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The service menu contains over 120 items used for technical alignment. While Kenwood does not officially publish these for end-users, experienced hams often use them for:
to see a scrolling light display and dolphin graphics. Repeat to turn it off. Check Checksum: , then press and navigate to Menu No. 125 kenwood ts-2000 secret menu
Many of the lower-numbered menus (00–60) control the bias currents and power output levels for HF, VHF, and UHF bands. The service menu contains over 120 items used
For many owners, the secret menu is a forbidden door, whispered about on forums and QRZ.com threads. Is it a tuning tool? A performance unlock? Or a quick path to a bricked radio? This article pulls back the curtain, explaining what the secret menu is, how to access it, what its cryptic parameters mean, and—most importantly—whether you should ever touch them. Check Checksum: , then press and navigate to Menu No
If you're unsure about any of these menu items or their effects on your radio, it's recommended to consult the user manual or contact a Kenwood support specialist or a qualified ham radio expert.