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MNAT MDMZ Host, When it is enabled, the global IP address WAN is converted to the private

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5 BRIDGE MODE SETTING SCREEN 5. [Router] Menu (continued) M NAT [Router]-[NAT] NAT Select "Enable" to use the NAT function. (Default: Enable) When it is enabled, the global IP address (WAN) is converted to the private address by the masquerade function. MDMZ Host DMZ Host IP Address �� Enter the IP address for the object to use the DMZ Host function. • The static masquerade table setting is applied when both the DMZ Host function and static masquerade table is set. 5-28

Section	Page
FRONT COVER	1
1. BEFORE USING THE VE-PG3	5
2. BRIDGE MODE APPLICATION	11
1. Operation in the Multicast mode	12
1. Configuration	12
2. Connection	13
3. Operation	14
2. Operation in the Unicast mode	15
1. Configuration	15
2. Connection	16
3. Operation	17
4. Using the Mixing funcrion	18
1. Configuration	18
2. Connection	19
3. Operation	20
5. Operating in the NXDN Conventional mode	21
1. UC-FR5000 configuration	21
2. VE-PG3 configuration	22
3. Connection	23
4. Operation	24
3. CONVERTER MODE APPLICATION	25
1. Communication in the Peer to Peer mode	26
1. Configuration	26
2. Connection	27
3. Operation	28
2. Using with an in-house sound system	29
1. Configuration	30
1. Configuration (continued)	31
2. Connection	32
3. Operation	33
3. Using with an external headset	34
1. Configuration	35
1. Configuration (continued)	36
2. Connection	37
3. Operation	38
4. Making an emergency announcement	39
1. Configuration	41
1. Configuration (continued)	42
2. Connection	43
3. Operation	44
5. Emergency Notice	45
1. Configuration	46
2. Connection	48
3. Operation	50
6.Operating in the NXDN Trunking mode	51
1. UC-FR5000 configuration	51
2. VE-PG3 configuration	52
3. Connection	53
4. Operation	54
7. Connecting to the Bridge mode's VE-PG3	55
1. Configuration	55
1. Configuration	56
2. Connection	57
3. Operation	58
4. ANALOG TELEPHONE APPLICATION	59
Telephone function	60
1. Configuration	60
2. Connection	61
3. Operation	62
5. BRIDGE MODE SETTING SCREEN	63
6. CONVERTER MODE SETTING SCREEN	180
7. MAINTENANCE	302
8. FOR YOUR INFORMATION	314