Motorola APX 7500 - Signaling Types and RF Band Support; Duty Cycle; Functionality

4 Consolette Capabilities to Consider for Your Applications
2.3 Signaling Types and RF Band Support
Customers may require interoperability between different systems within a single transceiver.
Both the Consolette and the Mobile-in-a-tray are capable of the full suite of signaling types in each
unit including: Analog (including MDC), ASTRO Conventional, Type II Trunking, APCO Trunking
(including Phase 2 TDMA). Similarly the Consolette and the Mobile-in-a-tray are capable of dual
band operation allowing the user the ability to communicate on one band, then change channels
and communicate on another band.
2.4 Duty Cycle
Both the Consolette and the Mobile-in-a-tray are rated for the EIA/TIA Intermittent Duty Cycle (this
is a 1 minute transmit, 4 minute receive duty cycle). A 100% continuous duty cycle is not
supported.
2.5 Functionality
The following chart contains additional information regarding the functionality trade-offs of the
various interfaces of the Consolette:
Table 2.1 Types of Connection between APX 7500 Consolette and Remote Console
Feature at Remote
E&M
Interface
TRC
ACIM
(AIS over
RS232)
ACIM
(AIS over
RS232)
Ethernet
Interface
Remote Console
Models supported
MCC 7500,
CENTRACOM,
Gold Series
Elite,
MCC5500,
Command Star
Lite, MIP5000
MCC 7500,
CENTRACOM,
Gold Series
Elite,
MCC5500,
Command Star
Lite, MC 2000,
MIP 5000,
MCD 5000
Gold Series
Elite,
MCC5500
MCC 7500
with CCGW
(GGM8000)
MCD 5000
Distance allowed
between Consolette
and remote
5 feet infinite
(wireline)
50 feet* 50 feet* infinite
(network)
Maximum number of
radio channels that can
be accessed from the
remote
1 14 (Gold Elite)
16
8 (Gold Elite)
16 (MCC
5500)
255 1250
Emergency ID Decode
supported (Alarm and
Call) at Remote
No No Yes; alarm and
call
Yes; alarm and
call
Yes; alarm and
call
PTT ID Aliasing at
Remote
No No Yes; cross
referenced at
Console
Yes; cross
referenced at
Console
Yes