Kenwood NXR-1700 Function Reference page 116

7 DMR DIGITAL COMMUNICATIONS / 7.5 Continuing Transmission for a Certain Length of Time After Various
Transmissions End
Note
・ This function works on a channel with "Mixed" configured in Channel Type. (Refer to
Channel (Channel Type).)
While the Channel Hangtime (Mixed Channel) is counting down, the repeater does not start repeat transmission even if the
・
repeater receives an analog signal.
If both Call Hangtime and Channel Hangtime (Mixed Channel) are configured in the repeater, the countdown of the
・
Channel Hangtime (Mixed Channel) starts after the countdown of the Call Hangtime ends.
If Data Hangtime is configured in the repeater, the countdown of the Channel Hangtime (Mixed Channel) starts after the
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Data Hangtime ends.
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If the countdown of the Channel Hangtime (DMR Channel) or Channel Hangtime (Mixed Channel) is extremely shortened,
the DMR digital communication required for repeat transmission may not function properly.
・ If "TA Direct" is configured in Operation Mode, Channel Hangtime (Mixed Channel) is not activated.
・ This function works during transmission by any PTT (Repeat PTT/ Network PTT/ Console PTT/ External PTT/ SIP PTT/ Test
PTT).
Configuration using KPG-D7
・ Configuring Channel Hangtime (Mixed Channel) ( Edit > Optional Features > Common Page 1 > Repeater/
External/ Network/ Console PTT > Channel Hangtime (Mixed Channel))
Configuration using Web Tool
・ Configuring Channel Hangtime Enable/Disable ( Maintenance > Remote Control > Channel Hangtime > Enable
/ Disable)
Channel Hangtime (DMR Channel)
Channel Hangtime (DMR Channel) is the function that is used to retain a channel for a certain length of time after the
repeater ends transmission in the DMR format on a DMR digital channel.
The repeater starts repeat transmission after a subscriber unit transmits a DMR digital signal on a DMR digital
channel. The repeater retains a channel and continues repeat transmission for the length of time configured in
Channel Hangtime (DMR Channel) after the repeater ends transmission of a DMR digital signal.
Configuration
Channel Hangtime (DMR
Channel)
Channel Hangtime
Enable/Disable
FUNC (E)/ Ver 2.00
Table 7-7 Configuration of Channel Hangtime (DMR Channel)
Description
The length of time for which a channel is retained after the repeater ends
transmission of an audio signal is configured.
Channel Hangtime (DMR Channel) can be toggled between enabled and
disabled by using Channel Hangtime Enable/Disable in the Remote Control
function of the Web Tool.
Configuring the Reception Method of a
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