Kenwood NX-5000 Series Function Reference page 108

1 DMR CONVENTIONAL SYSTEM
1.19 Migrating Automatically to the Site Providing Better Radio Environment (Site Roaming)
Quick Site Roaming Level
Quick Site Roaming Level is the function to allow Site Roaming to behave faster when the transceiver is in an area with
a strong signal.
When the transceiver receives a signal with a level higher than the value configured in Quick Site Roaming Level during
Site Roaming, the channel in question becomes the Revert Channel. When this occurs, Site Roaming Link Delay Time is
disabled and Revert Channel is updated when the Color Codes match each other.
However, if "Off" is configured in Quick Site Roaming Level and Standard Site Roaming Level, the transceiver initiates
Site Roaming using the threshold value preconfigured in the transceiver.
Configuration using KPG-D1/ D1N
Configuring Quick Site Roaming Level (
Standard Site Roaming Level
Standard Site Roaming Level is the function to allow Site Roaming to behave faster when the transceiver is in an area
with a strong signal.
The transceiver searches for a signal with a level higher than the value configured in Standard Site Roaming Level during
Site Roaming.
Personalities or channels with a signal that falls below the value configured in Standard Site Roaming Level are excluded
from Site Roaming, and the search will not run on these Personalities or channels. When the transceiver receives a signal
with a level higher than the value configured in Standard Site Roaming Level during Site Roaming, Site Roaming is paused
and Site Roaming Link Delay Time is activated. If the Color Codes match each other, Revert Channel is updated.
However, if "Off" is configured in Quick Site Roaming Level and Standard Site Roaming Level, the transceiver initiates
Site Roaming using the threshold value preconfigured in the transceiver.
Configuration using KPG-D1/ D1N
Configuring Standard Site Roaming Level (
Site Roaming Resume Level
Site Roaming Resume Level is the threshold value of the RSSI level used for determining whether to resume Site Roaming
according to the rise and fall of the RSSI level for the signal received by the transceiver.
If the RSSI level of the received signal is lower than the level configured in Site Roaming Resume Level while the
transceiver remains on the channel synchronized by Site Roaming, Dropout Delay Time is activated.
After the length of time configured in Dropout Delay Time elapses, the transceiver resumes Site Roaming. If the RSSI level
of the received signal becomes higher than the level configured in Site Roaming Resume Level while the Dropout Delay
Time is counting down, the Dropout Delay Time is automatically extended and the transceiver does not resume Site
Roaming.
When Auto Reset Timer is activated upon receiving a call and the receiving status continues after the time interval
configured in Dropout Delay Time has elapsed, the transceiver does not resume Site Roaming. When the time interval
configured in Dropout Delay Time has elapsed after receiving has ended, the transceiver resumes Site Roaming.
Configuration using KPG-D1/ D1N
Configuring Site Roaming Resume Level (
DMR FUNC (K, F)/Ver 2.20
Transceiver Settings > Scan > Scan Information > DMR Site Roaming)
Transceiver Settings > Scan > Scan Information > DMR Site Roaming)
Transceiver Settings > Scan > Scan Information > DMR Site Roaming)
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