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General| Bluetooth | Yes |
|---|---|
| GPS | Yes |
| Frequency Range | VHF (136-174 MHz); UHF (403-527 MHz) |
| Power Output | VHF: 1-5W, UHF: 1-4W |
| Audio Output | 1W |
Icons indicate features supported in conventional analog or digital mode.
Each channel can be conventional analog or digital. Some features unavailable in analog mode.
Allows extending conventional communication beyond a single site by connecting to different sites via an IP network.
Instructions for charging the NiMH or Li-lon battery using a Motorola charger.
Procedure to fit the battery into the slots at the bottom of the radio and secure it.
Procedure to remove the battery, ensuring the radio is turned off.
Procedure to attach the antenna to the radio, ensuring it is turned off.
Procedure to attach the carry holster to the radio by aligning rails and pressing downwards.
Procedure to attach the dust cover to the universal connector on the antenna side of the radio.
Explanation of how programmable buttons can be programmed as shortcuts to radio functions or preset channels/groups.
Explanation of the different LED indicators and what they signify regarding the radio's operational status.
Description of the tones that sound through the radio speaker, including High Pitched Tone and Low Pitched Tone.
Procedure to select the desired zone on the radio, indicated by specific tones.
Procedure to select the desired channel on the radio after selecting a zone.
Information on how to receive or make calls to a group of users, requiring radio configuration as part of a group.
Information on setting up private calls between individual radios, with options for presence check or immediate setup.
Description of All Calls, used for important announcements requiring user attention, including receiving and making them.
Information on selective calls, which are private calls on an analog system, including responding to and making them.
Instructions for responding to phone calls as group, private, or all calls.
Allows continued communication when the repeater is not operating or the radio is out of range but within talking range of other radios.
Used to ensure a channel is clear before transmitting, involving monitoring channels and permanent monitor.
Adjusting squelch level to filter unwanted calls with low signal strength or channels with high background noise.
Customizing power setting to high or low for each channel to manage communication range.
Procedure to turn Voice Operating Transmission (VOX) on or off on the radio.
Procedure to turn Acoustic Feedback Suppressor on or off to minimize acoustic feedback in received calls.
Details the warranty coverage and duration for Motorola communication products.
Specifies what the warranty covers and for how long, including digital portable radios and accessories.
Outlines the full extent of Motorola's responsibilities and remedies, limiting liability and excluding other warranties.
Explains specific legal rights that may vary from state to state, regarding limitations on damages or implied warranties.
Provides instructions on how to obtain warranty service, including proof of purchase and contacting authorized service locations.
Lists exclusions from warranty coverage, such as misuse, accidents, unauthorized modifications, and cosmetic damage.
Details Motorola's defense against patent infringement claims and licensing of software.
States that the warranty is governed by the laws of the State of Illinois, USA.
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