Kenwood NX-5000 Series Function Reference page 21

1 DMR CONVENTIONAL SYSTEM
1.1 Initiating Voice Communications (Basic Transmission and Reception)
Optional Signaling LED
Optional Signaling LED is the function that causes the LED to flash in yellow when the Optional Signaling received matches
that of the transceiver.
A user can notice by the LED that the transceiver is receiving a call.
When Optional Signaling is no longer matching due to operation of the transceiver key or upon elapse of the time configured
in Auto Reset Timer, the light of the LED goes off.
However, if Selective Call Alert LED is enabled, the LED flashes according to the configuration of Selective Call Alert
LED even when Optional Signaling LED is enabled.
Configuration using KPG-D1/ D1N
Configuring Optional Signaling LED to be enabled or disabled (
Conventional)
Participating in an On-going Voice Call Midway Through the Call (Late Entry)
The transceiver can participate in an on-going voice call even if the transceiver receives this call midway through.
The transceiver in a DMR Conventional system can participate in an on-going voice call by decoding control data always
sent along with audio data, even if the transceiver receives a voice call midway through the call.
Searching Whether the Transceiver Receives a Call (Scan)
Using the Scan function, the transceiver can check each channel in turn whether the channel has a signal. If a channel has
a signal, the transceiver receives the signal on the channel.
The following scan functions can be used in a DMR Conventional system.
0
Single Scan
0 List Scan
0
Multi-Zone Scan
Refer to "SCAN" for details of Scan.
Transmitting
Transmitting can be initiated by pressing the PTT switch, or by selecting a DMR ID and then pressing the PTT switch. When
a signaling (Color Code) is used, the transceiver sends the Color Code. In this case, if the transmitted Color Code matches
the Color Code preconfigured for the receiving transceiver, the transceivers can communicate.
DMR FUNC (K, F)/Ver 2.20
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