Kenwood NXR-1700 Function Reference page 150

12 CONVENTIONAL IP NETWORK / 12.1 Communicating with a Repeater Connected by Using an IP Network
(Intersite Call)
Behavior of the Transmitting Repeater (Intersite Call)
The repeater starts transmitting using the Repeat PTT control when the repeater receives a digital signal and an
analog signal from a subscriber unit. Or, the repeater starts transmitting using the Console PTT control when the
repeater receives packet data from a Console. At the same time, the repeater transmits the received signal and packet
data to another repeater that is interconnected by using an IP network.
If the transmitting repeater receives a digital signal from the subscriber unit and transmits the received signal by using
the Repeat PTT control, or if the transmitting repeater receives packet data from the Console and transmits the
received packet data by using the Console PTT control, the transmitting repeater can make an Intersite Call. The
transmitting repeater cannot make an Intersite call if the repeater receives an analog signal from a subscriber unit.
Note
・ If Time-out Timer (TOT) (Console PTT) is configured, transmission using the Console PTT control stops according to the
configuration in Time-out Timer (TOT) (Console PTT).
The transmitting repeater cannot make an Intersite Call if the repeater transmits using the Test PTT control.
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Regardless of whether a subscriber unit makes a Group Call or an Individual Call, the transmitting repeater makes an Intersite
Call for the target configured for each channel.
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