Data Hangtime; Channel Hangtime (Mixed Channel) - Kenwood TKR-D710 Function Reference

7 DMR DIGITAL COMMUNICATION
7.6 Continuing Transmission for a Certain Length of Time After Various Transmissions End

Data Hangtime

Data Hangtime is the function that is used to retain a channel for a certain length of time after the repeater ends
transmission of a data communication signal.
The repeater starts repeat transmission after a subscriber unit transmits a data communication signal. The repeater
retains a channel and continues repeat transmission for the length of time configured in Data Hangtime after the
repeater ends transmission of a data communication signal.
Note
• This function works on a channel with "DM" or "Mixed" configured in Channel Type.
(Refer to Configuring the Reception Method of a Channel (Channel
• While the Data Hangtime is counting down, the repeater does not start repeat transmission even if the repeater receives an
analog signal on a channel with "Mixed" configured in Channel Type.
• If the subscriber unit disables A-bit (Response Expected) and transmits a data communication signal, Data Hangtime becomes
disabled.
Configuration using KPG-174D
Configuring Data Hangtime (

Channel Hangtime (Mixed Channel)

Channel Hangtime (Mixed Channel) is the function that is used to retain a channel for a certain length of time after
the repeater ends transmission in the DMR format on a mixed channel.
The repeater starts repeat transmission after a subscriber unit transmits a DMR digital signal on a mixed channel.
The repeater retains a channel and continues repeat transmission for the length of time configured in Channel
Hangtime (Mixed Channel) after the repeater ends transmission of a DMR digital signal.
Channel Hangtime (Mixed Channel) 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.
Table 7-4 Toggling Channel Hangtime (Mixed Channel) between Enabled and Disabled
Trigger
PF key
AUX Input Port
Startup
Note
• This function works on a channel with "Mixed" configured in Channel Type.
(Refer to Configuring the Reception Method of a Channel (Channel
• While the Channel Hangtime (Mixed Channel) is counting down, the repeater does not start repeat transmission even if the
repeater receives an analog signal.
• If both Call Hangtime and Channel Hangtime (Mixed Channel) are configured in the repeater, the countdown of the Channel
Hangtime (Mixed Channel) starts after the countdown of the Call Hangtime ends.
• If Data Hangtime is configured in the repeater, the countdown of the Channel Hangtime (Mixed Channel) starts after the Data
Hangtime ends.
• If the countdown of the Channel Hangtime (DMR Channel) or Channel Hangtime (Mixed Channel) is extremely shortened,
the DMR digital communication required for repeat transmission may not function properly.
Configuration using KPG-174D
Configuring Channel Hangtime (Mixed Channel) (
Network/ Console PTT)
FUNC (E)/Ver 2.50
Edit > Optional Features > Common Page 1 > Repeater/ Network/ Console PTT)
See
Assigned Function
Channel Hangtime Enable/Disable
Channel Hangtime Disable
Channel Hangtime Enable
Channel Hangtime Enable/Disable
Channel Hangtime Disable
Channel Hangtime Enable
See
Type).)
Available Functions for the PF Keys
Available Functions for the AUX Input
Ports
Available Functions for Startup
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Edit > Optional Features > Common Page 1 > Repeater/
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