Kenwood TK-980-981 Trunked Compact 800 & 900 MHz Mobile Two-way Radio

The 80-Series legacy line continues to be embedded in thousands of public safety, public service, government, private industrial customers. This hallmark series provides rugged reliability, large apacity, conventional /LTR capabilities, full featured scan and signaling feature sets. The 80-Series supports Emergency Call (front panel & footswitch input), Encryption /ANI control, full FleetSync® PTT ID and messaging and FleetSync, DTMF and Two-Tone Selective Calling for talkback paging. PassPortTM NTS Dispatch Network Trunking options are available for the TK-980 800 MHz model.

GENERAL FEATURES:

15 W 800 & 900 MHz Models
Trunked Format 1
LTR® Trunked Systems
Conventional Systems
32 Systems / 250 Groups
System Scan
List Type System Scan
10 Character Alphanumeric Aliases
Backlit Dot Matrix LCD
3-Digit Sub-Display
Function / Status LCD Icons
Transmit / Busy / Call Alert / Warn LED
6 Backlit PF Keys
500 mW Speaker Audio
Companded Audio
Encryption / ANI Board Control
Emergency Call Features
DTMF Encode / Decode 2
Time Out Timer
Timed Power Off
ACC Cable Option
Ignition Sense 3
Public Address / Horn Alert Option 4
Dynamic Mobile Mic Included
MIL-Spec Noise-canceling Mic Option
MIL-Spec 12-Key Noise-canceling Mic Option
Windows® Programming & Tuning 4
Windows® Firmware Uploading 5
Front Panel Test / Tune
Cloning
MIL-STD-810 C/D/E/F
NPSPAC Option

CONVENTIONAL ZONES:

QT / DQT
Single Priority Group Scan
Busy Channel Lockout

TRUNKED ZONES 6

Kenwood LTR® Features 6

FleetSync® 7

PTT ID Digital ANI
Selective Call & Group Call
Status Messaging
Emergency Status
Caller ID Display
Short Text Messages 8
PC Serial Interface

1 Trunked Format: 32 Systems max. (prog. for LTR® or Conventional), 250 Groups per system max (limited per repeater channels programmed).
2 DTMF Encode includes PTT ID, Emergency ANI, Manual Encode (KMC-28A DTMF mic required), Auto-Dial (32 numbers); DTMF Decode includes Stun (dead beat disable), primary/secondary selective call with call alert and transpond.
3 Ignition sense requires KCT-34 ACC cable & KCT-18 Ignition sense cable options.
4 Public Address / Horn Alert Option- requires KAP-1 PA/HA Unit and KCT-34 ACC Cable options.
5 KPG-49D required: Windows® 98/ NT/ 2000/ Me/XP compatible.
6 Kenwood LTR® Features: KPG-49D Group Delete/Add, LTR® Talk Around, Scan Revert Group Display, System Scan, Group Scan, Auto Search.
7 FleetSync® (not FleetSync® II capable)
8 Short Text Messages are radio stored & LCD displayed.

Specifications:

Model	TK-980	TK-981
GENERAL
Frequency Range Type 1 (RX) Type 2 (TX) Type 3 (Talk Around)	851~870 MHz 806 ~ 825 MHz, 851 ~ 870 MHz	935 ~ 941 MHz 896 ~ 902 MHz, 935 ~ 941 MHz
Systems	Max. 32
Group	Max. 250 per system
Channels LTR® Mode (Conventional)	Max. 600 Max. 250
PLL Channel Spacing	25 kHz (PLL step: 12.5 kHz)	12.5 kHz (PLL step: 12.5 kHz)
Operating Voltage	13.6 V DC ± 15 %
Current Drain Standby Receive Transmit	Less than 0.4 A Less than 1.0 A Less than 7.0 A
Duty Cycle	Transmit: 20%
Operating Temperature Range	-22° F ~ +140° F (-30° C ~ +60° C)
Frequency Stability	±0.00015% (-22° F ~ +140° F)
Antenna Impedance	50 Ω
Dimensions (W x H x D)	5-1/2 x 1-1/2 x 5-3/4 in. (140 x 40 x 145 mm)
Weight (net)	2.07 lbs. (940 g)
FCC ID	ALH24563110	ALH24572110
IC Certification	282195546A	282195545A

Model	TK-980	TK-981
RECEIVER (Measurements made per TIA/EIA-603)
Sensitivity (12 dB SINAD)	0.25 μV
Selectivity*	75 dB	68 dB
Intermodulation Distortion	70 dB	65 dB
Spurious Response*	80 dB
Audio Output	4 W with less than 5% distortion
Channel frequency spread	19 MHz	6 MHz

Model	TK-980	TK-981
TRANSMITTER (Measurements made per TIA/EIA-603)
RF Power Output	15 W
Spurious & Harmonics	60 dB
Modulation	16KØF3E	11KØF3E
FM Noise	45 dB	40 dB
Audio Distortion	Less than 3%	Less than 5%
Microphone Impedance	Low Impedance
Channel Frequency Spread	64 MHz	45 MHz

Applicable MIL-STD:

Standard	MIL 810C Methods/Procedures	MIL 810D Methods/Procedures	MIL 810E Methods/Procedures	MIL 810F Methods/Procedures
Low Pressure	500.1/Procedure I	500.2/Procedure I, II	500.3/Procedure I, II	500.4/Procedure I, II
High Temperature	501.1/Procedure I, II	501.2/Procedure I, II	501.3/Procedure I, II	501.4/Procedure I, II
Low Temperature	502.1/Procedure I	502.2/Procedure I, II	502.3/Procedure I, II	502.4/Procedure I, II
Temperature Shock	503.1/Procedure I	503.2/Procedure I	503.3/Procedure I	503.4/Procedure I, II
Solar Radiation	505.1/Procedure I	505.2/Procedure I	505.3/Procedure I	505.4/Procedure I
Humidity	507.1/Procedure I, II	507.2/Procedure II, III	507.3/Procedure II, III	507.4
Sand & Dust	510.1/Procedure I	510.2/Procedure I	510.3/Procedure I	510.4/Procedure I, III
Vibration	514.2/Procedure VIII, X	514.3/Procedure I	514.4/Procedure I	514.5/Procedure I
Shock	516.2/Procedure I, II, III, V	516.3/Procedure I, IV, V	516.4/Procedure I, IV, V	516.5/Procedure I, IV, V