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Tone Name
Pattern
Reference
System Select Tone
4 beeps
980 Hz
(50 ms)
1220 Hz
(50 ms)
980 Hz
(50 ms)
1220 Hz
(50 ms)
Warning Tone
Call Invalid Tone
4 beeps
440 Hz
(1 sec)
440 Hz
(50 ms)
Warning Tone
Invalid Dial Tone
5 beeps
440 Hz
(50 ms)
440 Hz
(700 ms)
440 Hz
(50 ms)
Warning Tone
Not Authorized Tone
4 beeps
440 Hz
(300 ms)
440 Hz
(50 ms)
440 Hz
(800 ms)
Warning Tone
No Reply Tone
4 beeps
440 Hz
(50 ms)
440 Hz
(1 sec)
Warning Tone
Call Fail Tone
2 beeps
440 Hz
(50 ms)
440 Hz
(1 sec)
Warning Tone
Call Deny Tone
3 beeps
440 Hz
(900 ms)
440 Hz
(80 ms)
440 Hz
(200 ms)
Warning Tone
Lone Worker Tone
2 beeps
1630 Hz
(150 ms)
940 Hz
(150 ms)
Warning Tone
Group-registration
Invalid Tone
2 beeps
440 Hz
(50 ms)
Warning Tone
Call Processing Tone
2 beeps
940 Hz
(50 ms)
Warning Tone
21 BEEP LIST
Common FUNC (K, F)/Ver 2.20
435
CONTENTS
INDEX
465
467
Table of Contents
Default Chapter
3
Table of Contents
3
Common FUNC (K, F)/Ver
10
Using Menu Mode
68
Changing the Zone
71
Touch
76
Direct Channel
77
Selecting or Clearing Data from a List
89
Entering or Deleting a Code
92
Entering or Deleting Characters
94
Scroll Display
99
Character Entry
100
Auto Key Lock Timer
103
About the Behavior in Function Mode While in a Dual Control Head Structure
105
About the Reception Display of a Short
106
Switching the Display Language
107
Transmission/ Reception
108
Channel Spacing
111
Beat Shift
113
Displaying the Signal Strength Level (RSSI Level, BER) (Maintenance Display)
114
Indication and Display
119
Selective Call Alert LED
120
Optional Signaling LED
121
Lighting the Backlight (Backlight)
122
Changing the Color Scheme of the Transceiver Display (Color Scheme)
125
The Icons on the LCD
127
Displaying the Signal Strength (Signal Strength Indicator)
130
Display Functions of the Display
131
Power-On Text
132
Sub-LCD Display
133
Sub-LCD Display Priority
134
Transceiver Is Turned on (Custom Start up Screen)
135
Sound
136
Power-On Tone
138
Warning Tone
140
Locator Tone
142
Sidetone
143
Volume Level Tone
144
Tones that Sound When the Transceiver
145
Temporarily Reducing the Volume Level
153
Receiving a Call (Alert Tone Restriction from 2Nd Call)
156
Configuring Audio Profile (Audio Profile)
158
General
159
RX Audio Response
163
TX Digital Audio Response
165
Active Noise Reduction
167
Battery
175
Warning the Battery Power of the Vehicle Battery Is Low (Battery Warning)
177
Reducing Battery Consumption (Battery Saver)
178
Checking the Detailed Information of a Battery (Battery Information Display)
180
Gps Position Display
181
Displaying the Location Information
182
9 Storing Recorded Audio/ Gps
184
Data
184
Formatting a Microsd Card
185
Removing the Microsd Card
186
Folder Structure of a Microsd Card
187
Remaining Memory Capacity (Low Memory Warning)
189
Audio Data File (First-In First-Out Deletion)
190
Configuring Recording Time (Maximum Recording Length)
194
About the Audio to be Recorded
196
Storing Audio Data in the Saved Folder
202
Storing the GPS Data (GPS Data Storage)
203
Confirming Microsd Card Contents Via a PC (SD Card Direct Access)
204
10 Bluetooth Communication 176
207
Toggling Bluetooth On/ off
207
Of the Transceiver (Bluetooth Device Name)
211
Bluetooth-Compatible Device (Bluetooth Find Device)
214
Registering and Connecting Using PF Keys (Define Bluetooth Device)
217
Receive a Pairing Request from a Bluetooth-Compatible Device
220
Behavior of the Transceiver When Pairing Cannot Occur
223
About Headset Profile (HSP Connection HSP Disconnection)
228
Behave (Bluetooth Headset Connection Type)
230
Resetting the Connection by Headset Profile
231
Connecting to a Bluetooth-Compatible Device Fails (Headset Profile)
232
About Serial Port Profile (SPP Connection SPP Disconnection)
233
Profile
234
Linking with the Microphone Hook (off Hook Speaker Revert)
236
A Bluetooth-Compatible Device (Bluetooth Interface Selection)
238
11 External Ports
239
Universal Connector
239
Using the Vibrator
240
D-Sub 25-Pin Connector
242
Available Functions for AUX Output Ports
249
Data Dwell Time
252
State Hold Timer (Active Low)
253
External PTT (Voice), External PTT Data), and Data PTT
254
Connected External Device (Remote Zone-Channel)
255
Optimizing Various Signal Levels
256
Port (Ignition Sense)
258
Is Turned on (Horn Alert Mode)
264
Head
278
Structures of Multi RF Deck/ Multi Control Head
279
Building a Multi RF Deck System
280
Configuring the FPU Data and Writing the FPU Data to each RF Deck
283
Configuring the DIP Switch
289
Basic Operations
295
Receiving
298
Transmitting
299
Modulation Line
301
Audio Function
310
External Speaker (Unselected RF Deck Speaker)
311
External Speaker (Unselected Speaker Offset)
312
Communicating Directly between Control Heads (Intercom)
313
Monitoring the Communications of Control Heads (Transmit Audio Monitor)
315
Received Audio and Beep (Multi RF Deck Audio Output Type)
319
Inhibiting Transceiver Behaviors by Remote Control (Inhibit/ Stun)
326
Communication Ports
327
PC Interface Protocol
328
Restrictions When Configuring AUX Input/ Output
329
Ignition Sense
330
Microphone-Hook
331
Scan
332
Bluetooth Communication
334
Bluetooth On/Off
336
Bluetooth Device Name
337
Registering a Bluetooth Connection Device (Pairing)
339
Displaying a Bluetooth-Compatible Device (Bluetooth My Devices)
340
Microsd
347
Formatting a Microsd Card (Format SD Card)
348
Resetting the Recognition of Microsd Card (Eject SD Card)
349
Relaying the Received Signal (Mobile Relay Station)
353
Examples of Mobile Relay Station Operation
354
Configuring Mobile Relay Station
356
Connecting the RF Deck by Using a D Sub 25-Pin Cable
358
Creating a Dedicated Mobile Relay Station Cable
361
Connecting the External Speaker
363
Placing the Transceiver in Mobile Relay Station Mode
364
Removing a Control Head
391
Control Head Structure Is Operating
403
About Configuration Using KPG-D1/ D1N
409
Configuration in KPG-D1/ D1N if RF Decks Are Switched
412
Configuration in KPG-D1/ D1N if Control Heads Are Switched
415
Changed from a Multi RF Deck System to a Single RF Deck Structure
416
About the Message Display
417
About the Pin Arrangement for KCT-72 and the Connection of External Devices
418
Connecting the External Speaker
419
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Brand
Kenwood
Model
NX-5200K3
Category
Transceiver
Language
English
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