Clone cable schematic for Kenwood KPG-CLN-RJ45?

[KGBurton]

Does anyone know how to build a clone cable (Kenwood KPG-CLN-RJ45)? I have been trying to find the cable specifications without success. I have the cables and tools, but don't know the pinouts. I found one for sale for $156 and that's not an option.

Ken KB7WHO

 

[jasej]

This publication, (Link below) from this same forum, could help you friend, it seems to be simple, make that cloning cable! Kenwood has been using the same connector for many years, with the same points on the connectors between the 8-point connector and the 6-point connector!

Greetings

Kenwood TK-860G Cloning

I have been hunting all over the internet for a cloning cable (radio to radio) for a Kenwood TK-860G and can not find one anywhere. Is this just a standard CAT 5 network cable or is it specially wired and available somewhere? I am in Canada. I used to have one and of course now that I need it...

forums.radioreference.com

 

[KGBurton]

This publication, (Link below) from this same forum, could help you friend, it seems to be simple, make that cloning cable! Kenwood has been using the same connector for many years, with the same points on the connectors between the 8-point connector and the 6-point connector!

Greetings

Kenwood TK-860G Cloning

I have been hunting all over the internet for a cloning cable (radio to radio) for a Kenwood TK-860G and can not find one anywhere. Is this just a standard CAT 5 network cable or is it specially wired and available somewhere? I am in Canada. I used to have one and of course now that I need it...

forums.radioreference.com

Awesome! Just what I was looking for. Thank you!

 

[KGBurton]

Awesome! Just what I was looking for. Thank you!

As per the article, I pulled back the sleeve on my microphone and it sure enough has an RJ-45 on both ends of the microphone cable.

 

[jasej]

As per the article, I pulled back the sleeve on my microphone and it sure enough has an RJ-45 on both ends of the microphone cable.

Yes, and the article refers to the connection points, precisely to an 8-point RJ-45 cable, follow the instructions and you will be able to make the clone cable!

Greetings