
KNG Series Trunked Radio Programming Guide
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July 2014
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Capabilities of RELM/BK P25 Trunked Radios
Vocoder
DVSI IMBE/AMBE+2 Enhanced Dual Rate Vocoder
Selectable Automatic Gain Control (AGC)
Selectable Background Noise Reduction
Version 1.80
Systems
Conventional or Trunked Radio Systems
16
Channels/Groups
Total number of Channels or Talk Groups
2048
Channel ID Table
Channel Plan for VHF/ UHF Trunked Systems
16 / System
Radio ID List
Preprogrammed Radio ID Alias
1024 / System
Control Channels
Channel used to transmit and receive channel
assignment data or other commands
256 / System
Sites
Fixed infrastructure Aliases
512 / System
Dynamic Site Array
Internal list of adjacent sites used for roaming
32
Encryption Keys
AES (256 bit) , DES and 40 bit RSA
64
Key Sets
Groups of Keys usually used in OTAR
2
Packet Data
Ability to receive voice and data on the same channel. Integrated Voice and Data
Receiver Mode
Ability to receive standard P25 signals (C4FM) and
simulcast (LSM) modulation
C4FM/CQPSK
Phase 1/Phase 2
Project 25 Phase 1 FDMA or Phase 2 TDMA
Phase 1:C4FM/CQPSK
Phase 2:H-CPM/H-DQPSK
Over The Air Rekey
Ability to securely update encryption Keys
P25 OTAR
Authentication
Project 25 Link Layer Authentication for registration
AES-128
Over the Air
Reprogramming
P25 Packet Data System can be utilized to read or
write subscriber radio programming
P25 Compatible
System Redundancy
Ability for subscriber radios to continue operation
during system failure
Site Trunking, Failsoft and
Direct
System Coverage
Ability to limit P25 trunking operation on a single RF
site or for automatic roaming across multiple RF sites
to include multiple zones or systems
Single Site or Wide Area
Advanced Trunking
Features
Busy Queuing, Inhibit/Uninhibit, Radio Check,
Continuous Assignment Updating, Dynamic
Regrouping, Talk Group/Super Group Patch, Site
Search, Site Lock, Radio Monitor/Radio Trace, Status
Query/Messaging