Supported Models: Mobile
By
connecting 1 or 2 Control Heads to multiple mobile transceivers (RF Decks), 1 Multi RF Deck system can be structured.
Figure 16-1 Multi RF Deck/Multi Control Head
“RF Deck” indicates NX-5700/ NX-5800/ NX-5900, and “Control Head” indicates Basic Panel (KCH-19), Featured Panel
(KCH-20R), and Handheld Control Head (KCH-21R).
This chapter describes the basic operations when structuring Multi RF Deck/ Multi Control Head and the behavior of each
function.
16.1
Description
In Multi RF Deck/ Multi Control Head, the following functions can be achieved:
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Transceivers can be operated with a combination of different frequencies such as VHF/ UHF/ 700-800 MHz.
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Transceivers can be operated with a combination of different protocols (NXDN, P25, etc.).
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The transceiver can be operated with a combination of different system types, such as Conventional and Trunking.
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Even
if a failure occurs, such as the deterioration of the sensitivity of the main transceiver, or the lessening of the transmit
power, the other transceivers can be operated continuously as substitute transceivers.
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Multiple transceivers can receive audio simultaneously and each transceiver can emit the audio individually by connecting
an external speaker.
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If a Dual Control Head is used, an operator at a remote location can operate the transceiver individually.
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By using Remote Kit for Head (KRK-14H), Remote Kit for RF Deck (KRK-15B), and Remote Control Cable (KCT-71), a
system can be structured with a maximum of 2 Control Heads and a maximum of 3 RF Decks.
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In a Multi RF Deck system, a Control Head can operate each RF Deck.
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If KCH-20R or KCH-21R is used, the channel information of multiple connected RF Decks can be displayed on the
transceiver display.
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