Kenwood TK-7360 Manual Do Utilizador

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If your transceiver has been programmed with the Emergency function, you can 

make emergency calls.
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  Press and hold the key programmed as Emergency.

•  Depending on the delay time programmed into your transceiver, the length of time 

you must hold the Emergency key will vary.

•  When the transceiver enters Emergency mode, the transceiver will change to the 

Emergency channel and begin transmitting based on how the transceiver is set up.

  To exit Emergency mode, press and hold the Emergency key again.

•  If the Emergency mode completes the preset number of cycles, Emergency mode 

will automatically end and the transceiver will return to normal.

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  Lone Worker Mode is a safety feature built into the transceiver.  If the 

transceiver is not operated for a pre-programmed period of time, the 

transceiver will emit a tone and automatically enter Emergency operation.  

Operating any key will reset the timer.

  Press the key programmed as Lone Worker to toggle the Lone Worker 

function ON or OFF.

•  Depending on the delay time programmed into your transceiver, the length of time 

you must hold the Lone Worker key will vary.

•  “L-WK ON” momentarily appears on the display when Lone Worker is activated.

During interruptions in service (such as a power failure), you can continue to 

communicate by using the Talk Around feature.  Talk Around allows you to 

communicate directly with other transceivers without the use of a repeater, as long 

as they are not too far away or there are no geographical obstacles in the way.
Press the key programmed as Talk Around to toggle the Talk Around function ON 

or OFF.

•  The   icon appears on the display while Talk Around is activated.

Note:
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  Your dealer can activate the built-in scrambler function, or they can add a more secure optional 

scrambler board to your transceiver.  Ask your dealer for details.

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  This function cannot be used in certain countries. Contact your Kenwood dealer for further 

information. 

The built-in scrambler prevents others from easily listening in on your calls. When 

activated, the transceiver distorts your voice so that anybody listening to your 

conversation will not be able to clearly hear what you are saying.