Configuring The Duration Of Transmission In The Received Mode (Signaling Reset Timer) - Kenwood TKR-D710 Function Reference

4 TRANSMISSION/ RECEPTION/ REPEAT

4.6 Configuring the Duration of Transmission in the Received Mode (Signaling Reset Timer)

4.6 Configuring the Duration of Transmission in the Received
Mode (Signaling Reset Timer)
Signaling Reset Timer is the length of time to transmit in the same communication method (either Analog or DMR)
as the method for the received signal regardless of the configuration in Transmit Mode, if the repeater receives a
signal on a mixed channel and the received signaling matches the signaling preconfigured for the repeater.
On a mixed channel, whether the repeater transmits in analog mode or DMR digital mode can be configured in
Transmit Mode. When Signaling Reset Timer is configured, if the repeater receives an analog signal and the
received QT tone or DQT code matches the QT tone or DQT code preconfigured for the repeater, the repeater
transmits in the same analog mode as the received signal, if within the period configured in Signaling Reset Timer.
Or, if the repeater receives a DMR digital signal and the received Color Code matches the Color Code preconfigured
for the repeater, the repeater transmits in the same DMR digital mode as the received signal, if within the period
configured in Signaling Reset Timer.
Signaling Reset Timer starts counting down after reception has completed.
This function can be used only if the repeater transmits by using the PTT (microphone) switch.
The following are the communication methods on a mixed channel depending on the receiving conditions and the
configuration in Transmit Mode:
Receiving Conditions
If conditions 1) and 2) below are both satisfied:
1) The repeater has never received an analog signal or a DMR
digital signal for which the signaling received by the repeater and
the signaling configured for the repeater match.
2) Currently, no signal is being received on the mixed channel used
by the repeater for transmission. Or, the repeater is receiving an
analog signal or a DMR digital signal for which the signaling
received by the repeater and the signaling configured for the
repeater do not match.
The repeater is receiving a DMR digital signal for which the signaling
received by the repeater and the signaling configured for the repeater
match.
If conditions 1) to 3) below are all satisfied:
1) The repeater has received a DMR digital signal for which the
signaling received by the repeater and the signaling configured for
the repeater match.
2) The reception of the DMR digital signal in 1) has been completed,
and the length of time configured in Signaling Reset Timer is
counting down.
3) Currently, no signal is being received on the mixed channel used
by the repeater for transmission. Or, the repeater is receiving an
analog signal or a DMR digital signal for which the signaling
received by the repeater and the signaling configured for the
repeater do not match.
FUNC (E)/Ver 2.50
Table 4-8 Signaling Reset Timer (1 sec to 300 sec)
Communication Method for
Transmit Mode Transmission Using the PTT
(microphone) Switch
Analog Analog
DMR DMR
Analog DMR
DMR DMR
Analog DMR
DMR DMR
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