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Release Notes NX-x00/x00s/x10 Series Firmware Version 4.0

NX-x20 Series Firmware Version 4.0

NXR-x00 Series Firmware Version 4.0

NX-x00/x00s/x10 Series MPT Firmware Version 4.0

NX-x20 Series MPT Firmware Version 4.0

KPG-111D/DN Version 4.0





KPT-110SDK Version 2.0

KPG-150AP Version 2.0

KAS-10 Version 4.0

Last Updated: April 30, 2013 Language: English Document No.: RN-13-0002

NEXEDGE Apr. 2013 Release Information

JVCKENWOOD Document; RN-13-0002_001 04/30/2013

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NXIP Console Interface for Conventional

Model: NXR-x00 Series

Outline

The NEXEDGE Repeater firmware has been updated and now includes a NXIP Console Interface

for NEXEDGE Conventional System use.

This means that regardless of the IP Console’s physical location, it now can connect to a repeater

via an IP network, and transmit and receive digital audio and digital data message.

Operation

Up to 10 Console ID’s can be assigned to one repeater. The concept is the same as with the

NEXEDGE radios.

Console ID’s can have priority level to communicate between consoles.

When the console with high priority attempts to start a transmission while a low priority console

transmitting, the high priority console will be assigned a channel as soon as the low priority

console has finished its transmission.

One console is able to receive up to 100 GID. A separate RAN can be used for each call.

Console PTT is added to a PTT Priority setup (Network PTT, Repeat PTT, External PTT, MIC

PTT) of a repeater, and the priority of that can be set up.

When the conventional system uses the User List, the console ID is also applied.

Moreover, Time-out Timer, TOT Pre-Alert, TOT Reset Time, TOT Rekey Time and Repeat Hold

Timer will also be applied.

By using Cross-busy function and Busy Channel Lockout function, the console can start

transmission without interference to another call from subscriber.

Note:

During a repeater scanning a console cannot start transmitting.

Transmission by Local MIC PTT and External PTT at the repeater is not transferred to the

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Configuration

KPG-109D > Edit > Conventional IP Network > IP Console

KPG-109D > Edit > Optional Features > Common Page 1 > PTT Priority

Note:

When you use IP Console, please validate Conventional IP Network setting.

KPG-109D > Edit > Channel Information > Channel Edit > Network Setting



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Updates for KAS-10 Model: KAS-10

Outline The following functions have been updated in KAS-10 Version 4.0:

Increase number of Scanned Maps Up to 20 maps can now be registered.

Microsoft® MapPoint North America/Europe 2013 KAS-10 V4.0 now supports the latest Microsoft MapPoint North America/Europe 2013 of Microsoft MapPoint.

Microsoft® Windows8 KAS-10 V4.0 now supports Microsoft Windows 8.

NXIP Console Interface for Conventional IP Network KAS-10 V4.0 is able to connect to NXR-x00 NEXEDGE Conventional Systems/Repeaters via IP.

Improvement of Polling operation

・ Automatic polling holding for the Subscriber which is not working.

・ Automatic extension of Polling interval time for the Subscriber which is out of range.

Group Call from PABX in NEXEDGE Trunking System KAS-10 V4.0 can now be involved in a group call initiated from the PABX.

Improvement of Activity History and Print Log Date information is added to the Activity History and Print Log.

Transmit operation by F12 Key Initiate transmit operation by pressing F12 Key.

Detailed Operation/Configuration Increase number of Scanned Maps The KAS-10 V4.0 can now handle up to 20 maps to show more details or a wider area.

Scanned Map registration: Setup > Map Options > Scanned Map > Set Up Scanned Map choice: View > Scanned Map

Microsoft MapPoint North America/Europe 2013 KAS-10 V4.0 now supports Microsoft MapPoint North America/Europe 2013.

Map establishment: Setup > Map Options > Microsoft MapPoint Map choice: View > MapPoint

Microsoft Windows 8 KAS-10 V4.0 now supports Microsoft Windows 8, but no touch input.

NEXEDGE Conventional IP connection Previously, the PC running KAS-10 needed to be connected via a serial cable to a mobile or portable radio. The radio needed to be installed in the radio system coverage area. With the support for an IP connection, the KAS-10 dispatcher can be installed anywhere within reach of an IP connection. This new solution provides more flexibility and saves the initial cost of a radio. Up to 10 KAS-10 V4.0 can be connected to a NXR-x00 repeater through an IP Network. Recording of audio is now supported in both directions. This means that the dispatcher audio and the radio audio can now be recorded. Previously, only the receive audio from the radio was recorded.

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Busy Channel Check Telecommunications Regulators in some countries require that the channel/frequency is checked to be free before a transmission can be started. KAS-10 connected via IP to a conventional repeater can now check the receive condition of the NXR-x00 repeater.

・ System operation and operator efficiency has been improved, as up to 10 KAS-10 dispatchers can be connected simultaneously to one NXR-x00 repeater.

・ The following PTT Priorities can be programmed in the NXR-x00 repeater by the KPG-109D programming software: MIC PTT: Transmission by Microphone connected to the repeater External PTT: Transmission by controlling the back terminal of the repeater Repeat PTT: Transmission by repeat operation. Network PTT: Transmission request from another repeater connected via IP. Console PTT: Transmission by KAS-10 connected through IP.

If the Console PTT is configured with the highest priority, the repeat operation for subscribers is interrupted immediately, when a KAS-10 dispatcher starts a transmission.

KPG-109D > Edit > Optional Features > Common Page1 > PTT Priority

・ When voice communication and GPS information are required, it is recommend to use Busy Channel Lockout for a single site or two KAS-10, one for voice and one for GPS in a multi-site system.

・ Decode RAN can be configured in IP Network Options 1. Up to 63 Decode RAN can be listed. It is not configured to each ID. All RAN would be decoded. Note that all the RAN(s) Decode RAN is set as the list of Decode RAN rather than are set up for every channel like Mobile become a candidate for decoding. Setup > Mobile Stations Options Setup > IP Network Options1 > RAN Decode Table

・ Selecting GID will be received any time regardless of Scan Add condition. To receive non selecting GID, check Scan Add on the Mobile Station Option. Diring resume time, KAS-10 transmits to the received GID. After resume time, it start transmits to the selecting GID. Setup > Mobile Stations Options Setup > IP Network Options > Resume Time

・ Others, basic setting

The type of IP Network of KAS-10 must be set as Conventional. Set Up > Signaling Format(Protocol)Options > IP Network NEXEDGE(Digital) Conventional

Selection of Adapter Please choose the adapter to be used, when two or more Ethernet Adapters are installed in one PC.

Set Up > IP Network Options1 > Adapter

Setting of the Base Station Name/ID Set to the individual ID which KAS-10 uses.

Set Up > IP Network Options1 > Adapter

Setting of the Home Repeater IP Address IP Address of the repeater which KAS-10 is connected to.

Set Up > IP Network Options1 > Home Repeater IP Address

Setting of the Channel Spacing Channel Spacing of the repeater. Set Up > IP Network Options1 > Channel Spacing



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KPG-109D > Edit > Channel Information > Channel Edit > Channel Spacing (NXDN)

Registration of KAS-10 It is necessary to register KAS-10 into NXR-x00 by KPG-109D, when LAN or IP access is required.

KPG-109D > Edit > Conventional IP Network > IP Console

Polling operation A function was added which increases the polling interval time in case a subscribers stops responding to GPS position information auto polling requests.

・ Automatic suspension of Polling a Subscriber

When KAS-10 receives a “Subscriber switched off” status message from a specific subscriber, the

automatic polling function for the specific subscriber is suspended. This stops unnecessary polling transmissions to subscribes, which have been switched off and are not available. If this happens for a number of subscribers, the polling time interval is adjusted automatically, so that the polling frequency can be increased and shorter update times can be achieved for the remaining subscriber units. If a subscriber becomes available again by sending a voice call, status message or data message to a KAS-10 dispatcher, the polling operation is resumed automatically. In case a KAS-10 dispatcher sends a status message or data message to a suspended subscriber or when a reception check is carried out on this subscriber, the polling operation will be resumed automatically. In order to use this function, when a subscriber is turned off the Transmit Off status has to be programmed and setup.

Setup > Auto Polling Options > Pause (Power-off) Setup > Auto Polling Options > Interval for a single Auto Polling Setup > Auto Polling Options > Interval for a series of Auto Polling KPG-111D > Edit > NXDN > Status > Power-on/off Status Message KPG-111D > Edit > FleetSync > Target > Power-on/off Status Message

・ Polling interval for the smart automatic extension when the radio was out of the area. When KAS-10 operates by auto polling function for receiving radio location information, KAS-10 automatically assumes that a radio is outside the service area when the radio does not respond within five counts of the polling cycle. After KAS-10 has completed 10 auto polling cycles for a specific radio without a response, the auto polling function will change to polling. This avoids unnecessary transmissions and creates time for other subscribers

The interval times can be programmed under the following menus:

Setup > Auto Polling Options > Interval for Out of Range Setup > Auto Polling Options > Interval for a single Auto Polling

Setup > Auto Polling Options > Interval for a series of Auto Polling’s

The KAS-10 can receive group calls from telephone NEXEDGE Trunking System configuration. KAS-10 dispatchers can be included in group calls setup from the telephone system via KTI-4. Calls to individual KAS-10 dispatchers and calls from KAS-10 dispatchers to telephone lines are not supported.

Setup > Mobile Stations Options

Improved Activity History and Print Log. The new software improves to recording of information with the Call Activity History and Print log. View > Activity History

Tools > Filter and Print Log File



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Transmission operation by the F12 Key Transmit operation can now be controlled by the F12 Key.

MapPoint is Microsoft ® and Windows® 8 are registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries. Google is a trademark of Google, Inc. FleetSync® is a registered trademark of JVCKENWOOD Corporation. NEXEDGE™ is a trademark of JVCKENWOOD Corporation.

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OTAP Enhancement（Remote Programming via IP）

Outline

Target model：NXR-x00 series

The KPG-150AP (OTAP Manager) will now allow sending programming data to a repeater in a

NEXEDGE conventional system and trunking system via an IP network.

FPU data can be transmitted to a target radio remotely by the OTAP Manager installed on a PC.

This allows updating radio configurations from outside the coverage area.

・

Operation

OTAP IP Network Communication Functions

Once radios to be reprogrammed have been selected, the function button Execute becomes

available and a window offering transmission options will open.

OTAP Manager IP communications has the following functions.

・ Reactivation Method

This function sends the new FPU data to the target radio through the repeater via IP

network.

・ Remote Reactivation

This function sends the Reactivation command to the target radio through the repeater via

the IP network. When the target radio receives this command, it updates the new FPU data

immediately.

・ Status Request

This function sends a command to the target radio to get the latest information of the radio



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via the IP network. Based on the response from the target radio the OTAP Manager

recognizes that the target radio has activated the new FPU data or not and changes the

status of the target radio icon on the display.

Features Improvement

The following functions have been improved.

・ Communication Mode display

The OTAP Manager shows IP address and com port of the connected repeater.

・ Improved Remote Reactivation

Previous versions have sent the Reactivation command to all radio regardless of state.

The new version now sends a command to target radio only which states "Waiting Activation".

So, OTAP operation will be efficient.

Configuration

OTAP Manager Setting

Clicking the “New System” or “Edit System”, open “System Add” or “System Edit” window.

KPG-150AP > System > New System > System Add

KPG-150AP > System > Edit System > System Edit

Clicking the “Communication Port” button, the “Communication Port” [System Add or System Edit]

window appears.

The following items can be configured:

・ Communication Mode：Select the COM or LAN connection.

・ Adapter：Select the network adapter to be used.

・ Base Station ID： Set the Console ID.

・ System Mode：Specify Trunking System or Conventional System.

・ RAN Encode：Select RAN Encode. (Only for Conventional System)

・ Network Category：Set the Network Category of the site. (Only Trunking system)

・ System Code：Set the System Code of the site. (Only Trunking)

・ Site Number：Specify the site number of the site.

・ IP Address：Set the IP address of the repeater.

・ Channel Spacing：Select a Channel Spacing same as the repeater setting. (Very Narrow or

Narrow)

KPG-150AP > System > New System > System Add > Communication Port [System Add]

KPG-150AP > System > Edit System > System Edit > Communication Port [System Edit]



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NX-x00/x20 Series Improvement The NX-x00 Series, NX-x00 Series and NX MPT Series improvement of common and new functions:

・ Automatic Transmit Power

・ Preamble Length extension

・ Maximum Volume Improvement

・ Adds Support or Automatic Transmit Power Adjustment Outline Model: NXDN Trunking System only. NEXEDGE trunking radios can now adjust their output power according to the received signal strength level indication (RSSI) of a Control Channel and Traffic Channel. The radios can switch automatically to either Low or High transmit power depending on the received RSSI level. The advantages being potentially longer battery life and fewer near field interferences issues. Configuration

Select to Automatic Transmit Power Zone Type: NXDN Trunking System NXDN NX-x00 Subscriber Programming KPG-111D > Edit > Zone Information > Zone Edit > Transmit Power. NXDN NX-x20 Subscriber Programming KPG-141D > Edit > Zone Information > Zone Edit > Transmit Power. NEXEDGE MPT NX-x00 Subscriber Programming KPG-143D > Edit > Zone Information > Zone Edit > Transmit Power. Select to “Auto” in Transmit Power.

RSSI Setting (Transmit Power (Auto)) NXDN NX-x00 Subscriber Programming KPG-111D > Edit > NXDN > Trunking >RSSI Setting (Transmit Power (Auto)) KPG-111D > Edit > Multiple Systems > General >RSSI Setting (Transmit Power (Auto)) NXDN NX-x20 Subscriber Programming KPG-141D > Edit > NXDN > Trunking >RSSI Setting (Transmit Power (Auto)) KPG-141D > Edit > Multiple Systems > General >RSSI Setting (Transmit Power (Auto)) NEXEDGE MPT NX-x00 Subscriber Programming KPG-143D > Edit > NXDN > Trunking >RSSI Setting (Transmit Power (Auto)) KPG-143D > Edit > Multiple Systems > General >RSSI Setting (Transmit Power (Auto))

Set to value of Power Threshold.



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・ Preamble Length extension Outline Model: NX series (Conventional System only) This function will allow adjustment of the Preamble time in a NXDN frame. The length of the preamble sent at the beginning of each transmission can now be adjusted in the transmitting radio. This will improve locking on a channel by radios scanning a large number of channels in weaker RSSI areas and helps avoiding missing any communication. Configuration

Preamble Length NXDN NX-x00 Subscriber Programming KPG-111D > Edit > NXDN > Conventional > Preamble Length NXDN NX-x20 Subscriber Programming KPG-141D > Edit > NXDN > Conventional > Preamble Length NXDN MPT NX-x00 Subscriber Programming KPG-143D > Edit > NXDN > Conventional > Preamble Length You can decide the length of the preamble by using the following formula. Channel spacing (NXDN) is Very Narrow (6.25kHz): Preamble length time [sec] = 1/2400 × 4 × a (value of FPU) Channel spacing (NXDN) is Narrow (12.5kHz): Preamble length time [sec] = 1/4800 × 8 ×a (value of FPU) Example: Preamble length time set to 0.125 sec (125msec): 0.125 [sec] = 1/2400 x 4 x a 0.125 [sec] = 1/600 x a a = 0.125 x 600 a = 75

・ Maximum Volume Limit Model: NX-7x0/8x0 series and NX-7x0/8x0 series only. Outline This feature already exists in the portable radios, but was missing from the mobile radios. The Maximum Volume setting adjusts the maximum allowable volume selectable by the radio user. This is designed to prevent possible audio feedback issues or can be used to limit the audio output power when using accessories to avoid inadvertent damage. Configuration

Maximum Volume NXDN NX-x00 Subscriber Programming KPG-111D > Optional Features 1 > Common Page2 > Audio Volume > Maximum Volume NXDN NX-x20 Subscriber Programming KPG-141D > Optional Features 1 > Common Page2 > Audio Volume > Maximum Volume



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NX MPT Series Improvement Model: NX MPT series Outline Adds Stun and Revive function to NEXEDGE MPT radios. Using AHYK and AHYL messages NEXEDGE MPT radios will now accept stun and revive commands in the same way same as provided by the FleetSync and NXDN over-the-air protocols. This enhances security features available to existing MPT customers as radios can be temporarily stunned in case of unauthorised use or theft.

Note：

・ Not every MPT Trunking system infrastructure might accept and support the stun function. Please confirm with your MPT Trunking system equipment supplier if the functionality is supported.

Operation You are able to use similar Stun function in FleetSync or NXDN. Configuration Edit -> MPT Network Data > Network Parameter 1 > Network Information Check Stun Validation (AHYK/AHYL) if the feature should be used. Edit -> MPT Network Data > Personal Data 2 > Status Define the number for Revive and Stun.



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Number of NXDN Trunking System function Model: NXDN Trunking System only

Outline This function provides Multiple NXDN Trunking System operation to a radio which has a ‘multi system’ key file. This function allows an end-user to use multiple NXDN Trunking Systems with one radio easily. Feature:

・ Up to 8 different the NXDN Trunking systems can be configured

・ Up to 8 isolation network parameter can be programmed

・ Up to 2048 Frequency Table number for all systems can be used

Note：

・ A maximum of 2048 frequencies can be programmed in the frequency table. Up to 1023 frequencies per system can be programmed.

・ If the radio transmits an individual call by Selcall on PTT, the selected ID is loaded from the Unit ID list of the system assigned to the zone.

・ Multi Scan and List scan searches a call within the zone which is assigned to the same system.

・ If a radio starts transmitting from stack mode in the different system zone, the radio sounds a warning tone and transmission is cancelled.

・ The ID Name information is shown on the display from the Unit ID List of the selected NXDN Trunking System. The Stack Mode ID name might not be shown correctly if the selected zone is different.

・ Even if the Call 1 to 6 in PF_KEY assign List Number in the Unit ID List of the Home system, configured by the FPU, the radio is operates an individual call for a Unit ID in current NXDN Trunking system actually. If the system is different, the radio can only operate an individual call if the current NXDN Trunking system has the range of the List Number.

・ A radio saves a maximum 30 Add or Delete RCCH information broadcasted from a control channel of site as annunciation message for channel control Hunt operation.

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Configuration [Note]

・ This document explains how to configure KPG-111D only. KPG-141D and KPG-143D are configured as same.

Product Information Select Multiple Systems from Number of NXDN Trunking Systems. KPG-111D > Model > Product Information > Number of NXDN Trunking Systems

Depends on Number of NXDN Trunking Systems selection, editable FPU items will be changed as below.

FPU settings

Number of NXDN Trunking Systems

Single system

Multiple Systems

KPG-111D > EDIT > NXDN > General1 > Unit ID(Own) x

fixed value*1

KPG-111D > EDIT > NXDN > General1 > Base ID Type x

fixed value*1

KPG-111D > EDIT > NXDN > General1 > Base ID x

fixed value*1

KPG-111D > EDIT > NXDN > General1 > Unit ID Encode Block(Start - End)

x fixed

value*1

KPG-111D > EDIT > NXDN > GPS > Base ID Type (GPS) x

fixed value*1

KPG-111D > EDIT > NXDN > GPS > Base ID (GPS) x

fixed value*1

KPG-111D > EDIT > NXDN > Unit ID List x

fixed value*1

KPG-111D > EDIT > NXDN > Trunking > Trunking Type x invisible

KPG-111D > EDIT > NXDN > Trunking > Automatic Response x invisible

KPG-111D > EDIT > NXDN > List Partition > NXDN > Unit ID List Quantity

x x

(System1-8)

KPG-111D > EDIT > NXDN > General1 > Home System invisible x (New)

KPG-111D > EDIT > Emergency Information > Emergency ID(NXDN Trunking) x invisible

KPG-111D > EDIT > Multiple Systems > System invisible x (New)

KPG-111D > EDIT > Multiple Systems > General > Network No invisible x (New)

KPG-111D > EDIT > Multiple Systems > General > Unit ID(Own) invisible x (New)

KPG-111D > EDIT > Multiple Systems > General > Base ID Type invisible x (New)

KPG-111D > EDIT > Multiple Systems > General > Base ID invisible x (New)

KPG-111D > EDIT > Multiple Systems > General > Unit ID Encode Block(Start - End)

invisible x (New)

KPG-111D > EDIT > Multiple Systems > General > Base ID Type (GPS) invisible x (New)

KPG-111D > EDIT > Multiple Systems > General > Base ID (GPS) invisible x (New)

KPG-111D > EDIT > Multiple Systems > General > Trunking Type invisible x (New)

KPG-111D > EDIT > Multiple Systems > General > Automatic Response invisible x (New)

KPG-111D > EDIT > Multiple Systems > General > RSSI Settings > Power Threshold [dBm]

invisible x (New)

KPG-111D > EDIT > Multiple Systems > General > Emergency ID(NXDN Trunking)

invisible x (New)

KPG-111D > EDIT > Multiple Systems > Unit ID List invisible x (New)

KPG-111D > EDIT > Multiple Systems > List Partition invisible x (New)



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KPG-111D > EDIT > Optional Features 1 > Power-on > Unit ID(Own) Of Selected System

invisible x (New)

KPG-111D > EDIT > Network > System Information x

x (System1-8)

KPG-111D > EDIT > Network > Site Information > Network invisible x (New)

KPG-111D > EDIT > Network > Control Channel Hunt Table > Network invisible x (New)

KPG-111D > EDIT > Network > Control Channel Hunt Table > Frequency Table No

invisible x (New)

KPG-111D > EDIT > Network > Hunt Options > Network invisible x (New)

KPG-111D > EDIT > Network > Frequency Table > Table No. invisible x (New)

KPG-111D > EDIT > Zone Information > System invisible x (New)

x: can be changed (heretofore settings) *1: The value displayed is the value programmed in the System Number by the Home System settings.

System Information setting Configure System Name for System #1 to #8. KPG-111D > EDIT > Network > System Information

Notes：The System Key File must be saved to a proper folder before changing it.

Site Information setting Select Network number when you like to configure site information. KPG-111D > EDIT > Network > Site Information

Frequency Table setting Select the Table Number in an appropriate System and make the Frequency Table. (The Table Number is the same as the System number selected in System information.) KPG-111D > EDIT > Network > Frequency Table > Table Number

Control Channel Hunt Table setting Select Network number and make the Control Channel Hunt Table. KPG-111D > EDIT > Network > Control Channel Hunt Table

Hunt Option setting Select Network number and configure Hunt Option. KPG-111D > EDIT > Network > Hunt Option

Zone Information setting Select System Number on the NXDN Trunking Zone Information window.



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KPG-111D > EDIT > Zone Information

Note: You need to set the System Name in System Information before it can be configured in the Zone configuration.

Home System setting The System Number in Home System is a number which configuration valid for Conventional Zone when the Number of NXDN Trunking Systems is selected Multiple Systems. KPG-111D > EDIT > NXDN > General1 > Home System

Unit ID (OWN) of Selected System setting Unit ID (OWN) of the selected system is the Unit ID Number for power on display when the radio is powered on. KPG-111D > EDIT > Optional Features 1 > Power-on > Unit ID (Own) Of Selected System

When it is checked, the Unit ID (own ID) for the selected zone is displayed. When it is unchecked, the Unit ID configured in KPG-111D > EDIT > NXDN > General 1 > Unit ID (Own) is displayed. Note: Even if it is enabled, when the selected Zone is not the NXDN Trunking Zone, the Unit ID configured in KPG-111D > EDIT > NXDN > General 1 > Unit ID (Own) is displayed.

Multiple Systems setting The each item is configured to same as with the Single System per system. The difference is the location of item.

・ KPG-111D > EDIT > Multiple Systems > General > Network Number

・ KPG-111D > EDIT > Multiple Systems > General > Unit ID(Own)

・ KPG-111D > EDIT > Multiple Systems > General > Base ID Type

・ KPG-111D > EDIT > Multiple Systems > General > Base ID

・ KPG-111D > EDIT > Multiple Systems > General > Unit ID Encode Block

・ KPG-111D > EDIT > Multiple Systems > General > Base ID Type (GPS)

・ KPG-111D > EDIT > Multiple Systems > General > Base ID (GPS)

・ KPG-111D > EDIT > Multiple Systems > General > Trunking Type

・ KPG-111D > EDIT > Multiple Systems > General > Automatic Response

・ KPG-111D > EDIT > Multiple Systems > General > RSSI Settings > Power Threshold

・ KPG-111D > EDIT > Multiple Systems > General > Emergency ID(NXDN Trunking)

・ KPG-111D > EDIT > Multiple Systems > Unit ID List

Unit ID List Quantity setting Open the List Partition window and enter the quantity for the Unit ID List of each system. KPG-111D > EDIT > NXDN > List Partition > NXDN > Unit ID List Quantity KPG-111D > EDIT > Multiple Systems > List Partition > NXDN > Unit ID List Quantity



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Note: Quantity of Conventional zone will be applied same as Home System.

Write Data to the Transceiver setting You can change Unit ID of multiple systems when you write FPU data to the radio. KPG-111D > Program > Write Data to the Transceiver > NXDN > Unit ID (Own)

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Compatibility of KPG-111D/KPG-141D/KPG-143D(V 4.00)

Read Data x（Old Data）

（New Data）Write Data Note 3

（Old Data）（New Data）

Open (Data File) x Open (Data File) Note 1Open (Source File) x Open (Source File) Note 1Open (Service File) x Open (Service File) Note 1

Read Data Note 2（New Data）

（Old Data）Write Data x

Note 1: If the data has the structure of the new data of a multi system, the old FPU can not open file after following error message is displayed.

The old FPU can open the file if the data is structured as new data and is of a single system.





The "x" means being available.

New FPU

Old FPU

Old Firm

New Firm

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Compatibility of KPG-109D(Since V3.00 and V4.00)

Read Data x

（Old Data）

（New Data）

Write Data Note *1

（New Data）

Open (Data File)

x(Note *2)

（Old Data）

Open (Data File)

x

Read Data x

（New Data）

（Old Data）

Write Data x

The "x" means being available.Note *1: New FPU can write to the data after Warning Message on display when the PTT Priority included the "Console PTT".Note *2: If you configure at "Console PTT" In the PTT Priority, value is cleared.

New Firm (Since V3.00 or

V4.00)

Old Firmware (previous v2.80)

Old FPU (previous v2.80)

New FPU (Since V3.00 or



1/1

Improvements of KPT-110SDK

Model: NXR-x00 Series

Outline

Version 2.0 of the KPT-110SDK adds the following functionality.

Support for NEXEDGE Conventional System.

Developers can now develop Windows based applications for NEXEDGE Digital Trunking System

and the NEXEDGE Digital Conventional Systems.

Example Applications: Dispatch Console, Vehicle location, People location, Messaging or SCADA

and Telemetry applications or similar.

Supported Functionality:

1) Voice Call (Group Call, Individual Call)

2) Data Call (GPS, Short Message, Status Message, etc.)

3) Encryption*1

*1 DES/AES encryption is not available.

For more detailed information, please refer to the technical manuals which come with the

KPT-110SDK Version 2.0.

Documents

NEXEDGE NXDN Release Notes - Conversaciones recientesforo.syscom.mx/uploads/FileUpload/bc/509ac8bea3c3362253a1484795c78... · KAS-10 V4.0 now supports Microsoft Windows 8, but no