Re: TM-V71A USB speed setting
I run either xp or 7 for all my stuff.? The interface on something newer is not for me.? I like to do research so I can help others later.? Not all amateurs are on GIO.? And part of the hobby is finding out " why ".
I used the OEM software at work but the RT Systems software have a nice layout and features. Plus, they actually answer the phone or email :)?? I understand everyone is different and that's cool. Thanks for the input.
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Regards, Karl Shoemaker
To contact me, please visit SRG's web site at?
for the current email address.
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Unless that repeater had the Network option installed when ordered it is not functional, it is an option.? I believe at this time that function is only for NXDN.?
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The process to connect to Brandmeister should be 'similar' to connecting a XPR8300 or XPR8400 to Brandmeister. You need to get an account for a repeater and the it's repeater ID on Brandmeister. You need to get a "Master Server" assigned to you from the Bandmaster folks
You can then connect to the Master Server by it's IP address and your password for the account you setup the same way you would for a XPR8400 The fields in the programing software for 'IP CONNECT' should have synonyms for the same thing.?
Art
On Monday, December 23, 2024 at 06:05:47 PM EST, Gary Cook via groups.io <gac@...> wrote:
Have you read Kenwood's field programming manual? That's where
you need to start, then contact Brandmeister for any requirements
for connection to their network. It's not a simple 3-step process
that can be explained in an Internet forum, or email. You're going
to have to do a lot of reading, planning, and troubleshooting.
Gary
On 12/23/2024 3:36 PM, Frank Roesch
wrote:
I'm trying to find the setup for the nxr repeater.? I've
setup a few Motorola 8300's, some Moto handhelds, Anytones and
hotspots.?
This is my first Kenwood.? I have been successful in getting
it running in DMR repeater mode with no Ethernet network.? I see
a lot of videos on the repeater but nothing on DMR setup to
connect to a server such as Brandmiester.? ?
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Have you read Kenwood's field programming manual? That's where
you need to start, then contact Brandmeister for any requirements
for connection to their network. It's not a simple 3-step process
that can be explained in an Internet forum, or email. You're going
to have to do a lot of reading, planning, and troubleshooting.
Gary
On 12/23/2024 3:36 PM, Frank Roesch
wrote:
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I'm trying to find the setup for the nxr repeater.? I've
setup a few Motorola 8300's, some Moto handhelds, Anytones and
hotspots.?
This is my first Kenwood.? I have been successful in getting
it running in DMR repeater mode with no Ethernet network.? I see
a lot of videos on the repeater but nothing on DMR setup to
connect to a server such as Brandmiester.? ?
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I'm trying to find the setup for the nxr repeater.? I've setup a few Motorola 8300's, some Moto handhelds, Anytones and hotspots.?
This is my first Kenwood.? I have been successful in getting it running in DMR repeater mode with no Ethernet network.? I see a lot of videos on the repeater but nothing on DMR setup to connect to a server such as Brandmiester.? ?
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YouTube has a lot of videos about setting up DMR radios and
repeaters.
Gary
On 12/22/2024 3:49 PM, Frank Roesch
wrote:
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Does anyone have to steps for setting up the repeater set for
DMR to access the Brandmiester network ?
Just purchased it and learning how to set it up in different
modes.
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Does anyone have to steps for setting up the repeater set for DMR to access the Brandmiester network ?
Just purchased it and learning how to set it up in different modes.
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Well we could call it the "pico farad button"! LOL!
On Wed, Dec 18, 2024 at 6:35?PM Lou WA5LOU via <loueverettsr= [email protected]> wrote: Yes!? Sorry!? I thought you were asking about the electronics term for PF capacitance.? LOL
Lou WA5LOU
"PF" means programmable function. User preferred functions (or
favorite settings), are programmed using the "PF" button.
Gary
On 12/18/2024 4:55 PM, AA6RK via
wrote:
Nope...PF is a button on the radio. If I could explain it, I
wouldn't need to ask how to explain changing the power. Oh well,
thanks!! Bob...
On Wed, Dec 18, 2024 at 4:49 PM, Lou WA5LOU via
Pico Farad
Sorry but I've been trying to figure
out what "PF" stands for???
Bob W4JFA
Gary,
Thanks for your quick reply. I forgot to
ask if I could change the PF from 100 watts to
a lower power. I couldn't recall how I did
this once before. HI... Bob...?
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Well we could call it the "pico farad button"! LOL!
On Wed, Dec 18, 2024 at 6:35?PM Lou WA5LOU via <loueverettsr= [email protected]> wrote: Yes!? Sorry!? I thought you were asking about the electronics term for PF capacitance.? LOL
Lou WA5LOU
"PF" means programmable function. User preferred functions (or
favorite settings), are programmed using the "PF" button.
Gary
On 12/18/2024 4:55 PM, AA6RK via
wrote:
Nope...PF is a button on the radio. If I could explain it, I
wouldn't need to ask how to explain changing the power. Oh well,
thanks!! Bob...
On Wed, Dec 18, 2024 at 4:49 PM, Lou WA5LOU via
Pico Farad
Sorry but I've been trying to figure
out what "PF" stands for???
Bob W4JFA
Gary,
Thanks for your quick reply. I forgot to
ask if I could change the PF from 100 watts to
a lower power. I couldn't recall how I did
this once before. HI... Bob...?
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Hello Gary...
?
Yes, I just was able to find the In-Depth TS-480 manual. I have never used it. I'm not sure if you have the time to help me figure it out, but I will give it a try.Thanks, Bob...
In a message dated 12/18/2024 7:20:37 PM Central Standard Time, gac@... writes:
?
On page 44 of the "Kenwood In-Depth TS-480 series" user manual, you can find the "Voice Guide" setup and functions (including TX output, PF). Do you have this manual?
Gary
?
On 12/18/2024 7:12 PM, AA6RK via groups.io wrote:
this is the version I have...
TS-480HX : HF/ 50 MHz All mode Transceiver (200 watts?1 output power: SSB, CW, FSK, FM/ 50 watts?2 output power: AM)
?
?
?
In a message dated 12/18/2024 6:42:28 PM Central Standard Time, gac@... writes:
?
Bob,
Have you tried this?
?
Gary
?
On 12/18/2024 5:58 PM, AA6RK via groups.io wrote:
Hello Gary...
?
Yes. That's the Function exactly. What I need is how to change the wattage I now have on the PF to a lower wattage. I just forgot how to do this. Duh...but I just haven't found the correct directions in?
the manual. Thanks for your help. Bob...?
In a message dated 12/18/2024 5:49:58 PM Central Standard Time, gac@... writes:
?
Bob,
Take a look at Function 67. It may be what you're looking for.
?
Gary
On 12/18/2024 5:44 PM, AA6RK via groups.io wrote:
Yes. You are 100% correct. What I don't remember is how I would be able to change the PF button to a lower wattage than the 100 watts I now have. Thanks for your help. I appreciate it. Bob...
In a message dated 12/18/2024 5:17:41 PM Central Standard Time, gac@... writes:
?
"PF" means programmable function. User preferred functions (or favorite settings), are programmed using the "PF" button.
Gary
On 12/18/2024 4:55 PM, AA6RK via groups.io wrote:
Nope...PF is a button on the radio. If I could explain it, I wouldn't need to ask how to explain changing the power. Oh well, thanks!! Bob...
Sent from AOL on Android
On Wed, Dec 18, 2024 at 4:49 PM, Lou WA5LOU via groups.io
Pico Farad
On Wed, Dec 18, 2024 at 5:41?PM Bob via groups.io <W4JFABob= [email protected]> wrote:
Sorry but I've been trying to figure out what "PF" stands for???
Bob W4JFA
Gary,
Thanks for your quick reply. I forgot to ask if I could change the PF from 100 watts to a lower power. I couldn't recall how I did this once before. HI... Bob...?
?
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On page 44 of the "Kenwood In-Depth TS-480 series" user manual,
you can find the "Voice Guide" setup and functions (including TX
output, PF). Do you have this manual?
Gary
?
On 12/18/2024 7:12 PM, AA6RK via
groups.io wrote:
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this
is the version I have...
TS-480HX : HF/ 50 MHz All mode Transceiver
(200 watts?1 output power: SSB, CW,
FSK, FM/ 50 watts?2 output power: AM)
?
?
?
In a message dated 12/18/2024 6:42:28 PM Central Standard Time,
gac@... writes:
?
Bob,
Have you tried this?
?
Gary
?
On 12/18/2024
5:58 PM, AA6RK via groups.io wrote:
Hello
Gary...
?
Yes.
That's the Function exactly. What I need is how to
change the wattage I now have on the PF to a lower
wattage. I just forgot how to do this. Duh...but I
just haven't found the correct directions in?
the
manual. Thanks for your help. Bob...?
In a message dated 12/18/2024 5:49:58 PM Central
Standard Time, gac@...
writes:
?
Bob,
Take a look at Function 67. It may be what
you're looking for.
?
Gary
On
12/18/2024 5:44 PM, AA6RK via groups.io
wrote:
Yes.
You are 100% correct. What I don't
remember is how I would be able to
change the PF button to a lower wattage
than the 100 watts I now have. Thanks
for your help. I appreciate it. Bob...
In a message dated 12/18/2024 5:17:41 PM
Central Standard Time, gac@...
writes:
?
"PF" means programmable function.
User preferred functions (or
favorite settings), are programmed
using the "PF" button.
Gary
On 12/18/2024 4:55 PM, AA6RK via
groups.io wrote:
Nope...PF is a button on the
radio. If I could explain it, I
wouldn't need to ask how to explain
changing the power. Oh well,
thanks!! Bob...
Sent from AOL on Android
On Wed, Dec 18, 2024 at
4:49 PM, Lou WA5LOU via
groups.io
Pico Farad
On Wed, Dec 18, 2024 at
5:41?PM Bob via groups.io
<W4JFABob= [email protected]>
wrote:
Sorry
but I've been trying
to figure out what
"PF" stands for???
Bob W4JFA
Gary,
Thanks for
your quick
reply. I forgot
to ask if I
could change the
PF from 100
watts to a lower
power. I
couldn't recall
how I did this
once before.
HI... Bob...?
?
?
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this is the version I have...
TS-480HX : HF/ 50 MHz All mode Transceiver (200 watts?1 output power: SSB, CW, FSK, FM/ 50 watts?2 output power: AM)
?
?
?
In a message dated 12/18/2024 6:42:28 PM Central Standard Time, gac@... writes:
?
Bob,
Have you tried this?
?
Gary
?
On 12/18/2024 5:58 PM, AA6RK via groups.io wrote:
Hello Gary...
?
Yes. That's the Function exactly. What I need is how to change the wattage I now have on the PF to a lower wattage. I just forgot how to do this. Duh...but I just haven't found the correct directions in?
the manual. Thanks for your help. Bob...?
In a message dated 12/18/2024 5:49:58 PM Central Standard Time, gac@... writes:
?
Bob,
Take a look at Function 67. It may be what you're looking for.
?
Gary
On 12/18/2024 5:44 PM, AA6RK via groups.io wrote:
Yes. You are 100% correct. What I don't remember is how I would be able to change the PF button to a lower wattage than the 100 watts I now have. Thanks for your help. I appreciate it. Bob...
In a message dated 12/18/2024 5:17:41 PM Central Standard Time, gac@... writes:
?
"PF" means programmable function. User preferred functions (or favorite settings), are programmed using the "PF" button.
Gary
On 12/18/2024 4:55 PM, AA6RK via groups.io wrote:
Nope...PF is a button on the radio. If I could explain it, I wouldn't need to ask how to explain changing the power. Oh well, thanks!! Bob...
Sent from AOL on Android
On Wed, Dec 18, 2024 at 4:49 PM, Lou WA5LOU via groups.io
Pico Farad
On Wed, Dec 18, 2024 at 5:41?PM Bob via groups.io <W4JFABob= [email protected]> wrote:
Sorry but I've been trying to figure out what "PF" stands for???
Bob W4JFA
Gary,
Thanks for your quick reply. I forgot to ask if I could change the PF from 100 watts to a lower power. I couldn't recall how I did this once before. HI... Bob...?
?
?
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Hello Gary...
My TS480 doesn't have any voice guide that I am aware of. My apology, but I still don't understand how to change the power output for the PF. Bob...
In a message dated 12/18/2024 6:42:28 PM Central Standard Time, gac@... writes:
?
Bob,
Have you tried this?
Gary
?
On 12/18/2024 5:58 PM, AA6RK via groups.io wrote:
Hello Gary...
?
Yes. That's the Function exactly. What I need is how to change the wattage I now have on the PF to a lower wattage. I just forgot how to do this. Duh...but I just haven't found the correct directions in?
the manual. Thanks for your help. Bob...?
In a message dated 12/18/2024 5:49:58 PM Central Standard Time, gac@... writes:
?
Bob,
Take a look at Function 67. It may be what you're looking for.
?
Gary
On 12/18/2024 5:44 PM, AA6RK via groups.io wrote:
Yes. You are 100% correct. What I don't remember is how I would be able to change the PF button to a lower wattage than the 100 watts I now have. Thanks for your help. I appreciate it. Bob...
In a message dated 12/18/2024 5:17:41 PM Central Standard Time, gac@... writes:
?
"PF" means programmable function. User preferred functions (or favorite settings), are programmed using the "PF" button.
Gary
On 12/18/2024 4:55 PM, AA6RK via groups.io wrote:
Nope...PF is a button on the radio. If I could explain it, I wouldn't need to ask how to explain changing the power. Oh well, thanks!! Bob...
Sent from AOL on Android
On Wed, Dec 18, 2024 at 4:49 PM, Lou WA5LOU via groups.io
Pico Farad
On Wed, Dec 18, 2024 at 5:41?PM Bob via groups.io <W4JFABob= [email protected]> wrote:
Sorry but I've been trying to figure out what "PF" stands for???
Bob W4JFA
Gary,
Thanks for your quick reply. I forgot to ask if I could change the PF from 100 watts to a lower power. I couldn't recall how I did this once before. HI... Bob...?
?
?
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Bob,
Have you tried this?
Gary
On 12/18/2024 5:58 PM, AA6RK via
groups.io wrote:
toggle quoted message
Show quoted text
Hello
Gary...
?
Yes.
That's the Function exactly. What I need is how to change
the wattage I now have on the PF to a lower wattage. I just
forgot how to do this. Duh...but I just haven't found the
correct directions in?
the
manual. Thanks for your help. Bob...?
In a message dated 12/18/2024 5:49:58 PM Central Standard Time,
gac@... writes:
?
Bob,
Take a look at Function 67. It may be what you're
looking for.
?
Gary
On 12/18/2024
5:44 PM, AA6RK via groups.io wrote:
Yes.
You are 100% correct. What I don't remember is how
I would be able to change the PF button to a lower
wattage than the 100 watts I now have. Thanks for
your help. I appreciate it. Bob...
In a message dated 12/18/2024 5:17:41 PM Central
Standard Time, gac@...
writes:
?
"PF" means programmable function. User
preferred functions (or favorite settings),
are programmed using the "PF" button.
Gary
On
12/18/2024 4:55 PM, AA6RK via groups.io
wrote:
Nope...PF is a button on the radio. If I
could explain it, I wouldn't need to ask how
to explain changing the power. Oh well,
thanks!! Bob...
Sent
from AOL on Android
On Wed, Dec 18, 2024 at 4:49 PM, Lou
WA5LOU via groups.io
Pico Farad
Sorry but I've
been trying to figure out what
"PF" stands for???
Bob W4JFA
Gary,
Thanks for your quick
reply. I forgot to ask if
I could change the PF from
100 watts to a lower
power. I couldn't recall
how I did this once
before. HI... Bob...?
?
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Hello Gary...
?
Yes. That's the Function exactly. What I need is how to change the wattage I now have on the PF to a lower wattage. I just forgot how to do this. Duh...but I just haven't found the correct directions in?
the manual. Thanks for your help. Bob...?
In a message dated 12/18/2024 5:49:58 PM Central Standard Time, gac@... writes:
?
Bob,
Take a look at Function 67. It may be what you're looking for.
?
Gary
On 12/18/2024 5:44 PM, AA6RK via groups.io wrote:
Yes. You are 100% correct. What I don't remember is how I would be able to change the PF button to a lower wattage than the 100 watts I now have. Thanks for your help. I appreciate it. Bob...
In a message dated 12/18/2024 5:17:41 PM Central Standard Time, gac@... writes:
?
"PF" means programmable function. User preferred functions (or favorite settings), are programmed using the "PF" button.
Gary
On 12/18/2024 4:55 PM, AA6RK via groups.io wrote:
Nope...PF is a button on the radio. If I could explain it, I wouldn't need to ask how to explain changing the power. Oh well, thanks!! Bob...
On Wed, Dec 18, 2024 at 4:49 PM, Lou WA5LOU via groups.io
Pico Farad
Sorry but I've been trying to figure out what "PF" stands for???
Bob W4JFA
Gary,
Thanks for your quick reply. I forgot to ask if I could change the PF from 100 watts to a lower power. I couldn't recall how I did this once before. HI... Bob...?
?
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Bob,
Take a look at Function 67. It may be what you're looking for.
Gary
On 12/18/2024 5:44 PM, AA6RK via
groups.io wrote:
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Show quoted text
Yes.
You are 100% correct. What I don't remember is how I would
be able to change the PF button to a lower wattage than the
100 watts I now have. Thanks for your help. I appreciate it.
Bob...
In a message dated 12/18/2024 5:17:41 PM Central Standard Time,
gac@... writes:
?
"PF" means programmable function. User preferred
functions (or favorite settings), are programmed using
the "PF" button.
Gary
On 12/18/2024
4:55 PM, AA6RK via groups.io wrote:
Nope...PF is a button on the radio. If I could
explain it, I wouldn't need to ask how to explain
changing the power. Oh well, thanks!! Bob...
On Wed, Dec 18, 2024 at 4:49 PM, Lou WA5LOU via
groups.io
Pico Farad
Sorry but I've been trying
to figure out what "PF" stands for???
Bob W4JFA
Gary,
Thanks for your quick reply. I
forgot to ask if I could change the
PF from 100 watts to a lower power.
I couldn't recall how I did this
once before. HI... Bob...?
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Yes. You are 100% correct. What I don't remember is how I would be able to change the PF button to a lower wattage than the 100 watts I now have. Thanks for your help. I appreciate it. Bob...
In a message dated 12/18/2024 5:17:41 PM Central Standard Time, gac@... writes:
?
"PF" means programmable function. User preferred functions (or favorite settings), are programmed using the "PF" button.
Gary
On 12/18/2024 4:55 PM, AA6RK via groups.io wrote:
Nope...PF is a button on the radio. If I could explain it, I wouldn't need to ask how to explain changing the power. Oh well, thanks!! Bob...
On Wed, Dec 18, 2024 at 4:49 PM, Lou WA5LOU via groups.io
Pico Farad
Sorry but I've been trying to figure out what "PF" stands for???
Bob W4JFA
Gary,
Thanks for your quick reply. I forgot to ask if I could change the PF from 100 watts to a lower power. I couldn't recall how I did this once before. HI... Bob...?
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Yes!? Sorry!? I thought you were asking about the electronics term for PF capacitance.? LOL
Lou WA5LOU
"PF" means programmable function. User preferred functions (or
favorite settings), are programmed using the "PF" button.
Gary
On 12/18/2024 4:55 PM, AA6RK via
wrote:
Nope...PF is a button on the radio. If I could explain it, I
wouldn't need to ask how to explain changing the power. Oh well,
thanks!! Bob...
On Wed, Dec 18, 2024 at 4:49 PM, Lou WA5LOU via
Pico Farad
Sorry but I've been trying to figure
out what "PF" stands for???
Bob W4JFA
Gary,
Thanks for your quick reply. I forgot to
ask if I could change the PF from 100 watts to
a lower power. I couldn't recall how I did
this once before. HI... Bob...?
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Got it. A new one on me. Bob W4JFA?
"PF" means programmable function. User preferred functions (or
favorite settings), are programmed using the "PF" button.
Gary
On 12/18/2024 4:55 PM, AA6RK via
wrote:
Nope...PF is a button on the radio. If I could explain it, I
wouldn't need to ask how to explain changing the power. Oh well,
thanks!! Bob...
On Wed, Dec 18, 2024 at 4:49 PM, Lou WA5LOU via
Pico Farad
Sorry but I've been trying to figure
out what "PF" stands for???
Bob W4JFA
Gary,
Thanks for your quick reply. I forgot to
ask if I could change the PF from 100 watts to
a lower power. I couldn't recall how I did
this once before. HI... Bob...?
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That's a new one on me. Bob W4JFA?
Nope...PF is a button on the radio. If I could explain it, I wouldn't need to ask how to explain changing the power. Oh well, thanks!! Bob...
On Wed, Dec 18, 2024 at 4:49 PM, Lou WA5LOU via Pico Farad Sorry but I've been trying to figure out what "PF" stands for??? Bob W4JFA
Gary,
Thanks for your quick reply. I forgot to ask if I could change the PF from 100 watts to a lower power. I couldn't recall how I did this once before. HI... Bob...?
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Frank Swindler Jr.
Frank Roesch
Lou WA5LOU
Bob