Continuing Transmission For A Certain Length Of Time After Reception Stops (Repeater Hold Time) - Kenwood TKR-D710 Function Reference

6 ANALOG COMMUNICATIONS

6.2 Continuing Transmission for a Certain Length of Time After Reception Stops (Repeater Hold Time)

6.2 Continuing Transmission for a Certain Length of Time After
Reception Stops (Repeater Hold Time)
Repeater Hold Time is the length of time from when reception stops until the repeater terminates transmission
using the Repeat PTT control while the repeater is transmitting the received signal using the Repeat PTT control.
The repeater can continue transmitting for the length of time configured in Repeater Hold Time even if the
communication using the Repeat PTT control is finished.
Repeater Hold Time can be toggled between enabled and disabled when a PF key is operated, when a signal is
applied to an AUX Input port, or when the repeater is turned on.
Table 6-5 Toggling Repeater Hold Time Between Enabled and Disabled
Trigger
PF key
AUX Input Port
Startup
Note
• If "Off" is configured in Repeater Hold Time, the repeater terminates transmitting immediately after reception stops.
• While the Repeater Hold Time is counting down, the repeater mutes the transmission audio.
• If Repeater Hold Time is disabled while the Repeater Hold Time is counting down, the Repeater Hold Time continues to
count down and the transmission continues. Repeater Hold Time becomes disabled after the transmission ends upon lapse of
the time configured in Repeater Hold Time.
Configuration using KPG-174D
Configuring Repeater Hold Time (
Console PTT)
FUNC (E)/Ver 2.50
Assigned Function
Hold Time Enable/Disable
Hold Time Disable
Hold Time Enable
Hold Time Enable/Disable
Hold Time Disable
Hold Time Enable
Edit > Optional Features > Common Page 1 > Repeater/ Network/
See
See
Available Functions for the PF Keys
Available Functions for the AUX Input
Ports
Available Functions for Startup
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