[Kenwood] Programming D700 With MCP?
KC9JS, John
kc9js at charter.net
Wed Jan 11 10:51:34 EST 2006
Gary,
The Kenwood D700 as well as the D7 I believe has one memory and only one
memory, so no matter where you program, "band A" or "Band B", all programmed
channels will show up on both bands. Just make sure you don't over program a
channel, that is, enter another set of data on a channel that you had
programmed before. There is a way to tell if a particular channel has be
programmed or not and that is by looking at the blinking arrow. You'll see
the difference when you try this.
Regards,
John Springer, KC9JS
Twin Lakes, Wisconsin
USA
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-----Original Message-----
From: kenwood-bounces at mailman.qth.net
[mailto:kenwood-bounces at mailman.qth.net] On Behalf Of Gary V. Smith
Sent: Wednesday, January 11, 2006 03:13 AM
To: kenwood at mailman.qth.net
Subject: [Kenwood] Programming D700 With MCP?
I had the great and good fortune to receive a D700 and D7 for
Christmas. I used the Kenwood Memory Control Program to program 2m
and 70 cm repeater and simplex frequencies into the radio. I
presumed that the 70cm frequencies would show up in Band 'B', but
they went into Band 'A' with the 2m freqs. How do I get the 70cm
freqs into Band 'B'? Do I need to designate each of them in the
Radio Menu to Band 'B', or create a separate file with only 70 cm
freqs in it? I've scoured the manuals and Help files in MCP, but
they aren't much help. I've used the RT Systems package to program
my ICOM W32A and T81A, but don't remember having this issue. Any pointers?
I haven't tried programming the D7 yet because I had to order the
cable separately, so it would be nice to know how I should do this
before I attempt programming it.
Thanks.
73,
Gary - W6GVS
Dowagiac, MI
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