User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- Introduction
- FCC Requirements
- Industry Canada Compliance
- Information and Options
- Radio Controls
- LCD Touch Screen
- Microphone Controls
- Function Selection
- Channel/Zone Selection Options
- Basic Operation
- Trunking Channel Basic Operation
- Command Zone Operation
- Code Guard/NAC Operation
- Mixed Mode Operation
- Scan Options
- Encryption Operation
- User Pick List Options
- Emergency Signaling
- Messaging Options
- Paging and Call Alert
- Other Functions & Options
- Backlight [LITE]
- Cloning
- Control Lockout [LOCK]
- Date and Time [DATE]
- Global Positioning [GPS]
- Hard Power Down [PWRD]
- Home [HOME]
- Inhibit/Uninhibit [INH]/UINH]
- Keypad Programming
- Minimum Volume [VOL]
- Monitor [MON]
- Nuisance Channel Delete [NUIS]
- Phone [PHN] and Hang Up [HANG]
- Radio Accountability Tone [RAT]
- Radio Info
- Repeater Talkaround [T/A]
- Send Alert Tone [SNDT]
- Send Signal [SEND]
- Squelch Adjust [SQL]
- Site Display [STDS]
- Site Lock [STLK]
- Site Search [STSR]
- Surveillance Mode [SURV]
- Transmit Digital [TXD]
- Transmit Power [PWR]
- Two-Tone Select [TONE]
- Versions
- Zone Select [ZONE]
- Keypad Programming Options
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KNG Mobile Operation
Talk in a normal voice with the microphone one to two inches from your 2.
mouth.
Release the PTT switch to stop transmitting.3.
Analog Squelch Control
Sub-audible signaling (CTCSS/CDCSS) is used to allow a group of radios to be
selectively called in an analog system. Programming the receive code guard equal to
zero turns o this feature while receiving, and allows for Carrier Squelch operation,
where the radio will unmute whenever a carrier 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). Group Calls are made
by designating both the users’ NAC and TGID.
Each radio also has an individual P25 unit ID. A Unit-to-Unit call contains the
addressee’s NAC, and uses the addressee’s P25 unit ID instead of the TGID.