Kenwood NX-5000 Series Function Reference page 145

3 COMMUNICATION SECURITY
3.8 Deleting the Encryption Key (Key Delete)
3.8 Deleting the Encryption Key (Key Delete)
Key Delete is the function for deleting the Encryption Key that is configured using the Key Loader in the SCM or the
Encryption Key of Built-in DES and Enhanced Encryption.
The transceiver needs to enter Key Delete Mode in order to delete Encryption Key data using this function.
Pressing the Key Delete key places the transceiver in Key Delete Mode.
The transceiver can also enter Key Delete Mode by pressing the Menu key to place the transceiver in Menu Mode and then
selecting "Key Delete". (Refer to Common FUNC
Operating the transceiver
1
Press the Key Delete
Enters Key Delete Mode.
The following operations can also be used even if the transceiver enters Delete Mode by pressing the Menu key:
2
Press the [ ] key or
Refer to Common FUNC
selection methods.
3
Press the Back ([
The selected Multi-key is deleted.
Note
0 Pressing and holding either the Back ([O]) key or [#] key deletes all Multi-key data.
If the Encryption Key corresponding to the selected Multi-key is not configured on the SCM, or if the Encryption Key is
0
deleted from the SCM, "Erased" appears.
Configuration using KPG-D1/ D1N
Assigning functions to the PF keys on the transceiver (
DMR FUNC (K, F)/Ver 2.20
Using Menu
key.
[ ] key and then select a Multi-key from the Multi-Key List.
"Selecting or Clearing Data from a
]) or [ ] key.
Mode.)
List" for
Transceiver Settings > Key Assignment)
CONTENTS
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12 : 34
M
Key Delete 05
CKR 03
CKR 04
CKR 05
E xi t De let e
A
12 : 34
M
Key Delete 05
CKR 03
CKR 04
E r a s e d
E xi t De let e
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