View source for XG-100P

Continuing the theme of using dmr.wiki to compile radio information not related to DMR... (sigh)

== Feature sets ==
=== Viewing ===
This is actually way easier than in Motorolas. With the radio on, press "Menu", and then go to Util (pressing 9 on the keypad does the same), then Feature Info (5 on the keypad), and press enter. Boom!

=== Feature List ===
See https://store.newlondontechnology.com/PDFs/FEATURE%20LIST.pdf for the full list. Some seem like they might not apply.

Here are the ones I've seen, with some explanations.

{| class=wikitable
! Number
! Name
! Remarks
|-
! 09
| Type 99 Encode/Decode
| "Type 99" is two-tone paging, a la Motorola's QuickCall.
|-
! 11
| Preamp
| I'm not positive if this is really supported on portables?
|-
! 12
| Digital voice
| It is unclear how this differs from "P25 Conventional" (33)?
|-
! 16
| P25 Data
| 
|-
! 33
| P25 Conventional (CAI)
| 
|- 
! 35
| OTAR (P25)
| Over the air rekeying
|-
! 37
| Encryption
| AES 256
|-
! 39
| P25 Trunking
| See also 47 for Phase 2/TDMA
|-
! 42
| VHF
| 136-174 MHz
|-
! 43
| UHF
| Full 380-520 split
|-
! 44
| 700/800
|
|-
! 45
| DES-CFB
| [https://forums.radioreference.com/threads/enhanced-id-vs-mdc1200.428503/post-3533995 Appears] to be DES on analog channels?
|-
! 47
| Vote Scan
| 
|-
! 47
| Phase II
| Enables Phase II (TDMA) P25 trunking. Presumably requires general trunking feature.
|-
! 48
| GPS
| Enables GPS module
|-
! 49
| Bluetooth
| Enables Bluetooth module
|-
! 50
| Wideband disable
| '''Bad!''' This makes the radio only support narrowband, which is annoying for ham/GMRS.
|-
! 51
| MDC1200
| Enables encode/decode of radio IDs. Does not seem to support DOS muting. :(
|-
! 55
| Link layer authentication
| 
|-
! 57
| TSBK on analog
| Enables "Enhanced ID"
|-
! 59
| P25 EDATA
|
|-
! 60
| P25 InBand GPS
| 
|-}

=== Wideband ===
Sort of like ASTRO25 radios that have a 12.5 kHz Mandate Flashcode "feature" (that's really a restriction), feature 58 is "Wideband Disable" on the Unity radios. This will permit only narrowband channels. Not cool for those of us using ham stuff.