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SC90 - Selcall module for Kenwood TK-90Add Selcall, Telcall and GPS reporting
to Kenwood TK-90 HF radios!
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Selcall type |
Barrett |
Codan |
Selcall - Transmit and Receive |
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Telcall - Transmit and Receive |
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Beacon Request - Transmit and Receive |
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End of Call (Hang-up) - Transmit and Receive |
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GPS Position Report - Transmit and Receive |
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Emergency Selcall - Transmit and Receive |
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GPS Emergency Location call - Transmit and Receive |
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GPS Position Request - Transmit and Receive |
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Remote Radio Lock - Receive only |
The SC90 can be Un-Locked by entering the Un-Lock Code via the keypad microphone connected to the TK-90. When Locked the SC90 will automatically power down the radio after 5 seconds, thereby making the radio un-useable. The unit can also be made to automatically lock the radio at power switch on time. The user then has 5 seconds to start entering the Un-Lock code before the radio powers off again.
For GPS functions the SC90 requires an external GPS receiver unit to obtain the position data. The GPS data is extracted from the "RMC" sentence and the data must be in NMEA-0183 format using either TTL or RS-232 signalling at 2400, 4800, 9600 or 19200 bits per second.
Emergency calling is available when using the Barrett selcall format. Emergency calls can be initiated from the keypad or from an external push button or switch. If a push button is used then it has to be held pressed for at least two seconds before the call will be sent. When using an external permanently operated switch the SC90 will send a total of three emergency calls with 30 seconds silence between calls. The SC90 will send a GPS Emergency call, if a GPS unit is attached and functioning, otherwise the SC90 will send an Emergency Selcall.
The SC90 is easily programmed with a PC or a laptop via the GPS data port. Simply running the SC90 programming software will put the unit into programming mode.
Once in programming mode the SC90 can be configured by using the freely available programming software. Click HERE for a screen shot. See the manual for more details.
All interfacing to the radio circuitry is through a supplied cable loom while the GPS interface is connected through a 9 way cable which is terminated in a 9 way D connector.
| Jenal Communications design and manufacture a wide range of radio related devices including units which use the standard HF selcall and telcall signalling as used by Barrett, Codan, Icom and Q-Mac. Thousands of these products are being used all around the world by Governments, NGOs, Commercial organisations and Amateur Radio operators. We also manufacture a number of devices which use the common DTMF (or touchtone) signalling system. |



Last modified: 14 June 2009.