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Safety Information The KG-1000G is an electrical apparatus, as well as a generator of RF (Radio Frequency) energy, and you should exercise all safety precautions as are appropriate of this type of device. These safety tips apply to any device installed in a well-designed radio station. ⚠ ⚠ ⚠ Explosive atmospheres (gases, dust, fumes, etc.). Turn OFF your mobile radio while taking on fuel or while parked in gasoline service stations.
Safety Information ⚠ ⚠ ⚠ ⚠ ⚠ ⚠ 6 Never allow unsupervised children to play in the vicinity of your mobile radio or antenna installation. Be certain to wrap any wire or cable splices thoroughly with insulating electrical tape, to prevent short circuits. Do not route cables or wires through door jambs or other locations where, through wear and tear, they may become frayed and shorted to ground or to each other. Do not stand in front of a directional antenna while you are transmitting into that antenna.
Safety Information ⚠ ⚠ Never wear dual-earmuff headphones while driving a vehicle. Do not attempt to drive your vehicle while entering frequencies or accessing menu items using the DTMF microphone, front panel or the base unit. Pull over to the side of the road and put the vehicle in park before adjusting or programming the transceiver. Notice ▪ ▪ These tips are important for safe operation of your KG-1000G mobile radio and its accessories.
Safety Information Caution Please read this manual before using, as it includes important instructions for the safe handling, use and operation of your radio.
Safety Information Radio Operation and EME Exposure Use only an antenna designed for use with this radio and its operating frequencies. Unauthorized modifications or attachments may damage the radio and violate FCC rules. DO NOT hold the antenna while the radio is in use. DO NOT attempt to use the radio with a damaged antenna or feed line. FCC Licensing Information The Wouxun KG-1000G is FCC Part 95E type accepted for use on the GMRS.
Installation and Setup What’s Included Carefully unpack the contents of the box and be sure that you have the items in the list below. If any items are missing, please contact your dealer.
Installation and Setup Transceiver Installation Choose a safe place inside your vehicle to install the transceiver, considering a location that would not cause harm to passengers while the vehicle is in motion or in case of an accident or sudden braking. Install the transceiver in an area with good ventilation and away from direct exposure to the sun. Self-Tapping screws (4) 1. Use the supplied self-tapping screws to install the support bracket in the vehicle. 2.
Installation and Setup 3. Several screw slots are provided along the side of the support bracket to allow for installing the transceiver at different angles.
Installation and Setup Connecting a Power Source The power requirement of the transceiver ranges from 13.8V±15%. If the power source exceeds 16V, TX will be disabled but RX will operate as normal. If the power source falls below 11.5V, the transceiver will automatically shut off to prevent it from draining the battery and affecting the normal operation of the vehicle. (See menu option 38.) DC13.8V 2 1 SP ANT DC13.8V 2 1 SP ANT Important The transceiver’s operating voltage is 13.8V±15% DC.
Installation and Setup Replacing the Fuse In the event that the transceiver blows a fuse, first determine the cause, then replace the fuse. If after installing the new fuse it blows again, disconnect the power source immediately and contact your authorized Wouxun dealer for assistance. The specified fuse current is 15A. The specified power source current is 20A and above. Refer to the following diagram for fuse installation. Be sure the fuse is properly seated and secured to the copper set.
Installation and Setup Connecting an Antenna Before using the transceiver, you must correctly connect a properly tuned and installed antenna. To get the best results, be sure the antenna is tuned for the frequencies that you intend to use, and the antenna’s impedance is 50 ohms. Using an incorrect or improperly installed antenna could harm the transceiver. The transceiver is equipped with an SO-239 (UHF female) antenna connector. It will require an antenna cable with a PL-259 (UHF male) connector.
Installation and Setup Front Panel Installation The transceiver includes two switchboard panels for the front display: an angled panel for an inclined display, and a flat panel for a traditional display. The angled panel is installed by default. Install Inclined Switchboard Panel 1. Align switchboard with front panel. 2. Insert tabs into base of front panel Tabs 3. Close switchboard as shown 16 4.
Installation and Setup Install Flat Switchboard Panel 1. Align switchboard with front panel. 2. Insert tabs into base of front panel Tabs 3. Close switchboard as shown 4.
Installation and Setup Connecting Front Panel to Transceiver 1. Connect the 8-pin front panel cable to both the transceiver and the front panel. 2. With the front panel slightly off-center to the right, hold the front panel flush with the transceiver and slide to the left to lock into place.
Installation and Setup Removing Front Panel from Transceiver 1. Press and hold tab on the right side of the switchboard / front panel while sliding the front panel in the direction of the arrow. Front Panel to Transceiver Cable Specifications The cable connecting the front panel to the transceiver uses 8-pin RJ-45 type connectors. A short cable is provided for installations where the front panel will be attached to the transceiver.
Installation and Setup Installing the Front Panel Support Bracket The front panel can be installed detached from the transceiver body. This allows for considerable flexibility when considering where to install the KG-1000G. For an installation with a detached front panel, you will use the included support bracket. 1. Secure the support bracket using the supplied screws. Be sure to leave room for the front panel extension cable to be inserted through the back. Gap facing upward Specification: 2.
Installation and Setup External Speakers The KG-1000G is equipped with two 3.5mm external speaker jacks on the back of the transceiver. External speaker Hand Microphone Installation To connect the included hand microphone to the transceiver, plug the microphone into the port on the right side of the front panel.
Getting Started Feature Summary ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ 22 30 GMRS Channels 8 Built-In GMRS Repeater Channels Built-in NOAA Weather Channels Simultaneous Dual Mode Operation Simultaneous Reception Tune Specific Frequencies Directly (Frequency Mode) Large LCD Dual Frequency Display Three Color Selectable Backlight Up to 999 Custom Channels Remote Front Panel Mounting Programming Software Support Repeater Mode (Requires 2nd Unit) ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ Wide Receive (RX) Frequency Range: 50-54.
Getting Started ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ DTMF Hand Microphone with Speaker, TX/RX Indicator and Volume Control 3 Configurable Front Panel Buttons FM Radio Mode Compander Descrambler (8 Groups) APO Power Management English Voice Guide Offset Frequency Programmable Receive AM Transmissions Auto-Detect AM Transmissions Single Tone Pulse Frequency Minimum Operating Voltage Settings Adjustable Cooling Fan Control ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ Automatic Temperature Testing Scan with CTCSS / DCS Detection Simulta
Getting Started Front Panel Guide 9 10 11 12 AB 13 14 15 C 6 8 GMRS FM TRANSCEIVER KG-1000G 7 MENU BAND 1 2 1. Menu / Enter Key 2. A/B Area Switch / Weather Mode 3. Up Key 4. Down Key 5. Exit / Cancel Key 6. “A” Area Volume Control 7. “B” Area Volume Control 8. Frequency / Channel Knob 24 EXIT 3 4 5 9. LCD 10. On / Off Button 11. Configurable Hotkey “A” (Page 66) 12. Configurable Hotkey “B” (Page 66) 13. Configurable Hotkey “C” (Page 66) 14. Keypad Lock Button 15.
Getting Started LCD Guide 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 14 10 11 1. Offset Direction Indicator (+/-) 2. Bandwidth Indicator 3. DTMF Mute 4. AM Mode Indicator 5. Reverse Frequency 6. DCS/CTCSS Indicator (D/C) 7. Descramble Indicator 12 13 8. Priority Channel Indicator 9. Menu Setting Mode Indicator 10. TX Power Indicator (L/M/H) 11. Repeater Mode Indicator (RX/TX) 12. Keypad Lock Indicator 13. Signal Strength Indicator 14.
Getting Started Back Panel DC Power Connector DC13.8V Antenna Connector 1 SP 2 Warning Fan has moving parts. Keep fingers and other body parts away. Side Panels Fan 3.
Getting Started Hand Microphone RX indicator light (Green) Hand microphone backlight switch Up key A/B area switch/Single tone pulse key (See Menu 35) Frequency or channel input key Menu/Enter key A/B area switch / weather key Save channel hot key Transmit power setting key Single/dual display (TDR) switch key Frequency shift direction hot key TX indicator light (Red) Hand microphone keypad lock switch Down key Microphone (MIC) Exit/Cancel key Band switch hot key MAIN BAND HZ B/SW SET-D TDR SCAN
Basic Operation Introducing GMRS and the KG-1000G The General Mobile Radio Service (GMRS) is a two way radio service that offers some powerful benefits. Users are allowed to transmit at high power, up to 50 watts, and use advanced equipment, such as repeaters that enable you to transmit over large areas. The GMRS requires the user to purchase a license, and a single license covers the user and their extended family for 10 years.
Basic Operation Your First Transmit Selecting a Channel When you power on your KG-1000G for the first time, the display will likely show “GMRS-01” on the left side. GMRS-01 is the name of the currently selected channel. Turn the Frequency / Channel Knob on the right side of the display to navigate through the list of channels. As a licensed GMRS user you are allowed to use any of the channels.
Basic Operation ▪ ▪ ▪ Transmitting on channels 8-14 is limited to a half watt of output power. The KG-1000G is not capable of transmitting at this low of power and does not allow transmitting on these channels (although you can listen). Transmitting on channels 15-22 is limited to 50 watts of output power. Channels 23-30 receive on the same frequencies as channels 15-22, but transmit on a special offset frequency set aside for repeaters.
Basic Operation Dual Display: Using Areas “A” and “B” The KG-1000G is two radios in one! The dual display function allows you to monitor two channels at the same time. While this may sound complex, the KG-1000G is designed to make this powerful feature easy to use. The display is divided in half with the left side referred to as “Area A” and the right side referred to as “Area B”. Each area controls a separate radio. A down arrow indicator above the channel/frequency indicates which area is primary.
Basic Operation Changing the Primary Area With Dual Display on, press the BAND key on the front panel or the number 1 key on the hand microphone to switch the primary area. You will see the down arrow indicator above the frequency or channel move from one area to the other. With Dual Display off, pressing the BAND key will switch the currently active area as well, but will also turn off the previously active area.
Basic Operation Frequency mode (also referred to as VFO mode) allows you to tune directly to a specific frequency regardless of the frequency having been previously saved. In frequency mode, turning the Channel/Frequency Knob or pressing an arrow key will tune to a higher or lower frequency. The STEP menu option (page 47) allows you to adjust the step between each frequency. To enter a frequency directly, press the number 2 key on the hand microphone (labeled MHZ) and type the frequency using the keypad.
Basic Operation different frequency band, press the number 8 key on the hand microphone (labeled B/ SW) while in frequency mode. NOAA Weather Mode NOAA Weather Mode allows you to quickly access weather information from a local NOAA broadcast station. Reminder The KG-1000G will only transmit on GMRS frequencies authorized for 5 watts and higher. Band and frequency support for other frequencies is provided for listening only. To activate NOAA Weather Mode, hold down the BAND key for 2 seconds.
Basic Operation Using the Repeater Channels The KG-1000G is pre-configured with 8 GMRS repeater channels. The channels are number 23-30 and named RPT-15 through RPT-22. What is a Repeater? In basic terms, a repeater is a device that is commonly used to increase the range of two way radios. Repeaters will receive a transmission on one frequency and simultaneously rebroadcast that transmission on a different frequency.
Basic Operation range of that repeater. Currently the best resource for locating GMRS repeaters is the following website: https://www.myGMRS.com This site has an extensive database of GMRS repeaters throughout the United States. It is important to keep in mind that a GMRS repeater is not necessarily public. They are owned by individuals and are sometimes intended for private use or require permission to use.
Basic Operation KG-1000G Repeater Channels Channels 23-30 (RPT-15 through RPT-22) have the same receive frequency as channels 15-22 (GMRS-15 through GMRS-22). However, the transmit frequency for these channels is different, and is assigned to a frequency specifically designated as a GMRS repeater input frequency. The following are the default frequencies for these channels.
Basic Operation Hand Microphone Hotkeys (1) [BAND] Primary Frequency Selection Hotkey When the transceiver is standby, press the [BAND] key on the handset or transceiver to switch between primary frequency and secondary frequency. Important! When the A or B area of the screen displays an “ ” icon, this indicates that side is the Primary and the other area is the secondary side. This is very important, as all of the active operations will be performed on the Primary side.
Basic Operation ▪ ▪ 1. When the 6th digit is 0 or 5, then the 7th and 8th digits will be 0. 2. When the 6th digit is not 0 or 5, the 7th and 8th digits will be 25, 50 or 75 according to the 6.25k step frequency of the 5th digit. If press any other keys except 0-9 are pressed while entering the 6-digit frequency, it will exit the frequency setting. In channel mode, press the [MHZ] key to tune to a specific channel number. The first digit of the current channel number will begin flashing.
Basic Operation (4) [MEMCH] Save Channel Hotkey When in Channel mode, channel information can be saved to the specified channel with the exception of Channel Name and Channel Scan settings. When in Frequency (VFO) mode, you can set the offset frequency (see MENU 4, p 48), frequency shift direction (see MENU 7, p 42) and other options, then save them the specified channel. For example, to save a channel in Frequency mode with a 462.550 receive frequency and a 467.550 transmit frequency and a 67.
Basic Operation Frequency shift direction as positive, indicating the offset should be added to the RX frequency to determine the TX frequency. 3. Press [4] on the hand microphone to enter the Save Channel function, enter the channel number, then press [MENU] to confirm the setting and return to standby mode. (5) [H/L] Output Power Hotkey When the radio is in standby, the [H/L] key toggles the power level.
Basic Operation (7) [SET-D] Frequency Shift Direction Hotkey In Frequency (VFO) mode, pressing this key allows you to quickly change the direction of the frequency shift. Every time the key is pressed, the direction switches between one of 6 options: Positive (+), Negative (-), Reverse Frequency ( R ), Reverse Frequency & Positive Direction (R+), Reverse Frequency & Negative Direction (R-), and Cancel.
Basic Operation (9) [SQL] Squelch Level Hotkey The SQL function allows adjusting of the squelch setting. Press the [SQL] key, then press the UP / DOWN arrow keys or enter 0-9 to choose the desired squelch level. Press [MENU] to confirm, then press [EXIT] to save the setting and exit the menu. (10) [SCAN] Scanning Hotkey In standby, press the [SCAN] key on the hand microphone to initiate a channel or frequency scan. In Frequency (VFO) mode, the radio will scan by the step frequency.
Basic Operation to activate the scan on B area. Both areas should scan simultaneously. ▪ ▪ ▪ When the PTT is pressed to transmit on the Primary Frequency Area during a scan, the Secondary area will stop scanning temporarily. When the PTT is released at the end of transmission, scanning on Secondary area will resume. During a scan, pressing the [SCAN] key will only stop the scan on the Area currently chosen. Pressing the [VFO/MR] key will also stop the scan in the currently chosen Area.
Basic Operation (11) [LOCK] Keypad Lock Hotkey When the radio is in standby, pressing the [LOCK] key locks the keypad from the primary frequency area. When the keypad is locked, all keys on the keypad of the hand microphone and the front panel are locked, with an exception of the [BAND] key, which can switch to the secondary frequency area. (12) [ARROW UP] Up key In frequency mode, press the [UP] key to go to a higher frequency in the next higher frequency step.
Basic Operation (14) [MENU] Confirmation key Pressing this key enters the menu, selects menu options and saves them to the radio.
Menu Functions Menu [1]: STEP Function: Allows you to adjust the steps between frequencies. Available only in VFO mode. Options: 2.5K/5K/6.25K/10K/12.5K/20K/25K/30K/50K/100K Default: 5K Menu [2]: N/W Function:The KG-1000G can operate on Narrow (12.5KHz) /Wide (25KHz) bandwidth. Menu [3]: MPOWSET Function: Sets the medium level power setting to MPOW1 (20W) or MPOW2 (10W).
Menu Functions Menu [4]: OFF-SET Function: Sets the offset frequency (must be a valid GMRS frequency. This feature is available in VFO mode only. Options: Ranges from 0 - 999.99500 MHz Default: 0 Menu [5]: ROGER Function: Enables an audible roger beep prompt during transmission.
Menu Functions Default: ON Menu [7]: VOICE Function: Enables or disables voice prompts. Selectable: ON/OFF Default: ON Menu [8]: BCL Function: Enabling Busy Channel Lockout prevents the transceiver from transmitting on a selected channel or frequency while another station or group is transmitting on it.
Menu Functions QT: All signals on the same CTCSS tone/DCS code will activate the speaker QT+DTMF: Only those signals which include both the same CTCSS/DCS and dual-tone multi-frequency (DTMF) signal as the radio will activate the speaker. QT*DTMF: Only those signals which have either the same QT or DTMF codes as the radio will activate the speaker. Menu [10]: SC-REV Function: Scan mode settings Options: TO/CO/SE Default: SE TO: When a signal is detected, scanning stops.
Menu Functions Function: When the transmission time exceeds the time set by the Timeout Timer, the unit will emit an error tone and stop transmitting within 10 seconds. The radio will not be able to transmit if the [PTT]is pressed, and will emit an error prompt. Transmit will be enabled again after 10 seconds. Options: 1MIN/2MIN—60MIN Default: 2MIN Menu [12]: TOA Function: The Transmit Overtime Alarm warns when the transmit Timeout Timer (TOT) is about to be exceeded.
Menu Functions Default: OFF Menu [14]: RING Function: Specifies the length of time to prompt when DTMF signals have been decoded. Selectable: OFF/1S-10S Default: 3S Menu [15]: ANI-EDIT Function: Sets the Caller ID. The caller ID is composed of numbers 0-9. The first digit cannot be 0. ID numbers must be at least 3 digits and a maximum of 6 digits. Options: 0-9 Default: 101 Menu [16]: DTMFST Function: Actvates the Caller ID and keypad sidetone during transmission.
Menu Functions DT-ST: Activates keypad sidetone ANI-ST: Activates Caller ID sidetone DT+ANT: Activates both keypad and Caller ID sidetones Menu [17]: PTT-ID Function: Choose whether to transmit the ID at the beginning or end of transmission. Options: BOT/EOT/BOTH Default: BOT BOT: Beginning of transmission EOT: End of transmission BOTH: Beginning and end of transmission Menu [18]: TX-LED Function: Selects the color of the LED indicator light during transmit.
Menu Functions Function: Selects the color of the LED indicator light during Standby. Options: OFF/RED/ORG/GREEN Default: ORG Menu [20]: RX-LED Function: Selects the color of the LED indicator light while receiving a signal. Options: OFF/RED/ORG/GREEN Default: GREEN Menu [21]: DEL-CH Function: Allows you to delete a channel from the radio. Select this menu option and use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to choose the channel you want to delete. Priority Channels are fixed channels and cannot be deleted.
Menu Functions name, press the up key to choose each character, press down key to edit the next character, and press the [*]to clear the character you are currently editing. Pressing the # key switches between special characters, numbers, upper, and lowercase letters. When you finish editing the name, press [MENU]to save it to the radio. Note: Channel names can only be entered and edited in Channel Mode.
Menu Functions radio. Options: SPK1/SPK2/SPK1+2 Default: SPK1 SPK1: Activates the speakers in the base of the radio only SPK2: Activates the speaker in the hand microphone only SPK1+2: Activates all three speakers Menu [25]: AUTOLOCK Function: Automatically locks the buttons on the radio and hand microphone. Options: ON/OFF Default: OFF Menu [26]: RX-CTC Function: Sets the Receiving CTCSS tone for each channel. Use the arrow keys to select, or keypad to enter the tone.
Menu Functions Menu [27]: RX-DCS Function: Sets the receiving DCS code for each channel. Use the arrow keys to select your preferred code and then MENU to confirm. See page 75 to learn how to enter non-standard DCS codes. Options: OFF/Standard negative & positive DCS/Non-standard DCS Default: OFF Menu [28]: TX-CTC Function: Sets the transmit CTCSS tone for each channel. Use the arrow keys to select, or keypad to enter the tone. 50 standard tones are supported as well as non-standard tones.
Menu Functions to enter non-standard DCS codes. Options: OFF/Standard negative & positive DCS/Non-standard DCS Default: OFF Menu [30]: RPT-SPK Function: When paired with another KG-1000G and configured as a repeater, enabling this option will unmute the speaker. This will allow you to hear any repeater activity.
Menu Functions Function: Enables Repeater Mode. Requires two KG-1000G transceivers connected with a data cable for this to function. See page 70 for more information. Options: RADIO/RPT-RX/T-W RPT Default: RADIO RADIO: Sets the KG-1000G to operate as a normal transceiver RPT-RX: Sets the unit to operate as a repeater in receive mode T-W-RPT: Sets the unit to operate as a repeater in two-way receive/transmit mode Menu [33]: SCAN-ADD Function: Adds a channel to the list of channels to scan.
Menu Functions Default: OFF Menu [35]: ALERT Function: Activates the tone alert. Some relay systems used for single-tone pulse transmissions need a single-tone pulse signal to activate. Options: 1750Hz/2100Hz/1000Hz/1450Hz Default: 1750Hz Special Reminder: When in transmit mode, you can send the single-tone pulse frequency you’ve selected by pressing the [MENU] key on the panel or the [MAIN] key on the microphone. Menu [36]: COMPAND Function: The compander minimizes noise.
Menu Functions Function: The KG-1000G has a built-in temperature detection system that will activate a cooling fan as needed. There are three options. Options: TX / HI-TE/TX / ALWAYS Default: HI-TE/TX TX: The fan turns on when transmitting HI-TE/TX: The fan turns on when the temperature of the radio is high during transmit. ALWAYS: The fan is always on. Menu [38]: LOW-V Function: When enabled, the radio emits a voice prompt every 10 seconds when the voltage drops below an acceptable level.
Menu Functions Menu [39]: SCRAM Function: Activating this function will descramble incoming signals that are scrambled using one of 8 supported protocols. Not available on GMRS frequencies. Options: OFF/SCRAM 1-8 Default: OFF Menu [40]: SC-QT Function: This item determines how a CTCSS or DCS tone is saved after a CTCSS/ DCS scan. There are three save options. Note: Not available in Repeater Mode.
Menu Functions Function: Scans the incoming signal for CTCSS tones to identify or confirm the correct tone. This can be useful when your CTCSS tone does not match the tone used by other members of your group, or to determine which tone they are using. This function must be activated while receiving a signal. Options: None. Choose the function and press [MENU]to activate the scan.
Menu Functions Menu [43]: SC-GROUP Function: Categorizes the programmed channels into different scan groups. You can choose to scan one specific group or all groups. Not available in Repeater Mode. Options: ALL/GROUP 01-10 Default: ALL Menu [44]: RC-SW Function: Enables the remote control functions of the radio. These functions can only be set through the programming software. Options: ON/OFF Default: OFF Menu [45]: PF1-SET Function: Assigns a function to the side key on the hand microphone.
Menu Functions Default: OFF STUN: Sends an ANI ID code to stun another radio set to the same code remotely. KILL: Sends an ANI ID code to kill another radio set to the same code remotely. MONI: Sends an ANI ID code to activate the monitor of another radio set to the same code. INSPEC: Sends an ANI ID code to activate inspection on another radio set to the same code. Menu [46]: RPT-TONE Function: The repeater tone is the signal received by the radio when the repeater is offline.
Menu Functions VFO: Resets only function settings to factory defaults. Channel parameters are not reset. ALL: Resets all of the function settings and channel parameters to factory defaults.
Menu Functions Options: OFF/B/SW/MENCH/H/M/L/VFO/MR/SET-D/TDR/SQL/SCAN/ FM-RADIO/SC-CTC/SC-DCS Default: TDR Menu [51]: ABR Function: Sets the timeout of the LCD display backlight while the radio is in standby. The timer can be set from 1-20 seconds in one second increments. It can also be set to turn off immediately or always remain on. Options: OFF/ALWAYS/1-20S Default: ALWAYS Menu [52]: FM-RADIO Function: Enables the FM Radio. Only available on “Area A”.
Menu Functions menu. Press the UP and DOWN keys to choose the radio channel, then press [MENU]to confirm. Menu [53]: AUT. AM Function: When activated, the KG-1000G will automatically recognize AM frequencies. Only available on “Area A”. Options: ON/OFF Default: ON Menu [54]: AM-SW Function: Enables or disables the reception of signals in AM mode. Only available on “Area A”.
Advanced Operation DTMF Encoding The KG-1000G features dual-tone multi-frequency (DTMF) encoding. The number pad on the hand microphone corresponds to DTMF codes as follows: AB SCRAM # LOCK CD 1 2 3 * 4 5 6 0 7 8 9 # Usage: While pressing the [PTT] key to transmit, press the key on the hand microphone that corresponds to the DTMF tone that you wish to send.
Advanced Operation Repeater Mode Operation In addition to its capabilities as a powerful mobile GMRS transceiver, two Wouxun KG-1000G radios can be physically connected together to create a fully functional GMRS repeater. How to configure two radios into a repeater Through the RPT-SET function [MENU 32, p 58], you can set up the two individual units to communicate between each other to operate in tandem as one repeater transceiver.
Advanced Operation RPT to create a directional repeater. T-W RPT: Two way (transmit/receive) mode. Set both radios into this mode to operate as a two-way repeater. 2. Connect these two transceivers with the 8 pin data cable (model SCO-002) supplied with the radios to the PC (programming) interface port located on the left side of each radio. This is the port with a rubber cover marked PC. 3.
Advanced Operation Additional Repeater Settings When the radios are in repeater mode, selected features can be enabled or disabled. You can turn the speaker on or off by configuring the RPT-SPK option [MENU 30]. The option to transmit using the PTT on the hand microphone can while the radios are in repeater RX/TX mode be enabled or disabled by configuring the RPT-PTT option [MENU 31].
Advanced Operation the [MENU] key to confirm, and press the [EXIT] key to return to standby. Repeater Tone (RPT-TONE) – Menu 46 The repeater can transmit a tone after a signal is received to acknowledge receipt of the incoming transmission This tone can be enabled or disabled in the RPT-TONE option (MENU 46, p.65). The repeater receipt reports the working status of the repeater to the operator who is attempting to access it.
Advanced Operation the transmitter will release the hold and allow the PTT to transmit. The repeating hold timer sets the hold time for the transmitter to resume transmitting 100ms-5000ms (5 seconds) after the received QT/QDT signal disappears. This function is only accessible and configured through the KG-1000G programming software. Note When the radios are in repeater mode, both primary and secondary areas of the radios are the receiver.
Advanced Operation After selecting the CTCSS menu setting (RX-CTC or TX-CTC), enter the desired CTCSS code via the keyboard and then press [MENU] to confirm. For example, to set the receiving CTCSS tone to 100.5Hz: In standby, press [MENU] + [2] + [6], the screen will display: RX-CTC, press MENU, and input [1] + [0] + [0] + [5], then press [MENU] to confirm, and [EXIT] to return to standby.
Advanced Operation Negative code, and then press MENU to confirm. Example 1: Set the receive DCS as D105N In standby, press [MENU] + [2] + [7] and the screen will display: RX-DCS. Press [MENU] and input [1] + [0] + [5], then press [LOCK] to select the Positive code. The screen will display D105N. Press [MENU] to confirm, and then press [LOCK] to return to standby. Example 2: Set the receive DCS as D105I In standby, press [MENU] + [2] + [7] and the screen will display: RX-DCS.
Troubleshooting Before assuming your KG-1000G is defective, please check the following list of possible problems and solutions. Using the RESET option provided in the menu can also be used to reset the transceiver back to factory standard settings and programming. Problem Receive indicator is on but no sound is heard. Keypad is unresponsive Unwanted interference is being received. Voice pause ever 3 seconds Solution ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ Check volume level.
Troubleshooting Problem Solution Cannot activate Scan Check if the scan group channel or Scan Add function is turned on. Transceiver automatically Check if your power source is below 11.5 volts. shuts off Check if APO menu setting is activated. Transceiver does not trans- Check if transceiver has been stunned or killed. mit or receive Repeater mode not work- Be sure the A/B area is set for the repeater’s correct ing operating frequency.
Technical TechnicalInformation Information Specifications Frequency Range for US: RX: 50.000-54.995MHz, 65.000-108MHz, 108.000-180.995MHz & 320.000-349.995MHz, 400.000-479.995MHz,700-824MHz, 849-869MHz,894-960MHz TX: 462.550-462.725MHz (GMRS Frequencies) ≤ ≤ ≤ 467.550-467.
Technical Information Standard CTCSS and DCS Tones The following is a list of the standard CTCSS and DCS tones supported by the KG-1000G. Many FRS or GMRS radios display a number instead of a specific tone. The number to the left of the tone matches what is used by most manufacturers. CTCSS 80 1 67.0 11 94.8 21 131.8 31 171.3 41 203.5 2 69.3 12 97.4 22 136.5 32 173.8 42 206.5 3 71.9 13 100.0 23 141.3 33 177.3 43 210.7 4 74.4 14 103.5 24 146.2 34 179.9 44 218.
Technical Information DCS (positive code) 1 D023N 16 D074N 31 D165N 46 D261N 61 D356N 76 D462N 91 D627N 2 D025N 17 D114N 32 D172N 47 D263N 62 D364N 77 D464N 92 D631N 3 D026N 18 D115N 33 D174N 48 D265N 63 D365N 78 D465N 93 D632N 4 D031N 19 D116N 34 D205N 49 D266N 64 D371N 79 D466N 94 D645N 5 D032N 20 D122N 35 D212N 50 D271N 65 D411N 80 D503N 95 D654N 6 D036N 21 D125N 36 D223N 51 D274N 66 D412N 81 D506N 96 D662N 7 D043N 22
Technical Information Default GMRS Channels and Frequencies Simplex Channels Ch. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 82 Frequency 462.5625 462.5875 462.6125 462.6375 462.6625 462.6875 462.7125 467.5675 467.5875 467.6125 467.6375 Max Power Ch. 5 Watts 12 5 Watts 13 5 Watts 14 5 Watts 15 5 Watts 16 5 Watts 17 5 Watts 18 RX Only 19 RX Only 20 RX Only 21 RX Only 22 Frequency 467.6625 467.6875 467.7125 462.5500 462.5750 462.6000 462.6250 462.6500 462.6750 462.7000 462.
Technical Information Repeater Channels Ch. 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Name RPT-15 RPT-16 RPT-17 RPT-18 RPT-19 RPT-20 RPT-21 RPT-22 Receive Frequency Transmit Frequency Max Power 462.5500 467.5500 50 Watts 462.5750 467.5750 50 Watts 462.6000 467.6000 50 Watts 462.6250 467.6250 50 Watts 462.6500 467.6500 50 Watts 462.6750 467.6750 50 Watts 462.7000 467.7000 50 Watts 462.7250 467.
Technical Information NOAA Weather Channels Ch. Frequency Ch. Frequency 84 1 162.4000 5 162.5000 2 162.4250 6 162.5250 3 162.4500 7 162.5500 4 162.
Optional Accessories Switching Power Supply (30A) Clamps Install Mount USB Programming Cable Mobile Speaker / Mic trong Magnetic Mount Connection CableS Note: Antenna gain including cable loss must not exceed 4.14 dBi for satisfying FCC RF exposure limit.
FCC Statement: Any Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
