It works to program Kenwood TK-2302 Radio?
483375
From all that I have read, it should work on Kenwood units providing that the connections are the same.
483376
It should work as long as the connector is correct. All any of these radio programming cables are is a USB to RS-232 serial converter. As long as you have the correct plug it should work. Your next problem is coming up with a program. It looks like there may be no alternative but to buy the software from Kenwood which if that is the case you might as well purchase the programming package that includes their cable.
483377
It should, if you have the Kenwood software, but I have not tried it so I don't know for sure.
823147
It will work. Just google for programming instructions. It is pretty easy. If you have other remotes, you have to reprogram them at the same time because they will be disabled when you add the new one.
2092466
No you don't program it. Turn it on go to the channel you want ,adjust the squelch.it is a hand held CB radio.
841770
Yes if you get pac steering wheel function control and program to radio Kenwood fx-371 has option for steering control
659953
From what I understand, as long as the FCC ID is the same it will work. Super easy to program.
91114
we understood this remote might be a little old, but it works for usyou could call Mike 218 825 8449 (community sound) and see if he can help you out.
919642
Yes. I didn't need it to program tho. Just use cable. Radio. And free programming software
2037516
Connect the radio blue/white to the antenna adapter's blue wire. That is all.
461187
yes. its really simple to program. works fine with the oder Intellicode.google manual for directions.
906135
A genuine cable (kenwood icon, etc.) will work I assume. The cheap Chinese cables will work as well , (suck as the ones found on amazon,) will work too. The issue with these is the drivers. If you buy one, (I own two,) you need do some research on line on how to install the driver. Once you get the driver installed for the cable the rest is simply programming the radio and writing the info. You also best to stay withthe uv-b5 series in my opinion, as the uv-5r series has several different firmware versions and that makes it a pain to use. The b5 writes very well. Inhave not used a uv-82. I hope this helped. YouTube also has some good videos that demonstrate how to install the proper driver. A genuine cable (kenwood icon, etc.) will work I assume. The cheap Chinese cables will work as well , (suck as the ones found on amazon,) will work too. The issue with these is the drivers. If you buy one, (I own two,) you need do some research on line on how to install the driver. Once you get the driver installed for the cable the rest is simply programming the radio and writing the info. You also best to stay withthe uv-b5 series in my opinion, as the uv-5r series has several different firmware versions and that makes it a pain to use. The b5 writes very well. Inhave not used a uv-82. I... » Read More A genuine cable (kenwood icon, etc.) will work I assume. The cheap Chinese cables will work as well , (suck as the ones found on amazon,) will work too. The issue with these is the drivers. If you buy one, (I own two,) you need do some research on line on how to install the driver. Once you get the driver installed for the cable the rest is simply programming the radio and writing the info. You also best to stay withthe uv-b5 series in my opinion, as the uv-5r series has several different firmware versions and that makes it a pain to use. The b5 writes very well. Inhave not used a uv-82. I hope this helped. YouTube also has some good videos that demonstrate how to install the proper driver. « Show Less
1192442
The programming doesnt have much to do with equipment compatability. The programming us used mainly for setting trims,balances and curves of the user interface (controller) and the output signal (PWM) of the reciever.The controller can be bonded to different recievers that work on 2.4.. so long as your reciever plays well with your current equipment, I doubt you will have much trouble.It all depends on what your aiming to do
1900046
This one should work fine http://www.amazon.com/KB-Electronics-8811014-Variable-K177-1008/dp/B000F9FCR2
882525
It will work with the BFF9 which is a rebranded BFF8 but some software may not support your radios firmware. With the right software this cable will work with any radio that uses the Kenwood type two pin connector
1871348
should do mine is 2008 and plugged straight in and works well but my radio is jvc
464036
Joe - You might try going to the mfr's website to see if there's a compatibility chart. I'm thinking there was. The Kenwood unit I chose does not have separate tweeter outputs, so the harness I used didn't provide for them. Many times, the tweeters have their own crossover network attached directly to the tweeter, so connecting them to the standard radio output will still allow them to work. The crossover network will allow only the higher frequency signals to pass into the tweeter. If they do not have dedicated crossover networks, i.e. the network is otherwise provided within the player, then I would not advise connecting them to the standard output. The tweeters could then "see" all frequencies and there associated amplitudes and would likely fail. I hope this helps. Cheers! Steve
2130007
I found the same thing, the software is garbage. What you need to do is go online and download a software called "chirp" with this software you will be able to program your radio. Save the information on it as a file then enter in your information and upload to the radio and away you go.Best of luckKB1Jdi ( the jedi )
319904
if you can tune the radio to one of the 2 preset stations on the unit and you can hook it in line with the with the antenna then yes it will work.