Kenwood NXR-1700 Function Reference page 141

10 FUNCTION PORTS / 10.2 Available Functions for the AUX Input Ports
Function Name
External PTT (Channel
1) to External PTT
(Channel 32)
None
In External PTT (Channel 1) to External PTT (Channel 32), the behaviors are as follows:
 During transmission by External PTT (Channel x), a switch to another transmission by PTT Priority does not
occur.
 During transmission by External PTT (Channel x), the External PTT (Channel x) port which became low level
earlier has priority to continue to behave even if another External PTT (Channel x) port goes low level.
 When transmission by External PTT (Channel x) ends, the ports are checked in order of External PTT, AUX In 1
to AUX In 13 and then AUX I/O 1 to AUX I/O 6, and transmission starts by that port if another low level port is
found. If another low level port is not found, the previous channel is restored and the normal behavior occurs.
 If the length of time configured in Time-out Timer elapses during transmission by External PTT (Channel x), the
repeater stops transmission. At this time, while the port for External PTT (Channel x) is low level, the repeater
remains on the destination channel and the repeater emits a Warning Alert Tone. If the port for External PTT
(Channel x) returns to high level, the repeater ends the sounding of a Warning Alert Tone and restores the
previous channel.
 If the port for External PTT (Channel x) is low level during TX Disable, the repeater migrates to the specified
channel, but transmission by External PTT is not performed. The repeater starts transmission on the destination
channel if TX Disable is reset, and then the repeater returns to the previous channel after stopping transmission if
high level is restored
Configuration using KPG-D7
Assigning functions to the AUX Input port ( Edit > Function Port > AUX > AUX Input)
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FUNC (E)/ Ver 2.00
Description
The repeater performs External PTT transmission
after migrating to the specified channel while the port
is low level. If the port returns to high level, the
repeater stops transmission and restores the
previous channel.
Only the channel for Simplex/ Duplex/ TA Direct can
be specified for the destination channel.
No function is activated.
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