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CONTENTS

IV

Index

Confidential

FUNC (K)/Ver. 1.01

20.5 Long Message Function ................................94

20.5.1

Sending a Long Message .............................94

20.5.2

Receiving a Long Message ..........................94

20.5.3

Long Message on Data Zone-CH/GID..........95

20.6 Stack..............................................................95

20.6.1

Stores the Latest Received Messages .........97

20.6.2

Caller ID Stack..............................................98

20.6.3

Message Memory .........................................98

20.7 Configuring FleetSync ...................................98

20.7.1

Fleet/ ID (Own) .............................................99

20.7.2

Unit ID Encode Block....................................99

20.7.3

FleetSync Baud Rate....................................99

20.7.4

Message Display Type .................................99

20.7.5

PC Interface Protocol..................................100

20.7.6

Manual Dialing ............................................100

20.7.7

Selective Call Alert LED..............................100

20.7.8

Interfleet Call...............................................100

20.7.9

Group ID .....................................................100

20.7.10 Auto Reset Timer........................................101
20.7.11 Alert Tone (Individual Call) .........................101
20.7.12 Alert Tone (Other Selective Calls) ..............101
20.7.13 Alert Tone (Paging Call) .............................101
20.7.14 Alert Tone (Status Message Call/ 

Short Message Call) ...................................101

20.7.15 Alert Tone (Emergency Response) ............102
20.7.16 Unit ID Serial Output...................................102
20.7.17 GTC Count..................................................102
20.7.18 Number of Retries.......................................102
20.7.19 Transmit Busy Wait Time............................103
20.7.20 Maximum ACK Wait Time...........................103
20.7.21 ACK Delay Time .........................................103
20.7.22 Transmit Delay Time 

(Receive Capture).......................................103

20.7.23 Data Transmit Modulation Delay Time .......103
20.7.24 Random Access (Contention).....................104
20.7.25 Data Transmit with QT/DQT .......................104

21 SCAN ....................................................105

21.1 Scan Operation............................................105

21.1.1

Conditions to Start Scanning ......................105

21.1.2

Conditions to Resume Scanning ................105

21.1.3

Operations when Scan Cannot Resume ....106

21.1.4

Operation after Manually Changing the 
Zone-CH/GID during the Scan....................106

21.1.5

Operations when Manually Changing the 
Zone-CH/GID while Scan Pauses to 
Receive a Call.............................................106

21.1.6

Transceiver Operation during the Scan ......106

21.1.7

Single Scan.................................................108

21.2 Multi Scan....................................................108
21.3 List Scan (TK-3173 only) .............................109
21.4 Priority Scan ................................................109
21.5 Group Scan (TK-3173 only).........................110
21.6 Configuring the Scan ...................................110

21.6.1

Scan Delete/Add.........................................110

21.6.2

Scan List (TK-3173 only) ............................111

21.6.3

Scan List Table (TK-3173 only) ..................111

21.6.4

Priority/ Priority Zone-channel ....................111

21.6.5

Revert CH/GID............................................112

21.6.6

Dropout Delay Time....................................112

21.6.7

Dwell Time ..................................................112

21.6.8

Lookback ....................................................113

21.6.9

Scan Type...................................................113

21.6.10 Revert CH/GID Display...............................113
21.6.11 Priority-channel Stop Tone .........................113
21.6.12 Power-on Scan ...........................................113

22 EMERGENCY MODE ........................... 114

22.1 Configuring Emergency Mode .....................114

22.1.1

Emergency CH/GID Type ...........................115

22.1.2

Emergency Zone-CH/GID...........................115

22.1.3

Emergency Cycle........................................115

22.1.4

Duration of Locator Tone 1 .........................115

22.1.5

Transmit Duration .......................................116

22.1.6

Duration of Locator Tone 2 .........................116

22.1.7

Receive Duration ........................................116

22.1.8

Emergency Display.....................................116

22.1.9

Emergency Text..........................................116

22.1.10 Emergency Mode Type...............................117
22.1.11 Emergency-key Delay Time........................117
22.1.12 Emergency Mic Sense................................117
22.1.13 Emergency ACK Code................................117
22.1.14 Emergency Reset Code..............................117
22.1.15 Emergency Recognition..............................117
22.1.16 Emergency LED..........................................118
22.1.17 Background Transmission ..........................118
22.1.18 Man-down Switch Type ..............................118
22.1.19 Man-down Delay Time................................118
22.1.20 Man-down Pre-alert ....................................118
22.1.21 Man-down Logic Type ................................118
22.1.22 Emergency ID .............................................119
22.1.23 Emergency DTMF ID ..................................119
22.1.24 Emergency Call Fleet .................................119
22.1.25 Emergency Call ID......................................119

23 DATA COMMUNICATION.................... 120

23.1 Data Communication Configuration.............120

23.1.1

Data ............................................................120

23.1.2

Data Zone-CH/GID .....................................120

23.1.3

Data Transmit with QT/DQT .......................120

23.1.4

COM port ....................................................120

24 EXTENDED FUNCTION ....................... 121

24.1 Squelch Logic Signal ...................................121

25 VOX....................................................... 122

25.1 Configuring the VOX Function.....................122

25.1.1

VOX Gain Level ..........................................122

25.1.2

VOX Delay Time .........................................123

25.1.3

Transmit Inhibit while Receiving .................123

25.1.4

Cancel Operation........................................123

25.1.5

VOX Proceed Tone.....................................123

Summary of Contents for TK-2170 SERIES

Page 1: ...Version 1 01 Last Updated July 2005 Language English Type K Kenwood Corporation Function Reference FUNC For TK 2170 TK 3170 TK 3173 TK 2170 TK 3170 TK 3173 ...

Page 2: ...oftware shall be owned by Kenwood Corporation Refer to the help texts attached to this software for details Kenwood Corporation does not warrant quality and performance of the software described in this technical document and relevant in depth manuals to conform to the applicability of any use and Kenwood Corporation shall be free from liability for any defects damage or loss or from any warranty ...

Page 3: ...LED 14 3 2 Transmit LED 14 3 3 Lamp 14 3 4 LCD 15 3 4 1 Zone Name 15 3 4 2 Zone name Text Length 15 3 4 3 Channel Name 16 3 4 4 GID Name 16 3 4 5 Display Character 16 3 4 6 Power on Text 16 3 5 Icons 17 3 5 1 Battery Status Battery Warning 17 4 SOUNDS 19 4 1 Tone Pattern 19 4 1 1 Power on Tone 19 4 1 2 Control Tone 19 4 1 3 Warning Tone 20 4 1 4 Locator Tone 20 4 1 5 Sidetone 21 4 1 6 Alert Tone 2...

Page 4: ...EOT 42 14 2 14 Scan Add 43 14 2 15 Beat Shift 43 14 2 16 Compander 43 14 2 17 Data 43 14 2 18 Voice Scrambler 43 14 2 19 Scrambler Code 43 15 LTR TRUNKING 44 15 1 Zone 44 15 1 1 Zone Name 44 15 1 2 Scan Weight 45 15 1 3 Wide Narrow 45 15 1 4 Data Zone GID 45 15 1 5 Data Delay Time 45 15 1 6 Home GID 45 15 1 7 Operator Selectable Home GID 45 15 1 8 Time out Timer Dispatch 46 15 1 9 Time out Timer T...

Page 5: ...nventional 70 18 3 4 Alert Tone Individual Call Conventional 70 18 3 5 Alert Tone Group Call Conventional 70 18 3 6 Transpond Conventional 71 18 3 7 Code Trunking TK 3173 only 71 18 3 8 Transpond Alert Tone Trunking TK 3173 only 71 18 3 9 Stun 72 18 3 10 Auto Reset Timer 72 18 3 11 Clear to Transpond 72 18 3 12 Selective Call Alert LED 73 18 3 13 DTMF Number Display 73 18 4 Autodial 73 18 4 1 Auto...

Page 6: ... Single Scan 108 21 2 Multi Scan 108 21 3 List Scan TK 3173 only 109 21 4 Priority Scan 109 21 5 Group Scan TK 3173 only 110 21 6 Configuring the Scan 110 21 6 1 Scan Delete Add 110 21 6 2 Scan List TK 3173 only 111 21 6 3 Scan List Table TK 3173 only 111 21 6 4 Priority Priority Zone channel 111 21 6 5 Revert CH GID 112 21 6 6 Dropout Delay Time 112 21 6 7 Dwell Time 112 21 6 8 Lookback 113 21 6 ...

Page 7: ... VOICE SCRAMBLER 124 26 1 Configuring the Voice Scrambler 124 26 1 1 Scrambler Built in Scrambler 124 26 1 2 Scrambler Status Memory Built in Scrambler 124 26 1 3 Scrambler Optional Scrambler 125 26 1 4 Scrambler Status Memory Optional Scrambler 125 ...

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Page 9: ...names were changed even though operations are not changed Refer to the comparison list for new and old function names Table 1 Comparison List for New Old Function Names New Name Old Name 2 tone 2 Tone 3 Reference Levels Adjustment 3 Point Adjustments 5 Reference Levels Adjustment 5 Point Adjustments Autodial Auto Dial Battery Saver Battery Save End of Transmit End of TX Key Beep Key Press Tone Key...

Page 10: ...lobal Positioning System GTC Go to channel Hi High I O Input Output KDS 100 Kenwood Data Terminal KGP 2A KGP 2B GPS Modem Unit LOK Link OK connected to the repeater LTR ID ID used in a Logic Trunked Radio system MI2 Microphone Input II Mic Microphone Mid Medium MSK Minimum Shift Keying OST Operator Selectable Tone New Name Old Name PA Public Address PF Programmable Function PSTN Public Switched Te...

Page 11: ...leetSync DTMF or 2 tone can be configured for Signaling type A maximum of 128 zones can be configured A maximum of 128 channels can be configured for each zone The transceiver supports the VOX function The transceiver supports FleetSync The transceiver has a built in entry level Scrambler function The transceiver has the Priority Scan function using Priority Channel The transceiver has a password ...

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Page 13: ...rol allows a user to adjust the volume level emitted from the speaker Transmit LED Busy LED These LEDs light when the transceiver sends or receives signals Refer to 3 Display on page 14 AUX Key Press the AUX key to activate the assigned function Model Name Optional Antenna Frequency Coverage Keypad System TK 2170 K KRA 16 Stubby KRA 22 Helical KRA 26 Whip 136 to 174 MHz 4 key Conventional TK 2170 ...

Page 14: ...d for each zone using KPG 101D A maximum of 128 zones can be configured for the transceiver Conventional Group consists of Simplex and Semi duplex Conventional Channels Trunking System consists of Group IDs GIDs used for communicating using the LTR Logic Trunked Radio Trunking protocol Trunking System operation is only available with the TK 3173 A maximum of 128 channels and 250 Group IDs can be c...

Page 15: ...or Tone Configuration using KPG 101D Configuring the Transmit Power Low or High for each channel Refer to FPRG 6 4 9 Transmit Power Configuring the Transmit Power High or Low for each Group ID Refer to FPRG 6 6 6 Transmit Power Assigning functions to the Selector and PF keys Refer to FPRG 6 8 Key Assignment 1 5 Channel Spacing Channel Spacing is the bandwidth used for communication Channel Spacing...

Page 16: ...e 1 6 Key Operation Configuration using KPG 101D Configuring the Squelch Level for the transceiver Refer to FPRG 6 7 3 Conventional Tab Squelch Level Assigning functions to the PF keys Refer to FPRG 6 8 Key Assignment Figure 1 4 Squelch Level Key Operation Selector Increments or decrements the displayed digit and confirms the Squelch Level If the List Selection Key Selector is enabled Side 1 The t...

Page 17: ...ation using KPG 101D Configuring the Beat Shift to be enabled or disabled Refer to FPRG 6 4 17 Beat Shift and 6 5 5 Beat Shift 1 9 Key Lock This function disables operation of the transceiver This is useful to prevent accidentally changing the transceiver configuration while using a belt clip etc Key Lock can be configured by using KPG 101D to be enabled or disabled The following list shows the ke...

Page 18: ...se Refer to FPRG 6 14 12 Emergency Mic Sense Configuration Operation OST Operator Selectable Tone Using the keypad the OST can be selected from the OST List 1 to 40 Channel Entry Using the keypad channels can be directly selected DTMF Autodial Using the keypad the transceiver can send a selected DTMF code The Autodial List configured by using KPG 101D can be selected and sent A DTMF code can be en...

Page 19: ...al Special Modes in the transceiver When the transceiver enters Special Mode the current Special Mode display appears on the display Key functions configured in Key Assignment cannot be used since the following keys are fixed S Key A Key B Key C Key Side 1 Key Side 2 Key Selector 12 key keypad TK 2170 K2 TK 3170 K4 TK 3170 K6 only With the Mode Reset Timer the transceiver can automatically and rel...

Page 20: ...he Transceiver and the Password is Configured 1 Turn the Power switch clockwise while the transceiver is turned OFF The transceiver is turned ON emits Power on Tone for 500 ms and PASSWORD appears on the LCD Refer to 5 1 Transceiver Password on page 24 2 Enter the password The transceiver emits Password Authorization Tone when a correct password is entered The Power on Text appears for 2 seconds i...

Page 21: ...y The zone number decrements in steps of 1 Press and hold the Zone Down key for more than 1 second The zone number keeps decrementing in steps of 1 every 200 ms Configuration using KPG 101D Assigning functions to the Selector and PF keys Refer to FPRG 6 8 Key Assignment 2 5 Changing the CH GID CH GID can be changed using the Selector CH GID Up or CH GID Down key Refer to 8 Key Assignment on page 2...

Page 22: ...l Entry Mode The transceiver pauses scanning when the transceiver enters Channel Entry Mode during the scan and resumes scanning when the transceiver exits from Channel Entry Mode Following key operations are available while entering the channel number in Channel Entry Mode Table 2 1 Key Operation Configuration using KPG 101D Assigning functions to the PF keys Refer to FPRG 6 8 Key Assignment 2 7 ...

Page 23: ...transceiver can jump to the CH GID in a different zone instantly Direct CH GID can be changed using the PF key if Operator Selectable is enabled by using KPG 101D Direct CH GID can be configured by using KPG 101D Note Refer to Scan Function for operation if one of the Direct CH GID 1 to Direct CH GID 4 keys is pressed during the scan Refer to 21 1 4 Operation after Manually Changing the Zone CH GI...

Page 24: ...PRG 6 6 4 Decode ID 2 10 Transmit 2 10 1 Conventional Group The transceiver sends the programmed QT DQT code if the PTT switch is pressed If the sent QT DQT code matches the QT DQT code configured at the receiving party s transceiver the caller can communicate with the receiving party The transceiver transmits Reverse Burst if QT is used or sends the Turn off code if DQT is used to close the speak...

Page 25: ...Talk Around This function allows a user to communicate with another transceiver without using a repeater Refer to 11 Talk Around on page 34 2 11 1 Conventional Group Transceiver Operation 1 Select a Zone channel to be used Refer to 2 4 Changing the Zone on page 9 2 5 Changing the CH GID on page 9 2 Press the Talk Around key 3 Press the PTT switch The transceiver transmits on the Receive Frequency ...

Page 26: ...t LED lights red when the transceiver starts transmitting the following signals The transceiver sends a carrier The transceiver sends data in PC Mode Firmware Programming Mode or Clone Mode The Transmit LED and Busy LED can be configured to light when the transceiver is communicates in Emergency Mode by using KPG 101D Configuration using KPG 101D Configuring the Transmit LED and Busy LED to light ...

Page 27: ...Zone name Text Length are configured Refer to 3 4 2 Zone name Text Length on page 15 Zone Name can be configured by using KPG 101D Configuration using KPG 101D Configuring the Zone Name Conventional Group Refer to FPRG 6 2 1 Zone Name Configuring the Zone Name Trunking System Refer to FPRG 6 3 1 Zone Name 3 4 2 Zone name Text Length Zone name Text Length can be used to display a part of the Zone N...

Page 28: ...ed to display the CH GID Name or Zone CH GID Number CH GID Name and Zone CH GID Number can be switched by pressing the Display Character key Display Character can be configured by using KPG 101D Configuration using KPG 101D Configuring the Display Character Refer to FPRG 6 7 1 Common Page 1 Tab Display Character Assigning functions to the Selector and PF keys Refer to FPRG 6 8 Key Assignment 3 4 6...

Page 29: ...y This icon indicates the status of Telephone ID Solid This icon indicates the Telephone ID status Blinking This icon indicates Auto Telephone Search status Message Stack Icon This icon indicates Message Stack status The Message Stack icon has 2 statuses Solid All messages are already read Blinking There is an unread message Talk Around Icon This icon appears if Talk Around is enabled Scrambler Ic...

Page 30: ...e battery voltage level When the battery voltage is lowered to the warning voltage level the LED blinks red Furthermore the transceiver transmits below the transmission restricted voltage level a continuous beep sounds while transmitting Always with Beep The transceiver always monitors the battery voltage level When the battery voltage is lowered to the warning voltage level the LED blinks red and...

Page 31: ...ceiver finishes transmitting PTT Proceed Tone VOX Proceed Tone PTT ID Sidetone Sidetone DTMF Sidetone 2 tone Alert Tone The transceiver emits this tone when the transceiver receives a call or message Alert Tone 1 to Alert Tone 8 Function Description Power on Tone The transceiver emits this tone when the transceiver is turned ON Function Description Key Beep A The transceiver emits this tone when a...

Page 32: ...ns as Warning Tone A while making a Paging Call or transmitting by pressing the Call 1 or Call 2 key TOT Pre alert Tone The transceiver emits this tone to notify a user that the transmission is going to be restricted by the Time out Timer Function Description Battery Warning Tone The transceiver emits this tone if the battery voltage reaches the battery warning level PLL Unlock Tone The transceive...

Page 33: ...le Tone Volume Settings Configuration using KPG 101D Configuring the Power on Tone Refer to FPRG 6 7 1 Common Page 1 Tab Power on Tone Configuring the Control Tone Refer to FPRG 6 7 1 Common Page 1 Tab Control Tone Configuring the Warning Tone Refer to FPRG 6 7 1 Common Page 1 Tab Warning Tone Configuring the Alert Tone Refer to FPRG 6 7 1 Common Page 1 Tab Alert Tone Configuring the Sidetone Refe...

Page 34: ...ion helps avoid emitting 2 or more different types of tones simultaneously since some repeaters have a similar function for Telephone IDs The transceiver can be configured to emit the PTT Release Tone by using KPG 101D Configuration using KPG 101D Configuring the PTT Release Tone in Conventional Group Refer to FPRG 6 7 3 Conventional Tab PTT Release Tone Configuring the PTT Release Tone Dispatch i...

Page 35: ... PTT Proceed Tone configuration is reset In this case the configuration for PTT ID Sidetone FleetSync Sidetone DTMF or Sidetone 2 tone is enabled Configuration using KPG 101D Configuring the PTT Proceed Tone Conventional Group Refer to FPRG 6 7 3 Conventional Tab PTT Proceed Tone Configuring the PTT Proceed Tone Trunking System Refer to FPRG 6 7 4 Trunking Tab PTT Proceed Tone 4 7 Proceed Tone Del...

Page 36: ...linking and is confirmed on the display 3 Repeat steps 1 and 2 to enter the entire password 4 Press the S or key after the entire password is entered The transceiver emits the Password Authorization Tone if the correct password is entered PASSWORD appears on the LCD if an incorrect password is entered and the transceiver returns to Password Entry Mode Note The following keys can be used for enteri...

Page 37: ... 1 Press the numeric keys on the keypad to enter the password 2 Press the S or key when the entire password is entered z Using the Selector 1 Select a character using the Selector The selected characters blink 2 Press the C key to confirm the character The entered character stops blinking and is confirmed on the display 3 Repeat steps 1 and 2 to enter the entire password 4 Press the S or key after...

Page 38: ...ntered on a PC The Overwrite Password can be configured by using KPG 101D The Overwrite Password can be configured using any numbers between 0 and 999999 Note The user cannot clone data to the transceiver with the Overwrite Password Configuration using KPG 101D Configuring the Overwrite Password Refer to FPRG 6 7 1 Common Page 1 Tab Overwrite Password Starting Clone Mode Operation C key C key S or...

Page 39: ...ta from the transceiver Refer to FPRG 7 1 Read Data from the Transceiver 6 2 Embedded Message with Password Embedded Message with Password can be used to store a maximum of 64 alphanumeric digits in the transceiver The transceiver specific information such as its serial number control code and configuration data file name can be stored in the Embedded Message with Password Messages and password ca...

Page 40: ...the Optional Board Area The following functions can be assigned to each communication port by using KPG 101D Table 7 1 Available Functions for COM Ports Note Data cannot be assigned to both COM port 0 and COM port 1 at the same time Configuration using KPG 101D Configuring the COM port 0 and COM port 1 Refer to FPRG 6 7 3 Common Page 1 Tab Function COM port Function Communication Port COM port 0 C...

Page 41: ...n the Autodial Programming key is pressed the DTMF Autodial List can be configured changed or cleared Refer to 18 4 2 Autodial Programming on page 73 AUX When the AUX key is pressed the AUX 1 Output terminal status can be changed The AUX 1 Output terminal status is switched to Inactive when the status is Active On the other hand the AUX 1 Output terminal status is switched to Active when the statu...

Page 42: ...0 2 Selcall Function on page 82 Squelch Level When the Squelch Level key is pressed the transceiver enters the mode allowing a user to change the Squelch Level Refer to 1 6 Squelch Level on page 3 Squelch Off When the Squelch Off key is pressed the transceiver unmutes and received audio can be heard Refer to 16 6 Squelch Off on page 58 Function Name Description Squelch Off Momentary When the Squel...

Page 43: ... emits the TOT Pre alert tone only when the transceiver is transmitting This tone does not sound while the transceiver pauses transmitting within the TOT Reset Time Refer to 9 1 4 TOT Reset Time on page 31 Configuration using KPG 101D Configuring the TOT Pre alert Tone Refer to FPRG 6 2 8 TOT Pre alert 9 1 3 TOT Rekey Time The function is used to configure the duration of time from when the Time o...

Page 44: ...er pauses the transmission in FleetSync etc The Time out Timer Dispatch does not activate in Emergency Mode Configuration using KPG 101D Configuring the Time out Timer Dispatch Refer to FPRG 6 3 8 Time out Timer Dispatch 9 2 2 Time out Timer Telephone The Time out Timer Telephone is the maximum continuous transmission time to communicate using the Telephone ID The transceiver pauses transmitting a...

Page 45: ...ut Table 10 1 Conditions to Restrict Transmissions with Busy Channel Lockout Note Busy Channel Lockout is only available in Conventional Group Talk Around Busy Channel Lockout is used for Trunking System Refer to 11 2 1 Talk Around Busy Channel Lockout on page 35 Busy Channel Lockout does not activate in Emergency Mode The transceiver transmits even if a signal is detected while Squelch Off and Mo...

Page 46: ...e home repeater with Encode ID configured for the selected zone Figure 11 1 Talk Around Talk Around can be configured to be enabled or disabled for each Group ID by using KPG 101D The icon appears for the Group ID that Talk Around is enabled Talk Around cannot be disabled using the Talk Around key Talk Around can be configured to be enabled or disabled on the Group ID that Talk Around is not enabl...

Page 47: ...e transceiver emits the Warning Tone and does not transmit The Warning Tone keeps sounding until the PTT switch is released Figure 11 2 Talk Around Busy Channel Lockout Talk Around Busy Channel Lockout can be configured to be enabled or disabled by using KPG 101D Configuration using KPG 101D Configuring the Talk Around Busy Channel Lockout Refer to FPRG 6 3 17 Talk Around Busy Channel Lockout 11 2...

Page 48: ... 101D The transceiver does not transmit an ID if the content of the ID is not configured ID can be configured for each channel in Conventional Group Configuration using KPG 101D Configuring the Beginning of Transmit Refer to FPRG 6 7 2 Common Page 2 Tab Beginning of Transmit Configuring the PTT ID BOT Refer to FPRG 6 4 14 PTT ID BOT 12 1 2 End of Transmit End of Transmit is the ID transmitted at t...

Page 49: ...used when PTT ID is not required such as when directly communicating with other transceivers Because the PTT ID is normally used for communicating to the base station Restricted ID in Talk Around can be configured to be enabled or disabled by using KPG 101D Note Restricted ID in Talk Around is only available in Conventional Group Configuration using KPG 101D Configuring the Restricted ID in Talk A...

Page 50: ... Delay Time elapses Transpond is cancelled if the Zone or GID is changed during the Transpond Delay Time While Transmit Inhibit is enabled the transceiver does not start transponding Refer to 15 1 19 Transmit Inhibit Block ID on page 47 13 3 Conventional Group 13 3 1 Clear to Transpond Clear to Transpond forces the transceiver to wait while other users are using a channel before starting to transp...

Page 51: ...channel Refer to FPRG 6 2 2 Data Zone CH GID 14 1 3 Home Channel This function can be used to jump to a frequently used channel with a press of the key Refer to 2 7 Home CH GID on page 10 The Home Channel can be configured by using KPG 101D Note With this function the transceiver can only jump to a channel in the same zone Configuration using KPG 101D Configuring the Home Channel Refer to FPRG 6 2...

Page 52: ...ing to be terminated by the Time out Timer Refer to 9 1 2 TOT Pre alert on page 31 The timing to emit the TOT Pre alert Tone before the TOT terminates the transmission can be configured by using KPG 101D Configuration using KPG 101D Configuring the TOT Pre alert Refer to FPRG 6 2 8 TOT Pre alert 14 1 9 TOT Rekey Time The TOT Rekey Time can be used to configure the duration of time from when the tr...

Page 53: ...used for facilitating communication within a group when sharing the same channel with several groups Talk Group Refer to 16 1 QT DQT Decode Encode on page 55 QT DQT Decode can be configured for each channel by using KPG 101D Configuration using KPG 101D Configuring the QT DQT Decode Refer to FPRG 6 4 5 QT DQT Decode 14 2 4 QT DQT Encode QT DQT is the signaling used for facilitating communication w...

Page 54: ...guring the Optional Signaling Conventional Group Refer to FPRG 6 4 11 Optional Signaling 14 2 10 Busy Channel Lockout If a user transmits on a channel while other groups are using that channel the user may interfere with the other groups communications Busy Channel Lockout prevents such interference Refer to 10 Busy Channel Lockout on page 33 Busy Channel Lockout can be configured for each channel...

Page 55: ...used for data communications or voice communications If the Data checkbox is checked the channel is used for data communications Data can be configured by using KPG 101D Configuration using KPG 101D Configuring the Data Refer to FPRG 6 4 19 Data 14 2 18 Voice Scrambler Voice Scrambler can be used to scramble speech to allow users to engage in private communications Refer to 26 Voice Scrambler on p...

Page 56: ...wing functions relevant to an LTR Trunked Radio System Zone can be configured by using KPG 101D Zone Name Scan Weight Wide Narrow Data Zone CH GID Data Delay Time Home GID Operator Selectable Home GID Time out Timer Dispatch Time out Timer Telephone Audio Control Encode Data Type Zone Add Scan List Auto Telephone Search Talk Around Busy Channel Lockout Talk Around Key Fix ID Telephone Block ID Tra...

Page 57: ...page 120 Data Zone GID can be configured by using KPG 101D Configuration using KPG 101D Configuring the Data Zone GID Refer to FPRG 6 3 4 Data Zone GID 15 1 5 Data Delay Time The Data Delay Time is the duration from when the transceiver starts transmitting to when the transceiver starts sending LTR Data This delay time can be used when the transceiver cannot establish a link to the repeater The Da...

Page 58: ...ation using KPG 101D Configuring the Encode Data Type Refer to FPRG 6 3 11 Encode Data Type 15 1 12 Zone Add Zone Add can be used to add a zone to the scan list by using KPG 101D Configuration using KPG 101D Configuring the Zone Add Refer to FPRG 6 3 12 Zone Add 15 1 13 Scan List Scan List can be configured for each zone in conjunction with the Scan List Table configuration by using KPG 101D Confi...

Page 59: ...guration using KPG 101D Configuring the ID Refer to FPRG 6 3 19 ID Fix ID Configuring the Call Indicator Refer to FPRG 6 3 20 Call Indicator Fix ID Configuring the Optional Signaling Refer to FPRG 6 3 21 Optional Signaling Fix ID 15 1 18 Telephone Block ID Telephone Block ID can be used to configure a unique ID to communicate with a telephone A user can make a telephone call and receive a telephon...

Page 60: ...ceiver transmits Decode ID is the LTR ID used to open squelch and then allow a user to communicate The transceiver communicates within a Group using the same LTR ID Encode ID Decode ID can be configured by using KPG 101D Configuration using KPG 101D Configuring the Encode ID Refer to FPRG 6 6 3 Encode ID Configuring the Decode ID Refer to FPRG 6 6 4 Decode ID 15 2 2 GID Name GID Name is a name ass...

Page 61: ...or 15 2 7 Scan Add Group ID can be added to the scan list by using KPG 101D Configuration using KPG 101D Configuring the Scan Add Refer to FPRG 6 6 10 Scan Add 15 2 8 Transpond Transpond can be configured to be enabled or disabled by using KPG 101D Refer to 13 Transpond on page 38 Configuration using KPG 101D Configuring the Transpond Refer to FPRG 6 6 11 Transpond 15 2 9 Talk Around Talk Around c...

Page 62: ...efer to FPRG 6 6 16 Scrambler Code 15 3 Repeater Information The following functions relevant to repeaters in LTR Trunked Radio System can be configured by using KPG 101D Area Code Home Repeater Repeater Information Table 15 3 1 Area Code This function can be used to prevent interference from adjacent systems Area Code is normally configured for a value of 0 When the transceiver suffers from inter...

Page 63: ...o a phone line with Autodial Transceiver Operation z Connecting to the Phone Line with Auto Telephone 1 Select the phone number to call with Autodial Refer to 18 DTMF on page 63 2 Press the Side 2 key The transceiver is automatically connected to the phone line and makes a call to the selected telephone number z Connecting to the Phone Line with PTT 1 Select the GID with the Telephone ID In this c...

Page 64: ...Auto Telephone Search ends Configuration using KPG 101D Assigning functions to the PF keys Refer to FPRG 6 8 Key Assignment Configuring the Auto Telephone Search Refer to FPRG 6 3 16 Auto Telephone Search Configuring the Auto Telephone Refer to FPRG 6 10 1 Encode Tab Auto Telephone 15 4 3 Free System Ringback Free System Ringback can be used to make the transceiver emit a tone if a repeater is ava...

Page 65: ...ch End Tone 3 Press the PTT switch to talk z Auto 1 Press the PTT switch while the transceiver is emitting the Intercept Tone The transceiver stops emitting the Intercept Tone and starts emitting the System Search Mode Tone The transceiver starts the System Search The transceiver stops searching if an available system is found If no system is available the System Search ends and the transceiver em...

Page 66: ... the system is busy and there is no available channel on the repeater To solve this problem ARQ Mode allows a user to finish data communications with a single link ARQ can be used in FleetSync ARQ Mode can be configured to be enabled or disabled by using KPG 101D Configuration using KPG 101D Configuring the ARQ Mode Refer to 6 7 4 Trunking Tab ARQ Mode 15 7 1 Transceiver Operation When Using ARQ i...

Page 67: ...4 6 QT DQT Encode 16 1 1 QT DQT with STE Squelch Tail Eliminator Squelch Tail Eliminator when used with QT DQT eliminates the tail noise from the transmitting party signal in order to communicate comfortably 16 2 Optional Signaling Optional Signaling is signaling used for making an individual call If DTMF or 2 tone is used the transceiver emits the Alert Tone and starts transponding if the receive...

Page 68: ...ns remain unchanged even if the transceiver transmits QT DQT or Optional Signaling When Optional Signaling does not match QT DQT disables the Mute function The transceiver unmutes if the transceiver receives a carrier while the Optional Signaling matches Mute canceling conditions remain unchanged even if the transceiver transmits QT DQT and Optional Signaling The Mute function is not disables unle...

Page 69: ...the Call Alert tone opens the Call Alert display and transponds Once Optional Signaling matches the signaling status remains matched until it is reset 16 5 Monitor Monitor can be used to unmute and enter receive mode The operation of Monitor varies between Conventional Group and Trunking System Monitor is used to check channel status before transmitting in order to communicate without interfering ...

Page 70: ...sed during the scan In this case the transceiver continues scanning The transceiver starts Carrier Squelch while the icon appears The transceiver returns to Carrier Squelch if the Monitor Momentary key is pressed during the scan The transceiver does not stop scanning even if the Monitor Momentary key is pressed 16 5 2 Transceiver Operation during the Scan in Trunking System In Trunking System the ...

Page 71: ...ates In Trunking System the transceiver does not unmute unless the ID matches even if the transceiver receives a carrier The status of the Squelch Off key is stored even if the transceiver is turned OFF Configuration using KPG 101D Assigning functions to the PF keys Refer to FPRG 6 8 Key Assignment 16 6 1 Transceiver Operation during the Scan in Conventional Group The icon appears if the Squelch O...

Page 72: ...z Disabling OST 1 Press the OST key while OST is enabled OST will be disabled z Selecting the OST List 1 Press and hold the OST key for 1 second The transceiver enters List Selection Mode 2 Select the desired OST List Using the PF keys Press the B or C key Using the Selector 1 Turn the Selector 3 Press the S or key The selected OST List is enabled 1 If the List Selection Key Selector is enabled Co...

Page 73: ...T Refer to FPRG 6 8 2 General Tab Keypad Operation 17 4 OST Table OST Table can be used to configure a QT DQT Decode Encode pair for OST A maximum of 40 pairs can be configured The following functions can be configured for the OST Table Table 17 1 OST Table Configuration Configuration using KPG 101D Configuring the OST Name Refer to FPRG 6 7 3 Conventional Tab OST Name Configuring the QT DQT Decod...

Page 74: ...tial FUNC K Ver 1 01 17 5 Standard QT The 39 standard QT frequencies specified by EIA 603 can be configured Configuration using KPG 101D Automatically configuring the Standard QT Refer to FPRG 6 7 3 Conventional Tab Standard QT Button ...

Page 75: ... using KPG 101D Transceiver Operation 1 Press the PTT switch 2 Press a key corresponding to the DTMF code to send The transceiver sends the DTMF code 3 Repeat the step 2 if necessary Configuration using KPG 101D Configuring the Manual Dialing Refer to FPRG 6 10 1 Encode Tab Manual Dialing 18 1 2 Store Send When using Store Send the desired series of DTMF codes can be entered via the keypad but the...

Page 76: ...ice Press the Side 2 key to send the DTMF code only The transceiver sends the DTMF code Configuration using KPG 101D Assigning functions to the PF keys Refer to FPRG 6 8 Key Assignment Assigning functions to the Keypad Operation Refer to FPRG 6 8 2 General Tab Keypad Operation Configuring the Store Send Refer to FPRG 6 10 1 Encode Tab Store Send Configuring the List Selection Key Selector Refer to...

Page 77: ...utodial key 2 Press the 0 to 9 keys The transceiver enters the Shortcut Entry Mode of List Selection The smallest Autodial list number appears on the display immediately after the transceiver is turned ON Otherwise the previous list number appears Select DTMF Autodial from the Key Assignment window General tab Keypad Operation dropdown list unless the Autodial key is used 3 Select the Autodial Lis...

Page 78: ...iver is in standby mode The Autodial List appears on the display 2 Press the and 0 keys The last sent DTMF code appears on the display Press the S or key to cancel sending the code 3 Press the PTT switch to send the DTMF code and voice Press the Side 2 key to send the DTMF code only 18 1 6 Beginning of Transmit BOT Beginning of Transmit can be used to send the DTMF code configured for Beginning of...

Page 79: ...ay Time First Digit Delay Time with QT First Digit Time and Digit Time DTMF Hold Time D Code Assignment Manual Dialing Store Send Dial ID Auto Telephone DTMF Sidetone 18 2 1 DTMF Speed DTMF Speed can be used to configure the DTMF automatic transmission speed when the transceiver automatically sends PTT ID Autodial Store Send BOT or EOT The transmission speed for DTMF can be configured in digits se...

Page 80: ...be reliably received by the transceiver at the receiving end even if its Power Saver is enabled or the transceiver is scanning The First Digit Time can be configured by using KPG 101D Configuration using KPG 101D Configuring the First Digit Time Refer to FPRG 6 10 1 Encode Tab First Digit Time 18 2 5 and Digit Time The and Digit Time is the extended transmission time for a tone or tone when a DTMF...

Page 81: ...nd EOT codes of the DTMF PTT ID configured for the channel by pressing the or keys on the keypad Dial ID can be configured to be enabled or disabled by using KPG 101D Configuration using KPG 101D Configuring the Dial ID Refer to FPRG 6 10 1 Encode Tab Dial ID 18 2 11 Auto Telephone TK 3173 only Auto Telephone can be configured to be enabled or disabled Auto Telephone can be used if the Side 2 key ...

Page 82: ...all ID matches while Code Squelch is enabled or when the Individual Call ID and Intermediate Code match after the transceiver receives a Selective Call can be configured Alert Tone Individual Call can be configured by using KPG 101D Refer to FPRG 6 10 2 Decode Tab Alert Tone Individual Call Conventional Note Alert Tone Individual Call is available in Conventional Group 18 3 5 Alert Tone Group Call...

Page 83: ...rt tone if a key is pressed while the transceiver intermittently emits the alert tone when Infinite is selected for Special Alert Tone window Cycle edit box The received tone is emitted first if the transceiver intermittently emits the alert tone The matching status of DTMF is reset in the following conditions Table 18 5 Conditions for Resetting DTMF Matching Status The status of Transpond is rese...

Page 84: ...o be configured Table 18 8 Auto Reset Timer Operation Table 18 9 Transceiver Operation after the Auto Reset Timer Expires Configuration using KPG 101D Configuring the Auto Reset Timer Refer to FPRG 6 10 2 Decode Tab Auto Reset Timer Auto Reset 18 3 11 Clear to Transpond Clear to Transpond forces the transceiver to wait while other users are using a channel before starting to transpond Clear to Tra...

Page 85: ...us CH GID appears on the display when the Auto Reset Timer expires if the display for the Auto Reset Timer is configured DTMF Number Display can be configured to be enabled or disabled by using KPG 101D Note DTMF Number Display is only used for viewing the caller s ID A user cannot reply to the ID displayed on the display Optional Signaling cannot be decoded if DTMF Number Display is enabled Confi...

Page 86: ...al List Name is confirmed 6 Enter the DTMF code using the Selector or keypad 7 Press the S key after entering the entire code The writing confirmation window appears on the display STORE appears on the display if no data is stored in the memory OVERWRT appears on the display if data exists in the memory 8 Press the S or key Data is written to the memory and the Autodial List Selection window appea...

Page 87: ...no Autodial List is configured 2 Select the Autodial List number to delete Using the PF keys Press the B or C key Using the Selector 1 Turn the Selector 1 If the List Selection Key Selector is enabled 3 Press the A or key after selecting the list DELETE appears on the display 4 Press the S or key The Autodial List will be deleted Configuration using KPG 101D Assigning functions to the PF keys Refe...

Page 88: ...rwise the previous list number appears 2 Select the 2 tone Encode List to send Using the PF keys Press the B or C key Using the Selector 1 Turn the Selector 1 If the List Selection Key Selector is enabled 3 Press the PTT switch to send the 2 tone Encode Tone and voice Press the Side 2 key to transmit only the 2 tone Encode Tone 19 2 Encode The following functions relevant to 2 tone Encode can be c...

Page 89: ... the transceiver transmits an unmodulated signal The First Tone Delay Time can be configured by using KPG 101D Configuration using KPG 101D Configuring the First Tone Delay Time Refer to FPRG 6 11 1 Encode Tab First Tone Delay Time 19 2 6 Sidetone Sidetone can be used to monitor the 2 tone tones when the transceiver transmits 2 tone signaling The Sidetone can be configured to be monitored by using...

Page 90: ...receive A Tone and C Tone A D The transceiver waits to receive A Tone and D Tone The transceiver waits to receive the 1st Tone for 1 second and the 2nd Tone for 3 seconds 2 B A The transceiver waits to receive B Tone and A Tone B C The transceiver waits to receive B Tone and C Tone B D The transceiver waits to receive B Tone and D Tone 3 C A The transceiver waits to receive C Tone and A Tone C B T...

Page 91: ... 5 Transceiver Operation after the Auto Reset Timer Expires Configuration using KPG 101D Configuring the Auto Reset Timer Refer to FPRG 6 11 2 Decode Tab Auto Reset Timer Configuring the LED Refer to FPRG 6 11 2 Decode Tab LED Configuring the Alert Refer to FPRG 6 11 2 Decode Tab Alert Tone Configuring the Monitor Refer to FPRG 6 11 2 Decode Tab Monitor 19 3 4 Clear to Transpond Clear to Transpond...

Page 92: ...tion Condition Pressing a key If one of the following keys is pressed Monitor key Monitor Momentary key Squelch Off key Squelch Off Momentary key Zone Up key Zone Down key Zone Up Down key CH GID Up key CH GID Down key CH GID Up Down key Scan key Home CH GID key Direct CH GID 1 to Direct CH GID 4 keys Expiration of Timers When the Auto Reset Timer expires Operation Condition Pressing a key If one ...

Page 93: ...when 1 of the keys is pressed If the transceiver receives the PTT ID while the conditions for unmuting do not match the transceiver continues muting the speaker and displays the PTT ID The received PTT ID can be configured to be displayed or hidden by using KPG 101D Note A user cannot reply to the ID displayed on the display The PTT ID is displayed even if the transceiver receives BOT or EOT Confi...

Page 94: ... number in the ID List appears on the display when the transceiver enters List Selection Mode for the first time Call Type Description Individual Call Individual Call can be used to make a call to one transceiver The transceiver acknowledges that the received call is an Individual Call when the transceiver receives a Selcall having the Fleet and Unit ID matching a user s own ID Group Call Group Ca...

Page 95: ...Mode after the Selcall Status key is pressed Refer to 20 3 Status Message Function on page 86 z Making a Selcall with Manual Dialing 1 Press the Selcall or Selcall Status key The transceiver enters List Selection Mode 2 Press and hold the S or key for 1 second The transceiver enters Selcall ID Entry Mode The last used ID appears on the display No ID appears on the display when the transceiver ente...

Page 96: ...Display when an ID is registered in the ID List Group Call z Display when no ID is registered in the ID List Group Call Fleet Call A user can make a call to the party appearing on the display by pressing the PTT switch or Side 2 key The transceiver only controls the mute function and does not enter Call Mode when receiving a call from a party having a Fleet that is not registered in the ID List Th...

Page 97: ...sing KPG 101D Configuring the ID List Refer to FPRG 6 12 4 ID List Tab ID List Operation Fleet Configures the Fleet of the FleetSync ID Select ALL or a value between 100 and 349 A user can call all transceivers in the same Fleet ID Configures the ID of the FleetSync ID Select ALL or a value between 1000 and 4999 A user can call all transceivers having the same ID ID Name Configures the caller s ID...

Page 98: ...the B or C key is pressed the list number increments or decrements Using the Selector 1 Turn the Selector clockwise to increment the List number in steps of 1 Turn the Selector counterclockwise to decrement the List number in steps of 1 1 If the List Selection Key Selector is enabled Using the keypad Enter the List number using a key on the keypad Example Press the 6 and 0 keys to make a call to L...

Page 99: ...ion Mode The transceiver enters Status List Selection Mode if the S or key is pressed after the Selcall Status key is pressed and the Selcall ID is selected Refer to 20 2 1 Making a Selcall on page 82 2 Press and hold the S or key for 1 second The transceiver enters Status Code Entry Mode The last used status appears on the display No code appears on the display when the transceiver enters Status ...

Page 100: ...ansceiver receives a Status Message Individual Call only 3 The icon blinks If a Status Name is registered in Status List The Status Name configured in the Status List appears on the display If no Status Name is registered in Status List The Status Number appears on the display 4 The display returns to the previous display The icon stops blinking when the received Status Message is read Refer to 20...

Page 101: ...e Stun Transmit Restriction Command The transceiver sends the ACK Transmission is restricted 93 is configured for Current Status 2 91 Remote Stun Transmit and Receive Restriction Command The transceiver sends the ACK Transmission and reception are restricted 94 is configured for Current Status 2 92 Remote Stun Reset Command The transceiver sends the ACK Disables Stun 80 is configured for Current S...

Page 102: ...al Output Status Message Serial Output can be used to send the status caller s Fleet and ID from the transceiver s COM port when the transceiver receives a Status Message The dispatcher can remote control the transceivers with the PC With this function a user can check the caller status by connecting an external device to the transceiver Status Message Serial Output can be configured to be enabled...

Page 103: ...nfigure whether the transceiver sends Status 80 to 99 Special Configuration using KPG 101D Configuring the Status 80 99 Special Refer to FPRG 6 12 1 General 1 Tab Status 80 99 Special 20 3 10 Emergency Status Response Emergency Status Response is the transceiver s reaction to receiving an emergency status message MAN DOWN appears on the display when the transceiver receives Status 98 EMG appears o...

Page 104: ...Message BUSY appears on the display 20 4 2 Receiving a Short Message The received Short Message can be sent as follows Table 20 12 Sending a Short Message Transceiver Operation 1 RECV DAT appears on the display when the transceiver starts receiving a Short Message 2 COMPLETE appears on the display when the transceiver has received a Short Message Individual Call only 3 The icon blinks The received...

Page 105: ... CH GID This function allows the transceiver to automatically change the channel to the Data Zone CH GID to send a Short Message The transceiver returns to the previous Zone CH GID when the transceiver finishes sending the Short Message This function can be used to send data using a specific channel Short Message on Data Zone CH GID can be configured to be enabled or disabled by using KPG 101D Con...

Page 106: ... Long Message is properly sent to the receiving party COMPLETE appears on the display When the Long Message is not properly sent to the receiving party NO REPLY appears on the display When the channel is busy and the transceiver cannot send the Long Message BUSY appears on the display 20 5 2 Receiving a Long Message The transceiver sends the received Long Message using the serial command Refer to ...

Page 107: ...s Messages and Short Messages are stored in Stack Memory A user can confirm or delete the messages by operating the transceiver Transceiver Operation z Confirm the message 1 Press and hold the Selcall Status or Selcall Status key for 1 second The transceiver enters Stack Mode 2 Select the message to be checked Using the PF keys Press the B or C key to increment or decrement the Stack List number U...

Page 108: ...splay 1 Press and hold the S or key for 1 second while the message is displayed The received message displays switch in the following order ID Stack Number Status Message Channel Name ID Status Message Channel Name z Deleting the Message 1 Select the Stack List to be deleted Using the PF keys Press the B or C key increment or decrement the Stack List number Using the Selector 1 Turn the Selector c...

Page 109: ... KPG 101D Table 20 13 Stores the Latest Received Messages Configuration Note The transceiver can store a maximum of 3 Caller IDs 5 Status Messages and 1 Short Message in total of 9 Messages The number of messages that can be stored in the memory varies if the memory is not full Configuration using KPG 101D Configuring the Stores the latest received messages Refer to FPRG 6 12 2 General 2 Tab Store...

Page 110: ...nfiguring the Caller ID Stack Refer to FPRG 6 12 2 General 2 Tab Caller ID Stack 20 6 3 Message Memory Message Memory can be used to stack Caller IDs Status Messages and Short Messages even if the transceiver is turned OFF The transceiver can be configured to store messages by using KPG 101D Configuration using KPG 101D Configuring the Message Memory Refer to FPRG 6 12 2 General 2 Tab Message Memo...

Page 111: ... KPG 101D Below is a list of available baud rates Table 20 15 Available FleetSync Baud Rates Configuration using KPG 101D Configuring the FleetSync Baud Rate Refer to FPRG 6 12 1 General 1 Tab FleetSync Baud Rate 20 7 4 Message Display Type Message Display Type can be used to configure the display when receiving a Status Message or Short Message Message Display Type can be configured by using KPG ...

Page 112: ...FPRG 6 12 1 General 1 Tab Selective Call Alert LED 20 7 8 Interfleet Call This function allows a user to make a call to a FleetSync ID in a different Fleet A user can inhibit making a call to a FleetSync ID having a different Fleet number by disabling Interfleet Call Uncheck by using KPG 101D This function also prevents a user from making a call to an Interfleet ID inadvertently Interfleet Call ca...

Page 113: ...ng this tone when the Auto Reset Timer expires Configuration using KPG 101D Configuring the Alert Tone Other Selective Calls Refer to FPRG 6 12 2 General 2 Tab Other Selective Calls Alert Tone 20 7 13 Alert Tone Paging Call The Alert Tone Paging Call sounds when the transceiver receives a paging call One of 8 tones configured in Special Alert Tone can be selected for the Alert Tone Paging Call Not...

Page 114: ...age allowing the transmitting party to lead the receiving party to a data channel The transmitting party s transceiver transmits the GTC and automatically jumps to the data channel if Status Message on Data Channel Short Message on Data Channel or Long Message on Data Channel is enabled The receiving party s transceiver automatically jumps to the data channel and waits to receive data if GTC is re...

Page 115: ...be shorter than the Hang Time configured for the repeater if ARQ is used in the LTR Trunked Radio System ACK Delay Time can be configured by using KPG 101D Normally the default setting is used Configuration using KPG 101D Configuring the ACK Delay Time Refer to FPRG 6 12 3 Parameter Tab ACK Delay Time 20 7 22 Transmit Delay Time Receive Capture Transmit Delay Time is the duration that the transcei...

Page 116: ...Random Access Refer to FPRG 6 12 3 Parameter Tab Random Access 20 7 25 Data Transmit with QT DQT Data Transmit with QT DQT allows the transceiver to multiplex QT DQT on channels used for data transmission This function is available for Conventional Group channels that handle Status Messages Short Messages or Long Messages While a repeater uses QT DQT the transceiver establishes data communications...

Page 117: ...21 1 1 Conditions to Start Scanning If the Scan key is pressed while the transceiver is not scanning the transceiver executes Single Scan Multi Scan or List Scan One of the following conditions must be met to start scanning by pressing the Scan key An Error Tone sounds and the transceiver does not start scanning if the conditions are not met At least 2 Add CH GIDs are configured in the Scan Start ...

Page 118: ... the Priority dropdown list Direct CH GID nn is configured for the Priority Channel If Selected is selected from the Revert CH GID dropdown list Direct CH GID nn is configured for the Revert CH GID 21 1 5 Operations when Manually Changing the Zone CH GID while Scan Pauses to Receive a Call The transceiver activates in the following way if the Zone CH GID is manually changed during the scan to rece...

Page 119: ...he Dropout Delay Time elapses when the QT DQT does not match the configured QT DQT while waiting to receive an Optional Signaling The transceiver pauses scanning if the received Optional Signaling matches The transceiver pauses scanning on the current channel regardless of the QT DQT until the Optional Signaling is reset Configuration Operation LTR ID Operation The transceiver stops scanning if th...

Page 120: ...appears and the transceiver finishes scanning Configuration using KPG 101D Configuring the Scan Type Refer to FPRG 6 9 8 Scan Type Assigning functions to the PF keys Refer to FPRG 6 8 Key Assignment 21 2 Multi Scan Multi Scan can be used to scan all zones and CH GID The following Zone CH GIDs can be scanned with Multi Scan A Zone that Zone Add has selected by using KPG 101D A CH GID that Scan Add ...

Page 121: ...ity Channel is configured The transceiver scans the Priority Channel in the following conditions When Priority Channel is in a different Zone from the scanning Zones while executing the Single Scan When Priority Channel is in a different Zone from the scanning Zones while executing the Multi Scan When Priority Channel is in a different Zone from the scanning Zones configured with the Scan List Tab...

Page 122: ...ns can be configured by using KPG 101D Scan Delete Add Scan List Scan List Table Priority Priority Zone channel Revert CH GID Dropout Delay Time Dwell Time Lookback Scan Type Revert CH GID Display Priority channel Stop Tone Power on Scan 21 6 1 Scan Delete Add Scan Delete Add can be used to add a CH GID to the Scan List or remove a CH GID from the Scan List With this function the transceiver can r...

Page 123: ...D Configuring the Scan List Table Refer to FPRG 6 2 14 Scan List Table Window 21 6 4 Priority Priority Zone channel Priority Zone channel can be used to configure the Zone channel having high priority The following functions can be configured for Priority Table 21 6 Priority Operation Note Priority Zone channel cannot be configured if Selected is selected from the Priority dropdown list Transceive...

Page 124: ... Time the transceiver checks and looks back for signals on Priority Channel if the channel on which scan pauses is not configured as Priority Channel Dropout Delay Time can be configured by using KPG 101D Note Talkback is an operation to transmit on the Zone CH GID on which the transceiver pauses the scan Configuration using KPG 101D Configuring the Dropout Delay Time Refer to FPRG 6 9 4 Dropout D...

Page 125: ...r to FPRG 6 9 7 Lookback Time B 21 6 9 Scan Type Scan Type can be configured when the scan is manually executed by pressing the Scan key Refer to 21 1 7 Single Scan on page 108 21 2 Multi Scan on page 108 21 3 List Scan TK 3173 only on page 109 Configuration using KPG 101D Configuring the Scan Type Refer to FPRG 6 9 8 Scan Type 21 6 10 Revert CH GID Display Revert CH GID Display can be used to dis...

Page 126: ...Stun Code and Optional Signaling in Emergency Mode Transceiver Operation z Entering Emergency Mode 1 Press the Emergency key for longer than the Emergency key Delay Time z Exiting from Emergency Mode 1 Press and hold the Emergency key for longer than the Emergency key Delay Time to exit from Emergency Mode Configuration using KPG 101D Assigning functions to the AUX key Refer to FPRG 6 8 Key Assign...

Page 127: ...Emergency Cycle Operation Configuration using KPG 101D Configuring the Emergency Cycle Refer to FPRG 6 14 3 Emergency Cycle 22 1 4 Duration of Locator Tone 1 Duration of Locator Tone 1 is the alert tone beeping before automatic transmission begins in Emergency Mode This tone sounds when the transceiver alternates between transmit and receive in Emergency Mode A user can easily recognize that the t...

Page 128: ...ation Receive Duration is the duration for a single reception in Emergency Mode The transceiver returns to Emergency Automatic Transmission Mode when the Reception Duration elapses after the transceiver starts Automatic Reception in Emergency Mode The Receive Duration can be configured by using KPG 101D Configuration using KPG 101D Configuring the Receive Duration Refer to FPRG 6 14 7 Receive Dura...

Page 129: ...ower right of the display appear when the transceiver receives the Emergency ACK Code while in Emergency Mode Emergency ACK Code can be configured by using KPG 101D Refer to FPRG 6 4 13 Emergency ACK Code Note Emergency ACK Code cannot be configured if anything other than DTMF is selected from the Emergency ID dropdown list Configuration using KPG 101D Configuring the Emergency ACK Code Refer to F...

Page 130: ... 18 Man down Switch Type Man down 22 1 19 Man down Delay Time Man down Delay Time is the duration between when the Man down tilt switch is turned On and when the transceiver enters Emergency Mode Emergency function activates when the Man down tilt switch is enabled The Man down Delay Time prevents Emergency Mode from being entered unintentionally The Man down Delay Time can be configured by using ...

Page 131: ...ency Mode can be configured if FleetSync is selected from the Emergency ID dropdown list Emergency Call Fleet can be configured by using KPG 101D Configuration using KPG 101D Configuring the Emergency Call Fleet Refer to FPRG 6 14 24 Emergency Call Fleet 22 1 25 Emergency Call ID The Call ID sent first in Emergency Mode can be configured if FleetSync is selected from the Emergency ID dropdown list...

Page 132: ...efer to FPRG 6 12 3 Parameter Tab Status Message on Data Zone CH GID Configuring the Short Message on Data Zone CH GID Refer to FPRG 6 12 3 Parameter Tab Short Message on Data Zone CH GID Configuring the Long Message on Data Zone CH GID Refer to FPRG 6 12 3 Parameter Tab Long Message on Data Zone CH GID 23 1 3 Data Transmit with QT DQT Data Transmit with QT DQT can be used for multiplexing QT DQT ...

Page 133: ...nd of GID reception in Trunking System This port activates when the QT DQT matches on a channel on which the QT DQT Decode is configured while the transceiver is in a Conventional Group This port also activates when the transceiver receives a carrier on a channel on which the QT DQT Decode is not configured Otherwise this port is deactivated This port activates when the transceiver receives a call...

Page 134: ...he VOX configuration is stored even if the transceiver is turned OFF Configuration using KPG 101D Assigning functions to the PF keys Refer to FPRG 6 8 Key Assignment 25 1 Configuring the VOX Function The following functions relevant to the VOX function can be configured by using KPG 101D VOX Gain Level VOX Delay Time Transmit Inhibit while Receiving Cancel Operation VOX Proceed Tone 25 1 1 VOX Gai...

Page 135: ...s pressed while VOX is enabled A user can enable the VOX function by pressing the VOX key even if the VOX function is disabled with the PTT switch If the VOX key is not configured for the transceiver VOX is enabled when the transceiver is turned ON Cancel Operation can be configured by using KPG 101D Table 25 1 Cancel Operation Configuration using KPG 101D Configuring the Cancel Operation Refer to...

Page 136: ...r GID Edit window is checked Voice Scrambler can be configured to be enabled or disabled by using KPG 101D Note The built in Scrambler cannot be used if Voice Scrambler is selected from the Optional Board dropdown list Transceiver Operation z Enabling Scrambler 1 Press the Scrambler key while Scrambler is disabled The icon appears and Scrambler is enabled z Disabling Scrambler 1 Press the Scramble...

Page 137: ...bled z Disabling Optional Scrambler 1 Press the Scrambler key while Optional Scrambler is enabled The icon disappears and Optional Scrambler is disabled Configuration using KPG 101D Configuring the Optional Board Refer to FPRG 5 1 4 Optional Board Configuring the Scrambler Code Conventional Group Refer to FPRG 6 4 21 Scrambler Code Configuring the Scrambler Code Trunking System Refer to FPRG 6 6 1...

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Page 139: ...annel Lockout 33 42 Busy LED 14 Call Indicator 49 Call Key 6 Caller ID Display 81 Caller ID Stack 98 Cancel Operation 123 Changing the CH GID 9 Changing the Zone 9 Channel 41 Channel Entry 10 Channel Name 16 41 Channel Spacing 3 Clear to Talk 54 Clear to Transpond 38 72 79 Code Trunking 71 COM port 120 COM port 0 COM port 1 28 Communication Port 28 Compander 5 43 49 Conditions to Resume Scanning 1...

Page 140: ...7 76 Encode Data Type 46 Encode ID Decode ID 48 End of Transmit 36 End of Transmit EOT 67 Extended Function 121 First Digit Delay Time 68 First Digit Delay Time with QT 68 First Digit Time 68 First Tone Delay Time 77 Fix ID 47 Fleet ID Own 99 FleetSync 81 FleetSync Baud Rate 99 Free System Ringback 52 Functions and Panel Layout 1 Gap Time 77 GID Name 16 48 Group Code Conventional 70 Group ID 48 10...

Page 141: ... Tone 23 PTT Release Tone 22 PTT Switch 2 QT DQT Decode 41 QT DQT Decode Encode 55 QT DQT Encode 41 QT DQT with STE Squelch Tail Eliminator 55 Random Access Contention 104 Read Authorization Password 25 Receive 12 Receive Duration 116 Receive Frequency 41 Receiving a Long Message 94 Receiving a Short Message 92 Receiving a Status Message 88 Redial 66 Repeater Information 50 Repeater Information Ta...

Page 142: ...ration during the Scan 106 Transceiver Operation during the Scan in Conventional Group 58 59 Transceiver Operation during the Scan in Trunking System 58 59 Transceiver Operation When Using ARQ in FleetSync 54 Transceiver Password 24 Transmit 12 Transmit and Receive Frequency 3 Transmit Busy Wait Time 103 Transmit Delay Time Receive Capture 103 Transmit Duration 116 Transmit Frequency 41 Transmit I...

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