What to do if my Motorola Portable Radio has no receive audio or the receiver does not unmute?
If your Motorola Portable Radio has no receive audio or the receiver does not unmute, this could be due to programming issues. If so, send the radio to the Radio Shop.
What to do if there is no “KEYLOAD” on Motorola Portable Radio display when keyloading cable is attached?
If there is no “KEYLOAD” on the Motorola Portable Radio display when the keyloading cable is attached, it could be due to a defective keyloader cable, in which case you should send the radio to the Radio Shop. Another possible cause is the wrong keyloader type. Use the correct keyloader type, and refer to the Keyloader User Guide for more information.
What to do if I have a bad keyloader for my Motorola Portable Radio?
If you have a bad keyloader, try using another keyloader.
What to do if my Motorola Portable Radio is dead and the display does not turn on?
If your Motorola Portable Radio is dead and the display doesn't turn on, it could be due to a dead battery. Try replacing it with a charged battery. Alternatively, a blown fuse could be the culprit, in which case the radio should be sent to the Radio Shop for repair.
Why does my Motorola Portable Radio have no RF power out and poor transmit range?
If your Motorola Portable Radio has no RF power out resulting in poor transmit range, the issue could be related to the TX power level or frequency, in which case you should send the radio to the Radio Shop.
What causes poor RF sensitivity on a Motorola Portable Radio?
If your Motorola Portable Radio has poor RF sensitivity and does not receive radio traffic, the issue could be due to the synthesizer not being on frequency, in which case you should send the radio to the Radio Shop.
Why is the audio distorted or not loud enough on my Motorola Portable Radio?
If the audio from your Motorola Portable Radio is distorted or not loud enough, this could be due to the synthesizer not being on frequency. If this is the case, send the radio to the Radio Shop.
What causes no modulation or distorted modulation on a Motorola Portable Radio?
If your Motorola Portable Radio has no modulation or distorted modulation, it could be due to programming issues, in which case you should send the radio to the Radio Shop.
How to fix bad microphone sensitivity on Motorola Portable Radio?
If your Motorola Portable Radio has bad microphone sensitivity, you should send the radio to the Radio Shop to check deviation and compensation.
What to do if my Motorola Portable Radio is dead and the display turns off?
If your Motorola Portable Radio is dead and the display turns off, it could be an issue with the RF or VOCON board. If this is the case, send the radio to the Radio Shop.
General| Operating Temperature | -30°C to +60°C |
|---|---|
| Bluetooth | Yes (Optional) |
| GPS | Yes (Optional) |
| Frequency Range | VHF, UHF, 700/800 MHz |
| Dimensions | Varies by model |
| Weight | Varies by model |
| Encryption | AES, DES |
| IP Rating | IP67 |
| Digital Technology | P25 Phase 1 and Phase 2 |
| Display | Full-color, high-resolution display |
Explains special notations for warnings, cautions, and notices used in the publication.
Provides suggestions for efficient operation and long life of the radio product.
Step-by-step instructions to power on the radio and details initial display indications.
Describes how to increase or decrease the radio's volume using the volume knob.
Identifies and describes physical buttons and features of the radio's control head.
Explains text entry modes and characters generated by the radio's keypad keys.
Lists functions assignable to buttons for shortcuts and custom operations.
Explains the operational status indicated by the radio's Status LED.
Describes various icons displayed on the radio's LCD for status information.
Instructions on how to select a group of channels for radio operation.
Guides on how to receive and respond to different types of radio calls.
Explains various ways to initiate a radio call to a talkgroup or individual.
Explains how to use the radio's emergency features for critical situations.
Covers GPS features for location determination and tracking.
Covers sending, receiving, and managing text messages on the radio.
Explains features for secure voice transmission and encryption management.
Details features to remotely disable or render radios inoperable.
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