Preparations of TS-2000 for remote control (mode=8)
 
All necessary signals between the panel and the radio is connected thru the 6 wire cable between the control panel and the radio. We just need  to cut it apart and connect a RRC-1258 in each end. The following signals is represented in the cable. Very convenient is that the speaker is already present on the back of the control panel so there is no need for a extra speaker.

Please be aware of that the Kenwood numbering of the connectors are the opposite of what we use in the computer networks.


RJ12
Radio		 Modular 4/4
Control
Panel		 Description
1    
2 1 TDO - serial data 57600 bps from panel to radio
3 2 RDO - serial data 57600 bps from radio to panel
4 3 GND
5 4 8V power to control panel ( always present)
6    

As you can see the Mic and speaker signal is not present in the cable above. Because of that we have to make a splitted cable and connect the Mic and Speaker direct to the RRC-1258. On the remote site you also have to make a splitted cable, connected from the RRC to the Panel jack, Mic jack and to the Speaker jack.

Please be aware of that the Kenwood numbering of the connectors are the opposite of what we use in the computer networks.

8-pol Modular

3. MICE - Mic ground
4. MIC- Mic Signal
5. PTT
6. GND PTT

To make a more permanent installation it's possible to mount a 8 pin circular mic connector on the front of the RRC.

Attention! Always check for updated drawings before starting to make cables

 

Cables control panel RC-2000 to RRC-1258

The Microphone is connected to the 2xRJ-45 extender.

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Cables RRC-1258 to Radio TS-2000

 

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When you have finished the cable production always test them with the 2xRJ-45 extender before connecting them to the RRC:s. Drawing 2xRJ-45