Transmit Interval Time; Transmit Delay Time - Kenwood NXR-1700 Function Reference

9 CW ID / 9.2 Transmit Interval Time
Configuration using KPG-D7
Configuring CW ID ( Edit > Channel Information > Channel Edit > CW ID > CW ID)
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Transmit Interval Time

9.2
Transmit Interval Time is the interval to send a CW ID. The repeater sends a CW ID repeatedly using the interval
configured in Transmit Interval Time.
Note
・ The countdown for the Transmit Interval Time starts under the following conditions:
When the repeater is reset
When a channel is changed
When the CW ID On function is activated
Configuration using KPG-D7
Configuring Transmit Interval Time ( Edit > Channel Information > Channel Edit > CW ID > Transmit Interval Time)
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Transmit Delay Time

9.3
Transmit Delay Time is the length of time from when the repeater enters one of the following states until the repeater
starts transmitting to send a CW ID:
• When the Transmit Interval Time elapses
When the transmission is stopped or interrupted after Transmit Interval Time elapses during transmission of an audio
signal or data signal
When the transmission is stopped if the CW ID transmission is interrupted and an audio signal or data signal is
transmitted
The repeater actually starts sending a CW ID when the amount of time configured in CW Modulation Delay Time
elapses after the repeater starts transmitting.
FUNC (E)/ Ver 2.00
Figure 9-2 Transmit Delay Time
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