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Ok here is my issue i have a kenwood nx200 programed nxdn very narrow and an icom f3161 both will talk to each other but when i turn on the encryption the icom will talk to the kenwood but the kenwood wont talk to the icom
 

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I have had this issue before. I can't recall right now, under the weather, but has to do with the group selcall, and key id number. Sorry, wish I could help out at the moment, have to go back through this forum to find my notes. I know a few others might chime in.

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I think the answer depends on the type encryption used if it is Kenwood Security and just ICOM Security then I think the answer will be no if you are using high end AES in both radios then the answer should be yes.
 

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Okay I know the two can work together because the local police department uses the same kind of encryption Kenwood type 1 and they have this model of icom they they use also
 

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Okay I know the two can work together because the local police department uses the same kind of encryption Kenwood type 1 and they have this model of icom they they use also
 

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Okay I know the two can work together because the local police department uses the same kind of encryption Kenwood type 1 and they have this model of icom they they use also
What firmware version are the kenwoods?

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