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Page 1: ...D i g i t a l V e r s i o n R E V0 3 1 3 ...

Page 2: ...ost enhancements are achieved thru radio firmware updates Current firmware and radio editor versions along with the latest user manuals and addendums are available for download in the support section of the RELM Wireless web site We recommend joining our e mail list to keep informed of updates and enhancements on all your RELM Wireless and BK Radio products Visit us at www relm com ...

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Page 4: ...ls 10 LCD Touch Screen 12 Status Indicators 13 Channel Information Display Options 15 Programmable Button and Menu Options 17 Microphone Controls 22 Function Selection 24 Touch Screen Selection 24 Navigation Wheel Selection 25 Menu Screen Selection 26 Channel Zone Selection Options 28 ...

Page 5: ...ing a Command Zone CHAN 35 Code Guard NAC Operation 36 Code Guard Receive 36 Code Guard Transmit 36 Analog Squelch Control 37 APCO Project 25 Digital Squelch Control 37 Mixed Mode Operation 39 Scan Options 41 Channel Scan SCAN 41 Channel Scan List SCN 42 Talkback Scan 43 Dual Mode Scan DSCN 43 Dual Mode Scan List DSED 44 ...

Page 6: ... 50 Transmit Secure SEC 51 Transmit Encryption Key Selection KEY 51 Encryption Keyset Selection KEYST 52 Rekey Request RKEY 53 Keyset Viewing and Selecting KSET 54 Zeroizing ZERO 54 User Pick List Options 55 TX RX CxCSS Picklist TXCG RXCG 56 TX RX Network Access Code Picklist TNAC RNAC 56 Talk Group ID Picklist TGID 57 Encryption Key Picklist KEY 57 ...

Page 7: ...essaging STS 64 Paging and Call Alert 67 Conventional Two Tone DTMF MDC1200 Paging MUTE 67 Call Alert Paging ALRT 68 Radio Check RCHK 69 Other Functions Options 71 Backlight LITE 71 Cloning 72 Control Lockout LOCK 72 Global Positioning GPS 74 Inhibit Uninhibit INH UINH 75 Keypad Programming 77 Monitor MON 78 ...

Page 8: ... Mode SURV 80 Transmit Digital TXD 81 Transmit Power PWR 81 Versions 82 Zone Select 83 Keypad Programming Options 84 Entering Programming Mode 84 Keypad Programming 85 Programming Global Parameters 85 Programming System Parameters 87 Programming Zone Parameters 90 Programming Channel Parameters 96 ...

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Page 10: ...ications Check with your RELM BK Radio dealer or communications officer for information on the programmed functions of your radio prior to operation This manual contains information concerning the operation procedures for the BK Radio KNG Mobile radio The KNG has been designed to meet the tough requirements of today s communications environment Please take a moment to read the information in this ...

Page 11: ...dio with your authorized frequencies signaling codes etc and will be there to meet your communications needs as your system expands Safety Precautions Do not operate the transmitter in close proximity to blasting caps Do not operate the radio in an explosive atmosphere petroleum fuels solvents dust etc Do not operate the transmitter if a person outside the vehicle is less than three feet from the ...

Page 12: ... of their exposure and can exercise control over their exposure to meet FCC limits This radio device is NOT authorized for general population consumer or any other use This 2 way radio uses electromagnetic energy in the radio frequency RF spectrum to provide communications between two or more users over a distance It uses radio frequency RF energy or radio waves to send and receive calls RF energy...

Page 13: ...simple procedures on how to control it Please refer to the following websites for more information on what RF energy exposure is and how to control your exposure to assure compliance with established RF exposure limits http www fcc gov oet rfsafety rf faqs html http www osha gov SLTC radiofrequencyradiation index html Federal Communications Commission Regulations The FCC rules require manufacturer...

Page 14: ...exposure environment at operating duty factors of up to 50 talk 50 listen and is authorized by the FCC for occupational use only In terms of measuring RF energy for compliance with the FCC exposure guidelines your radio antenna radiates measurable RF energy only while it is transmitting during talking not when it is receiving listening or in Standby Mode Your BK Radio 2 way radio complies with the...

Page 15: ...onsmustaccompanydevicewhentransferred to other users Do not use this device if the operational requirements described herein are not met Operating Instructions Transmit no more than the rated duty factor of 50 of the time To transmit talk push the Push To Talk PTT button The red LED will illuminate when the radio is transmitting To receive calls release the PTT button The red LED will extinguish w...

Page 16: ...cted by intellectual property rights including patent rights copyrights and trade secrets of Digital Voice Systems Inc The user of this software is explicitly prohibited from attempting to decompile reverse engineer or disassemble the object code or in any other way convert the object code into a human readable form This software is licensed solely for use within this product US Patent Nos 6 912 4...

Page 17: ... 2048 channels can be programmed into the radio The channels may be divided into operating zones Zones can be designated as standard operating zones or command zones Command zones are made of up of channels selected from standard operating zones Models Model Frequency Range M150 136 174Mhz M400 380 470Mhz M500 440 520HMz M800 763 870Mhz ...

Page 18: ...led options are listed on a tag located on the back of your radio Number Option KZA0154 110 Watt M150 only KZA0576 AES DES Encryption KZA0580 Over the Air Rekeying OTAR KZA0569 P25 Trunking KZA0592 Over the Air Programming OTAP KZA0589 GPS Tracking ...

Page 19: ...ency Button LCD Screen Menu Navigation Mic Jack Home Button USB Port Programmable Buttons Menu Select LED Menu Button On Off Volume This control is both a push on off button and a rotate volume knob Pushing the button in and releasing will toggle the state of the mobile from on to off and back Rotating this knob will increase or decrease the audio volume setting ...

Page 20: ...hannels or zones Turn the knob to select the desired channel or zone Emergency Button The orange programmable function is typically assigned to enter the Emergency Operation mode but can be programmed for other functions See Button Options Microphone Jack Connector for attaching the microphone Programmable Buttons Up to four touch activated buttons can be programmed to the LCD display See Button O...

Page 21: ...ns are toggled off or on by pressing the displayed icon The top line displays radio activity such as transmit and receive indications scan operations etc The middle section shows programmed information for the selected channel See Channel Information Display Options Channel 16 Secure One 155 645 MHz Z P P H P1 TXD Ø MON SCAN ZONE T A Channel 16 Secure One 155 645 MHz M E N U Programmable Buttons S...

Page 22: ...Receive Digital Receive Analog Hold Time Active TXD TXA Transmit Digital Transmit Analog H High Transmit Power L Low Transmit Power P1 P2 Priority 1 Channel Priority 2 Channel Selected channel is encrypted Flashing when Rx incoming signal is encrypted Scanned Channel continued ...

Page 23: ... 14 KNG Mobile Operation Status Indicators C Channel Scan On Z P Zone Scan On C P Priority Scan On D Dual Mode Scan On Repeater Talkaround Enabled Monitor Mode Open Audio Voice Mute Enabled ...

Page 24: ...ected Channel or Active Scanned Channel Channel Number and Zone Label Currently Selected Channel number and Currently Selected Zone Label Frequency Operating Frequency of Currently Selected Channel or Active Scanned Channel Unit ID Shows your P25 Unit ID While receiving the ID of the radio transmitting the message is displayed If the received ID is programmed in your radio s Call List the correspo...

Page 25: ... Zone Label Label of Currently Selected Zone Zone and Channel Currently Selected Zone and Channel Numbers Zone Number Currently Selected Zone Number RX TX Key Currently selected encryption key Subaudible Displays CxCSS value of received signal DTMF Displays the DTMF tones of received signal MDC Displays the MDC ID of received signal Conventional Channels Only ...

Page 26: ...ext SCAN Active SCAN Inactive Menu Button Label Trunk Conv Auxiliary 1 2 3 x x AUX1 2 3 x x Backlight x x LITE x x Call Alert x x ALRT x x Channel Add Delete x CHAN x Channel Scan x x SCAN x Channel Scan List x x SCN x Channel Select x x CHAN x x Cloning x x Control Lock x x LCK x x Dual Mode Scan x x DSCN x x cont ...

Page 27: ...abel Trunk Conv Dual Mode Scan List x x DSED x x Emergency1 x x x GPS x x GPS x x Home Channel x HOME x x Inhibit x x INH x Keypad Programming x x Monitor x x MON x Nuisance Delete x DEL x Picklist Rx CxCSS x x RXCG x Picklist Rx NAC x x RXNC x Picklist Talkgroup ID x x TGID x cont ...

Page 28: ...Conv Picklist Tx CxCSS x x TXCG x Picklist Tx NAC x x TXNC x Picklist KEY x x KEY x Picklist KEYSET x x KSET x x Priority Channel x x PRI x Priority Scan x x PSCN x x Radio Check x x RCHK x Radio Info x x x Rekey Request x x RKEY x x Repeater Talkaround x x T A x Site Display x x STDS x cont ...

Page 29: ...abel Trunk Conv Site Lock x x STLK x Site Search x x STSR x Squelch Adjust x x SQL x Surveillance Mode x x SURV x x Text Message x x TXT x Tx Digital Analog x x TXAD x Tx Power x x PWR x x Tx Secure x x SEC x x Unihibit x x UNINH x Unit Call x x UNIT x x User Status x x STS x cont ...

Page 30: ... x x Voice Mute x x MUTE x Zeroize Keys x x ZERO x x Zone Scan x x ZSCN x Zone Scan List x x ZSC x Zone Select x x ZONE x x 1 Emergency button can only be assigned to the orange button Requires Encryption option Requires Encryption and OTAR options Works on a per channel basis Requires P25 Trunking option ...

Page 31: ...e optional KAA0290 Smart Microphone KAA0290 functions include three programmable function buttons an alphanumeric keypad and a function select switch OK ABC DEF GHI JKL MNO PQRS TUV WXYZ 1 2 3 4 7 8 9 5 6 0 Function Select Alphanumeric Keypad Push To Talk Programmable Function Buttons Microphone Element ...

Page 32: ...one can be programmed via PC to access specific radio functions See Programmable Button Options Alphanumeric Keypad Depending on radio programming the keypad can perform a variety of functions Keypad functions can include DTMF tone generation direct channel selection direct P25 ID entry for unit to unit calling and field programming Function Select The navigation pad is used to navigate the menu s...

Page 33: ...n be directly accessed from the Touch Screen or by using the navigation wheels on the front panel or microphone Touch Screen Selection To toggle assigned Touch Screen functions on and off or access the associated menu press the desired function on the LCD touch screen Channel 16 Secure One 155 645 MHz Z P P H P1 TXD Ø MON SCAN ZONE T A Channel 16 Secure One 155 645 MHz M E N U ...

Page 34: ...ed to toggle functions and access menu lists Use the right and left arrows to highlight the desired function Press the OK button to open the menu or toggle the highlighted item The active button will be highlighted Channel 16 Secure One 155 645 MHz Z P P H P1 TXD Ø MON SCAN ZONE T A Channel 16 Secure One 155 645 MHz OK M E N U ...

Page 35: ...16 Secure One 155 645 MHz Z P P H P1 TXD Ø MON SCAN ZONE T A Channel 16 Secure One 155 645 MHz OK M E N U Use the PREV and NEXT buttons or Up Down arrows to highlight the desired function Channel 16 Secure One 155 645 MHz Z P P H P1 TXD Ø ESC PREV NEXT ENTER 1 TX Secure 2 Talkaround 3 Priority Channels 4 Versions OK NOTE The list can be automatically scrolled by holding the Up Down buttons ...

Page 36: ...hen selected a menu for the function will show in the display Use the PREV and NEXT buttons or Up Down arrows to highlight the desire setting then ENTER or OK to select or set the function Exiting the Menu To return to normal operation press the HOME button or press and hold ESC Channel 16 Secure One 155 645 MHz Z P P H P1 TXD Ø ESC PREV NEXT ENTER 1 TX Secure 2 Talkaround 3 Priority Channels 4 Ve...

Page 37: ...r menu item or by direct keypad entry More than one selection mode can be programmed Channel Zone Selector Knob When programmed with the default setting the channel zone knob is used to select a channel from the active zone If programmed to select zones zones will be selected with the knob Button Menu Item Selection If programmed to a button pressing the button will display the list of available c...

Page 38: ...ectly to the desired channel or zone Press ENT or OK to go to the highlighted zone or channel Direct Keypad Entry The numeric keypad may also be programmed to directly select channels or zones Pressing a number will activate the zone or channel list Select the desired channel or zone and press ENT or OK to go to the highlighted zone or channel Select ESC to cancel the selection and return to the c...

Page 39: ...ble volume level Press the MON button again or select desired monitor mode from the Monitor menu to stop squelch noise Select a channel zone if applicable by pressing the ZONE button or 3 selecting Zone Select from the menu and scrolling to the desired zone Press the OK button to return to Channel Select mode Select a channel by turning the Channel Selector knob When the unstopped 4 channel select...

Page 40: ...switch to stop transmitting If the TX annunciator does not appear and a tone is heard you are on a 4 receive only channel or the channel is busy and Busy Channel Lockout is enabled Turn the Channel Selector knob to an authorized transmit channel or wait until the channel is clear If the length of your transmission exceeds the preset Time Out Timer setting 5 the transmitter automatically shuts off ...

Page 41: ...radio is programmed System Registration If the radio is powered on when a trunking channel is selected the radio will attempt to register with the selected trunking system The LED will flash twice upon successfully registering with the system and setting talkgroup affiliation If the affiliation was unsuccessful the LED will continue to flash If the radio is not in range of the system Out of Range ...

Page 42: ...ble the radio will emit a tone and display BUSY Release the PTT The radio will remain in busy mode until the channel is available When the channel becomes available the three beep Talk Permit Tone will be emitted Re press the PTT to continue your call If the PTT is not pressed within two seconds of the Talk Permit Tone the radio will return to normal standby mode ...

Page 43: ...function must be assigned to a programmable button While operating in a standard zone press the CHAN button to add the currently selected channel to a command zone The list of available command zones will be displayed Use the up down arrows to select the zone to add the channel or use the number keys to move directly to the desired zone Pressing the Enter button copies the channel information to t...

Page 44: ...g channels move up in the list For example if channel 5 is deleted channel 6 becomes the new channel 5 channel 7 becomes the new channel 6 etc Press and hold the CHAN button to remove all channels in the selected command zone NOTE Modifications to a command zone channel such as User Selected Tones do not affect the original standard zone channel Also modifications to the original standard zone cha...

Page 45: ...mit Whenever transmitting on an analog channel any programmed sub audible Code Guard is transmitted Depending on radio programming the Code Guard can be the default tone assigned to the channel or a tone selected from the Code Guard Picklist see Pick List Options The frequency must be clear prior to transmitting on a Code Guarded channel If the LED Indicator is yellow do not transmit Busy Channel ...

Page 46: ...rrier is detected regardless of the transmitted Code Guard APCO Project 25 Digital Squelch Control Network Access Codes NACs provide the digital equivalent of analog sub audible signaling CTCSS CDCSS allowing a group of radios to be selectively called within a system Users in the same area using the same NAC can be further divided into Talk Groups with each group having its own Talk Group ID TGID ...

Page 47: ...ceivers and is not allowed as a transmit NAC Selective squelch is used for processing Group Calls and Unit to Unit Calls TGIDs are assigned on a per channel basis Users can be separated into Talk Groups with each group having its own TGID Then on channels programmed for Selective squelch the incoming signal s NAC and TGID must match the channels programmed receive NAC and TGID for the radio to unm...

Page 48: ... Transmit analog signals only Digital Receive qualified digital signals only Transmit digital signals only Mixed Automatically receive qualified analog or digital signals Transmit analog or digital signal depending on the status of TX Digital switch Channel 16 Secure One 155 645 MHz Z P P H P1 TXD Ø Channel 16 Secure Digital receptions and transmissions will be indicated by illuminating the D annu...

Page 49: ... scan or priority channel if Talkback Scan is enabled or the Priority 1 channel if TX on PR1 is enabled TX Mode on the RTX channel must be set to MIXED Press the PTT while the RX indicator is shown Channel 16 Secure One 155 645 MHz Z P P H P1 TXD Ø Channel 16 Secure R While hold time after a reception remains transmissions will be in the same mode as the received signal regardless of the status of...

Page 50: ...ol will be shown at the top of the LCD display When a signal is detected on a scanned channel scanning stops and the message is received The received channel is displayed in place of the selected channel Once the signal ends the radio continues to monitor the channel for the preset scan delay time before it resumes scanning Channel Scan operation can be a button or menu list item If assigned to a ...

Page 51: ...o add or remove the selected channel from the scan list 1 Voted Channel 2 Normal Scan Channel 3 Channel not scanned Channel 16 Secure One 155 645 MHz Z P P H P1 TXD Ø ESC PREV NEXT Channel Scan List 1 Channel 1 V 2 Channel 2 3 Channel 3 When assigned as a menu item open the menu and select the channel you wish to add or remove from the scan list Press to cycles between channel not scanned normal s...

Page 52: ...s on and your radio is also programmed to transmit on the Priority 1 channel see Priority Scan Dual Mode Scan DSCN Conventional and Trunking Channels Dual Mode scan provides the ability to scan trunking and conventional channels simultaneously When Dual Mode Scan is turned on the D icon is displayed and the radio scans all channels in the dual mode scan list Dual Mode Scan can be assigned to a but...

Page 53: ...ed to listen to the message If a message is detected on the channel designated as Priority 2 the radio will continue to monitor Priority 1 channel for activity If activity is detected the radio will switch to the Priority 1 channel When used in conjunction with Channel Scan the radio monitors the Priority channels and will switch from a scanned channel to the Priority channel if a qualified signal...

Page 54: ...ding on programming priority channels can be radio wide System or zone specific Zone Radio wide priority channels are monitored regardless of the current operating zone See Priority Scan for more details If enabled the user can change the priority channels Priority Channel Select can be assigned to a button or as a menu list item Selecting a System Priority Channel Open the menu and select the Sys...

Page 55: ...lection menu will then be displayed Highlight the desired channel and press the ENTER button to set the priority channel The display will return to the main Priority Channel Select menu Selecting a Zone Priority Channel Open the menu and select the Zone Priority channel you wish to change Press ENTER to open Priority Channel menu Options Off Disables the priority channel Use Main Uses the selected...

Page 56: ...s received on a voted channel the radio checks all voted channels and selects the channel with the best signal If enabled vote scanning takes place whenever the channel scan switch in on To edit the voted channel list Channel Scan List must be assigned as a Menu item Open the Channel Scan List menu and select the desired channel Use the button to assign the channel as a voted channel NOTE Channel ...

Page 57: ...annel Scan switch When Zone Scan is on and when the Channel Scan is also on the Z P symbol will be shown at the top of the LCD display The icon is not displayed if only Zone Scan is on Zone Scan operation can be a button or menu list item While Zone Scanning Priority Scan settings are disabled If allowed the scanned zone list can be edited by the radio user See Zone Scan List Zone Scan List ZSC Co...

Page 58: ...ones in the scan list will be indicated with the symbol Scanning Code Guarded Channels Conventional Analog Channels When a signal is detected scanning stops while the radio checks for the proper Code Guard value If the signal contains the proper Code Guard value the radio receives the message Otherwise the radio resumes scanning immediately Transmitting with Scan On The radio transmits on the chan...

Page 59: ...ompatible key fill device such as the Motorola KVL 3000 Plus using a BK Radio keyloader cable The radio can hold up to 32 AES and or DES keys After loading keys in the radio the KNG PC programming software must be used to configure the radio s key table and to assign default transmit keys to each channel Radios that have the OTAR factory option support Over the Air Rekeying of encryption keys OTAR...

Page 60: ...ving an encrypted signal a flashing symbol will be displayed When transmitting or receiving an encrypted signal the TX RX LED will alternate blue Transmit Secure selection can be assigned as a touch screen menu list item or on a microphone function button Transmit Encryption Key Selection KEY The radio can hold up to 32 DES or AES encryption keys Each channel is assigned a default key for transmit...

Page 61: ...isplay Key Fail before going to standby mode The radio will not transmit but will beep and display Key Fail when PTT is pressed Encryption Keyset Selection KEYST OTAR equipped radios only Selecting a keyset from the Pick List will cause the radio to use encryption keys from the selected keyset User selectable menu access can be assigned to a button or menu list item To change the encryption keyset...

Page 62: ...nnel must be designated as an OTAR channel via PC programming Refer to your PC programming documentation for more information To request a re key Open the Rekey Request menu Press the YES button to Request Keys or press ESC to cancel the operation If the YES button is pressed while on a channel that has not been marked as an OTAR channel the radio will beep and NON OTAR will appear on the display ...

Page 63: ... keyset open the KEYST menu Programmed keyset labels will be displayed Select the desired keyset and press ENTER Zeroizing ZERO The radio provides a method for the user to panic zeroize all encryption keys Zeroizing removes all encryption keys from the radio including keys used for OTAR and Tactical OTAR operation Zeroize can be assigned as a button or menu list item Open the Zeroize Keys menu Pre...

Page 64: ...tions to specific channels Pick List Options can be assigned to a programmed button or as menu list items Available Pick List options include Transmit Code Guards Receive Code Guards Transmit Network Access Codes Receive Network Access Codes Talk Group IDs Encryption Keys see Encryption Operation Encryption Keysets see Encryption Operation ...

Page 65: ... to the pre programmed value select Default If allowed picklist values can be changed through keypad programming TX RX Network Access Code Picklist TNAC RNAC Conventional Digital or Mixed Mode Channels Selecting a Network Access Code NAC from the Pick List will assign the NAC to the currently select digital or mixed mode channel User assigned Transmit and Receive NACs are selected independently To...

Page 66: ... TGIDs Select the desired Talk Group ID or to return the TGID to the pre programmed value select Default Press ENTER to set the selection If allowed picklist values can be changed through keypad programming Encryption Key Picklist KEY Digital or Mixed Mode Channels Encryption equipped radios only Selecting an Encryption Key from the Pick List will assign the key to all encrypted channels that do n...

Page 67: ...peration Keyset Picklist KSET Digital or Mixed Mode Channels OTAR equipped radios only Selecting a Keyset from the Pick List will cause the radio to use encryption keys from the selected Keyset See Encryption Operation ...

Page 68: ...otocol If the assigned channel is analog the emergency signal is broadcast using MDC protocol Sending an Emergency Call Press and hold the button to initiate an Emergency Call Once the call is activated the emergency message is transmitted automatically based on radio programming Receiving an Emergency Call When the radio receives an Emergency Call an alert tone will be emitted EMERGENCY and the i...

Page 69: ...ssages are pre programmed only Text Messaging TXT Conventional Digital Channels Message types include predefined messages manually entered messages or locally stored messages Predefined Messages Predefined messages are programmed into the radio memory using the radio editor software Manually Entered Messages Text messages can be manually entered via the radio s keypad Locally Stored Messages Up to...

Page 70: ... storage slot for the message and press Enter to store the message Sending a Text Message To send a text message press TXT or select Text Message from the menu Select Send from the menu and press Enter Select Message Type From the Select Entry Type menu choose the type of message to send and press Enter Predefined List or Manual Entry List When Predefined List or Manual Entry List is selected a li...

Page 71: ...see keypad character table Press Enter to select the target radio Select Target Radio Last Call Select Last Call to send the message to same radio you last sent a text message Press SEND to send the message Call List Selecting Call List opens a list alias for pre programmed Unit IDs Select the desired target radio and press Send to send the message Unit ID Select Unit ID to enter the P25 ID of the...

Page 72: ...s OK or wait for five seconds to return to normal radio operation When sending a Broadcast message no text received notification is shown Only confirmation that the text has been broadcast will be displayed Receiving a Text Message When an incoming text message is received an alert tone is sounded and the Text Message Received message is momentarily displayed The top programmed display line will a...

Page 73: ...pad to enter the desired message then press Enter See keypad character table Select the storage slot for the message and press Enter to store the message User Status Messaging STS Conventional Digital Channels Sending a Status Update NOTE When sending a message the message ID is transmitted The receiving radio will display the message programmed with the corresponding ID If the receiving radio has...

Page 74: ...p ID Dispatch Send the message to a dispatch console Unit Call Select Target Radio Last Call Select Last Call to send the message to the same radio you last sent a status message Press Send to send the message Call List Selecting Call List opens a list alias for the pre programmed Unit IDs Select the desired target radio and press Send to send the message Unit ID Select Unit ID to enter the P25 ID...

Page 75: ... by the targeted radio an alert tone will sound and the acknowledgment message will be displayed If the targeted radio is unavailable an alert tone will sound and the failed acknowledgement message will be displayed Press OK or wait for five seconds to return to normal radio operation Receiving a Status Update When an incoming status update is received an alert tone is sounded and the status messa...

Page 76: ...lect an analog or mixed mode receive channel Turn on Voice Mute from the programmed button or menu item When voice mute is activated the icon is displayed The radio ignores all voice traffic until the proper tone sequence is received When a proper signal is received the radio will emit an alert tone and allow the audio to pass If Auto Reset is programmed the radio will return to the muted standby ...

Page 77: ...elect Target Radio Last Call Select Last Call to send the message to radio which you last sent or received a call alert Press Enter to send the message Call List Selecting Call List opens a list alias for the pre programmed Unit IDs Select the desired target radio and press Enter to send the Call Alert Enter ID Select Enter ID to enter the ID of the target radio Use the keypad to enter the ID then...

Page 78: ...information and a Call Alert Received message until Select Call Alert to reset Radio Check RCHK Conventional Digital Channels The KNG can be programmed to check the availability of a KNG radio with a specific P25 ID Requesting a Radio Check Press the RCHK button or open Radio Check from the menu Select Target Radio Last Call Select Last Call to send the request to the radio which you last sent a r...

Page 79: ...ter the P25 ID of the target radio Use the keypad to enter the ID then press Enter to send the query If a successful handshake is performed an alert tone will sound and the Unit Available message will be displayed for approximately five seconds If no validation is received from the targeted radio an alert tone will sound and the No Response message will be displayed for approximately five seconds ...

Page 80: ...ith a MENU button This section covers the operation of user accessible functions Backlight LITE Conventional and Trunked Channels Radio lighting can be adjusted using the backlight function To adjust the display press the LITE button or select Backlight from the menu Select the desired setting Auto The display brightness adjusts automatically with ambient conditions Off Display and microphone ligh...

Page 81: ...nual for cloning information between radios Control Lockout LOCK Conventional and Trunked Channels The KNG mobile offers two lockout settings Lock Keypad Only and Lock All Controls Unlocked Disables Control Lockout on all touch screen and button operations Lock Keypad Only Locks all touch screen and button operations except the three side buttons on the microphone Lock All Controls Locks all funct...

Page 82: ...lockout setting and press ENTER When attempting to access a locked function the radio will display a message with instructions to disable Control Lock The navigation wheel on the radio front panel or microphone is used to unlock the controls To disable Control Lock press the left arrow button twice then the right arrow button twice ...

Page 83: ...rent location is displayed in degrees minutes and seconds Sending GPS information Depending on radio programming GPS information is sent by a variety of triggers PTT After a digital transmission the GPS coordinates will be automatically transmitted Periodic GPS coordinates are transmitted periodically using a programmed time Emergency GPS coordinates are sent if the radio activates emergency Power...

Page 84: ... or menu function a KNG Radio can temporarily disable other KNG radios using the targeted radio s unit ID number The disabled radio can only be re enabled by sending an Uninhibit command NOTE Inhibited radios cannot be read with the Neovision radio editor Sending a command To initiate an inhibit uninhibit message press the programmed button or select from the menu If prompted use the keypad to ent...

Page 85: ...ID to enter the P25 ID of the target radio Use the keypad to enter the ID and press SEND to send the message Message Acknowledgement When the message has been received by the targeted radio an alert tone will sound and the acknowledgment message will be displayed Press OK or wait for three seconds to return to normal radio operation If the targeted radio is unavailable an alert tone will sound and...

Page 86: ...tion to select the information you want to edit Available programming functions are Keypad Used to edit individual channel and zone information such as labels frequencies operating modes etc Call List Used to edit the P25 ID Call List entries CxCSS Pick List Used to edit the list of user selectable Code Guard entries NAC Pick List Used to edit the list of user selectable Network Access Codes Talkg...

Page 87: ...or Open Squelch When assigned as a menu item open the menu as described in the Navigation section and select the Monitor mode you wish to use Press ENTER to select Nuisance Channel Delete NUIS Conventional and Trunked Channels Nuisance Channel Delete can be assigned as a touch screen item or on a microphone function button To temporarily remove a channel from the scan list press the assigned butto...

Page 88: ...by the Talkaround selection Talkaround selection can be assigned as a touch screen menu list item or on a microphone function button Squelch Adjust SQL Conventional Analog and Mixed Mode Channels Squelch Adjust is used to change the signal strength required for the radio s speaker to unmute on a per channel basis Adjusting Squelch Level Press the SQL button or select Squelch Adjust from the menu S...

Page 89: ... operating zone All Channels Resets all radio channels Surveillance Mode SURV Conventional and Trunked Channels When Surveillance Mode is on all audible indicators beeps etc and lighting functions LEDs and Display are disabled The LCD Touchscreen is set to the dimmest setting For best operation Surveillance Mode should be assigned as a touch screen button or on a microphone function button To enab...

Page 90: ...n menu list item or on a microphone function button When assigned as a touch screen function the TXAD button will be highlighted when in the Transmit Digital mode To switch transmit mode on mixed mode channels press the TXAD button or select Tx Digital from the menu and choose Analog or Digital Transmit Power PWR Conventional and Trunked Channels Transmit Power can be selected between the programm...

Page 91: ...V to view the installed revisions of individual items Version information includes Software Date code of installed software firmware DSP Date code of installed DSP firmware File Format Currently installed file format BSP Date code of installed BSP firmware PCB Revision Installed printed circuit board revision number Date of Manufacture Date of manufacture FIPSCOM Bootloader Revision required for e...

Page 92: ...the touch screen or as a microphone function button press the button to open the menu of available zones When assigned as a menu item open the menu as described in the Navigation section Select the Zone you want to use Press ENTER select the Zone Additionally the channel select knob can be used to change the operating zone Also If enabled a zone can also be accessed directly for the microphone key...

Page 93: ...Channel Zone Global and System parameters Entering Programming Mode Select Keypad Programming from the Menu List Enter the User or Administrator password at the prompt Select programming menu from the list of available options Keypad Used for programming Channel Zone System and Global radio information including frequencies labels priority scan rate etc Call List Used to edit labels and P25 IDs in...

Page 94: ...onventional zone settings Zone Settings that apply only to the selected zone Channel Channel specific information such as frequencies tones etc Programming Global Parameters Programmable Global Parameters include Display Top Line Display Top Line Alt Display Middle Line Display Mid Line Alt Display Bottom Line Display Bot Line Alt User Password Dual Speaker Control Lockout ...

Page 95: ...rmation on the three programmable display lines can be edited by selecting Top Line Alt Middle Line Alt or Bottom Line Alt from the Global menu User Password The User Password is used only for entering the keypad programming mode The Administrator and Startup Passwords cannot be changed via the keypad Select CLEAR to reset the password to all zeros Use the microphone keypad to enter a new six digi...

Page 96: ...l Lockouts Control lock with the Lock All Controls selection can be edited from the Control Lockouts menu Use the button to add or remove items from the lockout list Items selected for lockout will display the symbol Programming System Parameters Programmable System Parameters include System Priority Channels Transmit on Priority 1 selection P25 ID Scan Hold Time ...

Page 97: ...annel selected by the channel knob is the Priority 1 channel Choose Select to designate a specific channel as the System Priority 1 channel Use PREV and NEXT to highlight the Zone of the desired Priority channel Press ENTER to set the zone Use PREV and NEXT to highlight the desired Priority channel Press ENTER to finalize the selection Transmit on Priority 1 If Transmit on Priority 1 is On the rad...

Page 98: ...2 Channel is designated by the currently selected zone setting See Programming Zone Parameters When set to Use Main the channel selected by the channel knob is the Priority 2 channel Choose Select to designate a specific channel as the System Priority 2 channel Use PREV and NEXT to highlight the Zone of the desired Priority channel Press ENTER to set the zone Use PREV and NEXT to highlight the des...

Page 99: ...canning It also allows time for the user to respond to a call when Talk Back Scan or Mixed Mode Talk Back enabled The options are from 0 0s to 7 5s with options every 0 5s Programming Zone Parameters Select Add Delete or Edit Zone from the Zone menu Add Zone The option of adding a Standard Zone or a Command Zone is available When selected a new zone is added in the next available slot Example If t...

Page 100: ...deleted zone six now becomes zone five and zone seven becomes zone six Edit Zone Programmable Zone Parameters include Zone Label Zone PR1 Channel Zone Tx on PR1 Zone P2 Channel DTMF Overdial Channel 16 Secure One 155 645 MHz Z P P H P1 TXD Ø ESC PREV NEXT ENTER Delete Zone 1 ZONE 1 2 ZONE 2 3 ZONE 3 Channel 16 Secure One 155 645 MHz Z P P H P1 TXD Ø ESC PREV NEXT ENTER 1 Zone Label 2 Zone P1 Chann...

Page 101: ...ct Zone from the Keypad Programming menu Use PREV and or NEXT to select the zone to be programmed Press ENTER to open the Zone Parameters menu Channel 16 Secure One 155 645 MHz Z P P H P1 TXD Ø ESC PREV NEXT ENTER 1 Zone Label 2 Zone P1 Channel 3 Zone Tx on P1 4 Zone P1 Channel 5 DTMF Overdial Select the desired parameter with PREV and or NEXT Press ENTER to program the selection ...

Page 102: ...EXT to highlight the digit to change Select ENTER to set the label and return to the previous step Zone Priority 1 Channel A priority channel can be assigned on a zone basis If allowed a system priority channel will be monitored during priority scan regardless of the selected zone settings See System Priority Channel When set to Off Priority 1 is ignored Channel 16 Secure One 155 645 MHz Z P P H P...

Page 103: ... Secure One 155 645 MHz Z P P H P1 TXD Ø ESC PREV NEXT ENTER Tx on Priority 1 Off On Transmit on Priority 1 If Transmit on Priority 1 is On the radio will transmit on the programmed Priority 1 channel whenever priority scan is turned on and that zone is active Use PREV and NEXT to highlight the desired Operation Press ENTER to finalize the selection Channel 16 Secure One 155 645 MHz Z P P H P1 TXD...

Page 104: ...ected zone settings See System Priority Channel When set to Off Priority 2 is ignored When set to Use Main the channel selected by the channel knob is the Priority 2 channel Zone Priority 2 Channel cont Choose Select to designate a specific channel as the Priority 2 channel Use PREV and NEXT to highlight the desired Priority channel Press ENTER to finalize the selection Channel 16 Secure One 155 6...

Page 105: ...and NEXT to highlight the desired Operation Press ENTER to finalize the selection Programming Channel Parameters Add Channel Select to add a new channel Choose the zone to which the channel is to be added Enter a valid channel index number of 1 2048 NOTE To access channels above channel sixteen the radio must be programmed via PC for keypad channel select or Channel Select must be assigned as a bu...

Page 106: ...TER 1 Channel Label 2 Rx Frequency 3 Rx Mode 4 Rx Guard 5 Rx NAC Channel 16 Secure One 155 645 MHz Z P P H P1 TXD Ø ESC PREV NEXT ENTER 1 Global 2 System 3 Zone 4 Channel Programmable Channel Parameters include Channel Label Receive Frequency Receive Mode Receive CTCSS CDCSS Tones Receive Network Access Codes Digital Squelch Mode Analog Bandwidth Transmit Power Transmit Frequency Transmit Mode Tra...

Page 107: ...eters select Channel from the Keypad Programming menu Use PREV and or NEXT to select the zone of the channel to be programmed Press ENTER to select the zone Channel 16 Secure One 155 645 MHz Z P P H P1 TXD Ø ESC PREV NEXT ENTER Select Channel 1 Channel 1 Label 2 Channel 2 Label 3 Channel 3 Label Use PREV and or NEXT to select the channel to be programmed Press ENTER to open the Channel Parameters ...

Page 108: ...o change Select ENTER to set the label and return to the previous step Channel 16 Secure One 155 645 MHz Z P P H P1 TXD Ø ESC CLEAR EDIT Rx Frequency 151 62500 MHz Receive Frequency Select CLEAR to reset the frequency to all zeros Use the microphone keypad to enter a new frequency To edit individual digits select EDIT Use PREV and NEXT to highlight the digit to change Select ENTER to set the frequ...

Page 109: ...e Press ENTER to set the selection and return to the previous step Channel 16 Secure One 155 645 MHz Z P P H P1 TXD Ø ESC PREV NEXT ENTER Rx Guard Off Tone 123 0 Hz Digital Receive CTCSS CDCSS Code Guard Receiver Code Guards only apply to analog or mixed mode operation Code Guards can be subaudible tones or digital codes Select Off for analog signals to operate in carrier squelch mode ...

Page 110: ...Use PREV and NEXT to highlight the digit to change Select ENTER to set the frequency and return to the previous step Channel 16 Secure One 155 645 MHz Z P P H P1 TXD Ø ESC CLEAR EDIT INV Rx Guard f D000 Digital To enter a CDCSS value select Digital form the menu Select CLEAR to reset the code to all zeros Use the microphone keypad to enter a new tone Use INV to invert the tone To edit individual d...

Page 111: ... as three digit hexadecimal numbers F7E and F7F are invalid NACs Channel 16 Secure One 155 645 MHz Z P P H P1 TXD Ø ESC CLEAR EDIT Rx NAC 293 Digital To program a NAC select ENTER Select CLEAR to reset the NAC to all zeros Use the microphone keypad to enter a new three digit value To edit individual digits select EDIT Use PREV and NEXT to highlight the digit to change Select ENTER to set the NAC a...

Page 112: ...ight the desired NAC or press the number buttons on the microphone to go directly to a picklist slot Pressing 5 will go to NAC 5 in the picklist Select ENTER to set the NAC and return to the previous step Channel 16 Secure One 155 645 MHz Z P P H P1 TXD Ø ESC PREV NEXT ENTER Squelch Mode Selective Normal Squelch Mode Use PREV and NEXT to select Normal or Selective Selective squelch is required for...

Page 113: ...tting Use PREV and NEXT to select Narrowband or Wideband Select ENTER to set the mode Channel 16 Secure One 155 645 MHz Z P P H P1 TXD Ø ESC PREV NEXT ENTER Tx Power Low Power Hi Power Selectable Transmit Power Individual channels can be designated to always transmit in low or high power Use PREV and NEXT to select Low or High power Choosing Selectable allows the transmit power to selected by a pr...

Page 114: ...vidual digits select EDIT Use PREV and NEXT to highlight the digit to change Select ENTER to set the frequency and return to the previous step NOTE Entering zero selects the lowest valid frequency for the model type Channel 16 Secure One 155 645 MHz Z P P H P1 TXD Ø ESC PREV NEXT ENTER Tx Mode Analog Digital Mixed Transmit Mode Use PREV and or NEXT to select the desired operating mode Press ENTER ...

Page 115: ... or digital codes Select Off to transmit with no Code Guard tone Channel 16 Secure One 155 645 MHz Z P P H P1 TXD Ø ESC CLEAR EDIT Tx Guard 123 0 Hz To enter a CTCSS tone select Tone form the menu Select CLEAR to reset the tone to all zeros Use the microphone keypad to enter a new frequency To edit individual digits select EDIT Use PREV and NEXT to highlight the digit to change Select ENTER to set...

Page 116: ...nter a new tone Use INV to invert the tone To edit individual digits select EDIT Use PREV and NEXT to highlight the digit to change Select ENTER to set the tone and return to the previous step Channel 16 Secure One 155 645 MHz Z P P H P1 TXD Ø ESC PREV NEXT ENTER Tx NAC Enter 293 Select Transmit Network Access Code Transmitter NACs only apply to digital or mixed mode operation NACs are programmed ...

Page 117: ...XT to highlight the digit to change Select ENTER to set the NAC and return to the previous step Channel 16 Secure One 155 645 MHz Z P P H P1 TXD Ø ESC PREV NEXT ENTER Tx NAC NAC 01 123 NAC 02 456 NAC 03 F73 To select a NAC from the programmed picklist choose Select form the menu Use PREV and NEXT to highlight the desired NAC or press the number buttons on the microphone to go directly to a picklis...

Page 118: ...be programmed from 1 to 65535 Channel 16 Secure One 155 645 MHz Z P P H P1 TXD Ø ESC CLEAR EDIT TGID 65535 Digital To program a TGID select ENTER Select CLEAR to reset the TGID to all zeros Use the microphone keypad to enter the new TGID To edit individual digits select EDIT Use PREV and NEXT to highlight the digit to change Select ENTER to set the TGID and return to the previous step ...

Page 119: ...D 02 2 TGID 03 F73 To select a TGID from the programmed picklist choose Select form the menu Use PREV and NEXT to highlight the desired TGID or press the microphone number buttons to go directly to a picklist slot Pressing 5 will go to TGID 5 in the picklist Select ENTER to set TGID and return to the previous step ...

Page 120: ...NEXT to highlight the desired Call List item or press the number buttons on the microphone to go directly to a picklist slot Pressing 5 will go to Call 5 in the picklist Select ENTER to select the item to be programmed Use PREV and NEXT to highlight the information you wish to program Select ENTER to select the item to open the item s programming window Channel 16 Secure One 155 645 MHz Z P P H P1...

Page 121: ...Use PREV and NEXT to highlight the character to change Select ENTER to set the label and return to the previous step Programming the Unit Call ID Select CLEAR to reset the P25 ID Use the microphone keypad to enter the new P25 ID To edit individual digits select EDIT Use PREV and NEXT to highlight the digit to change Select ENTER to set the ID and return to the previous step Channel 16 Secure One 1...

Page 122: ...23 Use PREV and NEXT to highlight the Code Guard to be programmed or press the number buttons on the microphone to go directly to a picklist slot Pressing 5 will go to CG 05 in the picklist Press ENTER to select the item to open the Code Guard menu Channel 16 Secure One 155 645 MHz Z P P H P1 TXD Ø ESC PREV NEXT ENTER Code Guard Picklist Off Tone 123 0 Hz Digital To enter a CTCSS tone select Tone ...

Page 123: ...and NEXT to highlight the digit to change Select ENTER to set the frequency and return to the previous step CDCSS Tone Select CLEAR to reset the tone to all zeros Use the microphone keypad to enter a new three digit tone Use INV to invert the tone To edit individual digits select EDIT Use PREV and NEXT to highlight the digit to change Select ENTER to set the tone and return to the previous step Ch...

Page 124: ...highlight the NAC to be programmed or press the number buttons on the microphone to go directly to a picklist slot Pressing 5 will go to NAC 05 in the picklist Press ENTER to open the NAC editing screen Channel 16 Secure One 155 645 MHz Z P P H P1 TXD Ø ESC CLEAR EDIT NAC Picklist 293 Digital Select CLEAR to reset the NAC to all zeros Use the microphone keypad to enter a new three digit value To e...

Page 125: ...he number buttons on the microphone to go directly to a picklist slot Pressing 5 will go to TGID 05 in the picklist Press ENTER to open the TGID editing screen Channel 16 Secure One 155 645 MHz Z P P H P1 TXD Ø ESC CLEAR EDIT TGID 65535 Digital To program a TGID select ENTER Select CLEAR to reset the NAC to all zeros Use the microphone keypad to enter a new three digit value To edit individual dig...

Page 126: ... 117 Notes ...

Page 127: ...el Label 15 97 99 Channel Scan 14 17 41 42 44 47 48 Channel Select 10 11 17 23 28 30 45 83 Cloning 17 72 Code Guard 6 14 24 30 37 63 88 94 102 Controls 10 22 72 CxCSS 16 56 77 D DEL 18 DSP 82 DTMF 16 23 67 96 E Emergency 10 18 59 74 Encryption 9 16 50 55 57 82 Encryption Key 16 50 51 57 F FCC 2 FIPSCOM 82 G GPS 9 18 74 H Home 10 11 18 INDEX ...

Page 128: ... Screen 26 Microphone Element 23 MON 18 Monitor 14 18 30 36 41 78 N NAC 16 18 36 56 77 84 102 Narrowband 104 Navigation Wheel 24 25 26 73 Nuisance Channel 78 P P1 13 44 93 P2 13 44 93 PCB Revision 82 Picklist 18 19 36 56 57 58 113 115 PRI 19 Priority 13 19 40 44 45 46 84 87 88 89 93 96 Priority Scan 14 19 41 43 45 48 49 84 88 89 93 PSCN 19 PTT 6 23 31 33 36 40 43 52 74 96 PWR 20 ...

Page 129: ...CN 17 SEC 20 Secure 51 SQL 20 Squelch 20 30 37 38 78 80 97 103 SURV 20 Surveillance 20 80 T T A 19 Tactical OTAR 54 Talkaround 14 19 79 Talkback Scan 40 43 49 Talk Group ID 15 37 55 57 65 84 109 TGID 16 18 37 57 84 109 116 Time out Timer 31 Touch Screen 12 24 Transmit Digital 81 Transmit Frequency 105 Transmit Mode 105 Transmit Power 13 81 104 TXA 13 TXAD 20 81 TXCG 19 56 TXD 13 81 TXNAC 56 ...

Page 130: ...1 U UNIT 20 Unit Call 20 65 112 USB Port 10 11 User Password 85 86 V Versions 82 Vote Scan 47 W Wideband 104 Z ZERO 21 Zeroize 21 54 ZONE 21 Zone Scan 14 21 48 49 Zone Select 21 28 30 46 83 ZSC 21 ZSCN 21 ...

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