elk2370bruce
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Have a Wouxun KG-UVD-1P hand-held. Without programming on my PC, what is the procedure in changing the Receive and Transmit PL using the radio keyboard? Can't locate the user manual. Thanks for the help
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Wouxun Manual Programming
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nd5y
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Are you wanting to change tones in an existing memory channel?
If so see dealer mode at Wouxun KG-UV2D - The RadioReference Wiki
If so see dealer mode at Wouxun KG-UV2D - The RadioReference Wiki
baltimorecs
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You program in your desired rx frequency and then go to menu and change to the offset option. Enter 05.0000 for 5 khz offset for example. I don't have one right in front of me but when I get home I can post it exactly.
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elk2370bruce
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I was looking to change the transmit and receive PL not the offset. The manual is not well written, I'd appreciate the simple solution when you find the "quick guide". TNX and 73 de KC2PBJ
baltimorecs
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I only have a UV6D at the house but it should be the same:
When you are at the frequency you want to set a CTCSS or DPL on:
To set receive:
1) Press Menu and use the channel knob to select R-CTC (for CTCSS) or R-DCS (for DPL).
2) Press Menu again to edit the value
3) Use the channel knob to select the value you want
4) Press Menu again to save the value
To set transmit:
1) Press Menu and use the channel knob to select T-CTC (for CTCSS) or T-DCS (for DPL).
2) Press Menu again to edit the value
3) Use the channel knob to select the value you want
4) Press Menu again to save the value
If you do not want to set an offset and just enter receive and transmit directly you can do the following:
1) In VFO mode enter your receive frequency (i.e. 155.595 - I just made these numbers up)
2) Press Menu and use the channel knob to select MEM-CH
3) Press Menu again to edit the value
4) Use the channel knob to select the value you want
5) Press Menu again to save the value and it should say "receiving memory"
6) Enter your transmit frequency (i.e. 160.595 - I just made these numbers up)
2) Press Menu and use the channel knob to select MEM-CH
3) Press Menu again to edit the value
4) DO NOT change the value--keep it at the frequency that you had for the receive value
5) Press Menu again to save the value and it should say "transmit memory"
If you want to save a simplex frequency you do the following:
1) In VFO mode enter your frequency
2) Press Menu and use the channel knob to select MEM-CH
3) Press Menu again to edit the value
4) Use the channel knob to select the value you want
5) Press Menu again to save the value and it should say "receiving memory"
3) Press Menu again to edit the value AGAIN
4) DO NOT change the value--keep it at the frequency that you had for the receive value
5) Press Menu again to save the value and it should say "transmit memory"
You can then name the channel:
1) Switch to channel mode
2) Press Menu and use the channel knob to select CHNAME
3) Press Menu again to edit the value
4) Use the channel knob to select the value you want:
-- Clockwise selects the alpha-numeric value
-- Counter-clockwise moves you to the next character space
5) Press Menu again to save the name
When you are at the frequency you want to set a CTCSS or DPL on:
To set receive:
1) Press Menu and use the channel knob to select R-CTC (for CTCSS) or R-DCS (for DPL).
2) Press Menu again to edit the value
3) Use the channel knob to select the value you want
4) Press Menu again to save the value
To set transmit:
1) Press Menu and use the channel knob to select T-CTC (for CTCSS) or T-DCS (for DPL).
2) Press Menu again to edit the value
3) Use the channel knob to select the value you want
4) Press Menu again to save the value
If you do not want to set an offset and just enter receive and transmit directly you can do the following:
1) In VFO mode enter your receive frequency (i.e. 155.595 - I just made these numbers up)
2) Press Menu and use the channel knob to select MEM-CH
3) Press Menu again to edit the value
4) Use the channel knob to select the value you want
5) Press Menu again to save the value and it should say "receiving memory"
6) Enter your transmit frequency (i.e. 160.595 - I just made these numbers up)
2) Press Menu and use the channel knob to select MEM-CH
3) Press Menu again to edit the value
4) DO NOT change the value--keep it at the frequency that you had for the receive value
5) Press Menu again to save the value and it should say "transmit memory"
If you want to save a simplex frequency you do the following:
1) In VFO mode enter your frequency
2) Press Menu and use the channel knob to select MEM-CH
3) Press Menu again to edit the value
4) Use the channel knob to select the value you want
5) Press Menu again to save the value and it should say "receiving memory"
3) Press Menu again to edit the value AGAIN
4) DO NOT change the value--keep it at the frequency that you had for the receive value
5) Press Menu again to save the value and it should say "transmit memory"
You can then name the channel:
1) Switch to channel mode
2) Press Menu and use the channel knob to select CHNAME
3) Press Menu again to edit the value
4) Use the channel knob to select the value you want:
-- Clockwise selects the alpha-numeric value
-- Counter-clockwise moves you to the next character space
5) Press Menu again to save the name
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ka3jjz
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This is the sort of detail that should probably be put into the wiki - I'm willing to bet others have / have had the same question...Mike
elk2370bruce
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Thank you! That was a big help. The manual isn't worth a damn. Probably translated from Chinese by a Bulgarian who once ate at McDonalds while on vacation in Somalia..
baltimorecs
Member
I made another post about the 6D. I will look into adding it to the WiKi too.
It is funny because I thought it was hard to program at first but then once I wrote it down it was only then that I saw how easy it was.
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