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Relm Bk kng p2 signalling types

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Giddyuptd

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What signalling options does the kng p2 offer, mdc1200 and what else?

I ask cause I've noticed a preamble or atis type that won't decode on a apx, Kenwood mid and high tier, icoms and it's suppository mdc1200.

The shop they (a entity) use either has no clue or for unknown reason is using a signalling sounding like mdc but isn't.

Many in field have come to us complaining and the contractor avoids our calls which mou's with us for mutual aide.

Any thoughts?
 
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If it sounds like MDC, but doesn't decode, it could be Kenwood Fleetsync. BK KNG on analog channel offers basic MDC1200, 2-tone, 5-tone, DTMF.
 
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Interesting. Isn't fleetsync. Only thing I can think is its their coding which has issue in the programming with settings.

Do they mute dos or no?
 
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