Kenwood tk-360g programming software

I tried to set this up, where I could eliminate the computer. That's why I have this gut feeling its the Cable. I was able to download the configuration from the radio, but just once. I only saw information on 1 channel, so I thought I had to swith the channel on the radio, and select the same channel in the software example Ch 2.

Sorry I'm not going to be much help. I worked part time for a Kenwood dealer some years ago and worked on 's. The cable supplied by Kenwood was a KPG One thing you might check, we had lot's of problems with the programming jack on the radio. The dust caps are almost always missing and a small amount of crud would cause erratic programming problems.

We used mini "Q" tips with some contact cleaner and it was effective in many cases. Good luck. Wish I could be more help W3DMV - It's cool. I would like to get into Amateur Radios, but I don't have a clue where to start.

I might check out the local Community College to see if they have some classes. I have a Degree in Telecommunications, so configuring communication equipment using the Serial port have been the way we did it back in the day. However, since I am not working in the field anymore, I am dying to power it up, and trouble shoot this issue. Would you know what the COM port setting should be to communicate with the radio?

There is no hardware flow control. You're not going to have a problem there unless it is with the comm port itself. Speed and protocol is set by the software, you cannot change anything. Radio Software OS Prg. See note 4. The TK is an MHz handheld, later version serial numbers after , model plate marked "Ver 2.

The TK is a MHz handheld, later version serial numbers after , model plate marked "Ver 2. Uses the KPG cable. HT cousin is TK You can use a KPG-4 with a home-made adapter that consists of a RJ-jack, some wire, and a speaker-mic connector.

See these photos of a KPG connector front and rear. See this photo and this schematic of a KPG cable. You can make an adapter cable that will ket you use your KPG-4 on the handhelds that use a KPG very easily using two separate plugs - just use the plug connection info from the schematic.

This port must be compatible with an IBM asynchronous communications adapter. Switch OFF the power to the computer. Switch ON the power to the computer. Switch OFF the power to the transceiver. KPGD v3. KPGD v4. KPGD v5. TK TK KPGRD v1. Developed for the US Forest Service. HP v KPGD, cracked version let's you read and program any password protected portables. When prompted for the access password, just fill in anything. KPGD v KPG M2 , v1. KPGD V1.