Programming protocol of the KENWOOD TM-D700
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1. AI 0 The TMD700 does not send its new state gt AI 1 The TMD700 sends its new state when the user moves or switches the manual settings ID to identify the transceiver gt ID TM D700 FL to read the 9 bands limits gt FL LIMBAND LIMBAND 18 fields LIMBAND are returned the first field is the lower limit of band 1 the second field is the upper limit of band 1 the third field is the lower limit of band 2 the forth limit is the upper limit of band 2 and so on until the eighteenth field which is the upper limit of band 9 TYD misunderstood command gt TYD 1 3 04 1 CR BAND 0 to read the CALL channel of active band If channel is split the returned frequency is the receiving frequency gt CR BAND 0 FREQ STEP SHIFT REVERSE TONE CTCSS DCS NUMTONE NUMDCS NUMCTCSS AM CR BAND 1 to read the transmitting frequency of the CALL channel of active band if split is ON gt CR BAND 1 FREQ STEP MR BAND to read the active memory number associated to band number BAND gt MR BAND SPLIT MEM MR 0 0 MEM to read the contents of memory number MEM If the memory is split the returned frequency is the receiving frequency gt MR 0 0 MEM FREQ STEP SHIFT REVERSE TONE CTCSS DCS NUMTONE NUMDCS NUMCTCSS F_SHIFT AM LOCK gt N if memory is empty MR 0 1 MEM to read the transmitting frequency of memory number MEM if split is ON gt MR 0 1 MEM FREQ STEP gt N si la m moire n2. DTMF code 0 to 16 characters in the DTMF memory number nn 00 to 99 Characters must be 0 to 9 A to F E et F DM nn to clear the DTMF memory number nn 00 to 99 CW BAND 0 FREQ STEP SHIFT REVERSE TONE CTCSS DCS NUMTONE NUMDCS NUMCTCSS AM to set the CALL channel of band number BAND CW BAND 1 FREQ STEP to set the transmitting frequency of the CALL channel of band number BAND if channel is split RX to switch the TMD 700 in receiving state TX to switch the TMD700 in transmitting state DW to decrement the active memory number if memory mode or the frequency if VFO mode UP to increment the active memory number if memory mode or the frequency if VFO mode NOTE It exists many other commands that the author could not try because the definition of these commands is unknown If you know them you will be grateful if you updates the document and retransmits it to the author Many thanks in advance All information that are described in this document are to be used as is The author will not be responsible for any damage that could occur to materials in case on incorrect abnormal or unexpected usage of these information Good luck Gabriel RIVAT http www f6dqm fr
3. est pas splitt e MNA 0 MEM to read the name of memory number MEM gt MNA 0 MEM NAME gt N if memory name is empty VR NUMVFO to read the contents of VFO number NUMVFO gt VR NUMVFO FREQ STEP SHIFT REVERSE TONE CTCSS DCS NUMTONE NUMDCS NUMCTCSS F_SHIFT AM BC to read which band is commanded and which band is active for transmit gt BC 0 0 band A is commanded and active for transmit gt BC 1 1 band B is commanded and active for transmit The 2 next states are possible but to be used carefully gt BC 0 1 band A is commanded and band B active for transmit gt BC 1 0 band A is active for transmit and band B is commanded VMC BAND to read the actual mode on band number BAND gt VMC BAND 0 the band number BAND is in VFO mode gt VMC BAND 2 the band number BAND is in Memory mode RBN to read the VFO number of the active band Note that the active band must be in VFO mode see BC and VMC gt RBN NUMVFO sends the VFO number 1 to 9 of the active band PV NUMVFO to read the low and high limits of the VFO number NUMVFO gt PV NUMVFO LIMBAND LIMBAND PC BAND to read the power setting of band number BAND gt PC BAND x x 0 high power x 1 medium power x 2 low power DM nn to read the contents of DTMF memory number nn between 00 and 99 gt DM nn DTMF code the TMD700 sends a DTMF code on 0 to 16 characters possible characters are 0 to 9 A to F E et F Writing commands The
4. 9 9Hz The field CTCSS equals 0 if OFF equals 1 if ON The field NUMCTCSS is coded the same way as the field NUMTONE see above The field DCS equals 0 if OFF equals 1 if ON The field NUMDCS is coded as xxx0 4 characters where xxx is a number between 001 and 104 This number refers to the line number in the list of the DCS codes provided by the Kenwood utility program Note that it is a list number NOT the code itself The field LOCK equals 0 if OFF equals 1 if ON The field AM equals 0 if OFF 1 equals 1 if ON The field LIMBAND is coded in Mhz on 5 characters the far right character is MHz Description of the main COMMANDS Note that the utilisation of some commands was not fully understood by the author and the relevant comments may be corrected The answer of the TMD700 to a command is written in red following the symbol gt Note It must be understood the meaning of active band in the following text The active band is the band which will be effectively used on transmit It may be A or B depending on the settings of the bands see BC Some commands refer to the active band So when using this commands you must be aware of which band is actually active Reading commands TC 1 looks to be an initialisation command sent when starting the dialog between TRX and computer gt TS 1 AI to know if the TMD700 will send its new state when the user moves or switches the manual settings gt
5. PROGRAMMING PROTOCOL for the KENWOOD TMD 700 transceiver byr Gabriel RIVAT F6DQM The parameters of the serial port are generally 9600 bauds 8 bits no parity 1 stop bit The speed between the transceiver and the computer may be changed in the transceiver by means of the function 1 9 5 see user s manual The cable between transceiver and computer is full and soldered pin to pin pin1 to pin1 pin2 to pin2 pin3 to pin3 pin9 to pin9 The two connectors are female 9 pin DB9 The dialog is established under hardware handshaking Programming protocol The answer of the TMD700 when receiving a command from the computer is variable N means that the TMD700 has recognised the command but cannot answer it because a parameter is incorrect for example trying to read a memory which is empty means that the TMD700 has not recognised the command received command data means that the command has been recognised by the TMD700 and the TMD700 has added the data associated to the command for example the contents of a memory Description of the various fields of the commands Commands are described later NOTE that a command for example MW is separated from the data fields by a space and all successive data fields are separated by commas Two successive commas means that the in between field is empty A comma at the end of a command means that the last field is empty The field MEM memory number contains either a number bet
6. format of the writing commands is the same as the format of reading commands So most of the time the description refers to the relevant reading command When a writing command has been accepted the TMD700 usually resends the same frame as the computer command In that case the answer is just a confirmation of the writing command BC BAND BAND to select the controlled band first field and the active band second field See BC VMC BAND 0 2 to select the mode of the active band 0 if VFO 2 if Memory See VMC RBN NUMVFO to select the VFO number 1 to 9 of the active band See RBN PV NUMVFO LIMBAND LIMBAND to set the lower and upper limit of VFO number NUMVFO See PV PC BAND x to select the output power of band number BAND See PC VW NUMVFO FREQ STEP SHIFT REVERSE TONE CTCSS DCS NUMTONE NUMDCS NUMCTCSS F_SHIFT AM to set the contents of VFO number NUMVFO See VR gt VW MW 0 0 MEM FREQ STEP SHIFT REVERSE TONE CTCSS DCS NUMTONE NUMDCS NUMCTCSS F_SHIFT AM LOCK To set the contents of memory number MEM See MR gt MW MW 0 0 MEM to clear memory number MEM gt MW MW 0 1 MEM FREQ STEP to set the transmitting frequency of a split memory gt MW MNA 0 MEM NAME to give a name to memory number MEM MNA 0 MEM to clear the name of memory number MEM MC BAND MEM to select memory number MEM on band number BAND The relevant BAND must be in Memory mode See VMC BAND 2 DM nn DTMF code To define a
7. ween 001 and 200 3 characters or L0 to L9 or U0 to U9 The field NAME contains the name of the memory number MEM The field NUMVFO VFO number is a number between 1 and 9 The field BAND equals 0 if band A and equals 1 if band B The field MODE equals 0 if VFO mode and equals 2 if memory mode The field FREQ frequency is coded in Hertz with 11 characters the far left character is tens of GHz The field SPLIT different receiving and transmitting frequencies equals 0 if OFF equals 1 ON The field STEP synthesizer step values are 0 5 Khz 1 6 25 Khz 2 10 Khz 3 12 5 Khz 4 15 Khz 5 20 KHz 6 25 Khz 7 30 KHz 8 50 Khz 9 100 Khz The field REVERSE equals 0 if OFF equals 1 if ON The field SHIFT values are 0 simplex 1 shift 2 shift 3 shift 7 1 Mhz The field F_SHIFT frequency shift in Hz is coded on 9 characters the far left character is the hundreds of Mhz The field TONE equals 0 if OFF equals 1 if ON The field NUMTONE values are 01 67 0Hz 11 94 8Hz 21 131 8Hz 31 186 2Hz 02 none 12 97 4Hz 22 136 5Hz 32 192 8Hz 03 71 9Hz 13 100 0Hz 23 141 3Hz 33 203 5Hz 04 74 4Hz 14 103 5Hz 24 146 2Hz 34 210 7Hz 05 77 0Hz 15 107 2Hz 25 151 4Hz 35 218 1Hz 06 79 7Hz 16 110 9Hz 26 156 7Hz 36 225 7Hz 07 82 5Hz 17 114 8Hz 27 162 2Hz 37 233 6Hz 08 85 4Hz 18 118 8Hz 28 167 9Hz 38 241 8Hz 09 88 5Hz 19 123 0Hz 29 173 8Hz 39 250 3Hz 10 91 5Hz 20 127 3Hz 30 17
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