[Kenwood] Programming D700 With MCP?

[Randy Allen]

There is only one memory set for either side.  You switch between them 
simply  by going to one of the presets programmed for 440.  Or by doing 
a direct frequency entry from the mic after programming one of the keys 
as "ENTER" (I use the PF key).

I usually set my A side  to 144.39 for APRS ops and use my B side for 
whatever voice freq I need.  I have my 2m freqs in memories 1-100 and my 
440 freqs in 101-200, but you can put them in any order that fits your 
needs (Ch1 145.520, Ch2 446.00, etc.(

Gary V. Smith wrote:

> I had the great and good fortune to receive a D700 and D7 for 
> Christmas.  I used the Kenwood Memory Control Program to program 2m and 
> 70 cm repeater and simplex frequencies into the radio.  I presumed that 
> the 70cm frequencies would show up in Band 'B', but they went into Band 
> 'A' with the 2m freqs.  How do I get the 70cm freqs into Band 'B'?  Do I 
> need to designate each of them in the Radio Menu to Band 'B', or create 
> a separate file with only 70 cm freqs in it?  I've scoured the manuals 
> and Help files in MCP, but they aren't much help.  I've used the RT 
> Systems package to program my ICOM W32A and T81A, but don't remember 
> having this issue.  Any pointers?
> 
> I haven't tried programming the D7 yet because I had to order the cable 
> separately, so it would be nice to know how I should do this before I 
> attempt programming it.
> 
> Thanks.
> 
> 73,
> Gary - W6GVS
> Dowagiac, MI
> 
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Randy Allen, KAØAZS