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–– Basic Operation

 (continued)

 

Receiving (RX)

:  Turn the radio on by rotating the 

On

/

O

/

Volume

 

Knob

 clockwise.  Use the 

Channel Knob

▲▼

 or 

1

9

 keys to 

select the desired channel.  Adjust the 

Volume Knob

 as desired.

Main

:  Toggle the active 

MAIN

 receiver with the 

BAND

 key.

Single

/

True Dual Receive

:  Toggle 

Single

 or 

True Dual Receive

 

Modes with the 

TDR

|

V/M

 key. 

Sub-Receiver Muting

:  You can choose if you want audio on the 

Sub-Receiver (opposite of 

MAIN

) muted (while in 

TDR

 

mode) 

when a signal is received (even while scanning), or when you 
transmit on the 

MAIN

 receiver, or both.  Use [

MENU 60_S-

MUTE 

|

 ALL, OFF, RX–MUTE, TX–MUTE,

R/T–MUTE

] to toggle.

You can set 

RX CTCSS 

codes or 

DCS

 tones (sometimes 

referred to as “PL Tones” or “Privacy/Quiet Tones”) with [

MENU 

16_Rx–CTC

] or [

MENU 18_Rx–DCS

] to mute the receiver unless 

a signal contains the desired tone/code.

You can set the 

SQUELCH

 with [

MENU 08_SQL–LE 

|

 0

9

] to 

mute the speaker for background noise or signals below the set 
level. A squelch level of 5 is usually a good starting point.

Note

:  The top A Receiver can tune/scan all 7 bands available. The B Receiver 

covers only the normal dual-band range (136–174.9975 & 400–512.9975 MHz).

Transmitting (TX)

:  Choose the desired channel or frequency.  

SP

 

PF3

 

Monitor

 to confirm channel is not in use, then again to mute.

Hold the radio upright a few inches from your mouth with the 
display facing you or at a slight angle.

Press & hold the 

PTT

 key, pause for about one second, then speak 

at a normal, consistent volume.  Release the 

PTT

 key to stop 

transmitting. The radio will immediately return to receiving.

Transmitting

 (continued):

You can set 

TX CTCSS

 codes or 

DCS

 tones with [

MENU 17_Tx–

CTC

] or [

MENU 19_Tx–DCS

] to transmit these sub-audible 

signals to other stations or to access repeaters.

You can transmit a 

ROGER BEEP

 (tone) at the beginning or end 

of your transmission (or both) with [

MENU 15_ROGER

]. The EOT 

(End Of TX) setting is most commonly used so other stations 
know when your transmission is “OVER” (not often used on Ham 
bands and typically avoided on repeaters).

You can set the 

BUSY CHANNEL LOCKOUT

 with [

MENU 

18_BCL

] to inhibit accidentally transmitting when there’s an 

active signal detected (useful when RX DCS or CTCSS is set).

See orig. KG-UV9P manual PDF for Cross-Band Repeater use.

FM Radio

:  The Commercial 

FM Radio

 feature tunes from 76 to 108 

MHz in 100 kHz steps. It o

ers an 

IN FRQ

 VFO Mode with

SE

 Scanning, Memory 

SAVE

, and Memory 

CALL

 functions with 20 

dedicated memories.  When operating the 

FM Radio

, the 

MAIN

 & 

Sub-Receiver (if in 

TDR

 Mode) will be “watching” for active signals 

and will mute the 

FM Radio

 and play the 

MAIN

 or Sub-Receiver 

audio instead. When the signal ceases, the 

KG-UV9PX

 will resume 

playing the current 

FM Radio

 station, until the feature is turned o

.

Enter the 

FM Radio

 feature with 

SP

 

PF2

.  Do the same to exit.

Toggle between 

IN FRQ

/

SAVE

/

CALL

 modes with

SP 

#

-

LOCK

.

Press the 

-

SCAN

 key to scan for an active 

FM Radio

 station.

Use the 

1

9

 

keys or 

Channel Knob

 to enter/select a frequency 

or memory channel in 

IN FRQ

/

CALL

 modes, then press the 

MENU

 key to commit the entry/selection.

Scanning

:  The 

KG-UV9PX 

o

ers single or dual receiver scanning of all 

999 memory channels with three available 

Scan Review

 Modes set via 

[

MENU 20_SC–REV 

|

 TO

/

CO

/

SE

].

TO Timer Scan 

Mode:  Scans until a signal is received, pauses for 5 

seconds to preview the signal, then resumes scanning.

CO Carrier Scan 

Mode:  Scans until a signal (carrier) is received, 

pauses until the signal ceases, then resumes scanning if no signal 
detected for 3 seconds.

SE Search Scan 

Mode:  Scans (searches) until the first signal strong 

enough to open the squelch is received, then exits the 

Scan

 Mode, 

remaining on the current channel or frequency. 

You can select the active 

Scan Group

 (defined in CPS) assigned to 

each receiver independently.  Use 

SP

 

BAND

 to select the desired 

MAIN

 receiver, then set with [

MENU 49_SCN-GP 

|

 01

10

].

To start scanning channels or frequencies on the current 

MAIN

 

receiver, use 

LP

 

-

SCAN

 key, or optionally assign “SCN” to a PF key.

To start scanning on the other receiver, press the 

BAND

 key to switch 

the 

MAIN

 receiver, then 

LP

 

-

SCAN

 key.  Use [

MENU 60

] to control 

Sub-Receiver Muting and 

BAND

 key to select primary (

MAIN

) receiver. 

To exit 

Scan

 Mode on the current channel, switch to the desired 

MAIN

 

receiver with 

SP

 

BAND

 key, then press any other key (other than 

▲▼

 

and 

BAND

)

, such as 

0

9

EXIT

 or 

-

SCAN

.

Scan Advance

:  If you encounter an unwanted signal while scanning in 

the 

TO

 or 

CO

 

Scan

 Modes, use the 

Channel Knob

 or 

▲▼

 keys to 

advance/resume scanning in either direction.

Priority Scan

:  When “ON” [

MENU 33_PRI-SCN

], checks Priority Channel 

[

MENU 32_PRI-CH

] for a signal every 1–2 seconds on the 

MAIN

 receiver.

Note

:  Because there are two receivers, 

Priority Scan

 is not active while the 

normal 

Scan

 Mode is active. Set one receiver to your 

Priority Channel

 while 

scanning on the other receiver to never miss 

Priority Channel

 activity.

TIP

:  Remove battery from radio if storing for more than 1 month, with 60% chg.

Adding New or Copying Existing Memory Channels

 

You can add new 

or copy existing simplex or repeater TX/RX channels with the keypad, or 
add RX-Only Scanner channels (outside of the Ham bands), as desired.

New Simplex, Repeater or Scanner Channels

:

Switch to the 

FREQ-VFO

 Display Mode (see above).

Use the 

Channel Knob

▲▼

 or 

1

9

 keys to select/enter desired 

frequency.

Set any other desired parameters in the Function Menu.

Write the frequency to a channel using [

MENU 30_MEM-CH 

|

 001–

999

].  New/unused channels will display in alternate color.

(See 

Basic Operation

 – 

Function Menu

 instructions.)

Copy Existing Simplex/Repeater/Scanner Channels

:

Switch to the 

CH

,

 CHFREQ

 or 

NAME

 Display Mode.

Use the 

Channel Knob

▲▼

 or 

1

9

 keys to select/enter desired 

channel to copy.

Write the channel to a new memory using [

MENU 30_MEM-CH

].  

New/unused channels will display in alternate color.  Repeater 
settings will be retained, including the O

set Freq. & Direction.

Switch to 

CH

,

 CHFREQ

 or 

NAME

 Display Mode and use the 

Function 

Menu

 to set any desired parameters, such as 

W/N

TXP

SFT-D

BCL

Rx

-

CTC/DCS

Tx

-

CTC/DCS

CH

-

NAME

, or 

SCAN

-

ADD

, etc., to 

customize the new channel.

While setting a 

Channel Name

 with [

MENU 29_CH–NAME

], use the 

Channel Knob

▲▼

 or 

1

9

 keys to select/enter a character/number, 

#

-

LOCK

 to accept and move forward, and 

EXIT

 to move back.  When 

done, press 

MENU

 to write the new name, or 

LP

 

EXIT

 to abort without 

writing.

Note

:  Not all Menu Functions can be set in all Display Modes.

Example:  [

MENU 48_SCN–ADD

] is not available in 

FREQ-VFO

 Mode

and 

SFT-D

 & 

OFFSET

 are only available in 

FREQ-VFO

 Mode.

TIP

:  Don't submerge or intentionally soak radio with any liquid (or gel).

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