Kenwood NX-5000 Series Common Function Reference page 30

CONTENTS BY PURPOSE
Lighting the LED While Transmitting and
Indication
Receiving
and Display
The transceiver can light or flash the LED while
the transceiver is transmitting or receiving.
Busy LED
Transmit LED
Selective Call Alert LED
Optional Signaling LED
Displaying a Bitmap Image When the
Transceiver is Turned ON
A desired bitmap image can be displayed on the
transceiver display when the transceiver is
turned ON.
Displaying a Bitmap Image When the
Transceiver is Turned ON (Custom Start-up
Screen)
Tones Used for the Transceiver
Sound
Various tones sound from the transceiver
according to the operation of the transceiver.
Tones that Sound When a User Operates the
Transceiver or When the Transceiver Status
Is Changed
Using a Password to Protect the
Security
Transceiver
A user can set a password to the transceiver so
that the transceiver cannot be used by others
without the user's permission.
Password for Transceiver Operation
(Transceiver Password)
Common FUNC (K, F)/Ver 2.20
Displaying the Transceiver Received Signal
Strength
The received signal strength of the transceiver
can be displayed on the transceiver display.
Displaying the Signal Strength (Signal
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Strength Indicator)
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Displaying the Remaining Battery Power
Level (Portable Only)
A user can be notified on the level of the
remaining battery power on the LCD and by
LED.
Displaying the Remaining Battery Power
Level (Battery Indicator)
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Changing the Calling Alert Tone
Tones that sound from the transceiver when the
transceiver receives a call using optional
signaling or a status message can be changed
to the desired tone.
Tones that Sound When the Transceiver
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Receives a Call
Using a Password to Protect the
Configuration Data of the Transceiver
To prevent the configuration data of the
transceiver from being altered without the user's
permission, or to prevent the configuration data
written in the transceiver from being diverted, a
password can be set for the configuration data.
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Password When Reading Configuration Data
in a PC (Read Authorization Password)
Password for Writing Configuration Data
(Overwrite Password)
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INDEX