Kenwood NXR-1700 Function Reference page 156

12 CONVENTIONAL IP NETWORK / 12.2 Site Roaming
Note
・ The repeater can only transmit a beacon on the channel configured as below:
Channel Type: DMR or Mixed or NXDN
In order to use Site Roaming, the function associated with Site Roaming also needs to be configured for a subscriber unit.
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If the repeater is in the "Squelch Off" status, the repeater does not transmit a beacon on the channel with "Mixed" configured in
Channel Type.
In DMR Mode, a beacon can be transmitted if "Repeat" is configured in Operation Mode.
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In NXDN Mode, a beacon can be transmitted if "Repeat" or "Duplex" is configured in Operation Mode.
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Configuration using KPG-D7
Configuring Site Group in Network Setting (Edit > Channel Information > Channel Edit > Network Setting > Site
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Group)
Configuring Beacon to be enabled or disabled ( Edit > Conventional IP Network > General > Site Roaming >
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Beacon)
Configuring Conventional IP Network to be enabled or disabled (Model > Product Information > Enhanced
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Features > Conventional IP Network)
Host Repeater
Host Repeater manages the timing by which each repeater interconnected by using an IP network transmits a
beacon.
The repeaters interconnected by using the IP network almost simultaneously start transmitting a beacon to enable a
subscriber unit to compare the strength of the received beacon and then automatically migrate to the site (channel)
having the strongest signal.
Multiple repeaters start transmitting a beacon almost simultaneously with reference to the Host Repeater.
Host Repeater notifies the start of transmission of a beacon to the other repeaters interconnected by using an IP
network and then transmits the beacon when the length of time configured for Transmit Interval Time elapses after
the end of the transmission, such as of audio and messages. The repeaters other than the Host Repeater transmit a
beacon when the repeaters receive the notification from the Host Repeater.
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