Temporarily Disabling The Signaling (Monitor) - Kenwood TKR-D710 Function Reference

6 ANALOG COMMUNICATIONS

6.5 Temporarily Disabling the Signaling (Monitor)

6.5 Temporarily Disabling the Signaling (Monitor)
Monitor is the function to unmute the speaker if the level of the received signal is high, even if the received signaling
(the QT tone or DQT code) does not match the signaling preconfigured for the repeater (the QT tone or DQT code).
This function can be used to check in advance whether or not a channel to be used for transmission is already being
used by other groups.
Monitor can be toggled between enabled and disabled when a PF key is operated, when a signal is applied to an
AUX Input port, or when the repeater is turned on.
Trigger
PF key
AUX Input Port
Startup
*1
If the Monitor Momentary key is pressed, Monitor is enabled while the key is pressed and held.
The following are the repeater behaviors that may vary depending on the configuration in Channel Type.
(Refer to Configuring the Reception Method of a Channel (Channel
Channel Type
Analog
Mixed
Note
When the repeater is operated in the repeater mode, even if Monitor is enabled, the repeater does not transmit using the
Repeat PTT control unless the received signaling (the QT tone or DQT code) matches the signaling preconfigured for the
repeater (the QT tone or DQT code).
FUNC (E)/Ver 2.50
Table 6-7 Toggling Monitor Between Enabled and Disabled
Assigned Function
Monitor On/Off
*1
Monitor Momentary
Monitor Off
Monitor On
Monitor On/Off
Monitor Off
Monitor On
Table 6-8 Toggling Monitor Between Enabled and Disabled
Disables the signaling decode by the QT tone or DQT code and unmutes the
speaker just by receiving a carrier.
Disables the signaling decode by the QT tone or DQT code. If an analog signal is
received, the speaker is unmuted just by receiving a carrier.
See
Available Functions for the PF Keys
Available Functions for the AUX Input
Ports
Available Functions for Startup
Type).)
Description
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