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Remote Base Operation
(continued)
Memory Recall When Using the Kenwood TM-V7a/TM-G707/TM-271A/TM-281A/TS-2000
When any of these radios are selected as the remote base radio, up to 255 of their memories may be recalled (180 total for the V7a).
A77 x y where x selects which band's memory to recall and "y" is Memory 1 to 255.
The Band Select digit is necessary because the Kenwood mobiles have no idea which memory we're going to recall. This digit is
therefore used to tell the radio which band's memory to use. 1 = VHF, 2 = UHF.
However, in the case of the TS-2000, you directly recall the desired memory using all 3 digits as the Memory Channel selection.
Examples:
A77012 Recall Memory 12
A77121 Recall Memory 121
A77299 Recall Memory 299
Remote Base Power Select When Using the Kenwood TM-V7a/TM-G707/TM-271A/TM-471A or
Doug Hall RBI-1
A79 x
Select Transmitter power of the connect remote base radio, where x
Kenwood Doug Hall
0
High Power 0 Low Power
1 Medium Power 1 High Power
2 Low Power 2 Medium Power (only if radio supports this selection)
Note: Also see Programming Kenwood TM-V7a/TM-G707/TM-271A/TM-471A Memories in the Programming section of this manual.
Using the Doug Hall RBI-1 Remote Base Interface
There are extra remote base commands available for use if you have selected the Doug Hall RBI-1 for use as your remote base.
Note:
these only work if "5" is selected as your remote base radio type
User Function Outputs
The RBI-1 provides 7 User Function outputs that can be used (in addition to Logic Outputs of the RC210) to control hardware at the
repeater site. Refer to the Doug Hall manual for details on making connections.
A74 x y User Outputs 1 through 7, where "x" is the output and "y" = 1 ON, 2 OFF
Memory Select
The Doug Hall RBI-1 provides for memory recall of up to 20 memories within the controlled radio
A76x Select Memory 1
– 20
Power Select
A79x
x = 1 Low Power
x = 2 Mid Power
x = 3 High Power
x = 5 Radio Power OFF