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General| Channels | 16 |
|---|---|
| Battery Life | Up to 28 hours |
| Operating Temperature | -30°C to +60°C |
| Frequency Range | 403-470 MHz |
| Power Output | 1-5 Watts |
| Audio Output | 1 W |
| Digital Protocol | DMR |
Guide detailing RF energy exposure and safety practices for portable two-way radios.
Explains how to navigate and use the user guide, including icon meanings and feature availability.
Lists questions to ask your dealer or system administrator for personalized radio information.
Instructions on how to properly charge the radio's battery for optimal performance and warranty compliance.
Detailed steps on how to correctly install and remove the battery from the radio.
Instructions on how to attach and remove the antenna, emphasizing the use of approved types.
Guide on how to securely attach the carry holster to the radio's battery pack.
Steps to install and remove the universal connector dust cover to protect the port.
Instructions on how to connect accessories to the radio's universal connector.
Procedure for turning the radio on and off, including LED status indicators.
How to increase or decrease the radio's audio volume using the control knob.
Detailed identification and labeling of all physical controls on the radio.
Explains how programmable buttons can be customized for shortcuts to various radio functions.
Describes the primary functions of the PTT button for transmitting and initiating calls.
How to switch the radio between conventional analog and digital modes.
How the radio extends communication reach by connecting to different sites via an IP network.
Information on the single-site trunking configuration for hundreds of users and up to 254 groups.
Details on the multi-site, multi-channel trunking configuration combining Capacity Plus and IP Site Connect.
Details the meaning of different LED colors and patterns to indicate radio status.
Describes the audible alerts that provide information about the radio's status or data responses.
Explains the high-pitched and low-pitched indicator tones for positive and negative feedback.
How to navigate and select different zones, which are groups of channels.
Steps to select the appropriate channel within a zone for transmitting or receiving.
Procedures for receiving and responding to radio calls, including LED indications.
How to initiate radio calls using the channel selector, quick access button, or programmable button.
How to terminate an ongoing group or private call to free up the channel.
How to communicate without a repeater when it's not operating or out of range.
Features related to monitoring channel activity to ensure the channel is free before transmitting.
How the radio provides a reminder when it's not set to the home channel for a period.
How to create and assign scan lists to individual channels or groups for efficient scanning.
Details on how to start and stop scanning, including dual mode scanning behavior.
Temporarily remove unwanted channels from the scan list to improve scanning efficiency.
Procedures to restore a previously deleted nuisance channel back into the scan list.
A feature for wide area coverage in areas with multiple base stations transmitting identical information.
Options to turn on or off ringing tones for received private calls.
How the radio can be programmed to alert users with increasing volume for unanswered calls.
How to use Call Alert paging to notify a user to call back.
Procedure to make a call alert using a programmed one-touch access button.
Procedures for initiating and managing emergency alarms and calls in critical situations.
How to receive, silence, and exit emergency alarm mode.
Steps to exit emergency mode after an alarm has been received.
How to send a non-voice emergency alarm to alert a group of radios.
Sending an emergency alarm with a subsequent voice transmission for communication.
Initiating an emergency alarm with automatic microphone activation for hands-free communication.
How to restart the emergency mode by changing channels or pressing buttons.
Conditions under which the radio exits emergency mode after sending an alarm.
Feature to prevent eavesdropping using software-based scrambling for transmissions.
Functions applicable when the radio channel is part of an IP Site Connect or Linked Capacity Plus configuration.
Procedure to automatically search for a new site when the current signal is weak or unavailable.
How to stop an automatic site search when the radio is actively searching.
Procedure to initiate a manual search for a new site.
Feature that raises an emergency if no user activity is detected for a predefined time.
How to secure radio access via password upon powering up.
Steps to enter the password to access the radio after powering up.
Procedures to unlock the radio after it has been locked due to incorrect password attempts.
How to use the radio with Bluetooth-enabled devices like accessories.
Steps to discover and pair Bluetooth-enabled devices with the radio.
Procedure to terminate active Bluetooth connections.
How to toggle audio output between the radio's internal speaker and a Bluetooth accessory.
An analog feature informing users when their radio is out of range of other ARTS-equipped radios.
How the dealer can remotely update the radio's software and settings via OTAP.
Various utility functions available on the radio for customization and management.
Adjusting squelch level to filter unwanted calls or background noise.
Toggling the radio's power setting between high and low for each channel.
Enabling or disabling hands-free, voice-activated calls on a programmed channel.
Minimizing acoustic feedback in received calls.
Enabling or disabling all radio tones and alerts, excluding emergency alert tones.
How to check the remaining battery power via the LED indicator.
Enabling audible indication of the current zone, channel, or programmable button press.
Audibly indicating the content of the most recently received text message.
Toggling audio output between the radio's internal speaker and a wired accessory.
Enabling this feature for languages with alveolar trill sounds.
Determining the radio's exact location using the Global Positioning System.
Creating and assigning members to a receive talkgroup list for digital-only functions.
Automatically adjusting audio volume based on ambient noise for receive-only functions.
Guarantees against manufacturing defects under normal use and service conditions.
Guarantees 80% of rated capacity for the warranty duration.
Specifies the product types covered and the duration of the warranty against material and workmanship defects.
Details the exclusive remedies and limitations of Motorola's warranty responsibilities.
Explains specific legal rights that may vary by state, which may not be limited by the warranty.
Instructions on how to obtain warranty service, including proof of purchase and authorized service locations.
Lists exclusions from warranty coverage, such as damage from misuse or unauthorized modifications.
Motorola's provisions regarding patent infringement defense and software usage rights.
Specifies that the warranty is governed by the laws of the State of Illinois, USA.
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