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General| Signaling | MDC1200, DTMF, Quick Call II |
|---|---|
| Frequency Range | 136-174 MHz, 403-470 MHz |
| Battery Life | Up to 10 hours (depending on usage) |
| Weight | 14.5 oz (411 g) with battery |
| Display | Alphanumeric |
| Zones | 16 |
| Battery Type | NiMH |
| Operating Temperature | -22°F to +140°F (-30°C to +60°C) |
| Water Resistance | IP54 (splash resistant) |
Details on multi-station reconditioning chargers and their function in extending battery life.
Explains the 4-hour charging time for batteries and the meaning of indicator lights.
Recommendations for placing the radio charger in secure locations.
Covers Ni-Cad/NiMH battery types, expected life, and 'memory' effects.
Explains why the battery is large, relating it to power and operational duration.
Identifies and explains the function of the radio battery's front and rear contacts.
Details on the release button and top lip for securing the battery to the radio.
Describes the D-ring's purpose, attachment to belt holders, and removal process.
Step-by-step guide on how to correctly connect the battery to the radio.
Information on the external ear-phone jack and its required accessories.
Guidance on securely attaching the antenna for proper radio function.
Details on the Emergency Trigger and Repeat/Direct Selector Switch.
Explains the function of the channel selector and volume control knobs.
Covers the Push-to-Talk button, Keypad Lock, and Audio Level Monitor button.
Details on the Scan/Nuisance Delete button and Lighted Display features.
Describes the radio's self-test procedure and error display meanings.
How to identify a low battery condition from the display indicator.
Explanation of the default screen, second line area indicators, and bottom line functions.
Overview of the 6-key keypad and its relation to display functions.
Procedure for changing the radio's operating mode using keypad and arrow keys.
Instructions on how to select different channels using the channel knob.
Details on the structure and content of the new dispatch channel plan.
Details on community college, Clemars, LAPD, and LA County Fire Department channels.
Highlights FCC regulations and penalties for using unlicensed frequencies.
Explains the inclusion of outside frequencies for interoperability purposes.
Conditions for using other police frequencies, including emergencies and agreements.
Procedure for enabling and disabling the scan function via keypad.
How priority scan works with default channels and traffic monitoring.
Steps to program new channels into the scan list.
Procedure for deleting channels from the active scan list.
Discusses the effects of scanning more channels on listening and battery consumption.
Instructions on how to view the programmed scan frequencies on the display.
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