Thank you. It is one of several papers I looked for when I got interested in something, but couldn't find, so I wrote them. It's a curse at times... (;-) It I got an email reporting a typo and uploade

So there's no mistake, My last info for Memory Groups was for trhe D710. In essence, the first of the three Memory numbers *IS* the Group number.

Mike, The group that a frequency is in is determined by the Memory Number you store it in , when you store the frequency. Example. Around home, let's say you store those frequencies in Memories 00-99.

Yes. The D700 can be programmed and operated via computer-serial port. It can also be operated WITHOUT a control head via the serial port. I think someone else made a computer mirrored control head, b

The radio can be operated and tested without the control head. 73, Steve, K9DCI: K9DCI - Amateur Radio Control K9DCI - Amateur Radio Control Amateur Radio Control My Excel Radio Memory Management spre

Pat, Thanks for spreading the word. I have had positive comments on my guide. Scott, K7AID did a good job hosting the information on his site: http://www.hamhowto.org/index.php?title=APRS_-_Primer I f

P.S. This is a direct Download link to the file on my site: http://k9dci.home.comcast.net/APRS Beginner Guide - K9DCI Ver 5-1.pdf 73, Steve, K9DCI

I am unable to easily review all the responses here (yahoo & Browser stink) and I don't check this group very often any more....but... Did anyone suggest my Beginner Guide in the Files Area?. (YES thi

Rich, Divide the frequency by each of the step sizes to see if that step will get there. If there is no remainder/fraction, then it will go there using that step. If there is a fraction, miltiply the

SORRY. I put my updated Lock-Up Fixes document (rev-6) in the wrong place at first. I added Pete's hardware reset procedure to it. Now it is in my folder: "K9DCI's Excel CAT & Beginner Guide & Mic qui

P.S. Dave. Pete said he tried the terminal commands and they didn't work. "...and tried everything suggested (terminal commands, hard reset, soft reset, all sorts of resets) with it still sticking Ope

This process is spelled out in a PDF document in a folder (the second one [with my call, K9DCI] on it) in the Files Area. I included some of the other solutions I found. I'm pretty sure I did not have

That's obviously "Files Area"... 73, Steve, K9DCI

That is not correct. Tip - Rx Ring - Tx Sleve Ground (common) The connections are in the FIlees area. https://xa.yimg.com/df/TMD700A/Kenwood+to+Serial.pdf?token=jqtsVKOoi7fpZidALvY_BBfpPywCHPXlJIV-kth

Congrats, Steve If you have Excel 97 or later, I recommend you try my Excel workbook for programming the D700. Link to my site below. It is easier to use than the Kenwood program. All memories are on

FYI: Page 82 in the regular manual. The Index has it, so try to remember the index when puzzled. Sometimes what should be obvious slips our minds... (;-) Like when I first set up Voice Alert and could

Mike, Unfortunately, no. A single memory location can indeed store one parameter for the Tx "Tone" frequency and a second parameter for the "CT" frequency. Then there is a parameter that sets whether

If you have Excel 97 to current Win NT through 7 (don't know if Win 8 works yet) and either 32 or 64 bit system, I wrote code behind a Workbook to do all the memories, all the PNs and realtime control

Beating this horse carcass just a few more times... A few fine points on the subject of "opening up" an Amateur transmitter. Yes, it is illegal to transmit out of the ham bands in the US and probably

Care tp post the URL? -- 73, Steve, K9DCI