Kenwood NX-5000 Series Function Reference page 171

4 SCAN
4.7 Scan Function
Dropout Delay Time
Dropout Delay Time is the time from when the transceiver finishes receiving signals until the transceiver resumes scanning.
The transceiver pauses scanning when the transceiver receives a call during the scan. The transceiver resumes the scan
when the time configured in Dropout Delay Time elapses after the transceiver finishes receiving.
The following are conditions to resume scanning:
There is no signal to receive.
0
The matching state of the Color Code becoming inconsistent
0
The transceiver activates Talkback according to the configuration in Revert Channel while the time configured in Dropout
Delay Time elapses.
If the scan is paused while the time configured in Dropout Delay Time elapses, and if the channel is not the Priority Channel
1 or Priority Channel 2, the Priority Channel 1 and Priority Channel 2 are monitored by executing Lookback.
Configuration using KPG-D1/ D1N
Configuring Dropout Delay Time (
Dwell Time
During the scan, the scan pauses when the PTT switch is pressed to transmit. Dwell Time is the time from when the
transceiver completes transmitting until the transceiver resumes scanning.
The transceiver activates Talkback according to the configuration in Revert Channel while the time configured in Dwell
Time elapses.
If the scan is paused while the time configured in Dwell Time elapses, and if the channel is not the Priority Channel 1 or
Priority Channel 2, the Priority Channel 1 and Priority Channel 2 are monitored by executing Lookback.
Configuration using KPG-D1/ D1N
Configuring Dwell Time (
Channel Recall
Channel Recall is the function to migrate to the last called Zone-channel by pressing the Channel Recall key.
Even if a user is away from the transceiver, the user can notice later that the transceiver has received a call during the scan.
DMR FUNC (K, F)/Ver 2.20
Transceiver Settings > Scan > Scan Information > General)
Transceiver Settings > Scan > Scan Information > General)
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