Kenwood TM-271A/TM-271E VHF FM Transceiver Instruction Manual

This is an instruction manual for KENWOOD TM-271A and TM-271E transceivers, which provides details on how to use them.


Kenwood TM-271A/TM-271E VHF FM Transceiver Instruction Manual - cover page
Brand
Kenwood
Category
Communications equipment
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
80
File format
PDF
File size
1.1 MB
Published
04 May, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
601B3F173C00C83BB61416D296F03EB8

About this manual

This manual introduces the Kenwood TM-271A and TM-271E VHF FM transceivers, covering safety precautions, mobile installation, and basic operation. It describes key features such as up to 200 memory channels, a weather‑alert function, and a dedicated data connector for packet operation.

The guide is organized into chapters on preparation, mobile installation, DC power and antenna connections, accessory connections, menu setup, memory channel programming, scanning, DTMF functions, auxiliary functions, troubleshooting, and a specifications section.

What's inside

  • Preparation
  • Mobile Installation
  • DC Power Cable Connection
  • Antenna Connection
  • Accessory Connections
  • Menu Setup
  • Memory Channels
  • Scanning
  • DTMF Functions
  • Troubleshooting

Specifications

Operating frequency144 MHz FM
Power source voltage13.8 V
Memory channelsUp to 200 (up to 100 with channel names)
Weather Alert tone1050 Hz
Data connector speed1200 bps / 9600 bps

Frequently asked questions

What voltage should be used to power the transceiver?

The transceiver is designed for a 13.8 V power source.

How many memory channels can be stored?

The unit can store up to 200 memory channels, or up to 100 if channel names are assigned.

What does the Weather Alert function monitor?

It checks the 1050 Hz tone from NOAA weather alerts.

Which markets correspond to the market codes K and E?

K indicates the Americas market, while E indicates the European market.

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