Fix Id; Telephone (Block Ids); Tx Inhibit (Block Ids); Decode Id (Block Ids) - Kenwood TK-3180 Function Reference

17 LTR TRUNKING

17.1.17 Fix ID

The Fix ID is the LTR ID having higher priority than the
Group ID. The transceiver automatically switches to the
Fix ID. A user can use this ID when the user wants to
receive a call while receiving a call with other IDs.
The following is the priority to move to the Fix ID.
1st Fix ID > 2nd Fix ID > Displayed Group ID (Revert ID)
Selectable ID (Scan Add = Yes)
When receiving a Fix ID, Call Indicator and Option
Signaling activate.
The transceiver does not receive the Fix ID in the
following conditions.
• Receiving a Fix ID call while communicating with a
telephone repeater.
• Receiving a call in Trunkout Mode using a repeater
other than the Home Repeater
•
Receiving a Fix ID call in the Data Group
You can configure the Fix ID using KPG-89D.
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Configuration using KPG-89D
• Configuring the Fix ID (Refer to FPRG 6.5.18 ID
(Fix ID).)

17.1.18 Telephone (Block IDs)

This function allows you to configure a unique ID to
communicate with a telephone repeater. A user can
make and receive telephone calls from the transceiver.
You can configure the Telephone (Block IDs) using KPG-
89D.
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Configuration using KPG-89D
• Configuring the Telephone (Block IDs) (Refer to
FPRG 6.5.22 Decode.)

17.1.19 TX Inhibit (Block IDs)

This function restricts the transmission ID immediately
after receiving the specified ID.
A user can use this function when the user does not want
to transmit immediately after receiving the ID while
sharing Group ID with other parties.
The user cannot transmit until the TX Inhibit Time expires
after receiving the TX Inhibit ID when this function is
enabled.
You can configure the TX Inhibit (Block IDs) and the TX
Inhibit Time using KPG-89D. You can configure this
function to each transceiver.
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Note:
" The TX Inhibit (Block IDs) function is disabled when the Zone/
Group ID is changed.
" When the transceiver receives the TX Inhibit (Block IDs) during
scan, the transmission remains inhibited for the TX Inhibit Time.
It resets the TX Inhibit Time when scan resumes, allowing the
transceiver to transmit again.
" When the transceiver receives the TX Inhibit (Block IDs) while
communicating with the repeater, the transmission remains
inhibited for the TX Inhibit Time.
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Configuration using KPG-89D
•
Configuring the Transmit Inhibit (Block IDs) (Refer
to FPRG 6.5.23 Transmit Inhibit (Block IDs).)
•
Configuring the TX Inhibit Time (Refer to FPRG
6.7.5 Trunking tab - TX Inhibit Time.)

17.1.20 Decode ID (Block IDs)

This function allows you to configure the receive only ID.
The transceiver squelch opens when receiving a call with
the Decode ID.
You can configure the Decode ID (Block IDs) using KPG-
89D.
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Configuration using KPG-89D
•
Configuring the Decode ID (Block IDs) (Refer to
FPRG 6.5.24 Decode (Block IDs).)
Version: 1.11