Nxdn Conventional System - Kenwood NEXEDGE NX-200 Function Reference

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NXDN CONVENTIONAL SYSTEM

NXDN is a generic name for a digital communication system protocol utilizing 4-level FSK. Using NXDN, the transceiver can

initiate an Individual Call or Group Call for voice calls, communicate various types of messages, or send and receive GPS

data. Also, connecting a transceiver to an external device (such as a PC) allows communication because the NEXEDGE

transceiver supports serial command communication.

In an NXDN Conventional system, communications are realized by sending and receiving digital signals on an NXDN

digital channel. Using an NXDN ID (Unit ID or Group ID) allows the various communications.

Subscriber Unit

Pier-to-Pier

Figure 8-1 Image of Communications in an NXDN Conventional System

Zones of Conventional Group, Site Roaming, and Site Roaming with RAN are included in an NXDN Conventional system.

Zones of Site Roaming and Site Roaming with RAN are the zones with the function to migrate automatically to the site

(channel) providing better radio environment if a transceiver is operated in multiple repeater sites. Refer to

Roaming on page 173

for Site Roaming.

This chapter describes the relevant transceiver behavior in an Analog Conventional system too in case the transceiver is operated in

FUNC (K)/Ver 4.00

Pier-to-Pier

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Base Station Transceiver

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