Kenwood TK 3180 Service Manual

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CONTENTS 1 SETTING UP THE KPG-89D ...................... 1 1.1 System Requirements..................................... 1 1.2 Connecting the Transceiver to the PC ............ 1 1.3 Installing the KPG-89D ................................... 1 1.4 Uninstalling the KPG-89D ............................... 2 2 BASIC OPERATION................................... 3 2.1 Starting and Exiting the KPG-89D .................. 3 2.2 Initializing the Window .................................... 3 2.3 Writing the Configuration Data to the Transceiv- er ....................................................................... 3 2.4 Modifying the Configuration Data.................... 3 2.5 Editing the Configuration Data and Writing to the Transceiver ................................................. 3 2.6 Displaying Help ............................................... 4 3 MENU DESCRPTION ................................. 5 3.1 Main Window .................................................. 5 3.1.1 Title Bar ....................................................... 5 3.1.2 Menu Bar ..................................................... 5 3.1.3 Toolbar......................................................... 5 3.1.4 Status Bar .................................................... 6 3.2 Menu Command Description .......................... 6 3.2.1 File Menu ..................................................... 6 3.2.2 Model Menu ................................................. 6 3.2.3 Edit Menu..................................................... 7 3.2.4 Program Menu ............................................. 7 3.2.5 Tools Menu .................................................. 7 3.2.6 Setup Menu ................................................. 8 3.2.7 View Menu ................................................... 8 3.2.8 Window Menu .............................................. 8 3.2.9 Help Menu ................................................... 8 3.3 Shortcut Keys.................................................. 9 3.3.1 Menu Bar Operation .................................... 9 3.3.2 File Menu Operation .................................... 9 3.3.3 Zone Information (Conventional Group) Win- dow .................................................................. 9 3.3.4 Zone Information (Trunking System) Window 9 3.3.5 Program Menu ........................................... 10 3.3.6 Help Menu1 ................................................. 0 4 FILE MENU ............................................... 11 4.1 New ............................................................... 11 4.2 Open ............................................................. 11 4.3 Save .............................................................. 12 4.4 Save As......................................................... 12 4.5 Print............................................................... 13 4.5.1 Print List Item ............................................. 13 4.6 Print Preview ................................................. 16 4.6.1 Toolbar in the Print Preview....................... 16 4.7 Exit ................................................................ 17 5 MODEL MENU ......................................... 18 5.1 Model Information ......................................... 18 5.1.1 Model Name .............................................. 18 5.1.2 Frequency .................................................. 18 6 EDIT MENU .............................................. 19 6.1 Zone Information Window ............................. 19 6.1.1 Common to Conventional Group/Trunking System .......................................................... 19 6.1.2 Conventional Group ................................... 19 6.1.3 Trunking System ........................................ 23 6.2 Zone Edit Window (Conventional Group) ..... 25 6.2.1 Zone Name ................................................ 25 6.2.2 Data Zone-CH/GID .................................... 26 6.2.3 Home Channel ........................................... 26 6.2.4 Home Channel Operator Selectable .......... 26 6.2.5 Optional Signaling Decode Condition ........ 26 6.2.6 Audio Control ............................................. 26 6.2.7 Time-out Timer (TOT) ................................ 27 6.2.8 TOT Pre-alert ............................................. 27 6.2.9 TOT Rekey Time ....................................... 27 6.2.10 TOT Reset Time ...................................... 27 6.2.11 BCL Override........................................... 28 6.2.12 Zone Add ................................................. 28 6.2.13 Scan List.................................................. 28 6.2.14 Table Button ............................................ 28 6.2.15 Scan List Table Window .......................... 28 6.3 Channel Edit Window.................................... 28 6.3.1 Zone (Conventional Group) ....................... 29 6.3.2 Channel ..................................................... 29 6.3.3 Receive Frequency .................................... 29 6.3.4 Transmit Frequency ................................... 29 6.3.5 QT/DQT Dec (Decode) .............................. 30 6.3.6 QT/DQT Enc (Encode) .............................. 30 6.3.7 Channel Name ........................................... 30 6.3.8 Transmit Power.......................................... 30 6.3.9 Wide/ Narrow ............................................. 31 6.3.10 Optional Signaling ................................... 31 6.3.11 Busy Channel Lockout ........................... 31 6.3.12 PTT ID ..................................................... 31 6.3.13 Beat Shift ................................................. 32 6.3.14 Scan Add ................................................. 32 6.3.15 Compander.............................................. 32 6.3.16 Data ......................................................... 32 6.3.17 Voice Scrambler ...................................... 33 6.3.18 Scrambler Code ...................................... 33 6.3.19 Channel Copy ([Shift] + [F3])................... 33 6.3.20 Frequency Copy ([Shift] + [F4]) ............... 33 6.3.21 QT/DQT Copy ([Shift] + [F5]) .................. 34 6.4 Repeater Information Window ...................... 34 6.4.1 Area Code.................................................. 34 6.4.2 Home Repeater ......................................... 35 6.4.3 Receive Frequency .................................... 35

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II 1. 6.4.4 Transmit Frequency ................................... 35 6.4.5 Beat Shift ................................................... 35 6.4.6 TEL ............................................................ 36 6.5 Zone Edit Window ......................................... 36 6.5.1 Zone Name ................................................ 36 6.5.2 Scan Weight .............................................. 36 6.5.3 Wide/ Narrow ............................................. 36 6.5.4 Data Zone-CH/GID .................................... 36 6.5.5 Data Delay Time ........................................ 37 6.5.6 Home GID .................................................. 37 6.5.7 Home GID Operator Selectable ................. 37 6.5.8 Time-out Timer (Dispatch) ......................... 37 6.5.9 Time-out Timer (Telephone) ...................... 37 6.5.10 Audio Control........................................... 38 6.5.11 Encode Data Type................................... 38 6.5.12 Zone Add ................................................. 38 6.5.13 Scan List.................................................. 38 6.5.14 Table Button ............................................ 38 6.5.15 Auto Telephone Search........................... 38 6.5.16 TA Busy Channel Lockout ....................... 39 6.5.17 TA Key..................................................... 39 6.5.18 ID (Fix ID) ................................................ 39 6.5.19 Call Indicator (Fix ID)............................... 39 6.5.20 Optional Signaling (Fix ID) ...................... 39 6.5.21 Horn Alert (Fix ID)(TK-7180/ 8180 only).. 39 6.5.22 Telephone (Block IDs) ............................. 40 6.5.23 Transmit Inhibit (Block IDs) .................... 40 6.5.24 Decode (Block IDs) ................................. 40 6.5.25 Scan List Table Window .......................... 40 6.6 GID Edit Window........................................... 41 6.6.1 Zone (Trunking System) ............................ 41 6.6.2 GID ............................................................ 41 6.6.3 Encode ID .................................................. 41 6.6.4 Decode ID .................................................. 41 6.6.5 GID Name .................................................. 42 6.6.6 Transmit Power.......................................... 42 6.6.7 Optional Signaling...................................... 42 6.6.8 PTT ID ....................................................... 42 6.6.9 Call Indicator .............................................. 43 6.6.10 Horn Alert (TK-7180/ 8180 only) ............. 43 6.6.11 Scan Add ................................................. 43 6.6.12 Transpond ............................................... 43 6.6.13 Talk Around ............................................. 43 6.6.14 Compander.............................................. 43 6.6.15 Data ......................................................... 44 6.6.16 Voice Scrambler ...................................... 44 6.6.17 Scrambler Code ...................................... 44 6.6.18 GID Copy ([Shift] + [F3]).......................... 44 6.7 Optional Features Window............................ 45 6.7.1 Common-Page 1 Tab ................................ 45 6.7.2 Common-Page 2 Tab ................................ 49 6.7.3 Common-Page 3 Tab ................................ 53 6.7.4 Conventional Tab....................................... 55 6.7.5 Trunking Tab.............................................. 58 6.7.6 VGS-1 Tab ................................................. 60 6.8 Key Assignment Window .............................. 62 6.8.1 Available Functions to the PF Keys ........... 62 6.8.2 General Tab ............................................... 64 6.8.3 Top/Side Tab (TK-2180/ 3180 only) .......... 65 6.8.4 Front Tab (TK-2180/ 3180 only) ................ 66 6.8.5 Panel Tab (TK-7180/ 8180 only)................ 666.8.6 Mic Key Tab ............................................... 66 6.8.7 Call Tab ..................................................... 67 6.8.8 Direct CH/GID Tab..................................... 67 6.9 Scan Information Window ............................. 68 6.9.1 Priority 1..................................................... 69 6.9.2 Priority 2..................................................... 69 6.9.3 Priority 1 Zone-CH ..................................... 69 6.9.4 Priority 2 Zone-CH ..................................... 69 6.9.5 Revert CH/GID........................................... 70 6.9.6 Dropout Delay Time ................................... 70 6.9.7 Dwell Time ................................................. 70 6.9.8 Look Back Time A...................................... 71 6.9.9 Look Back Time B...................................... 71 6.9.10 Scan Type ............................................... 71 6.9.11 AC Control ............................................... 71 6.9.12 Priority 1 Temporary Delete/Add ............. 72 6.9.13 Priority 2 Temporary Delete/Add ............. 72 6.9.14 Off-hook Scan (TK-7180/ 8180 only)....... 72 6.9.15 Revert CH/GID Display ........................... 72 6.9.16 Priority Channel Stop Tone ..................... 72 6.9.17 Power-on Scan ........................................ 73 6.10 DTMF Window .............................................. 73 6.10.1 Encode Tab ............................................. 73 6.10.2 Decode Tab ............................................. 75 6.10.3 Autodial List Tab...................................... 77 6.11 2-tone Window .............................................. 77 6.11.1 Encode Tab ............................................. 77 6.11.2 Decode Tab ............................................. 79 6.12 FleetSync Window ........................................ 82 6.12.1 General 1 Tab ......................................... 82 6.12.2 General 2 Tab ......................................... 85 6.12.3 Parameter Tab ....................................... 89 6.12.4 ID List Tab ............................................... 91 6.12.5 Status List Tab ........................................ 92 6.12.6 GPS Tab (TK-7180/ 8180 only) ............... 93 6.12.7 Target Tab ............................................... 97 6.13 Special Alert Tone Window ........................... 99 6.13.1 Cycle ..................................................... 100 6.13.2 Interval.................................................. 100 6.13.3 Frequency (1st Tone - 16th Tone)........ 101 6.13.4 Length (1st Tone - 16th Tone).............. 101 6.13.5 Alert Tone Sequence............................ 101 6.13.6 Alert Test Button.................................... 101 6.13.7 Alert Test Window ................................. 101 6.14 Emergency Information Window ................. 102 6.14.1 Emergency CH/GID Type...................... 102 6.14.2 Emergency Zone-CH/GID ..................... 102 6.14.3 Emergency Cycle ................................. 102 6.14.4 Duration of Locator Tone 1.................... 103 6.14.5 Duration of Transmission ...................... 103 6.14.6 Duration of Locator Tone 2.................... 103 6.14.7 Receive Duration ................................... 103 6.14.8 Emergency Display ............................... 104 6.14.9 Emergency Text .................................... 104 6.14.10 Emergency Mode Type ......................... 104 6.14.11 Emergency Key Delay Time .................. 104 6.14.12 Emergency Mic Sense .......................... 104 6.14.13 Emergency LED .................................... 105 6.14.14 Background Transmission ..................... 105 6.14.15 Man Down Switch Type (TK-2180/ 3180 only)................................... 105

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Version: 1.11 Field Programming Reference19 6 EDIT MENU 6.1 Zone Information Window In the Zone Information window, configure the zone data to be used when the transceiver is transmitting and receiving. A maximum of 128 zones in the Conventional Group/ Trunking sytem can be configured to the transceiver. A maximum of 512 CH/GIDs can be configured to the transceiver. (Refer to 6.3 Channel Edit Window.) 6.1.1 Common to Conventional Group/Trunking System Figure 6-1 Zone Information Window " Zone Configure the Zone number to be configured. Enter a value directly in the edit box or click the spin button to configure. " Zone Type Configure the Zone Type. Select the Zone Type from the pulldown menu. " Zone Name Configure the Zone Name. Enter the Zone Name directly in the edit box to configure the Zone Name. " Free Displays the remaining amount of memory that can be used for the Zone Information window. " Zone Up/Zone Down Button Click Zone Up to move up the Zone number. Click Zone Down to move down the Zone number. " Close Button Click Close to close the Zone Information window. " Help Button Click Help to open the KPG-89D HTML Help window. Help and topics about Zone Information are displayed. (Refer to 12 Help Menu.) 6.1.2 Conventional Group Figure 6-2 Zone Information Window (Conventional Group) " Receive Frequency Configure the frequency to be used when the transceiver receives. Enter the frequency directly in the edit box to configure the frequency. Note: !Available frequency range varies depending on the transceiver model. (Refer to FUNC 1.2 Receive/Transmit Frequency.) ! A maximum of 9-digit frequency and . (period) can be entered. !When a value outside of the available range is entered, a confirmation message appears, and the value is replaced with the frequency value automatically (upper limit value or lower limit value) configured at the Model Information window > Frequency. !Other items on the same channel can be configured only when Receive Frequency value is configured to Receive Frequency. Range1 - 128 Default1 RangeConventional Group/ Trunking System DefaultConventional Group RangeA maximum of 12 alphanumeric characters Available Characters(space) ! # $ % & ( ) * + , - . / 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 : ; < = > ? @ [ ] ^ ` A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z { | } ~ Default**1 - 128 (The Zone number is automatically entered.) RangeTK-2180/ 7180 136 - 174 MHz TK-3180/ 8180450 - 520 MHz 400 - 470 MHz DefaultBlank

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6 EDIT MENU 36Field Programming Reference Version: 1.11 !VGS-1 and Transceiver VGS-1 can only be selected when VGS-1 is selected in the Extended Function window > the Optional Board tab. 6.4.6 TEL Configure whether or not the repeater is to use PSTN. Select the desired TEL option from the No. 1 to No. 20 pulldown menu. (Refer to FUNC 17.3.3 Repeater Information Table.) Note: Telephone can be configured only when a value is configured in the Receive Frequency edit box. 6.5 Zone Edit Window Click Zone Edit in the Zone Information window to open the Zone Edit window. In the Zone Edit window, configure the zones when the transceiver transmits and receives in the LTR Trunking System. Figure 6-19 Zone Edit Window 6.5.1 Zone Name Configure the Zone Name. Enter the Zone Name directly in the edit box to configure the Zone Name. Note: When the entire content of the edit box is deleted, this item will be configured as a blank. 6.5.2 Scan Weight Configure the time that the LTR ID from the repeater is decoded during the scan. Enter a value directly in the edit box or click the spin button to configure the Scan Weight. (Refer to FUNC 17.1.2 Scan Weight.) Note: !Only 1 to 8 can be entered. !When the entire content of the edit box is deleted, the lower limit value will be configured. !When a value outside of the available range is entered, it is replaced with the upper limit value or lower limit value of the range. !Scan Weight can be configured only when the PF Scan key is configured to any key. !1 Weight Unit is about 500 ms . 6.5.3 Wide/ Narrow Select the Channel Spacing of channels on which the transceiver operates. Select Channel Spacing from the pulldown menu. 6.5.4 Data Zone-CH/GID Configure the Zone-CH/GID to be used when communicating data. Enter a value for Zone-CH/GID directly in the edit box, or select it from the pulldown menu. (Refer to FUNC 17.1.4 Data Zone-CH/GID).) RangeYes PSTN is used. No PSTN is not used. DefaultNo RangeA maximum of 12 alphanumeric characters Available Characters(space) ! # $ % & ( ) * + , - . / 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 : ; < = > ? @ [ ] ^ ` A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z { | } ~ Default**1 - **128 (The zone number is automatically entered.) Range1 - 8 Step1 Default1 RangeWide/ Narrow DefaultWide RangeNone/ Existing Zone-CH/GID DefaultNone

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6 EDIT MENU 62Field Programming Reference Version: 1.11 6.8 Key Assignment Window In the Key Assignment window, assign functions to the transceivers PF keys. The Key Assignment window has the following tabs, and the tab sheet can be switched by clicking the tab title. -General tab -Top/Side tab (TK-2180/ 3180 only) -Front tab (TK-2180/ 3180 only) -Panel tab (TK-7180/ 8180 only) -Mic Key tab -Call tab -Direct CH/GID tab 6.8.1 Available Functions to the PF Keys The following functions can be assigned to the PF keys. Table 6-6 Available Functions Name of FunctionDescription NoneNo function. When the None key is pressed, the Key-entry Error Tone sounds. 2-toneWhen the PF 2-tone key is pressed, the 2- tone code can be selected from the 2-tone Encode List. Then, when the PTT switch or [Side 2]/ ["] is pressed, the 2-tone code is sent. (Refer to FUNC 21 2-tone.) Auto Reply MessageWhen the PF Auto Reply Message key is pressed, the Auto Reply Message function is activated or deactivated when the VGS-1 is installed. (Refer to FUNC 31.3 Auto Reply Message.) Auto TelephoneWhen the PF Auto Telephone key is pressed, the LTR system is automatically connected to the PSTN line to make a call. (Refer to FUNC 17.1.14 Auto Telephone Search.) AutodialWhen the PF Autodial key is pressed, Autodial List appears and a user can select the desired DTMF code. The DTMF code can also be entered directly. Then, when the PTT switch or [Side 2]/ ["] is pressed, the DTMF code is sent. (Refer to FUNC 20 DTMF.) Autodial ProgrammingWhen the PF Autodial Programming key is pressed, the DTMF Autodial List can be configured, changed, or erased. (Refer to FUNC 20.4.2 DTMF Autodial Programming.) AUXWhen the PF AUX key is pressed, the AUX Output terminal is toggled between activa and inactive. The port output changes when the AUX key is pressed, and external devices connected to the AUX port can be controlled. This function is available only for the TK- 2180/ 3180 transceivers. AUX AWhen the PF AUX A key is pressed, the AUX A Output terminal is toggled between activa and inactive. The port output changes when the AUX A key is pressed, and external devices connected to the AUX A port can be controlled. This function is available only for the TK- 7180/ 8180 transceivers. AUX BWhen the PF AUX B key is pressed, the AUX B Output terminal is toggled between activa and inactive. The port output changes when the AUX B key is pressed, and external devices connected to the AUX B port can be controlled. This function is available only for the TK- 7180/ 8180 transceivers. Call 1/2/3/4/5/6When one of the PF Call 1 - PF Call 6 keys is pressed, the assigned FleetSync Status, the DTMF code or 2-tone code is sent. (Refer to FUNC 1.11 Call Key.) CH/GID DownWhen the PF CH/GID Down key is pressed, the CH/GID number is decreased in steps of 1. Holding down the key to decrease the CH/GID number in steps of 1 at the 200 ms intervals. (Refer to FUNC 2.5 Changing CH/ GID.) CH/GID RecallWhen the PF CH/GID Recall key is pressed, the Last Called Zone-CH/GID is called during the scan. (Refer to FUNC 23.7.16 CH/GID Recall.) CH/GID UpWhen the PF CH/GID Up key is pressed, the CH/GID number is increased insteps of 1. Holding down the key for at least one second to increase the CH/GID number in steps of 1 at the 200 ms intervals. (Refer to FUNC 2.5 Changing CH/GID.) Channel EntrySpecify the channel number directly using the Keypad. (Refer to FUNC 2.6 Channel Entry.) ClockWhen the PF Clock key is pressed, the current time is appears. (Refer to FUNC 30 Clock Function.) Direct CH/GID 1 - Direct CH/GID 5When one of the PF Direct CH/GID 1 - PF Direct CH/GID 5 keys is pressed, the channel is changed to the configured CH/ GID. (Refer to FUNC 2.8 Direct CH/GID.) Display CharacterWhen the PF Display Character key is pressed, the CH/GID Name or Zone-CH/ GID Number appears on the main display. (Refer to FUNC 3.7.5 Display Character.) Name of FunctionDescription

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6 EDIT MENU 78Field Programming Reference Version: 1.11 " Duration of 2nd Tone Configure the 2nd Tone Encode time when the 2-tone in the 2-tone Encode Memory List is transmitted. Usually, 3 seconds are configured. (Refer to FUNC 21.2.2 Duration of 2nd Tone.) Enter the time directly in the edit box or click the spin button to configure the Duration of 2nd Tone. Note: ! A maximum of 2-digit numbers and . (period) can be entered. !When the entire content of the edit box is deleted, 1.0 will be configured. !When a value outside of the available range is entered, it is replaced with the upper limit value or lower limit value of the range. " Duration of Single Tone Configure the Single Tone Encode time when the Single Tone in the 2-tone Encode Memory List is transmitted. Usually, 5 seconds are configured (Refer to FUNC 21.2.3 Duration of Signal Tone.) Enter the time directly in the edit box or click the spin button to configure the Duration of Single Tone. Note: ! A maximum of 3-digit numbers and . (period) can be entered. !When the entire content of the edit box is deleted, 3.0 will be configured. !When a value outside of the available range is entered, it is replaced with the upper limit value or lower limit value of the range. " Gap Time Configure the 1st Tone and 2nd non-modulation time when the 2-tone in the 2-tone Encode Memory List is transmitted. Usually, 0 ms is configured. (Refer to FUNC 21.2.4 Gap Time.) Enter the time directly in the edit box or click the spin button to configure Gap Time. Note: !A maximum of 3-digit numbers can be entered. !When the entire content of the edit box is deleted, 0 will be configured. !When a value outside of the available range is entered, it is replaced with the upper limit value or lower limit value of the range. !A value less than a single step is discarded. " First Tone Delay Time Configure the Delay Time to transmit the first tone when transmitting 2-tone. (Refer to FUNC 21.2.5 First Tone Delay Time.) Enter the time directly in the edit box or click the spin button to configure the First Tone Delay Time. Note: !A maximum of 4-digit numbers can be entered. !When the entire content of the edit box is deleted, 0 will be configured. !When a value outside of the available range is entered, it is replaced with the upper limit value or lower limit value of the range. !A value less than a single step is discarded. " Sidetone Configure whether or not to emit the 2-tone transmission tone from the speaker while the 2-tone is transmitted. (Refer to FUNC 21.2.6 Sidetone.) " Single Tone (2-tone Encode Memory List) Configure the code transmitted by List number to be defined as a Single Tone format for each List number. Select the desired Single Tone from the No. 1 to No. 20 pulldown menus. (Refer to FUNC 21.2.7 2-tone Encode Memory List.) Range1.0 - 4.0 s Step0.1 s Default3.0 s Range3.0 - 10.0 s Step0.1 s Default5.0 s Range0 - 500 ms Step100 ms Default0 ms Range0 - 1000 ms Step50 ms Default200 ms RangeCheck (Enable)Emits the 2-tone transmission tone. Uncheck (Disable)Does not emit the 2-tone transmission tone. DefaultChecked (Enabled)

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Version: 1.11 Field Programming Reference11 7 6 EDIT MENU 6.16 Zone Merge Window Zone Merge is the function allowing you to store the Zone Data in the Source File in order to integrate the Zone information. With this function, you do not need to enter the information when making similar configurations (Repeater Channel, etc.). You can also copy the Zone information in the Source file to the Data file. With this function, the Data Zone-CH/GID information edited in the Zone Edit window can be stored in the Source File. If a Zone using several Zones is stored, a unexpected Data Zone-CH/GID is configured when copying the Zone Information in the Source file. You must check the Zone Edit before copying the Zone Information in the Source File to the Data File. Figure 6-61 Zone Merge Window 1 6.16.1 Creating the Source File from the Data File You can create a maximum of 20 Source Files using the configured Zone data. You can create a maximum of 20 source files. 1.Click Change. Data Zone -> appears on the display. Figure 6-62 Zone Merge Window 2 2.Enter the data file No. to be copied on the source file in the Data Zone -> column. Figure 6-63 Zone Merge Window 3 3.Click Copy. The Zone information is copied to the source file. Figure 6-64 Zone Merge Window 4