- [Voiceover] Hey everybody, today in this video
we're going to do some cloning.
We're going to use this Bendix-King digital radio,
and we're going to clone from it to another
Bendix-King digital radio.
And then we're going to clone from our
Bendix-King digital radio to the newer
Bendix-King KNG hand-held radio.
So let's get started.
I've got my cloning cable plugged
into my master here.
Plug the other end into our other radio.
So now we're going to go into program mode.
Again, hold down your button there.
And hold down Function button.
(radio beeps once)
It wants our ID.
Six zeros.
(radio beeps six times)
Enter.
Now it says channel zero.
And this is where we would pick a channel to
hand program another frequency.
But for cloning, you want to be on
Channel 00, right where we're at.
And then to clone, press star Function,
and your master radio will kind of blink
PROG at you.
And your radio being cloned will
say VHF --1 for a second when it takes the clone.
So here we go.
Star Function
Alright, so it looks like it took.
If you run through, check your channels,
and it took that group.
So now we'll go to the KNG.
If you're programming several radios,
rather than turning it on and off,
you can just push Clear, and you're ready
to clone again.
So now we get our KNG, and it's got its own special
wire with several different attachments.
So we get that plugged to our master here.
Alright, so again, you go into program mode,
get to Channel 00, press star Function,
and on the KNGs you want to make sure
you're in your right group or zone,
as it is called in the KNG radios.
And one difference on cloning with the
KNG radio is the display will pop up
for a second or two saying Legacy Cloning,
indicating that it's taking the clone.
So here we go.
Star Function, you get a Program, and if
you can see that, it says Legacy Cloning
there while it took.
So we'll do a quick channel spin around the knob,
and it took that group.
So that was programming the DPH,
the KNG, now we'll run out to the truck,
and program our mobile radio.
See you out there.
Hey everybody, we're back.
We're continuing on with cloning radios.
We're out here now, and we're looking
at the mobile truck radio.
So we're going to clone from our
Bendix-King digital hand-held radio
to our Bendix-King mobile radio.
This one happens to be a digital,
but they're all the same.
So, first thing you wanna do is
disconnect your hand mic cord here.
And you just take your pocket knife,
pop this guy off, pull it back, there's another
little protector, then there's a little
telephone cord deal you unclip there.
Pop it out.
And then get your cloning cable,
and plug that guy in.
And my cloning cable is a little beat up,
so it didn't clip very well.
So now we'll let the camera adjust
to get our display on the hand-held radio.
So just like going radio to radio on the
hand-held, you go into Program mode,
hold down our Program button up here,
and Function.
(radio beeps)
Okay, turn down that volume a little bit.
And again the code is six zeros.
Hopefully you can see that there.
(radio button beeps six times)
Press Enter (beeps)
And then we're at the Channel 00,
and if you wanted to program something,
you press in your channel and start
scrolling through to plug in your frequency,
but we're gonna clone.
And just like hand-held to hand-held
it's the same thing, press star Function,
and you'll get a blip on there
saying VHF--1 indicating it's taking,
and then it'll say Program, and that means it took.
If it blinks Fail, that means something's wrong.
A glitch in the Matrix there, so here we go.
Star Function. (beeps)
VHF--1, that means it took.
Spin your channel selector knob a little bit.
See if it took. (beeps)
There you go, that's how you program
your mobile radio.