NX-5000
The NX-5000 Series radio provides exceptional interoperability for various applications by supporting both analogue FM and two distinct digital protocols within a single device.
The Kenwood NX-5000 Series of portable handheld and mobile radios allow users to select two digital Common Air Interfaces (CAIs) that can operate on different protocols, as well as FM analogue pre-programming, all in a single radio device.
This exceptional adaptability is particularly advantageous when there is a need to communicate using both analogue and two distinct digital protocols. This may include situations such as:
- Transitioning from an analogue two-way radio system to digital
- Shifting your system from one digital protocol to another
- Uncertainty about the digital protocol that will best meet long-term requirements
- Operating a mixed fleet, which can be particularly useful when visiting sites that operate on a different digital protocol or in emergency services/first responder scenarios.
Select the best configuration to suit your needs
NX-5000 Series radios can be configured to simultaneously support the following combinations of access protocols:
- FM + DMR (Tier II) + NXDN
- FM + NXDN (Gen1 and 2) + P25 (Phase 1 & 2)
- FM + DMR (Tier II) + P25 (Phase 1 & 2)
Smart yet simple
Once programmed and configured, an NX-5000 Series radio can automatically identify a call signal whether it’s NXDN, DMR, P25 or FM analogue – and transmits in the same mode received. By setting the radio to Mixed Mode, the radio to waits for a call in both digital and analogue modes in a digital/analogue environment. Moreover, the new Geographical Zone function allows NX-5000 Series radios to operate in any mode – conventional or trunked – in the same zone.
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