Avoiding Interference With Other Communications (Busy Channel Lockout (Analog)) - Kenwood TKR-D710 Function Reference

6 ANALOG COMMUNICATIONS

6.6 Avoiding Interference with Other Communications (Busy Channel Lockout (Analog))

6.6 Avoiding Interference with Other Communications
(Busy Channel Lockout (Analog))
Busy Channel Lockout (Analog) is the function to automatically restrict transmission in order to avoid interfering
with the communications of other parties if the channel on which the repeater attempts to transmit using the PTT
(microphone) switch is already used by another group. Using this function, the repeater can transmit without
interfering with the communications of other parties without checking the usage status of the channel.
Configuration
No
Carrier Only
Incorrect Tone
To transmit on a mixed channel, the repeater is controlled as follows depending on Transmit Mode.
 If "Analog" is configured in Transmit Mode
The repeater transmits according to the configuration in Busy Channel Lockout (Analog).
 If "DMR" is configured in Transmit Mode
The repeater transmits according to the configuration in Busy Channel Lockout (DMR).
In addition, if the Signaling Reset Timer is activated on a mixed channel, the repeater transmits according to the
configuration in Busy Channel Lockout in the same mode (either Analog or DMR) as the mode used for the
received signal. If the repeater receives an analog signal, the repeater transmits according to the configuration in
Busy Channel Lockout (Analog). If the repeater receives a DMR digital signal, the repeater transmits according to
the configuration in Busy Channel Lockout (DMR).
Note
Refer to "Avoiding Interference with Other Communications (Busy Channel Lockout (DMR))
Busy Channel Lockout (DMR).
Configuration using KPG-174D
Configuring Busy Channel Lockout (Analog) (
PTT)
FUNC (E)/Ver 2.50
Table 6-9 Busy Channel Lockout (Analog)
Disables Busy Channel Lockout. Transmission is not restricted even if the analog channel on
which the repeater attempts to transmit is busy.
The repeater cannot transmit while the repeater is receiving a signal.
The repeater cannot transmit if the repeater receives a signal and the received QT tone or DQT
code does not match the QT tone or DQT code preconfigured for the repeater. However, the
repeater can transmit if the received QT tone or DQT code matches the QT tone or DQT code
preconfigured for the repeater.
See
Description
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