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    Kenwood TM D710 Cheatsheets v2.0

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    The Kenwood TM-D710 radio has 16 buttons around the display including 3 knobs. Key buttons are for power, VFO mode, and MR memory recall mode. The tuning knob changes the active frequency or memory number. To store a frequency in memory, select the VFO frequency with tone settings, press the function button, select the tone type, set the tone, select the memory channel, and press the memory store button. Frequencies can also be directly entered using the keypad if programmed with an "enter" key assignment. The radio operates on 13.8V DC with current draw varying depending on transmit power level.

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    The Kenwood TM-D710 radio has 16 buttons around the display including 3 knobs. Key buttons are for power, VFO mode, and MR memory recall mode. The tuning knob changes the active frequency or memory number. To store a frequency in memory, select the VFO frequency with tone settings, press the function button, select the tone type, set the tone, select the memory channel, and press the memory store button. Frequencies can also be directly entered using the keypad if programmed with an "enter" key assignment. The radio operates on 13.8V DC with current draw varying depending on transmit power level.

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    The Kenwood TM-D710 radio has 16 buttons around the display including 3 knobs. Key buttons are for power, VFO mode, and MR memory recall mode. The tuning knob changes the active frequency or memory number. To store a frequency in memory, select the VFO frequency with tone settings, press the function button, select the tone type, set the tone, select the memory channel, and press the memory store button. Frequencies can also be directly entered using the keypad if programmed with an "enter" key assignment. The radio operates on 13.8V DC with current draw varying depending on transmit power level.

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    Kenwood TM D710 Cheatsheets v2.0

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    The Kenwood TM-D710 radio has 16 buttons around the display including 3 knobs. Key buttons are for power, VFO mode, and MR memory recall mode. The tuning knob changes the active frequency or memory number. To store a frequency in memory, select the VFO frequency with tone settings, press the function button, select the tone type, set the tone, select the memory channel, and press the memory store button. Frequencies can also be directly entered using the keypad if programmed with an "enter" key assignment. The radio operates on 13.8V DC with current draw varying depending on transmit power level.

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    Kenwood TM-D710 Cheatsheet

    Normal Mode

    The Display is ringed with 16 buttons including the three knobs. The most often used buttons for Normal Mode(non-program) are Power(16) VFO mode (2) and MR-memory recall mode(3), REV(8) reverses the Transmit and Receiver frequencies if operating split frequencies(repeaters). LOW(9) changes the Tx Power Low/Medium/High, shown as L, M or H icons under the PTT icons. The larger knob on the bottom left is the Tuning(4), turning the knob changes the PTT's (the active vfo)VFO frequency/Memory Number.The Tuning knob's button is press to activate MHz steps on the PTT. Volume level(12) and Squelch level(13) knobs are also buttons to control the active PTT when pressed, a longer press toggles single/dual vfo mode. Tone(7) button, cycles through the type of Tone(icon T), CTCSS(icon CT), DCS(icon DCS) digital coded squelch, and Off-no pl no icon.

    Function Mode

    Note:the Buttons are numbered different in the Function Mode illustration

    To store VFO into Memory


    Switch to vfo mode, enter the frequency and type of pl tone. Press F-function(6) to enter the Function Mode it becomes FOFF(5) and places the Radio into Function Mode for programming settings. Press the T.Sel(6)(display changes again), set tone frequency by turning the Tuning(4) Knob and set it by pressing the Tuning(4) button. Enter Function Mode, Rotate Tuning(4) to the desired memory channel, and press M.in(3)

    Keypad Entry
    Frequencies in VFO mode and Channels in MR mode can be entered directly by keypad IF a key is programmed as theEnter key Menu 509(Mic PF1(the D key):reassign from A/B to Enter Menu 512(Mic PF4(the A key):reassign from Call to A/B To change VFOs back and fort A(A/B) Enter 146.430 MHz: B(VFO), D(Enter) 146430 D(Enter) Enter Channel 103: C(MR), D(Enter)103 D(Enter)

    Display Icons

    Display Icons continued

    The Kenwood TM-D710 Power requirements


    Voltage: 13.8 VDC (+/- 15% which is 11.73 to 15.87 VDC) Current: Rx: 1.2Amps Tx: L-5W 4Amps, M-10W 5.5Amps and H-50W 13.0Amps

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