Kenwood NEXEDGE NX-200 Function Reference page 165

8 NXDN CONVENTIONAL SYSTEM
8.5 Making an Individual Call
The transceiver can respond to the received Unit ID by a user
pressing the PTT switch. When a key other than the PTT switch is
pressed, the configured function will be activated. However,
functions that can be used are limited. When an invalid key is
pressed, the Key Beep B sounds, and then the display will restore
to normal state. Refer to
available functions.
Note
• If the transceiver receives the Unit ID Name by Over-the-Air Alias, the received Unit ID Name will appear.
• If the Unit ID Name received using Over-the-Air Alias is stored in the stack memory of the transceiver, the stored Unit ID Name will
appear. If the received Unit ID Name differs from the Unit ID Names stored in the transceiver, the United ID Names stored in the
transceiver appear, and then the received Unit ID Name appears.
• The transceiver can send the ID of the transmitting transceiver from the communication port on the transceiver when receiving an
Individual Call. (Refer to Sending the Received Unit ID from the Communication Port (Unit ID Serial Output) on page
• If the received Unit ID is configured in the Unit ID List, an Alert Tone sounds from the transceiver according to the configuration for Alert
Tone (Individual Call) of the corresponding Unit ID. If the received Unit ID is not registered in the Unit ID List, the Alert Tone sounds
from the transceiver according to the configuration for Alert Tone (Individual Call) which is commonly used. In the same manner, the
Alert Tone sounds from the transceiver according to the Alert Tone (Paging Call) configuration corresponding to Unit ID if a Paging Call
is received. If the received Unit ID is not registered in the Unit ID List, the Alert Tone sounds from the transceiver according to the
configuration for Alert Tone (Paging Call) which is commonly used.
Configuration using KPG-111D/ DN
• Configuring the Alert Tone (Individual Call) (Unit ID List) (
• Configuring the Alert Tone (Paging Call) (Unit ID List) (
• Configuring the Alert Tone (Individual Call) which is commonly used (
• Configuring the Alert Tone (Paging Call) which is commonly used (
Unit ID List
The transceiver uses an individual Unit ID to establish communication if using the NXDN function. The desired Unit IDs
must be preconfigured in the transceiver using KPG-111D/ DN prior to use of the transceiver. A maximum of 1000 Unit IDs
can be configured for Unit ID List.
Unit ID List is commonly used in an NXDN Conventional system and NXDN Trunking system.
Configuration
A Unit ID can be configured in the range between 1 and 65519. However, an ID having the number of 60001 or
ID
larger cannot be used in an NXDN Trunking system.
The caller's ID Name is configured. A maximum of 14 characters can be configured for the ID Name.
If the ID Name of the transmitting transceiver is registered in the ID List, the ID Name appears on the main
display when the transceiver receives a call.
ID Name After that, the received Unit ID Name appears upon receipt of the Unit ID Name by Over-the-Air Alias while
receiving a call. If the transceiver cannot receive the Unit ID Name, the stored ID Name appears if the ID Name
is stored for the Unit ID stored in the transceiver. The Unit ID number appears if the above conditions are not
satisfied.
The permission or inhibition of transmission of the receiving party can be configured.
An ID for which "Yes" is configured for Transmit Inhibit does not appear on the ID selection display in Individual
Call Mode, and a user cannot select the ID in Individual Call Mode.
Transmit Inhibit
If the transceiver receives a call from an ID for which "Yes" is configured for Transmit Inhibit, the caller's ID Name
appears on the main display. In this case, a user cannot initiate a call to the party even if the user attempts to
respond by pressing the PTT switch.
FUNC (K)/Ver 4.00
Mode Reset Timer on page 20
Table 8-8 Unit ID List
for the
FPRG 8.19.6 Unit ID List Tab)
See
FPRG 8.19.6 Unit ID List Tab)
See
FPRG 8.19.5 Conventional Tab)
See
FPRG 8.19.5 Conventional Tab)
See
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