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    Kenwood TR7850 Instruction Manual

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    | @KENWOOD Model TR-7850 +3 4 INSTRUCTION MANUAL INTRODUCTION You are the owner of our latest product, the new TR-7850 transceiver. Please read this instruction manual carefully before placing your transceiver in service. The unit has b rigid quality standard, and should give you satisfactory and dependable operation for many years. AFTER UNPACKING + Shipping container: ‘Save the boxes and packing in the event your unit needs to be transported for remote operation, maintenance, n carefully engineered and manufactured to Tow flowing exc efoto api this manu Nore Weergndencrerince eh ik of eaoert dege or persona iy Caution: Eupmemt came may oe but mt peso! ry CONTENTS ™ ACCESSORIES acerssonies 2 cary unpack your T7850 ad check hatte supe rearunes 3 inthe lowing aceon sreciricarions 4+ “Toye mec wh WD ste 08 pe cnar a erated 5 Mountng Braci Mounting par 12, Mobile inttion 5 Herren (010.0 1 oece 13 Ped Staton Intaion ¢ Nut (6 mm duvet aie ee : tarsosroon ices SECTION 2. CONTROLS AND TERMINALS Uae acide wo eacceee UW Flat washers (6 mm diameter) , 2.2) Rear Panel 10 (N15-1060-46). 4 pieces SECTION 3. OPERATION Soring weer (8mm amet a1 Genes " vwre one plc (3.2. Memory Input W (3) Feet 3.3 SCAN (Busy stop) Operation 12 Ld eet rear) 2 34 PRIORITY OPER Switch 12 Rubber foot (large, front) be 28 TX OFFSET and REVERSE 2 peteaet a paces 3:6 AUTO PATCH Operation 12 ‘Screw (30-3006-46) 2 pieces 37 sauetcn 2 Ser osooe 2 pecs 38 H/LOW Switch 12 (€)0C power cord with 2 pig ad ie) Mater 1s teoeasos ‘lee 3.10 TONE Switch 13 (5) Spare fuse (10A) (F05-1031-05) 1 piece ares 13 fring or exteal speak) terzaot on ‘pce SECTION 4 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION. 13 (gh ZOUCTS Ae SECTION 6. OPTIONAL ACCESCORIES........ 14 (oneal Hes! SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS 3 aLock olacnans * [reaTURES | © 15 MULTIFUNCTION MEMORY CHANNELS, EASILY SELECTABLE WITH A ROTARY CONTROL M1—M13... memorize frequency and offset (+600 kHz or simplex) M14,MO..... memorize transmit and receive frequencies independently for nonstandard offset. Mo. priority channel with simplex. +600 kH2. or nonstandard offset operation. @ INTERNAL BATTERY BACKUP FOR ALL MEMORIES ‘All memory channels (including transmit offset) are retained when four AA Ni-Cd batteries (not KENWOOD supplied) are installed in battery holder inside TR-7850. Batteries are automatically charged while transceiver is connected to 12V DC source. © PRIORITY ALERT MO memory is priority channel © EXTENDED FREQUENCY COVERAGE 143,900 ~ 148.995 MHz in switchable 5 kHz or 10 kHz steps, allowing simplex and repeater operation on many MARS frequencies. © BUILT-IN AUTOPATCH DTMF ENCODER Keyboard operates as autopatch encoder to access repeater autopatch © FRONT-PANEL KEYBOARD For frequency selection, transmit offset memory’ programming, scan control, and s ‘autopatch encoder tones. © AUTOSCAN Entire band (5 kHz or 10 kHz steps) and memories Automatically locks on busy channel: scan resumes ‘automaticaly after several seconds unless CLEAR of mic PTT button is pressed to cancel scan. © SEPARATE DIGITAL READOUTS To display frequency (both receive and transmit) and memory channel © SELECTABLE POWER OUTPUT 40 watts (Hi/Low Power (1 to 15W) © BUILT-IN PIEZO-ELECTRIC BUZZER selection, ion of BEFORE USE} Do not adjust coils, trimmers, or pot ‘These are factory adjustments. BEFORE connection, check polarity. ‘After parking in the sun, and inside temperature is HOT, ‘cool this unit BEFORE transmitting. Keep equipment away from heat and out of direct sunlight. 3 [Generall ‘Semiconductors Frequency range Frequency synthesizer. Mode ‘Antenna impedance Power requirement Grounding Operating temperature, Current drain Dimensions Weight (Transmitter Section] RF output power (at 13.8V DC, 60% load) Modulation Frequency tolerance, (= 20°C~ + 50°C) Spurious radiation. ‘Maximum frequency deviation (FM) ‘Microphone [Receiver Section] Circuitry Intermediate frequency selectivity ‘Spuriour response Squelch sensi ‘Auto scan stop level. Audio output Note: SPECIFICATIONS _____} MPU 1 es 19 Transistors 60 FETs 9 Diodes 77 144.000 to 147.995 MHz Digital control, phase locked VCO FM (3) 50 ohm 13.8V DC 415% Negative = 20°C to +60°C 0.44 in receive mode with no input signal 9A in HI transmit mode (Approx) Less than 3 mA for memory back up (from an external power supply through the back up terminal) Less than 2 mA for memory back up (from battery) 175 mm (6-7/8") wide 64 mm (1-1/2") high 220 mm (8-6/8") deep (projections excluded) 2.2.kg (4.84 Ibs) (approx) HI_40 Watts min, LOW 1 to 15 watts approx. (According to FREQ.) Variable reactance direct shift Less than +20 10* HI Less than — 6048 LOW Less than — 5348 25 kH2 Dynamic microphone with PTT switch, 5009 Double conversion superheterodyne ist IF 10.695MHz 2nd IF 488k Batter than 0.5uV for 30 dB S/N Better than 0.24 for 12dB SINAD More than 12kH2(—6dB) Less than 24 kHz (— 60d) Better than 60 dB 0.16 (threshold) Less than 0.2uV (threshold) More than 2.0 watts across 8 ohm load (10% dist) Circuit and ratings are subject to change without notice due to developments in technology. ————————————— SECTION 1__ INSTALLATION | 1-1. Interconnection + Power supply Connect the supplied power cord with fuse directly to the battery terminals. Connecting tothe cigarette lighter socket can cause @ poor connection, and excessive voltage drop = Ignition noise 1-2, MOBILE Installation, [gene The transceiver is designed to suppress ignition noise: een however. if excessive noise is present. it may be necessary Using the supplied mounting bracket, install the transceiver "0 USe Suppressor spark plugs (with resistors) under the dashboard or on the side of the console in your car. Mount the unit for safe operation: easy keyboard access, and display visibility Reter to Fig. 1-2A and Fig. 1-28. If your car is equipped with an electronic fuel injector, the transceiver shouldbe as far from the control equipment as possible. Connect the antenna and power supply as shown in Fig, 1-1 for fixed station. Antenna installation Various types of antenna for 2 meter mobi available. (See Fig. 1-2C) NoTE: For gutter-mount installation, the antenna bracket must be grounded to the car body as shown in Fig. 1-2C. Affix the antenna securely, referring to the antenna instruction, operation a [Faea avon operation] Regulated power supply (108 or more) @o Ks gO Li acraov Gl 2 power

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