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Download details: KPG-49D Programming Software Version:4.20. Use a Kenwood KPG-36(for portable) or a KPG-46(for mobile) programming cable to connect the computer.
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KPG-49D software is a tool for programming the TK-780/880/280/380/980/981/480/481 transceiver. (TK-980/981/480/481 does not have Conventional Format) Using this software, first enter programming data into the computer, and then transfer the data to a transceiver. You can print out the data on a printer.
You can also retrieve data from a transceiver to edit on the computer. APPLICABLE TRANSCEIVERS This programming software supports the following transceivers: Conventional Format TK-780 (Mobile;VHF) TK-880 (Mobile;UHF) TK-280 (Portable;VHF) TK-380 (Portable;UHF) Trunking Format TK-780 (Mobile;VHF) TK-880 (Mobile;UHF) TK-280 (Portable;VHF) TK-380 (Portable;UHF) TK-980 (Mobile;800MHz) TK-981 (Mobile;900MHz) TK-480 (Portable;800MHz) TK-481 (Portable;900MHz) HARDWARE/ SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS: This software is designed for use on an IBM PC, PS/2 and compatible computers with 10 Mbytes hard disk space, 32 Mbytes RAM. Super VGA monitor or better. 800X600 or higher resolution recommended.
The operating system must be Microsoft Windows 98/2000/Me/XP. The computer must have a serial communication port to connect to a transceiver and be compatible with an IBM asynchronous communications adapter. You may select from the COM1-COM20 port on the computer.
Use a Kenwood KPG-36(for portable) or a KPG-46(for mobile) programming cable to connect the computer to the transceiver. A commercially available DB-25 male to DB-9 female adapter may be needed depending on the port configuration of your computer. Caution: The computer resources may run short if you run the KPG-49D and other software simultaneously. CONNECTING THE EQUIPMENT PROCEDURE: 1. Switch OFF the power to the computer. Connect the 25-pin connector on the KPG-36/46 cable to the COM1 - COM20 port on the computer.
If the computer's COM port has 9 pins, use the DB-25M to DB-9F adapter. Switch ON the power to the computer. Power OFF the transceiver. Connect the other end of the KPG-36/46 cable to the universal connector on the transceiver.
Power ON the transceiver. PROGRAMMING OVERVIEW PROGRAMMING METHODOLOGY: This section explains three typical programming operations. Note: When the programming data is transferred from the PC to the transceiver (writing the programming data) or vice versa (reading the programming data), the transceiver will automatically enter PC mode.
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'PROGRAM' appears on the display. CREATING AND WRITING NEW DATA TO TRANSCEIVER 1. Specify the transceiver model you want to program.
Input all necessary data. (Channel Information, Edit/Optional Features, etc.) 3. Write the data to the transceiver. (Program/Write Data to Radio) 4. Save the data to a disk if desired. (File/Save As) MODIFYING DATA PREVIOUSLY WRITTEN TO A TRANSCEIVER 1. Read the transceiver data.