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Kenwood TK-5210 help programming 2 tone optional signaling

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Thomboard13

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I'm having trouble programming the 2 tone optional signaling on my 5210. I have entered the tones and everything and having the radio making 3 loud beeps after the tones go off but I'm trying to change the alert to what my local EMS has their kenwood radios doing which is a high low tone alert. Does anyone have any ideas on how to program this? Here is a video on youtube that has another alert tone that i would also like to be able to program http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=JcqusEnwc30 start watching a 1:40
 

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just play with the alert tones till it makes a sound you like by adjusting the frequency and length. the software has 8 preprogrammed alerts that you can modify.
 

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There was no hi-low alert generated by the handheld. A beeping alert and a steady tone alert.

The alert tone options are in the programming software.

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Thomboard13

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Kenwood 5210

I figured it out its alert tone 6 in the programming software thanks
 
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