Receive; Transmit; Using Function Keys; Using The Startup Function - Kenwood TKR-D710 Function Reference

3 BASIC OPERATION

3.4 Receive

3.4 Receive
The repeater waits to receive either an analog signal or a DMR digital signal depending on the configuration in
Channel Type. Or, the repeater waits to receive both an analog signal and a DMR digital signal.
(Refer to Configuring the Reception Method of a Channel (Channel
If the repeater receives a signal and the received QT tone, DQT code, or Color Code matches the QT tone, DQT
code, or Color Code preconfigured for the repeater, the received audio sounds from the speaker, and the repeater
transmits by relaying the signal by using the Repeat PTT control.
3.5

Transmit

The repeater can transmit by using the Repeat PTT control or the PTT (microphone) switch.
If the repeater receives a signal and the received QT tone, DQT code, or Color Code matches the QT tone, DQT
code, or Color Code preconfigured for the repeater, the repeater transmits by relaying the signal using the Repeat
PTT control.
To transmit on a mixed channel, the repeater transmits an analog signal if the received signal is analog, and the
repeater transmits a digital signal if the received signal is digital.
3.6

Using Function Keys

The functions can be assigned to each PF key of the repeater by using KPG-174D. Pressing a key to which a
function is assigned activates or enables the assigned function. (Refer to
3.7

Using the Startup Function

Startup is the function to activate or enable the preconfigured functions when the repeater is turned on. A maximum
of 3 different functions can be configured and the configured functions become activated or enabled in the order of
1st, 2nd and 3rd when the repeater is turned on. (Refer to
FUNC (E)/Ver 2.50
Type).)
Available Functions for the PF
Available Functions for Startup.)
CONTENTS
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