I am involved in a project which uses a NX-5800 in DMR mode to work voice/text with XPR3500, SL300 and SL3500e radios. I have the radios sending DMR standard Texts back and forth but can't find a way to store text messages in the kenwood so I can select them from a list like the MotoTrbo radios. The Kenwood works just fine keying things in manually but I would think there would be a way to store the messages. I have D1N software and a genuine KPG-46X but don't see any options to make a list except for Status messages that would work if everything were Kenwood. Is there anyway to use a pc hooked to the NX-5800 to compose and send messages. I am having trouble finding information and resources for Kenwood like I can for Trbo.
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Kenwood NX5800 DMR Text Messaging
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There is a function under options for that, opt 1, the allows to read and recall messages.
I will have to post tomorrow when I am on my laptop, but you have an SMS key or menu, you can recall your texts.
The solid envelope means messages, flashing mean unread messages. Press and hold the SMS key or menu to retrieve and read.
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I will have to post tomorrow when I am on my laptop, but you have an SMS key or menu, you can recall your texts.
The solid envelope means messages, flashing mean unread messages. Press and hold the SMS key or menu to retrieve and read.
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danielxgame
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you need to activate you stack memory in optional 1, then configure some of you button where you can retrieve your message.
I get the impression that he wants to quickly send pre-composed messages from a list like the Motorolas allow you to do.
Yes, you can do that too. You can set "canned" messages, it's in the orders section of the software.
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Under option 1, task requests, see if that will help, best I can point out at the moment.
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