Kenwood NX 200

Product Details

General Features3 W (136-174 MHz) Models

3 W (400-470 MHz) Models

512 CH-GID / 128 Zones

12-Key Keypad Models

14 Character Alphanumeric Aliases

Backlit Dot Matrix LCD

Function/Status LCD Icons

Date & 12/24 Hour Time Clock

Transmit/Busy/Call Alert/Warn LED

On/Off Volume Knob

16-Position Mechanical Selector

6 Front PF & Menu Keys

2 Side PF Keys

Emergency/AUX Key

500 mW Speaker Audio

Emergency Call Features

Multi-Language Display

KMC-47GPS Speaker Mic Option

KPG-111D Windows® FPU

Flash Firmware Upgrading

MIL-STD-810 C/D/E/F/G

IP67 Water & Dust Intrusion

PC Serial Interface

SDM Manual Input*1

Transparent Data Mode*1

Intrinsically Safe Option

VGS-1 Voice Guide / Voice & GPS Data Storage Option

Digital-General

NXDN® Digital Air Interface

AMBE+2™ VOCODER

6.25 & 12.5 kHz Channels

Over-the-Air Alias

Over-the-Air Programming*2

Paging Call

Emergency Call

All Group Call

Status Messaging*1

Remote Stun/Kill*1

Remote Check*1

Short & Long Data Messages*1

GPS Location with Voice*1

NXDN® Scrambler Included

AES / DES Encryption Options

Digital-Conventional Mode

64 Radio Access Numbers (RAN)

Individual & Group Selective Call

Mixed FM/Digital Operation

Conventional IP Networks

Site Roaming

Digital-Trunkking Mode

Individual Private Call

Group Call & Broadcast Call

Telephone Interconnect*3

Transmission Trunked Mode*3

Message Trunked Mode*3

Call Queuing with Priority*3

Late Entry (UID & GID)*3

4 Priority Monitor ID’s*3

Remote Group Add*1

Failsoft Mode

Multi-Site IP Network Compatible

60,000 GIDs / UIDs

Wide Area Group Call

Auto Roaming Registration

Group Registration

SCAN

Single / Multi-Zone Scan / List Scan

Dual Priority Scan (Conventional)

FM Modes-General

25 & 12.5 kHz Channels

FleetSync®/II

DTMF Encode / Decode

Voice Inversion Scrambler

Analog Scrambler Board Capability

FM Conventional Zones

QT / DQT / Two-Tone

Call Keys 1-6

Operator Selectable Tone

FM LTR ® Trunked Zones

KENWOOD LTR® Features

FleetSync ® / II (FM)

PTT ID Digital ANI

Selective Call & Group Call

Status Messaging*1

Emergency Status

Caller ID Display

Short Text Messages*1

MDC-1200

PTT ID Digital ANI

Caller ID Display

Emergency Status

Radio Check

Radio Inhibit

*1 Requires NX subscriber unit PC Serial Interface compatible software application (e.g KENWOOD AVL & Dispatch Messaging software) or hardware (e.g.console).

*2 Requires KENWOOD OTAP Management software

*3 These trunked features are primarily system programming and operational dependent. Priority Monitor also requires NX subscriber settings.

NX-200 NX-300

GENERAL

 RECEIVER

Sensitivity Digital

 @ 6.25kHz (3% BER) 0.20 μV

Digital @ 12.5kHz (3% BER) 0.25 μV

Analog (12 dB SINAD) 0.25 μV

Selectivity Analog @ 25 kHz 72 dB

Analog @ 12.5 kHz 65 dB

Intermodulation Distortion Analog 70 dB (±50,100 kHz)

Spurious Response Analog 70 dB

Audio Distortion Less than 3%

Audio Output 500 mW / 8 Ω

TRANSMITTER

RF Power Output 5 W / 1 W

Spurious Response 70 dB

FM Hum & Noise Analog @ 25 kHz 45 dB

Analog @ 12.5 kHz 40 dB

Audio Distortion Less than 3%

Modulation 16K0F3E, 11K0F3E, 8K30F1E,

8K30F1D, 8K30F7W, 4K00F1E,

4K00F1D, 4K00F7W, 4K00F2D

Analog measurements made per TIA/EIA 603 and specifications shown are typical.

Specifications are subject to change without notice, due to advancements in technology.

FleetSync® is a registered trademark of JVC KENWOOD Corporation.

LTR® is a registered trademark of Transcrypt International.

AMBE+2™ is a trademark of Digital Voice Systems Inc.

Windows® is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation.

NXDN® is a registered trademark of JVC KENWOOD Corporation and Icom Inc.

NEXEDGE® is a registered trademark of JVC KENWOOD Corporation in U.S.A. and some countries.

Applicable MIL-STD & IP

MIL Standard MIL 810C

Methods/

Procedures MIL 810D

Methods/

Procedures MIL 810E

Methods/

Procedures MIL 810F

Methods/

Procedures MIL 810G

Methods/

Procedures

Low Pressure 500.1/

Procedure I 500.2/

Procedure I, II 500.3/

Procedure I, II 500.4/

Procedure I, II 500.5/

Procedure I, II

High Temperature 501.1/

Procedure I, II 501.2/

Procedure I, II 501.3/

Procedure I, II 501.4/

Procedure I, II 501.5/

Procedure I, II

Low Temperature 502.1/

Procedure I 502.2/

Procedure I, II 502.3/

Procedure I, II 502.4/

Procedure I, II 502.5/

Procedure I, II

Temperature Shock 503.1/

Procedure I 503.2/

Procedure I 503.3/

Procedure I 503.4/

Procedure I, II 503.5/

Procedure I

Solar Radiation 505.1/

Procedure I 505.2/

Procedure I 505.3/

Procedure I 505.4/

Procedure I 505.5/

Procedure I

Rain 506.1/

Procedure I, II 506.2/

Procedure I, II 506.3/

Procedure I, II 506.4/

Procedure I, III 506.5/

Procedure I, III

Humidity 507.1/

Procedure I, II 507.2/

Procedure II, III 507.3/

Procedure II, III 507.4 507.5/

Procedure II

Salt Fog 509.1/

Procedure I 509.2/

Procedure I 509.3/

Procedure I 509.4 509.5

Dust 510.1/

Procedure I 510.2/

Procedure I 510.3/

Procedure I 510.4/

Procedure I, III 510.5/

Procedure I

Vibration 514.2/

Procedure VIII, X 514.3/

Procedure I 514.4/

Procedure I 514.5/

Procedure I 514.6/

Procedure I

Shock 516.2/

Procedure I, II, V 516.3/

Procedure I, IV 516.4/

Procedure I, IV 516.5/

Procedure I, IV 516.6/

Procedure I, IV

International Protection Standard

Dust & Water Protection IP54/55