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KPG 111D Software Questions

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KirkT

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Is there a copy and paste feature in the KPG 111D software? Like for moving channels around. Also is there a print feature?
 

talexhill

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yep, under file select "print".

as for copying, and pasting - just select what you'd like to copy, by highlighting it and hitting control + C on your computer to copy. then delete what you don't want, and move it down.


hope this helps!
 

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Kirk,

It's very easy to copy and paste a channel (or group of channels) by dragging the curser down the far-left column to highlight the channel(s) you want to move. For example, if you want to move channels 5, 6 and 7 just click on the 5 and drag the curser down to 7 so that all three are highlighted. Then you can right-click (or control-c) and copy those three channels. Once they're copied, you can click on the new channel number where you like to paste/move them.
 

dapaq2

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Has anyone found a way to copy and paste data from one .dat file to another .dat file? Kenwood says this cannot be done and from what I can see they are not lying as I have tried to do it and it wont work. Is there anyway to accomplish this? I want to move a bunch of data from one .dat file to another and dont want to have to type it all out manually to the other .dat file.

Doug
 

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Doug, not as straightforward as you'd hope, but it is possible to export dat files to itm files and use a text editor to add/remove frequencies to combine them with a bit of work. You can then import this file as the new combined file. There doesn't seem to be any way of pasting into the software ;-(
 

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No simple way to print. Kenwood dropped the ball on this one. It does not print like vertex software, it takes A LOT of paper to print a radio like a TK-380, LOTS and LOTS if you use lots of channels
 

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the best way i find to do it is to hit the print screen key then open word and paste it, crop it and drag to the size i want.
i keep a blank word doc on my desk top just for this.
 

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talkback

Maybe my question is not precise. I ask about the function which in Idas is called talkback - for ex.:a radio set in NXDN mode may respond if the FM modulation signal is received ( I can change time for respond).
I do not know if this feature is in Kenwood ???

Vy 73!
Steve
 

baycomm

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Go to the following
Edit-Optional Features-Common Page 1-Signalling Reset Timer

Setting any time interval other than zero will cause the radio to respond to either an analog or a digital call in the appropriate mode if answered during that time period.

Channel must also be programmed for Mixed Mode.

It works great.
 
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