Ip Interface Function; Console - Kenwood NXR-1700 Function Reference

14 IP INTERFACE FUNCTION / 14.1 Console

14 IP INTERFACE FUNCTION

14.1 Console

Console enables communication with the transceiver by connecting to the repeater from outside the wireless area by
using Console Interface. The UID of a Console needs to be configured for connecting to the repeater. Also, the priority
order to use the repeater can be configured for each configured Console.
To operate in DMR, the communication between a Console and the repeater complies with "DMR Application
Interface", commonly known as AIS, issued by the DMR Association.
To operate in NXDN, the communication between a Console and the repeater complies with NXIP Console Interface.
Configuration Description
Valid Valid is the function to select the enabling and disabling the use of a configured Console.
By disabling Valid to temporarily stop the use of a specific Console, the temporary stop can be
done without deleting the configuration of the Console.
Unit ID The UID configured for a Console is displayed.
The UID of a Console permitted for connection to the repeater is configured in Unit ID.
The repeater accepts Registration from a configured UID. The UID of a Console to be used needs
to be configured because Registration from an unregistered UID is not accepted. Refer to Table 2-
5 Capacity for the range of UID that can be entered.
Unit ID Name Unit ID Name is the name of a UID configured for a Console.
For Unit ID Name, an arbitrary name can be configured. By configuring Unit ID Name, a Console
can be identified and managed by name. The configured names of UIDs of each Console are
displayed in a list in Console List.
Comment Comment is a comment related to a registered Console.
The information related to a Console can be recorded. An arbitrary text message can be entered
to easily confirm a Console in the Web Tool.
Priority In Priority, the priority order to use the repeater for each Console is configured.
If the repeater is being used for transmission from a Console of low priority order when voice and
data transmission is done from a different Console of high priority order, the Console of high
priority is reserved as the next user of the repeater. When the transmission of the Console of low
priority order ends, the repeater disconnects this communication without entering Hold Timer and
switches to transmission from the reserved Console.
With this behavior, the transmission from a Console can be prioritized for as much as possible if
transmission from this specific Console needs to be prioritized.
If another Console is transmitting when a call request of a Console is made, the behavior occurs
as already described separately according to the configuration in Priority.
For a Console, to make voice and data communication to the transceiver by connecting to the repeater, the use of the
repeater needs to be previously declared. Although 10 Consoles can be registered for each repeater, only up to 2
Consoles are permitted to communicate at the same time.
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Table 14-1 Console
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