The TK-7302/TK-8302 offers ample capacity for multiple channels and radio systems: 16 channels and 2 zones. And once it is programmed, users can select specific channels within a set range.

Clear audio means confident communications, but power output is not the only factor that determines how easy it is to use a radio in varying noisy environments. As an audio specialist experienced in psychoacoustics, KENWOOD can draw on decades of expertise at every step: component selection, construction, optimization, evaluation and analysis. The resulting audio performance - specially engineered for transceivers and with frequency response optimized for the human voice - is undeniably clearer and crisper.

A D-sub 15-pin terminal enables the simple connection of various types of external equipment. It can be used for Ignition sense, External Switch, Horn Alert, and External Mic, among others. A Molex interface is also available with the optional KCT-60M cable.

Encoder/decoder function uses QT/DQT to segregate talk groups, so users only hear calls from their own group. DTMF PTT ID is included for dispatch operations or for a simple remote control application.

Utilizing KENWOOD's FleetSync® signaling protocol, the TK-7302/TK-8302 has PTT ID (ANI: automatic number identification) and Selective Calling capabilities for managed dispatch operations. Programmed Status(by FPU) can also be sent.

The 2-tone signaling format is provided for use with the most common radio systems.

Built-in MDC signaling means the following features are available:
- PTT ID Encode
- Emergency Encode
- Stun/Revive Decode
- Radio Check Decode

For hazardous/hostile duty environments, a PF key can be programmed for emergency use to alert the dispatcher or other group members via DTMF, FleetSync® or MDC-1200 signaling.