BK Radio P150, Service Manual

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installation and programming
To program the UTXG Pick List with this editor, click on the Global Settings icon on the left-most panel,
then select the Pick Lists tab.
Enter up to 32 Code Guards or Digital Guards.
To assign a UTXG for use on a channel, the transmit code guard
must be set to 0.0 or UTXG xx, where “xx” = selected code guard.
(See Transmit Code Guard )
user tx nac
To program the user selectable NAC Pick List with this editor, click on the Global Settings icon on the
left-most panel, then select the Pick Lists tab.
Enter up to 32 Network Access Codes.
In hexadecimal mode, valid entries are $0 - $FFF. The values $F7E
and $F7F are reserved for receivers and cannot be entered. To enter
hexadecimal characters A - F.
In Decimal Mode, valid entries are 0000 - 4095. The values 3966
and 3967 are reserved for receivers and cannot be entered.
To assign a UNAC for use on a channel, the transmit NAC must be set
to UNAC EN or UTXG xx, where “xx” = NAC. (See Transmit NAC)
user talk Group
To program the UTGID Pick List with this editor, click on the Global Settings icon on the left-most panel,
then select the Pick Lists.
Enter up to 32 TGIDs.
To assign a UTGID for use on a channel, the transmit code guard
must be set to 0.0 or UTGID xx, where “xx” = selected talk group.
(See Talk Group )
encryption taB
Radios with digital encryption options can hold up to 32 DES or AES encryption keys.
Each channel is assigned a default Key for transmit. The key can be locked to the channel, or if programming
allows, a transmit key other than the default key can be selected from the radio’s Key Pick List.
note: if a key is selected from the pick list, it will be used during transmit on every channel that
allows selectable keys.
A KVL 3000 Plus Keyloader or equivalent and Keyload Interface Cable are required to program encryption
keys to the KNG.