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Channel Capacity | 32 |
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IP Rating | IP67 |
Intrinsically Safe | Yes |
Display | No |
Bluetooth | Yes |
Analog/Digital | Both |
Frequency Range | VHF: 136-174 MHz, UHF: 403-527 MHz |
Power Output | VHF: 5W, UHF: 4W |
Explains how to navigate and use the user guide.
Lists information that can be obtained from a dealer or system administrator.
Provides instructions on how to charge the radio's battery correctly.
Details the steps for attaching the battery to the radio.
Explains how to attach the antenna to the radio.
Describes how to attach the belt clip to the radio.
Guides on attaching the universal connector cover for protection.
Steps to turn on the radio and indications of successful power-up.
Instructions on how to increase or decrease the radio's volume.
Identifies and labels the various physical controls on the radio.
Explains how programmable buttons can be used as shortcuts for various functions.
Lists and describes various functions that can be assigned to radio buttons.
Lists settings or utility functions that can be assigned to buttons.
Explains the primary purposes and operation of the Push-To-Talk button.
Details how to switch between analog and digital operating modes.
Explains how to extend communication reach via IP networks.
Describes the single-site trunking configuration for hundreds of users.
Explains the multi-site, multi-channel trunking configuration.
Explains the different states indicated by the LED light on the radio.
Describes the various audio tones used by the radio to indicate status.
Details the meaning of different indicator tones.
Explains how to select a zone, which is a group of channels.
Guides on selecting a channel, subscriber ID, or group ID for communication.
Steps for receiving and responding to a radio call.
Instructions on how to initiate a radio call using different methods.
How to stop an ongoing call to free up the channel.
How to communicate directly when the repeater is not operating.
Explains features for monitoring channel activity.
How scan lists are created and assigned to channels/groups for scanning.
Explains how the scanning function works and its types.
How to turn ringing tones for private calls on or off.
How call alert paging works to request a callback.
How to initiate and manage emergency alarms and calls.
Information on sending quick text messages.
How privacy features prevent eavesdropping using software scrambling.
Features applicable to IP Site Connect or Linked Capacity Plus configurations.
How the feature raises an emergency if no user activity is detected.
How to access the radio via password upon powering up.
Analog-only feature to inform when the radio is out-of-range.
How the radio can be updated remotely via OTAP.
Access to various utility functions.
Guarantees against defects in workmanship under normal use.
Guarantees 80% of rated capacity for the warranty duration.
Specifies the scope and duration of the warranty for Motorola communication products.
Outlines the general terms and conditions of Motorola's warranty responsibilities.