Stack Procedure Of The Receive History (Latest Received Message Stack) - Kenwood NEXEDGE NX-200 Function Reference

3 BASIC OPERATIONS
3.7 Viewing the Receive History (Stack)
Note
• Pressing the Left key can also switch the message display.
• Time Stamp appears only if the ID/Message Stack with Time Stamp is enabled. (Refer to
41.)
• Refer to Selecting or Clearing Data from a List on page 42
• When the transceiver responds to the Caller ID, if "NXDN" is configured for Transmit Mode of the channel to be used for transmission,
the Warning Tone A sounds from the transceiver by a user pressing the PTT switch, and the transceiver cannot transmit.
Configuration using KPG-111D/ DN
• Assigning functions to the PF keys on the transceiver (
• Configuring the Caller ID Stack (
• Configuring the Status Message Stack (
• Configuring the Short Message Stack (

Stack Procedure of the Receive History (Latest Received Message Stack)

Latest Received Message Stack can be used to select a stack procedure to store the received Caller ID, Status Message
or Short Message in the stack memory.
Configuration
Enabled
Disabled
Configuration using KPG-111D/ DN
Configuring the Latest Received Message Stack to be enabled or disabled (
FUNC (K)/Ver 4.00
for instructions on how to clear a message.
See
FPRG 8.10.6 Common Page 4 Tab)
See
See FPRG 8.10.6 Common Page 4 Tab)
See FPRG 8.10.6 Common Page 4 Tab)
Table 3-8 Latest Received Message Stack
For Caller ID:
The transceiver stores a maximum of 5 received Caller IDs in the stack
memory in the order of reception. If the 6th Caller ID is received, the
stored Caller IDs are deleted in chronological order and a new Caller ID
will be stored in the stack memory.
For Status Message or Short Message:
The transceiver stores a maximum of 15 received messages in the stack
memory in the order of reception. If the 16th message is received, the
stored and older messages are deleted in chronological order and the new
message will be stored in the stack memory.
For Caller ID:
The transceiver stores a maximum of 5 received Caller IDs in the stack
memory in the order of reception. If the 6th Caller ID is received, this
Caller ID will not be stored in the stack memory.
For Status Message or Short Message:
The transceiver stores a maximum of 15 received messages in the stack
memory in the order of reception. If the 16th message is received, this
message will not be stored in the stack.
12H Display
NX-200/ NX-210/ NX-300/ NX-410/ NX-411
ID/ Message Stack with Time Stamp on page
FPRG 8.12 Key Assignment Window)
Description
See FPRG 8.10.6 Common Page 4 Tab)
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