Help with Kenwood TK730 programmming

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stangmansvo
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Help with Kenwood TK730 programmming

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Need assistance with programming a tk730 mobile. I cant get the radio to read or write. Im using a KPG-7D software & KPG-4 cable under DOS. Is there a special trick to program these radios???

HELP ASAP : I have a medic unit in my driveway that needs to go out on MONDAY !!!!!!!!!!
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Post by Andy Brinkley »

Press the left hand key on the bottom row while powering up, the display should read "program". You can read the radio. Repeat the above for programming.
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Depending upon the control head you need to hold down a button while powering it up. The display will show "program" if its a KCH-4 head. I think PR if it's a basic KCH-3 head. On the KCH-4 it's the button just to the right of the channel selector. Not sure on the 3 head, try all of them one at a time.
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Hold button 1 when turning the radio on. Button 1 is located just to the right of the volume and channel wheels. According to the help file in the software that is for both control heads.
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WOW !

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Thanks guys,
Everything you all said worked. This is my first Kenwood installation (Dual Heads) and the Rescue Squad didnt have any information on the radio.

thanks again
steve :lol:
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730

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I have a TK330, TK705, TK730 and a TK830. Also have service manuals for the 705 and 830 if you need any more info.
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what setup do I need for a Kenwood 930 series mobile? Picked one up for $15 which was a hell of deal since its complete and like new.
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You'll need the KPG-5D software and I beleive the KPG-4 programming cable.
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