	GENERAL HELP

   Help is available from each screen with the [F 1] function key.
   This help function key gives Help in brief regarding the current
   screen.
   The STRUCTURE of this FIELD PROGRAMER (KPG-5D) is showed below.
   
    KPG-5D V2.00 PROGRAMMER CONFIGURATION 

  [MENU]
       
   | 
   |-- FILE --------  NEW
   |             |--  LOAD(OPEN)
   |             |--  SAVE
   |             |--  DELETE
   |             |  
   |             |--  PRINT
   |             |  
   |             |--  EXIT TO DOS
   |
   |
   |-- MODEL -------  TK-930         (800MHz)
   |             |--  TK-930(D)/(HD) (800MHz)
   |             |--  TK-931         (900MHz)
   |             |--  TK-931(D)/(HD) (900MHz)
   |
   |-- EDIT --------  TEST FREQUENCY
   |             |--  SYSTEM INFORMATION
   |             |--  SYSTEM MERGE
   |
   |-- PROGRAM -----  READ FROM RADIO
   |             |--  WRITE TO RADIO
   |
   |-- SETUP -------  COMMUNICATING PORT
   |             |--  DISPLAY COLOR
   |             |--  HELP FILE DRIVE & PATH
   |
   |-- HELP --------  GENERAL HELP
                 |--  KEYBOARD HELP
                 |--  HARD/SOFTWARE REQUIREMENT
	KEYBOARD HELP
 
 ALT:        Goto Menu or Go back previous screen.

 Arrow Keys: Moves Cursor Within a Data Input Field.

 PgUp/PgDn:  Change page up and down in help message screen.

 ESC:        Returns to the Edit Screen.

 F1:         Selects a Help Screen.

 F2 - F10:   Selects Labeled Functions in Windows or Bottom of Screen.

	HARDWARE and SOFTWARE requirement

     HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE REQUIREMENT

  Computer:

    IBM PC/XT/AT/PS2 or Compatible Computer.

    The Software runs on an IBM Compatible Computers having at least
    350 KBytes of RAM.

  Operating System:

    The required Operating System is DOS 3.1 or later version.

  Communication Port:

    Serial port is required to program the codeplug data into the radio
    or to read the data from the radio. The serial port must be
    compatible with IBM asynchronous communications adapter.
    You can select COM1 or COM2.

  Communication Interface:

    The communication interface cable(KPG-4) is needed to READ/WRITE
    Program data from/to the radio.


	FILE HELP

 NEW FILE(CLEAR FILE)
    The NEW function clears data file and ready to create NEW data
    file. All data will be DEFAULT VALUE. 

 LOAD(OPEN) FILE  
    The LOAD function is used to retrieve an archive file from the
    hard disk or floppy disk into your computer's memory in order
    for you to Modify, View, Write or Print it.

 SAVE FILE
    The SAVE function is used to transfer the codeplug data you made
    from the computer's memory to archive file on hard/ floppy disk.

 DELETE FILE
    The DELETE function is used to remove any codeplug data file from
    the archive file.




 PRINT FILE
    Prints all radio programming data in screen from:
    Test Mode Frequency Screen
    Feature Option Screen
    System information Screens (except the "NOT USED" system)

 EXIT TO DOS
    Quit this program and return to DOS PROMPT.

	MODEL TYPE SELECT

    You must select one before programming.

    Model         Specification

    TK-930 ------ 800MHz Basic featured                  15 watts
    TK-930(D) --- 800MHz Full featured                   15 watts
                  with Alphanumeric Display [8 digits]
    TK-930(HD) -- 800MHz Full featured                   35 watts
                  with Alphanumeric Display [8 digits]


    TK-931 ------ 900MHz Basic featured                  15 watts
    TK-931(D) --- 900MHz Full featured                   15 watts
                  with Alphanumeric Display [8 digits]
    TK-931(HD) -- 900MHz Full featured                   30 watts
                  with Alphanumeric Display [8 digits]

	TEST MODE HELP

     This screen displays receive frequency for radio test.

     In the test mode, the system select switch is used to select
     the programmed receive frequency.
     The group switch selects the encode signalling format that is
     pre-programmed in the radio software.

      group number      signalling format
           1             None
           2             QT        100 Hz
           3             DQT       065N
           4             Trunked   Area=1, Home Rep.=31, ID=0
           5             100 Hz square wave

   Test mode data is only activated when the radio is in the test mode.
   For more information on test mode, refer to the service manual.


	SYSTEM INFORMATION HELP

 1. FEATURE OPTION

  [Scan switch]
       This switch is used only for scan operation. Controlling
       system scan start and stop. If you select "N", it is
       disabled the system scan feature.
  [Free system ring back]
       Select "On" : enable this feature. This feature is only active in
       the RIC use.
  [System search]
       Select "On" : enable the system search feature.
  [Off hook revert]
       Select off hook revert ch "LAST USED"(Last transmitted ch)
       or "LAST CALLED"(Last received ch).
  [Interval scan]
       Select interval scan(off hook scan) resume time 4, 8, or 16 sec.
       or off this function.


  [Minimum Volume]
       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 raised higher
       than minimum level during use, it will return to this higher
       level power off, then on again.
  [Aux switch]
       Select AUX Switch function from Horn Alert, Scan lock out 
       or Manual relay.
  [Time Out Timer]
       The programmed time value range for Normal(Dispatch) is from 0.5
       to 5.0 minutes in 0.5 minute steps. Default is set to one minute.
       The programmed time value range for RIC is from 1 to 10 minutes
       with one minute steps. RIC default value is set to 3 minutes.
  [Other features are described in the service manual.]


                                                                        

 2. SYSTEM INFORMATION

  2-1. Trunked format:

  [Group Scan]  Select Group scan activity.
  [Scan Weight] Revert scan time. The Value range is from 1 to 8 by
                1 step. 1 step is approximately 500 milliseconds.
  [FIX ID]      Fixed receive ID. 1st : Highest priority receive ID.
                                  2nd : Second priority receive ID.
  [Block IDs]   Repeater interconnect Block IDs
                Transmit Inhibit Block IDs
                Receive (decode) Block IDs
                Set the Block IDs range from Start to Stop.
                Stop ID must be higher or equal than Start ID.
  [GRP-Name]    Type up to 8 alphanumeric characters to name each
                group if required. (see operations manual or service
                manual for selection)
                {This feature is only for TK-930(D)/(HD) and 
                 TK-931(D)/(HD)}.

  [Encode       The value range of each Encode/Decode ID is from
    /Decode]    1 to 250.
  [Call]        Select CALL INDICATOR activity for each group.
  [Horn]        Select Horn Alert function activity for each group.
  [Transpond]   Select Transpond function activity for each group.

  [Repeater Channel information]
   {Home Repeater} Select Home Repeater number of this System.
   {Area code}     Select Area code of this System.
   {CH(FCC)}       Choose Repeater transmit frequency by FCC Channel
                   number listed below.
   {-12.5}         If -12.5 kHz shift is required on this channel,
                   select Yes here.
   {RIC}           Select Yes if this repeater is connected to
                   Telephone line.





  2-2. Conventional format:

  [Busy Channel Lockout] Select Busy Channel Lock out Function.
  [GRP-Name]   Type up to 8 alphanumeric characters to name each
               group if required. (see operations manual or service
               manual for selection)
               {This feature is only for TK-930(D)/(HD) and 
                TK-931(D)/(HD)}.
  [CH(FCC)]    Input Radio Receive Frequencies by FCC channel number.
  [-12.5]      If -12.5 kHz shift is required on this channel, select
               Yes here.
  [Encode      QT: 67.0 Hz to 250.3 Hz for 0.1 Hz step.
    /Decode]   DQT: D___N is Normal code and D___I is Inverted code.
  [Call]       Select the Call indicator activity for each group.
  [Horn]       Select Horn Alert function activity for each group.
  [TX-Inhi]    Select Transmit Inhibit function activity for each group.
  [Tlk-Arnd]   Select Talk Around function activity for each group.

	SYSTEM MERGE HELP

   This MENU allow you to CREATE the SOURCE FILE and to MERGE
   a system. It contains two different functions "Creating a source
   file" and "Making a programming data file(system merge)". 
   Alternate between functions the [F 2] key.

   System merge operation is 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.
       Source file has twenty systems which means including two 
       different data files. Therefore, make two data files first, then
       copy each system into a source file. Each system has a
       "SYSTEM NAME" which is used in system copy(merge) operation.
       It is recommended to put the SYSTEM NAME in each SYSTEM.

    b) Making a programming data file
       Copy a system from the SOURCE FILE to target file.
       The SOURCE FILE is used as a source for system merge operation.
       Merging SOURCE FILE in this programmer is that to copy a system
       from the created data file to the SOURCE FILE. Before creating
       a SOURCE FILE you must create some programming system information
       programming data can have up to 20 systems which means it can
       have two complete different files. And a system in the SOURCE
       FILE has the own system name. It is useful in the system
       merge operation.

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


	PROGRAM HELP

  Confirm the radio is in the programming mode.
 
   a) To set the transceiver in programming mode.
      Radio power off.
      Hold down the A(Auxiliary) switch.
      Switch radio power on.
      Wait for about 2 seconds.
      Release the A switch.

      The system and group display show a dash(-)
      The TK-930(D)/(HD),931(D)/(HD) indicates "PROGRAM" on the
      alphanumeric display.

   b) Connect the D-sub 25 pin connecter of Interface cable(KPG-4)
      to the computer serial port (COM1 or COM2) and connect another
      side of KPG-4 to the microphone connector.

   NOW it is ready to read/write program data from/to the radio.


  READ PROGRAM DATA FROM RADIO
      The READ function will read all codeplug data from the radio.

  WRITE PROGRAM DATA TO RADIO
      The WRITE function will program codeplug data (you made in the
      EDIT screen) into the radio's EEPROM(s).
      You cannot write a program data to a different model type of radio
      Confirm the model type both on the screen and on the radio before
      you program a radio.

	SETUP COMPUTER CONFIGURATION HELP

  SET COMMUNICATION PORT
       Select computer's communication port for programming.
       There are two choice, COM1 or COM2.

  SET DISPLAY COLOR
       Select color schemes of each screen element.
       You can choose one of eight colors to a element. 

     Display element:
       Display background color
       Input data color
       Feature highlight color
       Screen border information color
       Windows menu bar color
       General message color
       Windows color




  SET HELP FILE DRIVE AND PATH(SUB-DIRECTORY)
       Help file is KPG5D.HLP and it can be any drive and sub-directory.
       So the drive and path must be set in order to display help
       message properly.
