Kenwood NX-5000 Series Common Function Reference page 248

11 EXTERNAL PORTS
11.2 D-sub 25-pin Connector
Light Sense
Light Sense is the port that is used to control the backlight of the LCD and the operation of the LCD Brightness key.
When the Light Sense port goes low level, LCD Brightness is configured as follows:
KCH-19 (Basic Panel)/ KCH-20R (Featured Panel):
"Level 1" is configured in LCD Brightness.
KCH-21R (Handheld Control Head):
"Off" is configured in LCD Brightness.
The brightness of the backlight cannot be switched by operating the LCD Brightness key, and by Menu Mode. Also, the
configuration in Auto Dimmer cannot be changed.
If the Light Sense port goes high level, the backlight lights at the level configured in LCD Brightness. The brightness of the
backlight can be switched by operating the LCD Brightness key, and by Menu Mode. Also, the configuration in Auto
Dimmer can be changed.
Scrambler/Encryption
Scrambler/Encryption is the port that is used to operate the Scrambler/Encryption function.
When the Scrambler/Encryption port goes low level, Scrambler/Encryption is enabled. When the Scrambler/Encryption port
goes high level, Scrambler/Encryption is disabled.
Call 1 to Call 6
Call 1 to Call 6 are the ports that start the various following communications:
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Execution of the Encode Format configured in the 5-tone System Parameter
0 Transmission of a DTMF code configured in the DTMF Autodial List
0 Transmission of a 2-tone code configured in the 2-tone List
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Transmission of a Status Message configured in the FleetSync Status List
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Transmission of a Status Message configured in the NXDN Status List
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Transmission of an Individual Call to the Unit ID configured in the NXDN Individual ID List
0 Transmission of a Status Message configured in the DMR Status List
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Transmission of an Individual Call to the Unit ID configured in the DMR Individual ID List
The various transmissions start when the port becomes active.
"Call 1" to "Call 6" are assigned to the AUX Input ports by using KPG-D1/ D1N, and then the DTMF code, 2-tone code,
Status Message, and NXDN Unit ID corresponding to each port can be configured.
Configuration using KPG-D1/ D1N
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Allocating functions to the AUX Input port (
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Configuring Emergency Delay Time (
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Configuring Zeroize Delay Time (
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Configuring various data corresponding to Call 1 to Call 6 (
Common FUNC (K, F)/Ver 2.20
Transceiver Settings > Extended Function > AUX)
Transceiver Settings > Extended Function > AUX > AUX Input)
Transceiver Settings > Extended Function > AUX > AUX Input)
Transceiver Settings > Key Assignment > Call)
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