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General| Brand | Motorola |
|---|---|
| Model | RDU2020 |
| Category | Two-Way Radio |
| Language | English |
Lists the items included in the radio package, such as the radio, belt clip, battery, charger, and user's guide.
Guidelines for safe operation of the equipment, including usage in dry locations and proper connection.
Information on occupational RF exposure limits and how to control user exposure to meet standards.
Details on how the radio complies with national and international RF exposure standards for occupational use.
Guidelines and operating instructions to control RF exposure and ensure compliance with occupational limits.
Instructions for holding the radio in hand-held mode to maintain safe distance from the body.
Instructions for holding the radio when making or receiving phone calls.
Guidance on using only Motorola-approved accessories for safe RF exposure.
Recommendations for users with pacemakers to maintain distance from the radio.
Guidelines for using communication devices safely while driving.
Warning about placing radios in air bag deployment areas to avoid injury.
Instructions to turn off radios in potentially explosive atmospheres.
Warning to turn off radios near electrical blasting caps or in blasting areas.
Caution against using radios with damaged antennas.
Caution about handling batteries to prevent short circuits and burns.
Cautions for operating intrinsically safe equipment in hazardous atmospheres.
Warnings regarding intrinsically safe radios and modifications.
Guidance on using only approved system components for intrinsically safe radios.
Details on RDX Series models, including frequency band, transmit power, and channels.
Step-by-step instructions for attaching and removing the belt clip.
Instructions for installing the Li-Ion battery pack into the radio.
How to turn the radio on and off, and indicators.
Instructions for adjusting the radio's volume.
Basic steps for checking channel activity and transmitting.
Diagram and explanation of radio buttons and their functions.
Information on using 5 AA Alkaline batteries with an optional frame.
Instructions for charging the radio using a drop-in charging tray.
Table showing battery life for Li-ion and Alkaline batteries based on wattage.
Details on the radio's default channel, frequency, and code settings.
Explanation of LED indicators for transmitting and receiving.
Table showing expected talk range in different environments for UHF and VHF models.
Instructions for using the radio hands-free with compatible VOX accessories.
How to adjust the sensitivity level for VOX operation.
How to check channel activity for static or clear signals.
Key settings that must match for communication: channel, frequency, interference code, and bandwidth.
Additional programmable features like call tones and microphone sensitivity.
Step-by-step instructions to enter the radio's programming mode.
How to program the radio's frequency using specific button combinations.
Instructions for programming interference eliminator codes to minimize static.
How to select channel spacing (bandwidth) for optimal radio quality.
How to set distinctive call tones to alert group members.
How to adjust microphone sensitivity for different users or environments.
Methods for duplicating radio settings from one radio to another.
Instructions for cloning radio settings using a multi-unit charger.
How to manage the tone that signals the end of a transmission.
How to manage battery save feature to conserve power.
How to change phase shift for optimal communication with other Motorola radios.
Instructions to reset the radio to its original factory settings.
Solutions for the radio not powering on.
Troubleshooting steps for when messages are not being transmitted.
Solutions for unwanted noise or cross-talk on a channel.
Tips for improving audio quality, checking settings and bandwidth.
Factors affecting talk range and how to improve it.
Troubleshooting steps for not receiving messages, considering obstructions.
Solutions for static and interference issues.
Troubleshooting steps related to low battery power.
Solutions for the charger light not illuminating.
Troubleshooting steps for inability to enter programming mode.
Instructions for cleaning the radio's exterior safely.
Steps to take if the radio is submerged in water.
Table listing VHF frequencies and their corresponding bandwidths.
Table listing UHF frequencies and their corresponding bandwidths.
Continued table of UHF frequencies and bandwidths.
Further listing of UHF frequencies and bandwidths.
Final part of the UHF frequencies table.
Continuation of the digital interference eliminator codes list.
Details the scope of the warranty for Motorola products and accessories.
Table outlining coverage length for different product categories.
Lists items and conditions not covered by the warranty, like wear and tear or misuse.
Exclusions for altered products and issues related to communication services.
Warranty details for software media.
Warranty statement for software not provided on physical media.
Specifies that the warranty extends only to the first consumer purchaser.
Explains Motorola's options for repair, replacement, or refund under warranty.
Provides contact numbers and instructions for obtaining warranty service.
Discusses limitations on implied warranties and Motorola's liability.
Information on how state laws may affect warranty coverage and user rights.
Quick reference for setting the frequency.
Quick reference for setting interference eliminator codes.
Quick reference for selecting bandwidth for channels.
Quick reference for adjusting microphone gain.
Quick reference for setting call tones.
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