What is Kenwood Nexedge?

NEXEDGE is KENWOOD’s innovative digital conventional and trunked radio solution, designed to meet the highest demands of today’s communications environment and to provide users with a multitude of NEXEDGE-abilities to transform their operations.

What is Nexedge radio?

NEXEDGE is a digital radio brand from Kenwood which uses the NXDN Common Air Interface. The NXDN CAI was developed jointly by Icom and Kenwood and has a following of several companies, known collectively as the NXDN Forum.

How do I program my Kenwood VHF radio?

How to Program Your Kenwood Two-Way Radio

1. Turn the radio off and hold down the menu button.
2. Using the arrow keys, select whichever channel number you prefer.
3. Once you land on the correct channel, press the menu button again.
4. Next, use the arrow keys to select your preferred frequency within that channel.

What is DMR and NXDN?

The differences are in the channel access methodology and channel bandwidth. NXDN uses Frequency Division Multiple Access or FDMA and DMR uses Time Division Multiple Access or TDMA for their channel access methodologies.

What does NXDN stand for?

NXDN is an industry designation that stands for Next Generation Digital Network and is both a modulation method and over-the-air API. NXDN uses Frequency Division Multiple Access (FDMA) with digital 6.25 kHz and 12.5 kHz narrow-band channels.

What is NXDN trunking?

Location. Worldwide. Short Description. NXDN is a digital narrowband trunked radio protocol used in commercial, business & industry, transport and Public Safety professional radio systems.

What does mode FMN mean?

Feb 8, 2010. FMN=Frequency Modulation- Narrow (FM Narrow) Read an excerpt from the WIKI: NFM – Narrowband FM (called FM on most scanners) — is used on most current analog public safety communications and the total deviation is generally limited to 30 KHz down to about 12 KHz.

How do I get my Kenwood radio off scan?

So unless something else weird is going on, press the PTT on the mic to stop scanning.

What is the difference between P25 and DMR?

P25 is the digital standard for public safety grade two-way radios. DMR (Digital Mobile Radio) is the private industry version of a digital standard. Radios from multiple vendors designed with the DMR standard are guaranteed to work with each other.

When did Kenwood NEXEDGE digital radio come out?

Region: In 2008 KENWOOD introduced the NEXEDGE ® range of advanced digital radios using the NXDN™ protocol, a widely supported open standard. NEXEDGE ® was the first system of its kind with the ability to communicate with both analog and digital handsets, providing a cost-effective solution to customers migrating from legacy analog systems.

What kind of radio system does Kenwood use?

NX-3000 special WEB site Multi-protocol digital two-way radio: Designed to operate under an NXDN or DMR digital, and FM analog protocols. Solution Package KENWOOD understands that customers want solutions, not just equipment.

What kind of protection does a Kenwood NEXEDGE have?

All KENWOOD radios are rugged, designed for extremes in temperature and daily use, meeting Mil-Spec 810 C, D, E, F and G and NEXEDGE portables also meet the IP (International Protection) IP67 standard for dust and water immersion.

Which is Kenwood system operators offer coverage in your area?

Click on the Coverage Map to see which KENWOOD system operators in your area offer coverage. NEXEDGE two-way radios and NEXEDGE systems are built for business, and your NEXEDGE operator will customize your radios to your exact requirements with GPS, intrinsically safe options and more.