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Set-up for Kenwood D700 with the AVMAP G4T 

NOTE

: These instructions are for those of us who have little to no experience with the Kenwood 

D700 and/or the AVMAP G4T! 

1.  Kenwood D700 set-up. 

a.  While programming the Kenwood D700 and/or the AVMAP G4T, the 

communication cable should be disconnected. Strange and/or bad things 
can occur if you fail to head this warning! 

b.  Starting with the Kenwood D700. Note: Items in [ ] are buttons and { } are 

items you enter and/or ‘see’ on the radio screen. 

c.  Turn on the radio. 
d.  Make sure that {

T

}, {

CT

} and {

DCS

} do not appear at the top of your 

D700 screen, if they do press the [

TONE

] button until none of these 

appear. 

e.  Press the menu button [

MNU]

 and use the control knob to get to the APRS 

setup menu {APRS 3-X} (the X here can be any letter or number) and 
press the [

OK]

 button to select/enter. 

f.  Use the [

é

] and [

ê

] buttons to go to different screens in the APRS menu 

and the [

OK]

 button to select/enter that particular screen. 

g.  Once you make your selection and/or entry push the 

[OK]

 button again to 

save the selection/entry. Then go back to ‘f.’ above to get to the next 
APRS screen and enter all the Table 1 settings below. 

 

Table 1. (D700 Settings) 

Screen # 

Item 

Select/Enter 

3-1 

CALL SIGN 

{your

 call sign

3-2 

GPS UNIT- NEMA 

FORMAT 

{NEMA96} 

3-3 

WAYPOINT 

{9 DIGITS NEMA} 

3-5 

POS AMBIGUITY 

{OFF} 

3-7 

POS LIMIT 

{OFF}

 

3-B 

PACKET PATH 

{WIDE1-1,WIDE2-2} 

3-C 

PACKET TRANSMIT 

METHOD 

{AUTO} 

3-D 

PACKET TRANSMIT 

INTERVAL 

{3 MIN.} 

NOTE: Smaller times (

<5min)

 are for 

mobile units while stationary stations will 

use longer times (~10 min. and up)  

3-J 

PACKET TRANSFER 

RATE 

{1200 bps} 

 
h.  Press the [ESC] button to leave the APRS setup screen and return the 

D700 user screen. 

i.  You can now power down the radio and it will keep your settings. 

 

2.  AVMAP G4T set-up. 

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