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General| Power Output | VHF: 1-5W; UHF: 1-4W |
|---|---|
| IP Rating | IP57 |
| Operating Temperature | -30°C to +60°C |
| Digital Protocol | DMR |
| Frequency Range | VHF: 136-174 MHz |
| Channel Capacity | 32 channels |
| Weight | 290g (with standard battery) |
Explains how to use the user guide for basic operation of MOTOTRBO Non-Display Portables.
Lists information you can obtain from your dealer or system administrator regarding radio configuration and usage.
Provides instructions for charging the NiMH or Li-Ion battery using a Motorola charger for optimal performance.
Details how to align, attach, and remove the battery from the radio using the battery latch.
Explains how to attach and remove the antenna by screwing it clockwise or counterclockwise onto the radio.
Describes how to align and attach the belt clip to the battery and how to remove it.
Explains how to attach and remove the dust cover for the universal connector located on the antenna side of the radio.
Details how to turn on the radio by rotating the On/Off/Volume Control Knob until it clicks.
Explains how to increase or decrease the radio's volume by turning the On/Off/Volume Control Knob.
Identifies the key controls on the radio, including the Channel Selector Knob, PTT button, and LED indicator.
Explains how dealers program buttons for shortcuts to functions or channels based on press duration.
Lists various assignable functions like Bluetooth Audio Switch, Bluetooth Connect/Disconnect, and Call Forwarding.
Lists assignable settings or utility functions such as All Tones/Alerts, Power Level, and Squelch.
Describes the dual purpose of the PTT button for transmitting and initiating calls.
Explains how to switch between analog and digital modes using the Channel Selector Knob and notes feature unavailability.
Describes how this feature extends communication beyond a single site by connecting to multiple sites via an IP network.
Explains Capacity Plus as a single-site trunking configuration for efficient channel utilization.
Details Linked Capacity Plus as a multi-site trunking configuration combining Capacity Plus and IP Site Connect.
Explains the meaning of different LED colors and patterns for radio status, such as transmitting, receiving, and battery status.
Lists the types of indicator tones like high-pitched, low-pitched, positive, and negative.
Describes audible indications for radio status or data reception, including continuous, periodic, repetitive, and momentary tones.
Explains that a zone is a group of channels and the radio supports up to 32 channels and 2 zones.
Details how to select a channel for transmission or reception using the Channel Selector Knob.
Explains how the LED indicates transmitting (solid green) and receiving (blinking green) and how to unscramble privacy-enabled calls.
Outlines the procedure for receiving and responding to a group call, including LED indications and PTT usage.
Details the procedure for receiving and responding to a private call, including LED indications and PTT usage.
Explains how to receive and respond to a selective call, which is a private call on an analog system.
Describes how to receive an all call, used for important announcements, and notes that it cannot be responded to.
Explains how to make a radio call using the Channel Selector Knob or a programmed One Touch Access button.
Details the procedure for making a group call, requiring the radio to be configured as part of that group.
Outlines the procedure for making a private call, noting that the radio must be programmed for this function.
Explains the procedure for making a selective call, similar to a private call, requiring specific programming.
Describes the procedure for making an all call, which transmits to all users on the channel and requires specific programming.
Explains how to stop an ongoing group or private call to free the channel, for example, in case of a stuck microphone.
Describes how to communicate when the repeater is not operating or is out of range, but other radios are within range.
Explains monitoring features to check channel availability before transmission.
Explains how to use the Monitor feature to ensure a channel is free before transmitting.
Details how to use the Permanent Monitor feature to continuously monitor a selected channel for activity.
Explains that scan lists are created and assigned to individual channels/groups to scan for voice activity.
Describes how the radio scans the programmed list for voice activity and the LED indication.
Details the procedure for starting and stopping a scan using a programmed button or by selecting a channel with auto-scan enabled.
Explains how to respond to a transmission detected during a scan, including PTT usage and hang time.
Explains how to temporarily remove an unwanted channel from the scan list if it generates continuous noise or calls.
Provides methods to restore a deleted nuisance channel, such as powering off/on or restarting a scan.
Describes Vote Scan for wide area coverage by selecting the strongest signal from multiple base stations.
Mentions turning ringing tones for private calls on or off.
Explains the Escalert feature, which automatically increases alarm tone volume for unanswered calls.
Describes Call Alert paging to alert a user to call back, accessible via a programmed One Touch Access button.
Details the procedure for receiving and responding to a call alert page.
Outlines the procedure for sending a call alert to a predefined ID using the One Touch Access button.
Explains how to initiate an emergency alarm in critical situations, detailing button press durations and assigned features.
Describes how to send a non-voice emergency alarm that triggers an alert on a group of radios.
Details how to send an emergency alarm with a call to a group of radios, allowing subsequent communication on an emergency channel.
Explains how to send an emergency alarm with voice to a group of radios, automatically activating the microphone.
Continues the explanation of sending an emergency alarm with voice to a group of radios, including hot mic functionality and cycle mode.
Explains how the radio reinitiates emergency mode after channel change or pressing the Emergency On button.
Lists the conditions under which the radio exits emergency mode, such as receiving acknowledgment or pressing the Emergency Off button.
Covers features related to text messaging.
Outlines the procedure for sending pre-programmed quick text messages via a programmable button.
Describes the privacy feature, which uses software-based scrambling to prevent unauthorized eavesdropping on a channel.
Explains features applicable when the channel is part of an IP Site Connect or Linked Capacity Plus configuration.
Details the procedure for initiating an automatic site search when the radio detects weak signal or no signal.
Explains how to stop an automatic site search when the radio is actively searching for a new site.
Outlines the procedure for initiating a manual site search.
Explains the Lone Worker feature, which triggers an emergency alarm if no user activity is detected for a set period.
Describes how to access the radio via password upon powering up using the Channel Selector Knob and side buttons.
Details the procedure for accessing the radio using a password after powering up.
Details the procedure to unlock the radio from a locked state after entering an incorrect password multiple times.
Explains how to use the radio with Bluetooth-enabled devices like headsets or scanners.
Outlines the procedure for finding and connecting to a Bluetooth device.
Details how to disconnect from a Bluetooth device.
Explains how to toggle audio routing between the internal speaker and a Bluetooth accessory.
Covers various utility functions for radio configuration.
Describes how to adjust the squelch level to filter unwanted calls or noisy channels.
Explains how to toggle the transmit power level between high and low for each channel.
Mentions that a channel can support up to 6 option board features.
Describes how to initiate hands-free calls using VOX and how to re-enable it.
Continues the explanation of VOX and how to re-enable it after PTT press or channel change.
Explains how to enable or disable all radio tones and alerts, except for the incoming emergency alert tone.
Details how to check the battery power level via the LED indicator.
Explains how this feature provides audible indications for zone, channel, or button presses.
Describes how the radio automatically adjusts audio volume to overcome background noise, affecting only receive audio.
Explains that GPS is a satellite navigation system used to determine the radio's precise location.
Guarantees against defects in workmanship under normal use and service.
Guarantees 80% of rated capacity for the warranty duration.
Details what the warranty covers and for how long, including specific product categories.
Mentions that some states have specific rights regarding warranties.
Explains the process for obtaining warranty service, including proof of purchase and authorized service locations.
Lists items and conditions not covered by the warranty, such as misuse, accidents, or unauthorized modifications.
Continues listing items and conditions not covered by the warranty, including cosmetic damage and normal wear and tear.
Outlines Motorola's defense against patent infringement claims and software usage rights.
States that the warranty is governed by Illinois state law.
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