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General| Frequency Range | VHF: 136-174 MHz, UHF: 403-470 MHz |
|---|---|
| Channel Capacity | 16 channels |
| IP Rating | IP54 |
| Operating Temperature | -30°C to +60°C |
| Weight | 1.3 kg |
| Display | Numeric |
| Programmable Buttons | 2 |
Details safe usage and RF energy awareness for compliance with standards.
Notes that features may not be applicable to specific systems or configurations.
Lists official Motorola trademarks and logos.
Information regarding the disposal of electronic equipment in EU countries.
Explains icons used to indicate features in analog or digital modes.
Describes how channels are configured as analog or digital, and feature availability.
Extends communication reach beyond a single site using an Internet Protocol network.
Single-site trunking configuration supporting hundreds of users and up to 254 Groups.
Multi-channel trunking configuration combining Capacity Plus and IP Site Connect features.
Procedure to turn the radio on, including success indicators.
Procedure to force a radio reset if it becomes locked or unresponsive.
Procedure to properly turn off the radio.
Instructions on how to change the radio's volume level using the dedicated buttons.
Explains how programmable buttons can be assigned to radio functions and shortcuts.
Lists radio functions that can be assigned to programmable buttons.
Explains status indicators and audio tones used in the radio.
Details the bars representing radio signal strength and when the icon is displayed.
Indicates that the Scan feature is enabled.
Shows radio detecting activity on a channel/group designated as Priority 1.
Shows radio detecting activity on a channel/group designated as Priority 2.
Indicates that the Privacy feature is enabled.
Indicates direct radio-to-radio communication is configured.
Shows that tones are turned off.
Indicates that the Privacy feature is disabled.
Shows that Vote Scan feature is enabled.
Indicates a Private Call is in progress or in the Contacts list.
Indicates a Group Call or All Call is in progress or in Contacts list.
Indicates a failed action taken.
Indicates a successful action taken.
Shows transmitting status before successful or failed transmission indication.
Text message pending transmission, awaiting acknowledgment.
Indicates the text message could not be sent.
Indicates the text message was sent successfully.
Shows that the text message has not been read.
Explains the operational status indicators of your radio's LED.
Describes the high-pitched tone produced by the radio speaker.
Describes the low-pitched tone produced by the radio speaker.
Audible indication of status after performing a task.
Audible indication of status after performing a task.
A monotone sound that sounds continuously until termination.
Sound that periodically repeats depending on radio settings.
A single tone that repeats until terminated by the user.
Sound that occurs once for a short duration set by the radio.
Procedure to select the required channel on your radio after selecting a zone.
Method used for Calls only, assigning specific functions to buttons.
Information on how to receive or make calls to a group of users.
Follow the procedure to make Group Calls on your radio.
Procedure to respond to Group Calls received on your radio.
Definition of a Private Call from one individual radio to another.
Procedure to make Private Calls on your radio, if feature is enabled.
Procedure to respond to Private Calls received on your radio.
Describes an All Call as a transmission from one radio to every radio on the channel.
Procedure to make All Calls on your radio, if programmed.
Information on what happens when you receive an All Call.
Definition of a Selective Call from one individual radio to another, similar to Private Call on analog systems.
Procedure to initiate Selective Calls on your radio, if programmed.
Procedure to respond to Selective Calls received on your radio.
Allows continued communication when repeater is non-operational or out of range.
Procedure to switch between Repeater and Talkaround modes.
Feature for continuously monitoring a selected channel for activity.
Step-by-step guide to enable or disable the Permanent Monitor feature.
Information on creating and assigning scan lists for channels or groups.
Explains how the radio cycles through programmed scan lists for voice activity.
Instructions on how to activate or deactivate the scan feature.
Procedure to respond to transmissions when the radio stops on a channel during scanning.
Temporarily removes unwanted channels from the scan list, excluding the selected channel.
Procedure to restore nuisance channels that were previously deleted.
Scans analog channels of multiple base stations to select the strongest received signal.
How to use Call Alert paging to notify a specific user to call back.
Steps to follow to respond to Call Alerts received on your radio.
Procedure to initiate Call Alerts on your radio.
Describes how to initiate and manage Emergency Alarms for critical situations.
Procedure for receiving and managing Emergency Alarms.
How to send an Emergency Alarm, a non-voice signal, to a group of radios.
Feature to send an Emergency Alarm with voice automatically following.
Step-by-step guide to send Emergency Alarms with voice to follow.
Procedure to reinitiate emergency mode on the radio sending the alarm.
Conditions under which the radio exits emergency mode.
Information on receiving and sending text messages via the radio.
Details on using predefined Quick Text Messages for communication.
Procedure to send predefined Quick Text messages to a specific alias.
Analog-only feature to prevent eavesdropping using software-based scrambling.
Instructions to enable or disable the analog scrambling function.
Feature that raises an emergency if no user activity is detected for a predefined time.
Analog-only feature to inform when the radio is out-of-range of other ARTS-equipped radios.
Restricts access to the radio by requiring a password upon powering on.
Steps to access the radio by entering the correct four-digit password.
Procedure to unlock the radio when it is in a locked state.
Enables or disables all radio tones and alerts, except for emergency alert tones.
Allows customization of transmit power setting to high or low for each channel.
Procedure to set the transmit power levels on your radio.
Procedure to set the squelch levels on your radio.
Procedure to turn VOX on or off on your radio.
Enables audible indication of the current zone/channel or button pressed.
Feature for speaking in languages with alveolar trill ('rolling R') pronunciations.
Details pertaining to Motorola Solutions communication products.
Specifies the duration and coverage of the warranty for Motorola Solutions products.
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