XNMS Operation Guide

Content
1 Quick Start ............................................................................................................................................ 4

1.1 About XNMS ................................................................................................................................. 4
1.2 XNMS Login ................................................................................................................................. 7
1.3 Software Interface .......................................................................................................................... 8
2 Express Edition ................................................................................................................................... 12
2.1 Monitor ........................................................................................................................................ 12
2.1.1 Diagnostics............................................................................................................................ 12
2.1.2 Details ................................................................................................................................... 13
2.2 Parameters.................................................................................................................................... 14
2.2.1 Basic Setting ......................................................................................................................... 14
2.2.2 Network ................................................................................................................................ 15
2.2.3 Phone Service ....................................................................................................................... 17
2.2.4 XPT Channel......................................................................................................................... 19
2.2.5 XPT Service .......................................................................................................................... 21
2.2.6 Upgrade................................................................................................................................. 23
2.2.7 Query .................................................................................................................................... 23
2.3 System.......................................................................................................................................... 24
2.3.1 Repeater ................................................................................................................................ 24
2.3.2 User ....................................................................................................................................... 25
2.3.3 Setting ................................................................................................................................... 28
2.3.4 Database ................................................................................................................................ 29
3 Standard Edition ................................................................................................................................. 30
3.1 Topology ...................................................................................................................................... 30
3.2 Monitor ........................................................................................................................................ 33
3.2.1 Watching ............................................................................................................................... 33
3.2.2 Diagnostics ........................................................................................................................... 35
3.2.2 Details ................................................................................................................................... 37
3.3 Parameters.................................................................................................................................... 38
3.3.1 Basic Setting ......................................................................................................................... 38
3.3.2 Network ................................................................................................................................ 39
3.3.3 Phone Service ....................................................................................................................... 41
3.3.4 XPT Channel......................................................................................................................... 43
3.3.5 XPT Service .......................................................................................................................... 44
3.3.6 Upgrade................................................................................................................................. 46
3.3.7 Query .................................................................................................................................... 46
3.3.8 Statistic ................................................................................................................................. 50
3.4 System.......................................................................................................................................... 56
3.4.1 Repeater ................................................................................................................................ 56
3.4.2 User ....................................................................................................................................... 57
3.4.3 Setting ................................................................................................................................... 61
3.4.4 Database ................................................................................................................................ 62
3.5 FAQ.............................................................................................................................................. 62
4 Appendix............................................................................................................................................. 67
4.1 Repeater Alarms and Handling (Digital Repeater) ...................................................................... 67
4.1.1 Over Temperature ................................................................................................................. 67
4.1.2 VSWR Alarm ........................................................................................................................ 68
4.1.3 Over/Low Voltage Alarm ...................................................................................................... 68
4.1.4 TX/RX Unlock Alarm........................................................................................................... 69
4.2 Repeater Alarms and Handling (Portable Repeater) .................................................................... 70
4.2.1 Battery Mismatch.................................................................................................................. 70
4.2.2 Low Battery .......................................................................................................................... 70
4.2.3 External Power Abnormal..................................................................................................... 71
4.2.4 TX/RX Unlock...................................................................................................................... 72
4.2.5 Over Temperature ................................................................................................................. 72
4.2.6 VSWR Alarm ........................................................................................................................ 73
4.3 Repeater Alarms and Handling (Wall-mounted Repeater) .......................................................... 73
5 Abbreviations ..................................................................................................................................... 74
Welcome to XNMS
The XNMS (Extended Network Management System) is a PC-based application designed for
monitoring operation status of the XPT (Extended Pseudo Trunk) System. This document guides
users to operate the XMNS software.
Contents
_ Software License Statement
_ Quick Start
_ Express Edition
_ Standard Edition
_ FAQ
_ Appendix
_ Abbreviations
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1 Quick Start
1.1 About XNMS
The XNMS is used to remotely monitor and manage repeaters registered in the XPT system.
As a core device in the system, the repeater is responsible for delivering all services. In this sense,
monitoring the repeaters gives you a full picture of the system. However, the repeater is usually
deployed outdoors, which may expose it to harsh working conditions for a long time. In order for
the repeaters to operate normally, it is necessary to monitor them in real time and fix any potential
problems.
This is what XNMS comes for. It enables you not only to diagnose the repeater remotely and take
troubleshooting measures, but also to make statistics on and query the services conducted in the
system for a certain period of time.
Networking
XNMS includes the Client, Data Service, Communication Service Center and Communication
Service. The Data Service and Communication Service Center use MySQL to store data.
_ Client: the operating interface of XNMS.
_ Data Service: the data management center of the system. It's used for statistics,
query and storage of the service data, repeater configuration, alarm information
etc., and supports distributed deployment.
_ Communication Service Center: the data connection and distribution center of the
system. Together with the Communication Service, it's mainly used for real-time
data report and repeater configuration.
_ Communication Service: exchanges and forwards the repeater data, and supports
distributed deployment.
For the installation, please refer to XNMS Installation Guide.
Main Features
The XNMS supports the following features.
_ View location and RSSI range of the repeater for better deployment to ensure the
communication among radios.
_ Monitor the operating status and alarms to locate repeater failures.
_ Manage the services data, including statistics, query and exporting the service.
_ Recover the repeater based on the monitoring results, or modify the repeater
parameters.
The XNMS comes with a free Express Edition and a paid Standard Edition. The features of them
are listed as below.
Note:
"√" indicates the feature is available in the edition, while "×" not available.
Express
Feature Standard Edition
Edition
Topology × √
Topology
Repeater Location × √
Watching × √
Monitor Diagnostics √ √
Details √ √
Parameters Basic Setting √ √
Network √ √
Phone Service √ √
XPT Channel √ √
XPT Service √ √
Upgrade √ √
Repeated Service × √
Repeated Call × √
Repeated Message × √
Repeater Alarm × √
Radio Service × √
Query
Radio Group Service × √
Repeater RSSI Map × √
Repeater Log √ √
System Log √ √
Service Data Export × √
Site × √
Repeated Service × √
Repeater Private Call × √
Repeater Group Call × √
Statistics Radio Service × √
Radio Group Service × √
Repeater RSSI × √
Custom Report × √
Service Data Export × √
Repeater √ √
User √ √
System
Setting √ √
Database √ √
1.2 XNMS Login
1. Run the XPT Client (Any of the following can be selected).

o Double click XPT Client icon on the PC, and the login interface pops up.
o Go to Start -> All Programs -> Hytera -> XNMS -> XPT Client on the
PC, and the login interface pops up.
2. Click on top right.
3. Set the connection parameters in the popped window, including Communication
Service Center IP and Port. For details, please refer to XNMS Installation Guide.
4. Click OK and return to the login interface.
5. Enter the user name and password.
There is only one default system administrator, and both the user name and the password
are "Admin" (case-sensitive). See User to add normal users.
6. Click Login to access the main interface of XNMS.
Different main interface is for Express Edition and Standard Edition.
o Express Edition: Monitor.
o Standard Edition: Topology. See the following figure.
Note: After the Standard Edition is authorized, you can click on top right to switch
between the two editions.
1.3 Software Interface
This section takes the Parameters as the example to introduce the XNMS interface.
Module Description Remark
1. Shortcut Menu
Click to view the connection

status among Clients, Servers and
Version and Database in the pop-up Version and
You can move cursor to any icon to view
Check Check Service window. It can help its full name and version information.
Service you quickly find out which
component fails to connect to the
XNMS.
Help File Click to view Help File. NA
Click to switch between the

Express Edition and the Standard The Standard Edition is a paid edition.
Edition Edition. See About XNMS for the features in the
Switch
This icon appears only after the Express Edition and the Standard Edition.
Standard Edition is authorized.
2. Status Bar
This icon appears in Free Edition only
The edition is Free Edition. after Standard Edition is licensed.
Edition
This icon appears only in Standard
The edition is Standard Edition. Edition.
Free License
_ Number of Repeater
Allowed: 64.
_ Number of Client Allowed:

2 clients can login the
XNMS at the same time.
_ Email Alert: Disabled.
Licensed
Allowed: Specified in the
License.
_ The License is imported through
_ Number of Client Allowed: the XNMS ConfigTool. For
Specified in the License. operations, please refer to XNMS
XNMS Installation Guide.
License _ Email Alert: Specified in
Status the License. _ If you want to expand the
capability of XNMS, please
contact Customer Service
Restricted Department.
The icon appears after the
encryption dongle is disconnected.
Allowed: The number of
allowed repeaters when the
encryption dongle is
connected. But the data
exchange with the repeaters
is restricted.
_ Number of Client Allowed:

Only the system
administrator can login the
XNMS.
_ Email Alert: Disabled.

System The connected system is XPT NA
Status System.
Normal
Connection
Status of
Data Connecting
Service
Failed When the connection is failed, you can
click on top right to find out which
Normal component fails to connect to the XNMS.
Connection
Status of
Communica Connecting
tion Service
Center
Failed
Password
Managemen Click to modify the login NA
t password.
3. Navigation List
_ View information of the

registered repeaters _ This feature is available only in
the Standard Edition.
_ View distribution and
Topology operation status of all _ The normal user can make these
repeaters operations only after being
authorized by the system
_ View location of all administrator or the supervisor.
repeaters on map
_ Monitor the selected _ The Watch feature is available

repeater in real time. only in the Standard Edition.
_ View diagnostic data of the
Monitor _ The normal user can make these
selected repeater operations only after being
_ View information of the authorized by the system
selected repeater. administrator or the supervisor.
The normal user can make these

Remotely read or configure operations only after being authorized by
Parameters
parameters of the selected repeater. the system administrator or the
supervisor.
Query the services of the repeater
Query and radio in a specified period, _ You can only query Repeater Log
including Repeated Service, and System Log in the Express
Repeated Call, Repeated Message, Edition.
Radio Service, Radio Group
Service, Repeater RSSI Map, _ The normal user can make these
Repeater Log and System Log. operations only after being
authorized by the system
administrator or the supervisor.
View services data of the repeater

_ This feature is available only in
and radio in a specified period,
Repeated Service, Repeated Private the Standard Edition.
Call, Repeated Group Call, Radio _ The normal user can make these
Statistics
Service, Radio Group Service, operations only after being
Repeater RSSI. You can also make authorized by the system
Custom Report to export these administrator or the supervisor.
services data.
Manage the data in XMNS
operations only after being authorized by
System including Repeater, User, System
the system administrator or the
Settings and Database.
supervisor.
4. Repeater List
Search for repeaters according to operations only after being authorized by
Search Bar
key words of repeater alias. the system administrator or the
supervisor.
Repeater Display all repeaters in the operations only after being authorized by
List conventional system. the system administrator or the
supervisor.
5. Main Interface
Display contents of the selected module in operations only after being authorized by
navigation list. the system administrator or the
supervisor.
2 Express Edition
2.1 Monitor
You can select Monitor on the left to monitor and diagnose operation status of the site or the
selected repeater in real time.
_ Diagnostics: confirm whether the repeater operates normally.
_ Details: view information of the site or the repeater.
2.1.1Diagnostics
You can select "Monitor -> Diagnostics" to view diagnostic data of the selected repeater.
This interface contains diagnostic value and result.

_ Diagnostic data:
o You can click the item to view its latest diagnostic data. For example, click
"Voltage" to view the current power supply of the repeater.
o You can click Refresh on top right to view the latest value of all items.
_ Different colors are used to indicate the diagnostic result.
o Green: normal.
o Red: alarm.
If an alarm occurs, the alarm information will appear on the right of the interface,
including alarm time, alarm type and possible cause. The alarm message will also appear
on the top of the interface. By default, the alarm message will be broadcasted.
o If all the items are in gray, it indicates that the repeater is disconnected.
Note:
_ In general, both the "Rx Interfere" and "Tx Interfere" are in gray. You cannot click "Refresh"
to get the latest data. However, if there is interference during reception or transmission, the bar
will turn red which represents an alarm. The diagnostic result is automatically reported.
_ If an offline repeater is selected, only the previous diagnostic data is displayed. If
there is an alarm message, it indicates that the repeater operates abnormally when it's
turned off last time. In this case, please identify the problem and handle it as soon as
possible.
Parameters Description
Power-supply voltage of the repeater.

Voltage When the voltage is out of the range (e.g. less than 11V or more than 15.6V), a
low/high voltage alarm will be given.
Temperature of PA board.
PA
When the PA temperature exceeds 95℃, a high-temperature alarm will be triggered.
Temperature
This alarm will be cleared when the temperature is below 85 degree.
Voltage standing wave ratio (VSWR) during transmission and alarm status.
VSWR If the value is higher than 2.6:1, "Alarm" will be displayed. When higher than 6.0:1,
"Open Circuit" will be displayed.
Tx Power Tx power of the repeater.

Current lock status of the the receiver.
_ 0: Locked
Rx PLL
_ 1: Unlocked
Current lock status of the the transmitter.

_ 0: Locked
TX PLL
_ 1: Unlocked
Rx Indicate whether there is interference when the repeater receives the call or data
Interference request from the radio.
Tx Indicate whether there is interference when the repeater repeats the call or data
Interference request from the radio.
2.1.2Details
You can "Monitor -> Detail" to view basic information of the selected site or repeater.
Different information is displayed when selecting the site and the repeater.
_ Site: It provides site alias, site ID and details of all the repeaters in the site.
_ Repeater: It provides details of the repeater, such as repeater index, TX frequency, RX
frequency etc.
Note:
Please click Refresh to ensure the data is the latest.

The following figure shows the details of the selected repeater.
2.2 Parameters
Note:
_ The system administrator can view and modify repeater parameters directly, while the
normal user can make these operations only after being authorized by the system
administrator or the supervisor.
_ Please click Restart to remotely restart the repeater after the new parameters are
written into the repeater. The restart process costs about 9 to 13 seconds.
_ The repeater cannot deliver any services or perform other controls during writing and
reading.
_ The repeater cannot deliver any services during restarting. For example, when the
repeater is delivering a private call, this call will be lost if the repeater is restarted.
2.2.1Basic Setting
Parameter Description
Power
Sets the high TX power of the repeater.
Note:
High Power
The High TX Power (900M) is only available for RD98XS with
U5 frequency band (900M).
Low Power Sets the low TX power of the repeater.

Channel
Current
Sets the current channel for the repeater.
Channel
TX Power Sets the TX power level.

Level The new configuration only works after the repeater is restarted.
_ High: High TX power level can extend the signal coverage,
enabling the radio to communicate with the one at farther distance.
_ Low: When the communication distance meets the demand, Low

TX power level can be selected to save the power and prevent
excessive transmissions into other geographical areas.
2.2.2Network
API
Sets the API interface mode which the repeater provides for the third party.
This parameter is read only.
_ Hytera Defined Data: Hytera defined standard API interface. When

the repeater receives the encrypted data which needs to be
API interface transferred to a third party, it will decode the data before
Mode transferring.
_ End to End Encryption: Hytera defined End to End Encryption API

interface. When the repeater receives the encrypted data which
needs to be transferred to a third party, it will transfer the data to the
third party directly without decoding.
Buffer size of the repeater in IP Multi-site Connect mode for audio packet.
The audio packet is RTP-based, and is transmitted to the repeater from the
RTP Packet
network. If the network is unstable, buffer size can be increased for the
Buffer Length
repeater to process RTP audio packets.
Range: 1 ~ 8
Sets the IP address of the third party equipment which connects to the
Third Party repeater.
Server IP
Range: 1.0.0.0 ~ 126.255.255.255, 128.0.0.0 ~ 223.255.255.255
The repeater can be a bridge to realize the communication between the

radios and PC-end applications, such as Dispatcher Application.
Forward to PC _ Checked: Enable the Forward to PC feature.
_ Unchecked: Disable the Forward to PC feature.

Note:
This feature is Not available if AIS Enable is selected.
Multi-site Connect Configuration
The length of buffer area for the repeater to process the received voice and
data in the IP network.
Jitter Buffer When the network connectivity is poor, the buffer length can be increased to
Length improve the communication continuity.
Range: 1 ~ 8
Sets the authentication key to access the IP network. All slave repeaters in
the same IP Multi-site Connect network must be configured with the same
key as the master repeater.
All repeaters in the same IP Multi-site Connect network use this key for the
authentication.
Network When reading the repeater, the XNMS cannot read the value of the
Authentication authentication key, as it displays as "*" for security. The key can only be
Key written into the repeater when it's displayed in plain text.
Range:
_ 1～40 characters (the valid characters include 0～9 and A～F)
_ Blank (the authentication feature is disabled)
SNMP
Sets whether the repeater can report the broadcast message through SNMP
protocol.
_ Checked: The repeater can report the broadcast message through
Broadcast
Trap Enable SNMP protocol.
_ Unchecked: The repeater cannot report the broadcast message

through SNMP protocol.
Sets whether the repeater can report the handshake information through
SNMP protocol.
_ Checked: The repeater can report the handshake information
Handshake
Trap Enable through SNMP protocol.
_ Unchecked: The repeater cannot report the handshake information

Local
Sets whether the repeater can report its information through SNMP protocol.
Machine Info
Trap Enable _ Checked: The repeater can report its information through SNMP
protocol.
_ Unchecked: The repeater cannot report its information through

SNMP protocol.
Sets the interval for the repeater to report diagnostics information through
SNMP protocol.
SNMP Trap _ Disable: The repeater will not report diagnose information through
Interval SNMP protocol.
_ 5 ~ 25 seconds
Sets the IP address for third party application which supports SNMP, so as
SNMP Trap to establish a connection between the third party application and the radio.
IP
Range: 1.0.0.0 ~ 126.255.255.255, 128.0.0.0 ~ 223.255.255.255
Sets the target port which is used by the repeater to report the diagnose
information through SNMP protocol. For example, if you want to diagnose
SNMP Trap or monitor a repeater via XNMS, you must input the monitoring port of
Port XNMS in this parameter; otherwise, XNMS is unable to acquire the
diagnose information reported by the repeater.
Range: 1 ~ 65535
2.2.3Phone Service
SIP
Sets the SIP Remote Port number which is used to receive SIP phone calls by
SIP Remote repeaters.
Port
Range: 1024 - 65535
Phone
Enables or disables the Telephone Interconnection Enable feature. This
feature is based on SIP protocol.
Telephone
Enable Note:
Sets the telephone gateway IP used in telephone interconnection.

Phone
Gateway IP Range: 1.0.0.0～126.255.255.255, 128.0.0.0～223.255.255.255
Sets the Radio Voice Service Slot1 Port number used in Telephone
Interconnection.
Range: 1024 ~ 65534
Radio Voice
Service Slot1 Step: 2
Port
Note:
The port number must be unique and even.
Interconnection.
Range: 1024 ~ 65534
Radio Voice
Port
Note:
PBX Access Sets the PBX Access Code used in Telephone Interconnection.
Code Range: Digits, English letters or special characters (~@#$%^*)
Sets the phone gateway ID for a phone call.

Range: 65248 ~ 65279
Phone
Note:
Gateway ID
The Phone Gateway ID of the repeater must be the same as that of the radio,
otherwise, the phone calls cannot be identified correctly.
The code for the radio to access the phone system.
Connect Code To use the Phone feature, the radio must access the phone system first.
Range: 0~9, A, B, C, D, *, #
The code for the radio to exit the phone system.
Disconnect To end a phone call, the radio should exit the phone system by sending the
Code disconnect code.
Range: 0~9, A, B, C, D, *, #
Sets the total communication time of a phone call.
TOT Phone This feature can help to avoid situation in which both the radio user and
Time phone user forget to hang up and end a call.
Range: Infinite, 1~255 minutes
Wait PBX If the repeater is used by the SIP phone call initiated by the radio user, a
ACK Timer timer is activated upon call initiation.
Before the timer expires, the repeater shall reserve a channel to ensure the
phone call can be established successfully.
Range: 1~10s
Phone Call List

With this feature enabled, the phone user can make a call to the radio user
Dial-up quickly. The phone user can make a call to the radio user by dialing the
Mapping corresponding mapped Phone ID, instead of dialing Call Type + Radio ID.
Enable After this feature is enabled, the Phone ID must be mapped by Call Type +
Radio ID in Phone Call.
Adds the private contact or group contact IDs which can participate in phone
call in repeater phone system.
Range:
Radio ID _ Private Call: 1 ~ 65023
_ Group Call: 1 ~ 240
_ All Call: 255
Sets the phone ID mapped by Call Type and Radio ID.

Phone ID
Range: 1 ~ 4294967295
Sets the type of a phone call.

Call Type
Range: Private Call, Group Call, All Call
2.2.4XPT Channel
Color code is used to identify a system. The radios must be configured with
the same color code to communicate with each other. A repeater makes no
Color Code responds to the channel activity which is set with a different color code.
Range: 0 ~ 15
With this feature enabled, the repeater stops forwarding the services when
Interference interference is detected.
Detection If the interference signal strength is higher than or equal to RSSI Threshold,
the repeater determines that there is interference.
Sets the threshold value for triggering the Interference Detection feature.
With Interference Detection feature enabled, the repeater stops forwarding the
RSSI services if the carrier signal strength is higher than or equal to RSSI
Threshold Threshold.
Range: -120 ~ -60dBm
Sets the RX frequency of the channel.

Rx Freq
It's subject to frequency range of the repeater.
Sets the TX frequency of the channel.

It's subject to frequency range of the repeater. The value of TX frequency is
the sum of RX Frequency and Offset. For example, when RX Frequency and
Tx Freq
Offset are set to 469.250000 MHz and -49.750000 MHz respectively, click
"Copy" and the screen displays TX Frequency is 419.500000 MHz
automatically.
Sets TX power level of the repeater in a channel.

High: High TX power level can extend the signal coverage, enabling the radio
to communicate with the one at farther distance.
Power Level
Low: When the communication distance meets the demand, Low TX power
level can be selected to save the power and prevent excessive transmissions
into other geographical areas.
2.2.5XPT Service
Site Setting
Sets the index number of each repeater in a single site, which must be unique and starts
from 1.
Range:
Repeater
Index • Repeater Type set as Slave, and Repeater Service Type as Data Repeater": 16
~ 30
• Repeater Service Type set as Voice Repeater: 1 ~ 8
Voice Sets the number of voice repeaters in the XPT site. This parameter is only available for
Repeater master repeater.
Capacity
Range: 2 ~ 8
in Site
Set the ID of the XPT site in which the repeater currently locates.
Site ID
Range: 1 ~ 30
The repeater transmits beacon signal periodically when it is idle. The radio finds the
repeater and detects its RSSI according to the beacon signal.
This parameter is used to set how long the beacon signal lasts. The Beacon Duration of
each repeater in one site must be configured as the same.
Range: 240 ~ 1800ms
Step: 120ms
The recommended Beacon Duration varies from the Repeater Capacity in the site. See the
Beacon below:
Duration
Recommended Beacon Duration
Adjacent Site Number ≤ 4 < Adjacent Site Number ≤

Repeater Capacity in Site
4 8
1～3 ≥240ms ≥360ms
4～6 ≥360ms ≥480ms
7～8 ≥480ms ≥600ms
Beacon Sets the interval to transmit the beacon signal.

Interval It is recommended to configure the Beacon Interval of all repeaters as the same in one
site.
Range: 960 ~ 18000ms
Step: 120ms
Home Group List

Sets home groups of each repeater under the current site.
This parameter is only available for the master repeater (Repeater Type: Master). Home Group must
be unique for different repeaters.
The repeater only processes the group call services of the home group to avoid channel resource
waste.
Caution:
• If Home Group List cannot be displayed, please first click Monitor on the left, then select
this master repeater in the site list, and refresh the data in Detail interface.
• When editing the Home Group List, you can only perform same type of the operation at a
time. If you need to execute other operations, please first click Write to write the data into the
repeater. For example, you already add the members to the Home Group List, you cannot
delete or modify the list until you write the data into the repeater.
Repeater Sets the index number of the repeater.

Index Range: 1 ~ 8
Sets the ID of the home group of the repeater.

Home One repeater can support 30 Home Group IDs at most.
Group ID
Range: 1 ~ 240
2.2.6Upgrade
With this feature enabled, the repeater is upgraded via the IP Multi-site
Network.
Remote Upgrade
Enable • Checked: Enable the Remote Upgrade feature.
• Unchecked: Disable the Remote Upgrade feature.
Sets the static IP address of the server in which the upgrade software is
installed.
Remote Upgrade The repeater is connected to this server through the IP Multi-site Network for
Service IP remote upgrade.
Range: 1.0.0.0 ~ 126.255.255.255, 128.0.0.0 ~ 223.255.255.255
Sets the UDP Port number for the server to upgrade remotely the repeaters.
Range: 1 ~ 65535
Remote Upgrade
Service UDP Port Note:
The UDP Port number must be unique.
Sets the UDP Port number of the repeaters.

The upgrade software will upgrade remotely the repeaters via this UDP Port.
Remote Upgrade Range: 1 ~ 65535
Local UDP Port
Note:
Remote Upgrade Sets the time to run the firewall of the router after the router is connected to
Firewall Open the repeater to be upgraded.
Time Range: 5 ~ 30 second
2.2.7Query
You can click Query on the left to query the Repeater Log and System Log.
Repeater Log
Query the operation log of the repeater in a specified period. The data can be used to diagnose
and solve the communication error in the repeater.
System Log
Query the operation log of the XNMS Client in a specified period. The data can be used to
diagnose and solve the abnormalities in the XNMS.
2.3 System
2.3.1Repeater
You can select "System -> Repeater" to manage the repeaters. The system administrator can add,
delete or batch input repeater data, while the normal user can make these operations only after
being authorized by the system administrator or the supervisor.
• Add
Click Add, enter the repeater series number and click OK in the pop-up dialog box.
Note:
o The repeater doesn't support GPS, please input the location data, including
longitude, latitude and elevation. You can also click Input to input location data
in batch. See Input below for operations.
o The longitude or latitude displays in degree, or degree, minute and second. You
can set it in System -> Setting.
o The access code configured in XNMS must be the same as that in the repeater.
Otherwise, the repeater will be unable to access to XNMS.
§ Delete
Select the repeater in the list, and then click Delete.
§ Refresh
Click Refresh, and the information of all registered repeaters appears in the list.
§ Import: Download a template to input repeater data in batch.
o Click Import.
o Select and download a template in the popped Import dialog box.
§ Latitude and longitude (Degree): The longitude and latitude display in

degree.
§ Latitude and longitude (Degree, minute, second): The longitude and

latitude display in degree, minute and second.
o Fill the repeater information in the template, including alias, serial number and
longitude, latitude and elevation.
o Click in Import dialog box, select save path of the template, and then
click OK.
XNMS starts to import repeater data. If succeeds, you can click Refresh to view
the imported data; If fails, you can view failure details in the popped Import
Failed Data window.
2.3.2User
You can select "System -> User" to manage the user information.
User Role
There are two kinds of roles with different permissions.
Role Permission
The system administrator has the highest privilege to perform all operations
in XNMS, and set operation permission, repeater management permission
System and email for normal users.
Administrator
There is only one default system administrator and both the user name and
the password are "Admin" (case-sensitive).
The normal user has lower priorities, and can make the operations authorized
by system administrator.
Normal User If edit permission of User is enabled, the normal user can set operation
permission, repeater management permission and email of other normal
users.
User Management
The system administrator can add, delete or modify all users information, while the normal users
can make these operations only after being authorized by the system administrator or the
supervisor.
• Add
Click Add and set the user information in User and E-mail tags.
o User: sets the operation permissions on features and repeaters. See the following
table for parameter descriptions.
§ View: when this permission is enabled, the user can only view related
information.
§ Edit: when this permission is enabled, the user can view, add, delete or
modify related information.
o Email: sets email to receives XNMS alarms, including email address, alarm type,
send or not, email language and description. See the following table for
parameter descriptions.
§ Delete
Select the user to be deleted, and then click Delete.
The default system administrator cannot be deleted.
§ Modify
Select the user to be modified, click Modify, and then modify the information in the
popped dialog box.
You can only modify one user a time.
§ Refresh
Refresh the list of users.
User
Sets the user name.
100 normal users can be added in the XNMS at most. The initial password is
Account
888888. You can click on top right to modify the password. The account
cannot be modified after it's added.
Assigned by the system administrator to set operation permission, repeater

management permission and email for other normal users. The supervisor can
add 20 normal users in the XNMS at most.
Supervisor Note:
The edit permission of User must be enabled to set the permissions of other
normal users.
Features Sets feature permission for normal users. This feature is available for system
Control administrator and supervisor only.
Repeater Sets repeater management permission for normal users. This feature is
Management available for system administrator and supervisor only.
Email
Sets the email address to receive the notification when the repeater is in alarm
or the repeater goes online/offline.
10 different email addresses can be added for one user at most.
Email Note:
Address
You must correctly configure the sending address and receiving address. The
sending address is set in XNMS Configuration Tool. The configuration path is
"Communication Service Center -> Email Settings". For operations, please
refer to XNMS Installation Guide. The Enterprise Email is recommended.
Email Sets the languages for the receiving email, including Chinese and English.
Language Default: It keeps the same as the system language.
Sets the alarm type to be notified, including Voltage, PA Temperature,

Alarm Type VSWR, RX PLL, TX PLL.
Default: All
Sets whether to send emails to notify the user when there is alarm in the
Send or Not
system.
Description Adds other information.
2.3.3Setting
Language and Format Setting

Sets the UI language of XNMS client.
Options:
Language
• Chinese
• English
Sets the format of longitude and latitude in XNMS client.

Longitude Options:
and Latitude
• Degree
Format
• Degree, Minute and Second
Alarm Setting
Sets whether the XNMS broadcasts the alarm in case of the repeater
alarm.
Options:
• Smart Voice: The XNMS client broadcasts the alarm in case of

the alarm. For example, when the voltage alarm occurs, the
XNMS client will announce this alarm.
Option • Tone Voice: The XNMS client gives a tone in case of an alarm.
• Mute: The XNMS client does not broadcast the alarm or give any
tone in case of the alarm.
Note:
For Smart Voice feature, it needs to work with the software Voice
Recognition. Please ensure it has been successfully installed on the PC,
otherwise, the Smart Voice feature will not operate normally.
Offline Map
Imports the downloaded map source.
The RSSI range of the repeater can be displayed on the offline map, and only be viewed in
the Standard Edition.
Radio RSSI
Sets ranges and colors of the RSSI at different levels received by the radio.
This feature is used to distinguish the different levels of RSSI received by the radio, and
only applied in the the Standard Edition.
2.3.4Database
The database may run slowly due to a mass of history data after the XNMS
operates for a period of time. This feature allows you to remove the history
data in the database to improve the database performance. Click Start to
Database enable this feature.
Cleanup
Caution:
Be caution that the history data cannot be recovered after cleanup.
When making the statistics, the data of the day may not be synchronized
Database
into the database. To ensure the data accuracy, click Synchronize, and then
Synchronization
select the time to synchronize the data of that day into the database.
3 Standard Edition
3.1 Topology
You can click Topology on the left to view system topology and repeater location.
• Topology:
o View quantity of registered repeaters in the system, including all repeaters, alarm
repeaters, offline repeaters and normal repeaters.
o View distribution and operation status of all repeaters in the system.
o View basic information, monitor data and parameters of the selected repeater.
§ Repeater Location: View repeater location on map.
Topology
You can click Topology on top left to view system topology.
Each cabinet represents one XPT site. You can click the icon to view operation status of all
repeaters in the site.
• The repeater displays as when it is online (e.g. 121).
• The repeater displays as when it is offline (e.g. 13).
• The repeater displays as when it is in alarm (e.g. 64).

• The repeater displays as when access code configured in this repeater is
different from that in XNMS. You can modify access code of XNMS in System ->
Repeater.
• The repeater displays as (e.g. 11 and 62) when it has remark information.
You can right click this repeater and select Basic to view details.
The repeater quantity is shown on top right. In the figure above, there are 31 repeaters registered
in the XNMS. One of them is in alarm, four are offline and twenty six operate normally. If you
want to quickly find out one repeater, you can operate as below.
• Select the repeater in Repeater on top left, and then click Query on top right. The
topology only displays the selected repeaters.
• Click Alarm Repeater, Offline Repeater, Normal Repeater or All Repeater on top
right. The topology only displays the selected repeaters.
Caution:
The repeater index must be unique in one site. If there are same indexes, the Topology
only displays the data of the latest online repeater. Therefore, if "the number of normal
repeater < the number of all repeater - the number of offline repeater - the number of
alarm repeater", please go to "System -> Repeater" to check the repeater index, and then
go to "Parameter -> XPT Service" to modify the index.
You can also:
• View repeater information: Right click one repeater to make the following operations:
o Basic: View alias, serial number, operation status and remarks of the selected
repeater. If you want to add or modify remarks, click Edit in Basic window.
o Monitor: View operation status of the selected repeater in the past 30 seconds,
including Histogram and Logs. For details, see Watching.
o Parameters: View parameters of the selected repeater.
§ Modify site alias: Right click one site, select Site Alias, and then click Edit in the popped
Site Alias window.
Note:
If the new alias is not updated in real time, please switch the interface to refresh the
information.
Repeater Location
You can click Repeater Location on top left to view locations of all repeaters in the system.
This feature directly displays locations of all repeaters on map, and can help you quickly find out
the selected repeater. Operate as follow:
1. Select the repeater in Repeater on top left.

2. If you want to view the location by online map, select Online Map on top right; if by
offline map, please import the downloaded map in System -> Setting.
3. Click Query on top right.

You can move cursor to the repeater icon to view its alias.
Besides, you can click Alarm Repeater, Offline Repeater, Normal Repeater or All Repeater
on top right to display the selected repeaters on map.
Note:
• When you use the online map, please ensure your PC accesses the Internet successfully.
• The repeater doesn't support GPS, please input the location in System -> Repeater.
3.2 Monitor
3.2.1Watching
You can select "Monitor -> Watching" to view the operation status of all repeaters in one site or
the selected repeater in the past 30 seconds.
Site
You can select a site on the left to view the slot using rate of each repeater in this site in the past
30 seconds.
Repeater
You can select one repeater in a site to view its operation status.
• Histogram: It displays the services of the repeater by slots, including service type,
duration, RSSI, slot using rate ect.
• Logs: It displays the services of the repeater by list, including start time, duration, service
type, call type, sender ID, slot, RSSI etc.
Note:
To ensure the timeliness, please don’t click Pause to suspend the data update when you select
Logs.
Histogram is taken as the example:

As the above figure shows:
• The using rate of slot 1 is 9%, and that of slot 2 is 1%.
• The repeater delivers GPS data twice, message once and system services once on the slot
1, and GPS data once on the slot 2. On the slot 1, the duration for a single GPS service is
the same as that for short message, which is approximately 3-4 times for system service.
Note:
• System services are the services excluding RRS, telemetry, short message, GPS,
supplementary service and voice service.
• The network between the repeater and the dispatch station must be well connected when
sending RRS or GPS data through a data repeater. Otherwise, the corresponding RRS
service or GPS service will not be uploaded to the XNMS.
3.2.2Diagnostics
You can select "Monitor -> Diagnostics" to view diagnostic data of the selected repeater.
This interface contains diagnostic value and result.
• Diagnostic data:
o You can click the item to view its latest diagnostic data. For example, click
"Voltage" to view the current power supply of the repeater.
o You can click Refresh on top right to view the latest value of all items.
• Different colors are used to indicate the diagnostic result.

o Green: normal.
o Red: alarm.
If an alarm occurs, the alarm information will appear on the right of the
interface, including alarm time, alarm type and possible cause. The alarm
message will also appear on the top of the interface. By default, the alarm
message will be broadcasted.
o If all the items are in gray, it indicates that the repeater is disconnected.
Note:
• In general, both the "Rx Interfere" and "Tx Interfere" are in gray. You cannot click
"Refresh" to get the latest data. However, if there is interference during reception or
transmission, the bar will turn red which represents an alarm. The diagnostic result is
automatically reported.
• If an offline repeater is selected, only the previous diagnostic data is displayed. If there is
an alarm message, it indicates that the repeater operates abnormally when it's turned off
last time. In this case, please identify the problem and handle it as soon as possible.
Parameters Description
Voltage Power-supply voltage of the repeater.

When the voltage is out of the range (e.g. less than 11V or more than
15.6V), a low/high voltage alarm will be given.
Temperature of PA board.
PA When the PA temperature exceeds 95℃, a high-temperature alarm
Temperature will be triggered. This alarm will be cleared when the temperature is
below 85 degree.
Voltage standing wave ratio (VSWR) during transmission and alarm

status.
VSWR
If the value is higher than 2.6:1, "Alarm" will be displayed. When
higher than 6.0:1, "Open Circuit" will be displayed.
Tx Power Tx power of the repeater.

Current lock status of the the receiver.
Rx PLL • 0: Locked
• 1: Unlocked
Current lock status of the the transmitter.

TX PLL • 0: Locked
• 1: Unlocked
Rx Indicate whether there is interference when the repeater receives the

Interference call or data request from the radio.
Tx Indicate whether there is interference when the repeater repeats the
Interference call or data request from the radio.
3.2.2Details
You can "Monitor -> Detail" to view basic information of the selected site or repeater.
Different information is displayed when selecting the site and the repeater.
• Site: It provides site alias, site ID and details of all the repeaters in the site.
• Repeater: It provides details of the repeater, such as repeater index, TX frequency, RX

frequency etc.
Note:
Please click Refresh to ensure the data is the latest.
The following figure shows the details of the selected repeater.
3.3 Parameters
3.3.1Basic Setting
Power
Sets the high TX power of the repeater.
Note:
High Power
The High TX Power (900M) is only available for RD98XS with
U5 frequency band (900M).
Low Power Sets the low TX power of the repeater.

Channel
Current
Sets the current channel for the repeater.
Channel
Sets the TX power level.
The new configuration only works after the repeater is restarted.
• High: High TX power level can extend the signal coverage,

TX Power
enabling the radio to communicate with the one at farther distance.
Level
• Low: When the communication distance meets the demand, Low
TX power level can be selected to save the power and prevent
excessive transmissions into other geographical areas.
3.3.2Network
API
Sets the API interface mode which the repeater provides for the third party.
This parameter is read only.
• Hytera Defined Data: Hytera defined standard API interface. When

the repeater receives the encrypted data which needs to be
API interface transferred to a third party, it will decode the data before
Mode transferring.
• End to End Encryption: Hytera defined End to End Encryption API

interface. When the repeater receives the encrypted data which
needs to be transferred to a third party, it will transfer the data to the
third party directly without decoding.
Buffer size of the repeater in IP Multi-site Connect mode for audio packet.
The audio packet is RTP-based, and is transmitted to the repeater from the
RTP Packet
network. If the network is unstable, buffer size can be increased for the
Buffer Length
repeater to process RTP audio packets.
Range: 1 ~ 8
Sets the IP address of the third party equipment which connects to the
Third Party repeater.
Server IP
Range: 1.0.0.0 ~ 126.255.255.255, 128.0.0.0 ~ 223.255.255.255
The repeater can be a bridge to realize the communication between the

radios and PC-end applications, such as Dispatcher Application.
• Checked: Enable the Forward to PC feature.
Forward to PC • Unchecked: Disable the Forward to PC feature.
Note:
Multi-site Connect Configuration
The length of buffer area for the repeater to process the received voice and
data in the IP network.
Jitter Buffer When the network connectivity is poor, the buffer length can be increased
Length to improve the communication continuity.
Range: 1 ~ 8
Sets the authentication key to access the IP network. All slave repeaters in
the same IP Multi-site Connect network must be configured with the same
key as the master repeater.
All repeaters in the same IP Multi-site Connect network use this key for the
authentication.
Network When reading the repeater, the XNMS cannot read the value of the
Authentication authentication key, as it displays as "*" for security. The key can only be
Key written into the repeater when it's displayed in plain text.
Range:
• 1～40 characters (the valid characters include 0～9 and A～F)
• Blank (the authentication feature is disabled)
SNMP
Sets whether the repeater can report the broadcast message through SNMP
protocol.
Broadcast • Checked: The repeater can report the broadcast message through
Trap Enable SNMP protocol.
• Unchecked: The repeater cannot report the broadcast message

Sets whether the repeater can report the handshake information through
SNMP protocol.
• Checked: The repeater can report the handshake information
Handshake
Trap Enable through SNMP protocol.
• Unchecked: The repeater cannot report the handshake information

Sets whether the repeater can report its information through SNMP
protocol.
Local • Checked: The repeater can report its information through SNMP
Machine Info protocol.
Trap Enable
• Unchecked: The repeater cannot report its information through
SNMP protocol.
Sets the interval for the repeater to report diagnostics information through
SNMP protocol.
SNMP Trap • Disable: The repeater will not report diagnose information through
Interval SNMP protocol.
• 5 ~ 25 seconds
SNMP Trap Sets the IP address for third party application which supports SNMP, so as
IP to establish a connection between the third party application and the radio.
Range: 1.0.0.0 ~ 126.255.255.255, 128.0.0.0 ~ 223.255.255.255
Sets the target port which is used by the repeater to report the diagnose
information through SNMP protocol. For example, if you want to diagnose
SNMP Trap or monitor a repeater via XNMS, you must input the monitoring port of
Port XNMS in this parameter; otherwise, XNMS is unable to acquire the
diagnose information reported by the repeater.
Range: 1 ~ 65535
3.3.3Phone Service
SIP
Sets the SIP Remote Port number which is used to receive SIP phone calls
SIP Remote by repeaters.
Port
Range: 1024 - 65535
Phone
Enables or disables the Telephone Interconnection Enable feature. This
feature is based on SIP protocol.
Telephone
Enable Note:
Sets the telephone gateway IP used in telephone interconnection.

Phone
Gateway IP Range: 1.0.0.0～126.255.255.255, 128.0.0.0～223.255.255.255
Interconnection.
Range: 1024 ~ 65534
Radio Voice
Port
Note:
Radio Voice Interconnection.
Service Slot2 Range: 1024 ~ 65534
Port
Step: 2
Note:
PBX Access Sets the PBX Access Code used in Telephone Interconnection.
Code Range: Digits, English letters or special characters (~@#$%^*)
Sets the phone gateway ID for a phone call.

Range: 65248 ~ 65279
Phone
Note:
Gateway ID
The Phone Gateway ID of the repeater must be the same as that of the radio,
otherwise, the phone calls cannot be identified correctly.
The code for the radio to access the phone system.
Connect Code To use the Phone feature, the radio must access the phone system first.
Range: 0~9, A, B, C, D, *, #
The code for the radio to exit the phone system.
Disconnect To end a phone call, the radio should exit the phone system by sending the
Code disconnect code.
Range: 0~9, A, B, C, D, *, #
Sets the total communication time of a phone call.
TOT Phone This feature can help to avoid situation in which both the radio user and
Time phone user forget to hang up and end a call.
Range: Infinite, 1~255 minutes
If the repeater is used by the SIP phone call initiated by the radio user, a
timer is activated upon call initiation.
Wait PBX Before the timer expires, the repeater shall reserve a channel to ensure the
ACK Timer phone call can be established successfully.
Range: 1~10s
Phone Call List

With this feature enabled, the phone user can make a call to the radio user
Dial-up quickly. The phone user can make a call to the radio user by dialing the
Mapping corresponding mapped Phone ID, instead of dialing Call Type + Radio ID.
Enable After this feature is enabled, the Phone ID must be mapped by Call Type +
Radio ID in Phone Call.
Radio ID Adds the private contact or group contact IDs which can participate in phone
call in repeater phone system.
Range:
• Private Call: 1 ~ 65023
• Group Call: 1 ~ 240
• All Call: 255
Sets the phone ID mapped by Call Type and Radio ID.

Phone ID
Range: 1 ~ 4294967295
Sets the type of a phone call.

Call Type
Range: Private Call, Group Call, All Call
3.3.4XPT Channel
Color code is used to identify a system. The radios must be configured with
the same color code to communicate with each other. A repeater makes no
Color Code responds to the channel activity which is set with a different color code.
Range: 0 ~ 15
With this feature enabled, the repeater stops forwarding the services when
Interference interference is detected.
Detection If the interference signal strength is higher than or equal to RSSI Threshold,
the repeater determines that there is interference.
Sets the threshold value for triggering the Interference Detection feature.
With Interference Detection feature enabled, the repeater stops forwarding the
RSSI services if the carrier signal strength is higher than or equal to RSSI
Threshold Threshold.
Range: -120 ~ -60dBm
Sets the RX frequency of the channel.

Rx Freq
It's subject to frequency range of the repeater.
Sets the TX frequency of the channel.

It's subject to frequency range of the repeater. The value of TX frequency is
Tx Freq the sum of RX Frequency and Offset. For example, when RX Frequency and
Offset are set to 469.250000 MHz and -49.750000 MHz respectively, click
"Copy" and the screen displays TX Frequency is 419.500000 MHz
automatically.
Sets TX power level of the repeater in a channel.

• High: High TX power level can extend the signal coverage, enabling
the radio to communicate with the one at farther distance.
Power Level
• Low: When the communication distance meets the demand, Low TX
power level can be selected to save the power and prevent excessive
transmissions into other geographical areas.
3.3.5XPT Service
Site Setting
Sets the index number of each repeater in a single site, which must be unique and
starts from 1.
Range:
Repeater
Index • Repeater Type set as Slave, and Repeater Service Type as Data
Repeater": 16 ~ 30
• Repeater Service Type set as Voice Repeater: 1 ~ 8
Voice Sets the number of voice repeaters in the XPT site. This parameter is only available
Repeater for master repeater.
Capacity
Range: 2 ~ 8
in Site
Set the ID of the XPT site in which the repeater currently locates.
Site ID
Range: 1 ~ 30
The repeater transmits beacon signal periodically when it is idle. The radio finds
the repeater and detects its RSSI according to the beacon signal.
This parameter is used to set how long the beacon signal lasts. The Beacon
Duration of each repeater in one site must be configured as the same.
Range: 240 ~ 1800ms

Beacon
Duration Step: 120ms
The recommended Beacon Duration varies from the Repeater Capacity in the site.
See the below:
Recommended Beacon Duration
Repeater Capacity in Adjacent Site Number 4 < Adjacent Site Number

Site ≤4 ≤8
1～3 ≥240ms ≥360ms
4～6 ≥360ms ≥480ms
7～8 ≥480ms ≥600ms
Sets the interval to transmit the beacon signal.

It is recommended to configure the Beacon Interval of all repeaters as the same in
Beacon one site.
Interval
Range: 960 ~ 18000ms
Step: 120ms
Home Group List

Sets home groups of each repeater under the current site.
This parameter is only available for the master repeater (Repeater Type: Master). Home Group
must be unique for different repeaters.
The repeater only processes the group call services of the home group to avoid channel resource
waste.
Caution:
• If Home Group List cannot be displayed, please first click Monitor on the left, then
select this master repeater in the site list, and refresh the data in Detail interface.
• When editing the Home Group List, you can only perform same type of the operation at
a time. If you need to execute other operations, please first click Write to write the data
into the repeater. For example, you already add the members to the Home Group List,
you cannot delete or modify the list until you write the data into the repeater.
Repeater Sets the index number of the repeater.

Index Range: 1 ~ 8
Sets the ID of the home group of the repeater.

Home One repeater can support 30 Home Group IDs at most.
Group ID
Range: 1 ~ 240
3.3.6Upgrade
With this feature enabled, the repeater is upgraded via the IP Multi-site
Remote Network.
Upgrade
• Checked: Enable the Remote Upgrade feature.
Enable
• Unchecked: Disable the Remote Upgrade feature.
Sets the static IP address of the server in which the upgrade software is
installed.
Remote
Upgrade The repeater is connected to this server through the IP Multi-site Network for
Service IP remote upgrade.
Range: 1.0.0.0 ~ 126.255.255.255, 128.0.0.0 ~ 223.255.255.255
Sets the UDP Port number for the server to upgrade remotely the repeaters.
Remote Range: 1 ~ 65535
Upgrade
Service UDP Note:
Port
Sets the UDP Port number of the repeaters.

The upgrade software will upgrade remotely the repeaters via this UDP Port.
Remote
Upgrade Local Range: 1 ~ 65535
UDP Port Note:
Remote Sets the time to run the firewall of the router after the router is connected to the
Upgrade repeater to be upgraded.
Firewall Open
Range: 5 ~ 30 second
Time
3.3.7Query
You can click Query on the left to query all services of the repeaters and radios, RSSI range of
the repeater, Repeater Log and System Log. You can also click Export to export the data for
reports. The repeater RSSI map can be exported immediately, while others need to set a time for
the export.
Repeated Service
Query and export all services data delivered by the repeaters in a specified period, such as call,
message, data and RRS.
You need to set a time to export the data. This feature effectively saves the work hours when
there is a large amount data to be exported. XNMS can manage 10 tasks being exported or to be
exported. You can query and manage them in Export Task interface.
For example, if you need to export the data between November 1, 2017 and November 7, 2017,
you can operate as follows.
1. Set the time between November 1, 2017 and November 7, 2017.
2. Select the repeater ID in Repeater.
3. Click Query on top right, and the required services display in the list.
4. Click Export and set the export time in popped Export Settings window.
5. Click OK.
Repeated Call
Query and export all calls data delivered by the repeaters in a specified period.
You need to set a time to export the data. See Repeated Service for operations.
Repeated Message
Query and export all messages data delivered by the repeaters in a specified period.
Repeater Alarm
Query and export the alarm data of the repeaters in a specified period.
Radio Service
Query and export all service data of the radio in a specified period, such as call, message, GPS
and RRS.
Radio Group Service
Query and export group service data of the radio in a specified period, such as group call and
group message.
Repeater RSSI Map

Query RSSI range of the repeater and RSSI of the radio in a specified period. The data can be
used to evaluate future deployment of the repeaters.
Please operate as follows.
1. Set the date and select the repeater.
The smaller the date range is, the more accurate the query data will be.
2. If you want to view RSSI range on online map, select Online Map on top right; if on
offline map, please import the downloaded map by going to System -> Setting to import
the map.
3. Click Query and view query results. See the figure below.
You can move cursor on base station icon to view the repeater alias.
4. (Optional) Click Export to the query results.
The following features are also provided.
• Centered Display: Click " " to center RSSI range of the repeater
• Get Distance: Click " ", then move cursor to mark the start and end points. The linear
distance between the two points will be displayed on the map.
• View RSSI Range: Click " " to display or not to display the RSSI range of the repeater
on the map.
Caution:
• When you use online map is selected, please ensure your PC accesses to Internet
successfully.
• The repeater doesn't support GPS, please input the location data in System -> Repeater.
• The ranges and colors of the RSSI at different levels received by the radio are set in
System -> Setting -> Radio RSSI.
Repeater Log
Query and export the operation log of the repeater in a specified period. The data can be used to
diagnose and solve the communication error in the repeater.
System Log
Query and export the operation log of the XNMS Client in a specified period. The data can be
used to diagnose and solve the abnormalities in the XNMS.
Export Task
Query and manage the created export tasks, including export status, export service, export time,
save path, operator etc..
• Create Time: the time when the export task is created.
• Status: the status of the export task.
For example, if you need to query export task created on November 8, 2017, you can operate as
follows.
1. Set the time to November 8, 2017 in Create Time.
2. Select All in Status.
3. Click Query on the right.
The task displays in the list.

4. (Option) If Data Service runs abnormally (such as network disconnection) during export,
the task fails to be downloaded to the Client. You can click Redownload on the right to
redownload this task.
Besides, you can delete any unnecessary task.
1. Select the task to be deleted in the column Operate.
2. Click Delete on the right.
3.3.8Statistic
You can click Statistics on the left to view the services data of the repeaters and radios. The data
can be used to evaluate whether to upgrade the repeater, expand the capacity of XNMS or
optimize the network. You can also click Export to export the data for reports, including repeated
services, radio services, radio group services and custom report.
Caution:
Before making the statistics, please go to "System -> Database -> Database Synchronization" to
synchronize the data of the day. Otherwise, the data may not be the latest.
Site
It provides information on duration and proportion of the services during a specified period.
The statistics shows:
• Sector Graph: Time proportion of the services in a site during the specified time period.
• Maps: The left graph shows the number of the services processed in different sites during
the specified time period, and the right graph reveals the number of the services
distributed in different sites during the specified time period.
If the call failure rate is high and the percentage of RSS or GPS service is relatively low (e.g.
lower than 5%), it is recommended to convert some data repeaters into voice repeaters. If the
percentage of RSS or GPS service is relatively high, some voice repeaters should be converted
into data repeaters, or more data repeaters should be added as per actual needs.
Note:
If the duration of a service is too short to reach 0.01%, this service will not be displayed in the
Sector Graph.
Repeated Service
It provides information on the usage of slot in the repeaters during a specified period. You can
also export the data for reports.
The statistics shows the operating status of all repeaters during a specified period:
• By Day: The left graph demonstrates the usage of slot 1 and slot 2, and the right pie chart
reveals the duration proportion of the services.
• By Hour: Click a date (e.g. July 15) in the graph to view the usage of slot 1 and slot 2 by
hour on that day. The figure shows that the duration of all services on the slot 1 is about
1800 seconds during the time period 10 (9:00 ~ 10:00).
Repeated Private Call

It provides a list of the private calls delivered by the repeaters during a specified period, including
sender ID, number of calls, total time and average time.
Note:
To make statistics for the calls, please do as follows: 1. Set the start date and end date. 2. Click
Load to load the call IDs. 3. Select the call ID from drop-down list of Private ID. 4. Click
Statistics.
Repeated Group Call
It provides a list of the group calls delivered by the repeaters during a specified period, including
group ID, number of calls, total time and average time.
Note:
To make statistics for the calls, please do as follows: 1. Set the start date and end date. 2. Click
Load to load the call IDs. 3. Select the call ID from drop-down list of Group ID. 4. Click
Statistics.
Radio Service
It provides information on all radio services during a specified period, including times, total time
and proportion. The radio services cover voice services, GPS, message, RRS and other
services. You can also export the data for reports.
• By List: Set the date, select the service type, and then click Statistics to generate a list.
The list displays all radio services during the period.
• By Chart: After the above list is generated, select a radio to display its service data in
charts. The left graph demonstrates voice services of the selected radio, and the right
reveals the data services, including GPS, message, RRS and others. See the figure as
below.
Note:
You can move cursor to any time to view how many times the radio performed the
services in that day.
Radio Group Service
It provides information on group services of the radio during a specified period, including times,
total time and proportion. The group services cover group call and group message. You can also
export the data for reports.
• By List: Set the date, select group service and group ID, and then click Statistics to
generate a list. The list displays the group services of the radio during the period.
• By Chart: After the above list is generated, select the number of groups to be displayed
on left bottom below the list to display the group services in charts. The left bar chart
demonstrates service duration of each group, and the right pie chart reveals the duration
proportion of the services. See the figure as below.
Note:
You can move cursor to the bar chart to view services duration of the group, and the pie
chart to view services duration proportion of the group.
Repeater RSSI
It provides information on times and ratio of the RSSI at different levels received by the repeaters
during a specified period.
Custom Report
You can also set the range and format, then export a custom list to know the radio services during
a specified period.
• Filter: sets range for the statistics.

• Custom Volume: sets header of the list.
For example, you need to export a list that includes the following information.
• Send ID: 2233 and 2301.
• Services: Group call, private call and GPS
• Time: Between 18th July, 2017 and 16th August, 2017
• Contents: Times, Total Time, Average Time.
Then you can operate as follows.
1. Click Filter tab, then select Date and Send ID.

2. Set the time between 18th July, 2017 and 16th August, 2017 in the Date text box, and
select 2233 and 2301 from the down-drop list of Send ID.
3. Click Custom Column tab, then click Radio ID, Group Call, Private Call and GPS in
Available column.
The selected services and related statistic items are automatically added to Selected
column.
Note:
o You can click the unnecessary service in Selected column to remove it from the
list.
o You can also click the unnecessary statistic items in Selected column to remove
it from the list. For example, there is no need to include the average time of
private call, then click Average Time under Private Call.
4. Click Statistics to generate a list. See the figure as below.

5. (Optional) Click Export to export the list.
3.4 System
3.4.1Repeater
You can select "System -> Repeater" to manage the repeaters. The system administrator can add,
delete or batch input repeater data, while the normal user can make these operations only after
being authorized by the system administrator or the supervisor.
• Add
Click Add, enter the repeater series number and click OK in the pop-up dialog box.
Note:
o The repeater doesn't support GPS, please input the location data, including
longitude, latitude and elevation. You can also click Input to input location data
in batch. See Input below for operations.
o The longitude or latitude displays in degree, or degree, minute and second. You
can set it in System -> Setting.
o The access code configured in XNMS must be the same as that in the repeater.
Otherwise, the repeater will be unable to access to XNMS.
§ Delete
Select the repeater in the list, and then click Delete.
§ Refresh
Click Refresh, and the information of all registered repeaters appears in the list.
§ Import: Download a template to input repeater data in batch.
o Click Import.
o Select and download a template in the popped Import dialog box.
§ Latitude and longitude (Degree): The longitude and latitude display in

degree.
§ Latitude and longitude (Degree, minute, second): The longitude and

latitude display in degree, minute and second.
o Fill the repeater information in the template, including alias, serial number and
longitude, latitude and elevation.
o Click in Import dialog box, select save path of the template, and then
click OK.
XNMS starts to import repeater data. If succeeds, you can click Refresh to view
the imported data; If fails, you can view failure details in the popped Import
Failed Data window.
3.4.2User
You can select "System -> User" to manage the user information.
User Role
There are two kinds of roles with different permissions.
Role Permission
System The system administrator has the highest privilege to perform all operations
Administrator in XNMS, and set operation permission, repeater management permission
and email for normal users.
There is only one default system administrator and both the user name and
the password are "Admin" (case-sensitive).
The normal user has lower priorities, and can make the operations authorized
by system administrator.
Normal User If edit permission of User is enabled, the normal user can set operation
permission, repeater management permission and email of other normal
users.
User Management
The system administrator can add, delete or modify all users information, while the normal users
can make these operations only after being authorized by the system administrator or the
supervisor.
• Add
Click Add and set the user information in User and E-mail tags.
o User: sets the operation permissions on features and repeaters. See the following
table for parameter descriptions.
§ View: when this permission is enabled, the user can only view related
information.
§ Edit: when this permission is enabled, the user can view, add, delete or
modify related information.
o Email: sets email to receives XNMS alarms, including email address, alarm type,
send or not, email language and description. See the following table for
parameter descriptions.
§ Delete
Select the user to be deleted, and then click Delete.
The default system administrator cannot be deleted.
§ Modify
Select the user to be modified, click Modify, and then modify the information in the
popped dialog box.
You can only modify one user a time.

§ Refresh
Refresh the list of users.
User
Sets the user name.
100 normal users can be added in the XNMS at most. The initial password is
Account
888888. You can click on top right to modify the password. The account
cannot be modified after it's added.
Assigned by the system administrator to set operation permission, repeater

management permission and email for other normal users. The supervisor can
add 20 normal users in the XNMS at most.
Supervisor Note:
The edit permission of User must be enabled to set the permissions of other
normal users.
Features Sets feature permission for normal users. This feature is available for system
Control administrator and supervisor only.
Repeater Sets repeater management permission for normal users. This feature is
Management available for system administrator and supervisor only.
Email
Sets the email address to receive the notification when the repeater is in alarm
or the repeater goes online/offline.
10 different email addresses can be added for one user at most.
Email Note:
Address
You must correctly configure the sending address and receiving address. The
sending address is set in XNMS Configuration Tool. The configuration path is
"Communication Service Center -> Email Settings". For operations, please
refer to XNMS Installation Guide. The Enterprise Email is recommended.
Email Sets the languages for the receiving email, including Chinese and English.
Language Default: It keeps the same as the system language.
Sets the alarm type to be notified, including Voltage, PA Temperature, VSWR,

Alarm Type RX PLL, TX PLL.
Default: All
Send or Not Sets whether to send emails to notify the user when there is alarm in the
system.
Description Adds other information.
3.4.3Setting
Language and Format Setting

Sets the UI language of XNMS client.
Options:
Language
• Chinese
• English
Sets the format of longitude and latitude in XNMS client.

Longitude and Options:
Latitude
• Degree
Format
• Degree, Minute and Second
Alarm Setting
Sets whether the XNMS broadcasts the alarm in case of the repeater alarm.
Options:
• Smart Voice: The XNMS client broadcasts the alarm in case of the
alarm. For example, when the voltage alarm occurs, the XNMS
client will announce this alarm.
• Tone Voice: The XNMS client gives a tone in case of an alarm.

Option
• Mute: The XNMS client does not broadcast the alarm or give any
tone in case of the alarm.
Note:
For Smart Voice feature, it needs to work with the software Voice
Recognition. Please ensure it has been successfully installed on the PC,
otherwise, the Smart Voice feature will not operate normally.
Offline Map
Imports the downloaded map source.
The RSSI range of the repeater can be displayed on the offline map, and only be viewed in the
Standard Edition.
Radio RSSI
Sets ranges and colors of the RSSI at different levels received by the radio.
This feature is used to distinguish the different levels of RSSI received by the radio, and only
applied in the the Standard Edition.
3.4.4Database
The database may run slowly due to a mass of history data after the XNMS
operates for a period of time. This feature allows you to remove the history
data in the database to improve the database performance. Click Start to
Database enable this feature.
Cleanup
Caution:
Be caution that the history data cannot be recovered after cleanup.
When making the statistics, the data of the day may not be synchronized
Database
into the database. To ensure the data accuracy, click Synchronize, and then
Synchronization
select the time to synchronize the data of that day into the database.
3.5 FAQ
• What should be done if "Database synchronization failure" prompts when

synchronizing the database?
The failure may be caused by the abnormal connection with Data Service. Please operate
as follows:
1. Check the network connections with Data Service. If it runs abnormally, please check
the network settings.
2. Check Data Service in XNMS Configuration Tool, and start it. For operations, please
refer to XNMS Installation Guide.
• What should be done if a dialog box pops up and alerts export failure on the Client
during task exporting?
The dialog box pops up because file save path "C:\Users\your PC name\FileDownLoad"
on the Client does not exist. Please manually create the path “Users\your PC
name\FileDownLoad”.
• What should be done if a dialog box pops up and alerts export failure (error code
0x800706BA) on the Client after task is exported.
Please restart the Client. The dialog box pops up because data amount of the task is too
large.
• What should be done if MySQL database is damaged (for example, some query data is
missing)?
Please restore MySQL database through Navicat Premium software. This software can be
downloaded on the official website. Please refer to its Help for operations.
• How to import the backup data file into the XNMS system?
The backup data file is imported through the MySQL Workbench. The operations are as
follows:
1. Run the MySQL and the MySQL Workbench.
2. Select “Database -> Connect to Database” on menu bar of the MySQL Workbench.
3. In the popped Connect to Database window, enter the Hostname, Port and
Username and then click OK.
l Hostname: IP address of the PC installed with MySQL. For example, if the

services and client are installed on one PC, input 127.0.0.1 or localhost.
l Port: IP port of the PC installed with MySQL. The default is 3306 and no
modification is required.
l Username: username of the MySQL. The default is root and no modification is

required.
4. In the popped Connect to MySQL Server dialog box, enter the password and click
OK to access main interface of the MySQL Workbench.
5. In the left Navigator list, select Data Import/Restore under MANAGEMENT.
6. Select “Import from Disk -> Import from Self-Contained File”, click , select
the save path of the backup data file in the popped window and then click Open.
7. Select the database from the down-drop list of Default Target Schema to import the
file.
8. Click Start Import to import the file.
You can click Import Progress tag to view the progress. The file is imported
successfully when "Import Completed" appears.
• Click and find the Data Service fails to connect with MySQL in the pop-up Version
And Check Service window. What should be done?
It may be because the connection request from the PC to MySQL is blocked by the
antivirus software. Please operate as follows:
1. Stop the antivirus software or add XNMS to the white list of the antivirus software.
2. Input the following commands in the Command Prompt to restart MySQL.

>net stop mysql
>net start mysql
3. Re-start the Data Service in XNMS Configuration Tool. For operations, please refer
to XNMS Installation Guide.
• What should be done if the XNMS Client cannot be started after successful installation
and requires to install .NET Framework?
Click No, restart PC and run XNMS Client again.
• The XNMS is installed in Win10 system. All repeaters operate normally and the
network runs smoothly, but all repeaters in XNMS are offline. What should be done?
It may be because MySQL runs abnormally during installation. You can solve the
problem by the following methods.
o Method One:
1. Select "Start -> All Programs -> Accessories" of the PC.
2. Right click Command Prompt and select Run as the Administrator.
3. Enter the following commands in the popped command box:
>cd installation directory of mysql\bin
>mysqld -install
>net start mysql
>mysql -u root -p
>set password for root@localhost =password('123456') or >mysqladmin

-u root -p password '123456'
Restart MySQL after the commands execute, and then log in XNMS by
the user name (root) and the new password.
o Method Two:
1. Close MySQL service.
2. Select "Start -> All Programs -> Accessories" at bottom left of the PC.
3. Right click Command Prompt and select Run as the Administrator.
4. Enter the following commands in the popped command box.
>cd installation directory of mysql\bin
>mysqld --skip-grant-tables
5. Repeat step 1-3, and enter mysql in the popped command box.
If successful, the ">" appears in the front of mysql, and then enter the
following commands.
>use mysql;
>update user set password=password("root") where user="root";
>flush privileges;
>quit
Restart MySQL after the commands execute, and then log in XNMS by
the user name (root) and the new password.
o Method Three:
Contact Hytera for remote help.

4 Appendix
4.1 Repeater Alarms and Handling (Digital Repeater)
4.1.1Over Temperature
When the temperature of PA module exceeds the normal range, the alarm indicator glows red and
the LCD displays the prompt message below:
When this alarm is given, the repeater stops transmitting. You need to:
1. Check whether the temperature of heat sink surface is over 80℃. If yes, proceed with
Step 2 and 3 to find out the cause.
Caution:
DO NOT touch the heat sink surface to avoid the burn. You can use a digital
thermometer with thermocouple to measure the temperature.
2. Check whether the fan is in normal status. If not, please replace the fan.
3. Check whether ambient temperature and ventilation conditions satisfy the installation
requirements. If not, please make improvements as soon as possible, such as install the
air-conditioner, improve the ventilation conditions, lower the ambient temperature etc.
4. Check if connection between the transmitter and RF cable or antenna feed line is loose or
damaged. If yes, tighten or replace the cable or antenna feed line. Poor connection
between them could cause the high TX power, which would make the temperature of the
heat sink rise quickly.
5. If the above measures fail to solve the problem, contact your local dealer for technical
support.
When the temperature falls into normal range, the prompt message will disappear, and the alarm
indicator will go out.
4.1.2VSWR Alarm
High VSWR (voltage standing wave ratio) of TX antenna connector could cause the damage to
the PA, and even the failure of the transmitter. When the VSWR exceeds the normal range, the
Alarm Indicator glows red and the LCD displays the prompt message below:
When this alarm is given, the repeater automatically lowers the TX power. You need to:
1. Check if the TX frequency is within the range of the antenna. If not, please contact your
local dealer to replace the antenna. Improper antenna will result in poor transmitting
performance or even damage to the transmitter.
2. Check if the connection between the transmitter and RF cable or antenna feed line is
loose or damaged. If yes, tighten or replace the cable or antenna feed line.
3. If you cannot solve the problem, contact your local dealer for technical support.
When the VSWR falls within the normal range, the prompt message will disappear, and the
Alarm Indicator will go out.
4.1.3Over/Low Voltage Alarm

When power voltage is detected to be over or below the normal range (11V ~15.6V), the Alarm
Indicator glows red and the LCD displays the prompt message below:
• Over Voltage Alarm
• Low Voltage Alarm

When this alarm is given, the repeater stops working automatically. You need to:
1. Check whether the power voltage is too low or too high. If yes, replace the DC power
supply or external battery.
2. Check whether the power cord is loose or damaged. If yes, tighten or replace the cord.
When the voltage returns to the normal range, the prompt message will disappear, and the Alarm
Indicator will go out.
Caution:
If low voltage is detected when the repeater is powered by an external battery, please charge the
battery in time. Disconnect the battery from the repeater before charging.
4.1.4TX/RX Unlock Alarm

Normally, after the repeater is turned on, the TX and RX are in locked status. Once the repeater
detects the TX or RX PLL is unlocked, the Alarm Indicator glows red and the LCD displays the
prompt message below:
• TX Unlock Alarm
• RX Unlock Alarm
When this alarm is given, the repeater stops automatically partial operations. You need to:
1. Disconnect the power supply, open the case and check whether the cabling is right or
damaged. If yes, please tighten or replace the cable.
When TX/RX returns to the locked status, the prompt message will disappear. But the Alarm
Indicator will not go out. You need to perform other operations to clean it, such as press the up
button or down button.
Caution:
Disconnect the power supply before opening the case.
4.2 Repeater Alarms and Handling (Portable Repeater)
4.2.1Battery Mismatch
When powered by a battery, the repeater will detect whether the battery matches its requirements.
If not, the alarm indicator glows red and the LCD displays “E1”.
When this alarm is given, the repeater cannot work properly and will stop operating automatically
in 3s. Please ask your local dealer to replace the battery or for technical support. If you switch to
an external power supply, the prompt message will disappear, and the alarm indicator will go out.
4.2.2Low Battery
When powered by battery, the repeater will detect the battery power in real time. When the
battery power falls below the low-battery alarm threshold (12% of the battery capacity by default),
the alarm indicator glows red and the LCD displays “E2”.
When this alarm is given, the repeater can still work properly but will stop operating
automatically when the battery power is used up. In this case, you need to:
1. Check if the power is too low through the power indicator. If yes, please charge or
replace it.
Note:
When an external power supply is connected, the repeater will be turned on

automatically.
When the battery power is higher than the low-battery alarm threshold, the prompt message will
disappear, and the alarm indicator will go out.
4.2.3External Power Abnormal

When powered by external power supply, the repeater will detect in real time whether the output
voltage of the power adapter is within its operating range. If not, the alarm indicator glows red
and the LCD displays “E3”.
When this alarm is given, the repeater cannot work properly and will stop operating automatically
in 3s. In this case, the repeater will not start automatically when the power supply returns to
normal. It needs to be turned on manually. But if the power supply returns to normal within the 3s,
the alarm will disappear and the repeater will not stop operating.
In this case, you need to take the following measures:
1. Check whether the power adapter is damaged. If yes, please replace it.
2. Check whether the external voltage is over low or over high. If yes, please replace the
power adapter or use the battery for power supply.
4.2.4TX/RX Unlock
Normally, after the repeater is turned on, the TX and RX are in locked status. Once the repeater
detects the TX or RX PLL is unlocked, the alarm indicator glows red and LED displays “E4” (TX
Unlock) or “E5” (RX Unlock).
• TX Unlock Alarm
• RX Unlock Alarm
When such alarm is given, the repeater automatically stop partial operations. Now you will need
to contact your local dealer for technical support.
When TX/RX returns to the locked status, the prompt message will disappear. But the Alarm
Indicator will not go out. You need to perform other operations to clean it, such as press the up
button or down button.
4.2.5Over Temperature
When the operating temperature of the PA module is higher than 85 ℃, the alarm indicator glows
red and the LCD displays "E6".
When this alarm is given, the repeater can still work properly. And the repeater keeps monitoring
and adjusting the TX power to lower the temperature. And you need to:
1. Check whether the fan is in normal status. If not, replace the fan.
2. Check whether the ambient temperature and ventilation conditions satisfy the installation
requirements. If not, please make improvements as soon as possible, such as install the
air-conditioner, improve the ventilation conditions, lower the ambient temperature etc.
3. Check if connection between the transmitter and RF cable or antenna/feed line is loose or
damaged. If yes, tighten or replace the cable or antenna/feed line. Poor connection
between them could cause a high TX power, which would make the temperature of the
heat sink rise quickly.
4. If the above measures fail to solve the problem, contact your local dealer for technical
support.
When the temperature falls into normal range, the alarm will disappear, and the Alarm Indicator
will go out.
4.2.6VSWR Alarm
During transmitting, the repeater will detect the voltage standing wave ratio (VSWR) of the TX
antenna of the PA module. Over-high VSWR could cause the damage to or even the failure of the
PA mould. When the VSWR exceeds the normal range, the alarm indicator glows red and the
LCD displays “E7”:
When this alarm is given, the repeater can still work properly. But you need to:
1. Check if the TX frequency is within the range of the antenna. If not, please contact your
local dealer to replace the antenna. Improper antenna will result in poor transmitting
performance or even damage to the transmitter.
2. Check if the connection between the transmitter and RF adapter cable or antenna feed
line is loose or damaged. If yes, please replace the cable.
When the VSWR returns to the operation range, the prompt message will disappear, and the
alarm indicator will go out.
4.3 Repeater Alarms and Handling (Wall-mounted Repeater)

The repeater will have real-time detection of its operation status automatically. When it is
operating abnormally, the alarm LED indicator on the front panel will glow red until all alarms
are eliminated.
When an alarm event occurs, you can diagnose and solve the problem via the RDAC application
provided by us or contact your local dealer for technical support.
Alarm types and causes are as listed below, and please see corresponding alarms in digital
repeater and portable repeater.
Alarm Type Alarm Cause
Abnormal
High Voltage: The input voltage is higher than 15.8V±0.2V.
External
Low Voltage: The input voltage is lower than 10.8V±0.2V.
Power
High
Temperature sensor detects the temperature above 85℃.
Temperature
TX Unlock TX PLL is unlocked, and the repeater stops transmitting and repeating.
RX Unlock RX PLL is unlocked, and the repeater stops receiving and repeating.
5 Abbreviations
C
CPS Customer Programming Software
PA Power Amplifier
R
RRS Radio Register Service
RSSI Received Signal Strength Indication
RTP Real-time Transport Protocol
S
SNMP Simple Network Management Protocol
U
UDP User Datagram Protocol
VSWR Voltage Standing Wave Ratio
XPT Extended Pseudo Trunk
XNMS Extended Network Management System

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Statistics Radio Service × √

Radio Group Service × √

1. Run the XPT Client (Any of the following can be selected).

Module Description Remark

Click to view the connection

Help File Click to view Help File. NA

Click to switch between the

_ Number of Client Allowed:

_ Email Alert: Disabled.

_ Number of Client Allowed:

_ Email Alert: Disabled.

_ View information of the

_ Monitor the selected _ The Watch feature is available

The normal user can make these

View services data of the repeater

This interface contains diagnostic value and result.

Power-supply voltage of the repeater.

Tx Power Tx power of the repeater.

Current lock status of the the transmitter.

Please click Refresh to ensure the data is the latest.

Low Power Sets the low TX power of the repeater.

TX Power Sets the TX power level.

_ Low: When the communication distance meets the demand, Low

_ Hytera Defined Data: Hytera defined standard API interface. When

_ End to End Encryption: Hytera defined End to End Encryption API

The repeater can be a bridge to realize the communication between the

_ Unchecked: Disable the Forward to PC feature.

This feature is Not available if AIS Enable is selected.

Multi-site Connect Configuration

_ 1～40 characters (the valid characters include 0～9 and A～F)

_ Blank (the authentication feature is disabled)

_ Unchecked: The repeater cannot report the broadcast message

_ Unchecked: The repeater cannot report the handshake information

_ Unchecked: The repeater cannot report its information through

This feature is Not available if AIS Enable is selected.

Sets the telephone gateway IP used in telephone interconnection.

The port number must be unique and even.

The port number must be unique and even.

Sets the phone gateway ID for a phone call.

The code for the radio to access the phone system.

The code for the radio to exit the phone system.

Sets the total communication time of a phone call.

Range: Infinite, 1~255 minutes

Phone Call List

_ Group Call: 1 ~ 240

_ All Call: 255

Sets the phone ID mapped by Call Type and Radio ID.

Sets the type of a phone call.

Range: -120 ~ -60dBm

Sets the RX frequency of the channel.

Sets the TX frequency of the channel.

Sets TX power level of the repeater in a channel.

• Repeater Service Type set as Voice Repeater: 1 ~ 8

Range: 240 ~ 1800ms

Adjacent Site Number ≤ 4 < Adjacent Site Number ≤

4～6 ≥360ms ≥480ms

7～8 ≥480ms ≥600ms

Beacon Sets the interval to transmit the beacon signal.

Range: 960 ~ 18000ms