmutes, regardless if carrier is present or not.
If released, "MON" disappears, the BUSY LED goes off and the squelch
mutes.

Note1: Pressing this key after a valid Option Signaling decode,
       Option Signaling is reset and Squelch Momentary is activated.

Note2: Pressing this key while scanning, scanning stops at the
       channel currently being scanned regardless if carrier is
       present or not.

Note3: Dead Beat Disable mode is not reset by this operation.

Note4: If the "Squelch Off" function is programmed to the Toggle
       switch, the "Squelch Momentary" key operation does not work
       and an error tone sounds.

[Squelch Off] Help
The Squelch Off function can be programmed for the Toggle SW or
push key.
When this key is pressed, "MON" appears, the BUSY LED (Green) lights
and squelch unmutes regardless of the existence of a carrier.
If pressed again, "MON" disappears, the BUSY LED goes off and
squelch mutes.

Note1: Pressing this key after a valid Option Signaling decode,
       Option Signaling is reset and Squelch Momentary is activated.

Note2: Pressing this key while scanning, scanning stops at the
       channel currently being scanned regardless if carrier is
       present or not.

Note3: Dead Beat Disable mode is not reset by this operation.

Note4: If the "Squelch Off" function is programmed to the Toggle
       switch, the "Squelch Momentary" key operation does not work
       and an error tone sounds.

Note5: If Squelch Off is programmed to both Toggle SW and PF key,
       it is activated by the toggle SW only. PF key operation
       will not work and an error tone sounds.

[Talk Around] Help
The Talk Around function can be programmed for the Toggle SW
(TK-190 only) or push key.
The radio transmits on the receive frequency and QT/DQT code.
When this key is pressed, "TA" appears on sub LCD display.

Note: If Talk Around is programmed to both Toggle SW and push key,
      it is activated by the toggle SW only. Push key operation does
      not work and an error tone sounds. (TK-190 only)

[CH 1 Direct] Help
If this key is pressed, the channel is switched to Channel 1.

Note: If CH 1 RX frequency data is not memorized, this push key
      operation does not work and an error tone sounds.

[CH 2 Direct] Help
If this key is pressed, the channel is switched to Channel 2.

Note: If CH 2 RX frequency data is not memorized, this push key
      operation does not work and an error tone sounds.

[CH 3 Direct] Help
If this key is pressed, the channel is switched to Channel 3.

Note: If CH 3 RX frequency data is not memorized, this push key
      operation does not work and an error tone sounds.

[CH 4 Direct] Help
If this key is pressed, the channel is switched to Channel 4.

Note: If CH 4 RX frequency data is not memorized, this push key
      operation does not work and an error tone sounds.

[CH 5 Direct] Help
If this key is pressed, the channel is switched to Channel 5.

Note: If CH 5 RX frequency data is not memorized, this push key
      operation does not work and an error tone sounds.

[Horn Alert] Help
The Horn Alert function can be programmed for push key.
If this key is pressed, the Horn Alert function is activated
and the display shows "HA".
When the transceiver is called from base or other party using
Option Signalling, the accessory ports "HR" is switched from
"open-collector" to "Low" level.
If pressed again, the Horn Alert function is canceled and
display returns to normal use mode.
Refer "Off Hook Horn Alert" feature.

Note: The operator can not activate Horn Alert at the channel
      which has been set as "Option Signalling = OFF".

[LCD Backlight] Help
This key switches the LCD backlight, Panel Switch backlight and
DTMF Mic Keypad backlight ON/OFF.

Note: The backlight ON/OFF is memorized.

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