[Reader-users] KNFB Reader Comes Through

[Mike Freeman]

As many of you know, I'm an amateur radio (ham) operator; my call is K 7 
U I J. I recently purchased one of those all-mode-all-band-do-everything 
transceivers, the Kenwood TS-2000. I also purchased the Kenwood SP31 
external speaker. While an e-version of the TS-2000 manual is available 
from http://www.icanworkthisthing.com, manuals for the TS-2000 
accessories aren't available in electronic form. So when I unpacked the 
external speaker, I wasn't sure what the controls were. out came the 
KNFB Reader and I took a picture of the one-page instruction sheet that 
came with the speaker. Although it obviously didn't read the little 
diagram of the terminal connections, it did read the labels and read the 
instructions themselves flawlessly. So I was able to connect the cord so 
the speaker could be connected to the TS-2000 transceiver and I was able 
to figure out the front-panel controls.

Bravo for the KNFB Reader.

Mike Freeman 
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As many of you know, I'm an amateur radio (ham) operator; my call is K 7 U I J. I recently purchased one of those all-mode-all-band-do-everything transceivers, the Kenwood TS-2000. I also purchased the Kenwood SP31 external speaker. While an e-version of the TS-2000 manual is available from http://www.icanworkthisthing.com http://www.icanworkthisthing.com
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manuals for the TS-2000 accessories aren't available in electronic form. So when I unpacked the external speaker, I wasn't sure what the controls were. out came the KNFB Reader and I took a picture of the one-page instruction sheet that came with the speaker. Although it obviously didn't read the little diagram of the terminal connections, it did read the labels and read the instructions themselves flawlessly. So I was able to connect the cord so the speaker could be connected to the TS-2000 transceiver and I was able to figure out the front-panel controls.
 
Bravo for the KNFB Reader.
 
Mike Freeman