Contents By Purpose - Kenwood NEXEDGE NX-200 Function Reference

CONTENTS BY PURPOSE

Basic
Configurations for
Using the
Transceiver
Transmission/
Reception
FUNC (K)/Ver 4.00
Configuring Various Functions for the
Transceiver
Frequencies and signaling for transmission and
reception, channel data including the transmit
power, and other functions required for various
communications such as an Individual Call or a
Group Call can be configured by using KPG-111D/
KPG-111DN.
2 GETTING STARTED
Writing the Configuration Data to the
Transceiver
The data configured by using KPG-111D/
KPG-111DN can be written to the transceiver.
Writing the data configured by using KPG-111D/
KPG-111DN to the transceiver allows the transceiver
to work according to the configuration data.
2.2 Writing the Configuration Data to the
Transceiver
Changing Transmit Power
The transmission power of the transceiver can be
changed to high power or low power.
4.2 Transmit Power
Restricting the Duration of Continuous
Transmission
Setting the available duration of continuous
transmission prevents the transceiver from
occupying the frequency.
Restricting the Continuous Transmission
Duration (Time-out Timer)
NXDN Conventional
NXDN Trunking
Analog Conventional
LTR Trunking
Searching Automatically Whether the
Transceiver Receives a Signal on
Multiple Channels or GIDs
The transceiver can search automatically whether
the transceiver receives a signal on multiple chan-
nels or GIDs.
19 SCAN
Assigning Functions to the Keys on the
Transceiver
Various functions can be assigned to the PF keys
on the transceiver.
Available Functions for the PF Keys
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Reading the Configuration Data from
the Transceiver
The configuration data in the transceiver can be
read into KPG-111D/ KPG-111DN. By reading the
configuration data written in the transceiver into
KPG-111D/ KPG-111DN, the configuration data
can be changed or written to another transceiver.
2.3 Reading the Configuration Data from the
Transceiver
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Changing the Input Sensitivity of the
Microphone
The input sensitivity of the microphone can be
changed.
Input Sensitivity of the Microphone (Mic
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Sense)
Viewing the Receive History
Various received messages and callers who made
calls can be viewed.
3.7 Viewing the Receive History (Stack)
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Using Function Keys
Pressing a key to which a function is assigned can
activate the assigned function or place the trans-
ceiver in various Function Modes.
3.3 Using Function Keys
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CONTENTS
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