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KENWOOD RADIO SERIAL NUMBERS ON BOX SOFTWARE

Q: For Sysop operation with the TM-V71 or TM-D710, what are the software settingsĪ: Be sure EchoLink is running in Sysop mode.

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Diagrams showing the pin-outs of these two jacks can be found in the Kenwood manual on pages 83 and 90. You can get a hold of matching plugs for the two multi-pin jacks in the back of Q: Can I build the two sets of cables, instead of buyingĪ: You might be able to wire your own cables if

KENWOOD RADIO SERIAL NUMBERS ON BOX SERIAL

Need to use either a serial-to-USB adapter cable, or a serial port option card.Įither can be purchased from stores that sell computer accessories. Q: How do I connect the rig to my computer if my computerĪ: If your computer has no serial port, you will The black 9-pin connector goes to the serial port. The pink plug goes to the mic input of the sound card, and the green plug goes to the line out (or speaker out).

The two jacks in the back of the radio and to the serial port and sound card jacks Following the instructions in the manual, connect the cables to

You will need the optional cable set offeredīy Kenwood (PG-5H), which is package of two different cables. Up your own EchoLink node, which will function as a gateway between local RF signalsĪnd the EchoLink network. Q: How do I connect the TM-V71 or TM-D710 to my computer?Ī: You would connect the TM-V71 or TM-D710 to your PC if you are setting See the Kenwood manual for details on this feature. Is intended to be used by mobile stations when contacting a node over the air. Not used when the transceiver is acting as an EchoLink node (in Sysop mode). How do I configure the rig's DTMF memories?Ī: The EchoLink DTMF memories in the TM-V71 and TM-D710 Q: I'm planning to set up an EchoLink node by connecting Q: What Kenwood rigs does this FAQ apply to?Ī: The information below applies to the TM-V71A, TM-V71E, TM-D710A, and TM-D710E. However, the FAQ below is being provided as a guide to getting theseĪnd running with the EchoLink software. Specific questions about this equipment should beĪddressed to Kenwood, or to your dealer.

The TM-V71 and TM-D710 have been designed and built entirely by Kenwood. If you purchase the optional PC cables, you can connect the transceiver directly to the sound card and serial port of your PC to have it

The rig makes it easier to set up your own EchoLink node by including a built-in.

To have the rig send the correct DTMF sequence to connect the local EchoLink When you are in range of a local EchoLink node, you can use a short-cut command You can store the node number of your favorite EchoLink nodes in the transceiver's

The rigs support EchoLink 'node memories', for use when mobile.

Two different features of these rigs that make them useful for EchoLink operation: The Kenwood TM-V71 and TM-D710 are the first commercially-available Amateur Radio transceivers with built-in EchoLink system capabilites. Home Take a Tour Download Validation Interfaces Support and FAQs Help Files Call CQ! News and Tips Vanity Node Numbers Conference Servers Routers and Firewalls Current Logins Link Status

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