Kenwood NX-5000 Series Function Reference

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NX-5000 series

DMR Function Reference (DMR FUNC)

Version: 2.20

Last Updated: May 31, 2017

Language: English

Type: K, F

CONTENTS2
About This Manual6
How to Read the In-depth Manual7
About Notations7
Abbreviations Used in This Document9
About Copyright10
About Trademarks and Patent Rights10
About the Programming Software11
About Options to Use the Functions Described in This Document12
About the Built-in GPS Receiver Unit13
How to Search for Information13
Revision History15
CONTENTS BY PURPOSE17
DMR CONVENTIONAL SYSTEM18
- Initiating Voice Communications (Basic Transmission and Reception)19
- Using the Signaling29
- Waiting for Both Digital Signals and Analog Signals (Mixed Mode)30
- Using DMR ID to Initiate a Selective Call32
- Making an Individual Call34
- Initiating an Individual Call After Ensuring That the Target Party Is Available for Communications (Individual Call Acknowledge Request)42
- Making a Group Call47
- Making an Informative Group Call (Broadcast Group Call)53
- Common Functions for Data Communications55
- Sending and Receiving a Status Message (Status Call)56
- Sending and Receiving a Short Message (Short Data Call)67
- Causing Transceivers Other than the Transceiver of the Specified ID to Participate in a Conversation (Open Voice Channel Mode)74
- Calling All Transceivers Having the Same Color Code (Unaddressed Call)76
- Terminating Voice Communications by a Transceiver Other Than the Transmitting Transceiver (Call Interruption)77
- Sending GPS Data82
- GPS Functions86
- Receiving GPS Data90
- Remote Operation by Radio Communication (Remote Control)91
- Migrating Automatically to the Site Providing Better Radio Environment (Site Roaming)98
COMMUNICATIONS IN AN EMERGENCY110
- Placing the Transceiver in Emergency Mode110
- Configuration Related to Transmission and Reception in Emergency Mode114
- Zone-channel Functioning in Emergency Mode115
- Automatically Transmitting and Receiving in Emergency Mode116
- Indication and Sound in Emergency Mode119
- ID Sent When Emergency Mode is Activated122
- Other Functions in Emergency Mode123
- Placing the Transceiver in Emergency Mode Using the Lone Worker Function125
- Placing the Transceiver in Emergency Mode by Using the Activity Detection Function129
- Transceiver Behavior When the Transceiver Receives an Emergency Status132
COMMUNICATION SECURITY133
- Toggling the Encryption during Transmission between Enabled and Disabled135
- Configuring the Encryption Key Data Used for Communications136
- Transceiver Behavior upon Receipt of Encrypted Communication Data138
- Secure Cryptographic Module (SCM) (for AES/ DES Only)140
- Built-in DES142
- Enhanced Encryption143
- Protection Function of Encryption Key (Key Retention)143
- Deleting the Encryption Key (Key Delete)145
- Deleting All Encryption Keys (Zeroize)146
- Multi-key List149
- Transmit Clear Alert Tone150
- Scrambler/Encryption Status Memory150
SCAN151
- Starting the Scan151
- Scanning in One Zone (Single Scan)152
- Scan by Registering Multiple Target Channels for Scan in the List (List Scan)154
- Scanning All Target Zones for Scanning (Multi-Zone Scan)159
- Scanning the Specific Channel Preferentially (Priority Scan)161
- Transceiver Behavior during the Scan167
- Scan Function168
DATA COMMUNICATION FUNCTIONS175
- Prioritizing Data Communications Using an External Device (Data Override)175
- Restricting the Warning Display during Data Communications (Silent Report)176
KEY OPERATIONS FOR EACH MODE177
BEEP LIST183
INDEX186

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Kenwood NX-5000 Series Specifications

General

Analog Protocol	FM
GPS	Optional
Bluetooth	Optional
Operating Temperature	-30°C to +60°C
Modulation	FM
Channel Spacing	6.25 kHz, 12.5 kHz, 25 kHz
Digital Protocol	NXDN
Display	LCD
Ingress Protection	IP67
MIL-STD	MIL-STD-810G
Frequency Range	136-174 MHz, 400-520 MHz, 700-900 MHz (depending on model)