Hey everybody, today we're gonna hand program
the Bendix-King digital radios, the DPHs.
So we will program the frequencies,
the display and the priority settings.
So let's get started.
Let's start with taking a look
at this IAP communication plan.
And today we will program channel 3,
we'll bring the display to TAC 3,
the frequency for receive and transmit is gonna be 168600,
and this commo plan also has
receive and transmit tones of 110.9, so we'll plug those in.
Let's get started.
All right, first thing you do is on top,
bring all the channel knobs towards you.
Hold down your program button there,
hold down function.
(beep)
Asks for an ID, that is six zeros.
(six beeps)
Press enter.
So now our display says channel 00,
and this is where you want to enter
whatever channel you want to program.
So you wanna program channel 11, (two beeps)
you go to channel 11.
For us, we're gonna go to channel 3. (two beeps)
Additionally you've got an N on the far right there,
that indicates you're on narrowband.
So once you get your channel selected
you wanna program, let's see ya hit function
to scroll through, and that brings up our receive frequency.
So we want to clear that out, (beep) press clear,
now we enter in our new frequency, 168600.
(six beeps) Press enter. (beep)
Now we scroll through a window, pressing function,
and that brings up our receive tone.
I'm gonna put in the new one, so you press clear,
and our new one is 110.9
(four beeps)
Press enter. (beep)
Now you scroll through a window, (beep)
two windows, to get to our transmit frequency.
(beep) And you press clear,
punch in our new one, 168600 (six beeps)
and you press enter. (beep)
And you scroll through (beep)
one window to get you to your transmit tone.
You wanna clear out the old one (beep),
press clear, (beep beep) enter in 110.9
(three beeps) press enter.
So now we want to name our channel TAC 3,
so we scroll through a window or two
pressing function (two beeps),
and the current name is Channel 3,
and we want to change it to TAC 3 (beep),
so you press clear, and to bring up
the numbers, letters and symbols,
you scroll through all those pressing the priority button.
(series of many beeps)
So we'll scroll through the numbers, get to the letters,
(many beeps)
and then to space it you press function (many beeps)
And so on and so on, until you get it named,
and if you pass up your letter, number or symbol,
you just scroll back through until you pick it up again.
So now I'll hit function twice to get me a space (4 beeps)
punch in my TAC 3, push it over a little bit,
(beep) press enter.
Now one thing you want to do is just scroll back through
and make sure everything took,
so we'll scroll through,
we got 168600 there, 110.9, (two beeps)
and for our transmit again 168600, (2 beeps)
and our tone 110.9 (3 beeps)
and our channel name TAC 3.
So if you were to kill it,
now our display reads TAC 3.
So last thing we'll look at
for hand programming is our priority.
So again hold down your program button and function (beep),
it wants your ID, six zeros (six beeps),
press enter (beep).
And then we're at our channel selection for programming,
and rather than entering in a number,
you press function and then you'll scroll through
some windows for programming, and we're gonna
scroll through until we get priority 1. (five beeps)
So currently for priority 1 you've got the options of
off, on, or a numerical selection.
So I wanna set it to channel 3,
which is our tactical channel for the day.
So I'm gonna press clear, and then I could do
priority to turn it on, however I want channel 3,
so I'm gonna select channel 3. (beep) Zero (beep) three.
I'm gonna press enter to save it, (beep)
and then that kicks me right to priority 2,
and for priority 2 you've got two settings, on and off,
and I want to set it to on, so I'm gonna press clear,
priority to select a different one, (beep)
set to on, and then I'm gonna save it (beep)
press enter.
So now I'm gonna scroll through again
and make sure that priority 1 and 2 took.
(10 beeps)
So priority 1 is set to channel 3, (beep)
and priority 2 is turned on.
So there you have it, that's a couple things
to hand program on the Bendix-King radio,
the frequency, display and priority. Thanks!