mototrbo数字方案

MOTOTRBO技术及全线产品综述当前，无线对讲机正经历着从模拟技术走向数字技术的巨大变革。

数字对讲机不仅能够提供更优良的语音通话质量，还可以承载数据、图像传输等丰富的无线应用、增加频谱资源利用效率，帮助用户大幅度提升业务绩效和工作效率。

2009年末，我国工业与信息化部专门发布了有关通知，自2011年1月1日开始，停止该频段内模拟对讲机的型号核准，五年后数字对讲机将完全取代模拟对讲机，数字无线通信时代全面到来。

MOTOTRBO数字技术综述MOTOTRBO产品采用符合欧洲电信标准协会（ETSI）数字移动无线对讲机（DMR）Tier 2标准的12.5kHz TDMA数字化技术。

这是一个在高功率、许可频段下专业通信的数字对讲机标准，并已得到全球公认。

TDMA可提升系统容量与频谱效率都比传统设备提高了一倍，同时改善了话音质量、延长电池使用时间以及为调度管理提供更强大的呼叫信令和控制能力。

利用TDMA平台，可在同一地区和同一频率下支持更多用户和更多信息传输。

MOTOTRBO数字无线通信系统采用专有的数字语音技术，可实现包括自动与环境噪音相适应的智能音频、一对一私密通话、灵活通讯编组等多种功能。

MOTOTRBO的创新音频技术，通过出色的语音清晰度提供智能通信，为用户带来优质的音频和出色的效率。

这一数字创新在提升团队工作效率的同时实现了一致、可靠的无线通信，优势包括：语音更清晰、覆盖范围更广，消除静电、抑制噪音并改善音质、在不失真的前提下实现私密性、通过失真管理提升语音清晰度等。

特别是通过失真管理提升语音清晰度，因为静电和噪音等失真现象会降低语音清晰度，其蜂鸣声会在用户增加音量或通信覆盖距离增加时明显听到。

为了有效管理失真问题，MOTOTRBO的数字语音技术利用内置纠错技术重新构建语音，在整个覆盖区域内几乎不会有任何失真。

它还采用背景噪音抑制技术，这样背景噪音不会被发射出去，用户自然也接收不到。

失真管理功能增强了语音清晰度，提高了语音通信效果。

M O T O T R B O-I P设置MOTOTRBO数字系统IP联网写频设置要点MOTOTRBO设备联网时最基本的设置注意事项如下（以不同频的两基站联网为例）：一、主站与副站的两个中转台分别设置项目（以下所有图片左边为主站，右边为副站）：1、对讲机名称和ID可随意定制，名称可以相同（也可以不同），而ID一定不能相同2、连接类型要选好主站还是副站（对等方为副站），分别定好各自IP，局域网的自行定制，如果是电信网络，必须要向电讯公司申请一个固定IP给主站使用，因为机器断电重启时电信IP改变，导至不能联网。

副站必须填上主站IP，而且防火墙打开计时器秒数要相同。

3、两站彩色码可以不同，IP站点连接可以设成时隙1和2都联网，但是就算有6个站联网也是只有时隙1和时隙2两个信道可以作为呼叫使用，如果设置了插槽1就是时隙1联网，时隙2为本地使用，其他站的时隙2在使用时不会互相干扰。

设置为插槽2就刚好相反使用。

4、基站的使用频点可以不同频段（推荐不同，因为使用相同的时候如果出现重叠区，则在重叠区的范围内会出现难以呼叫的现象，如果一定要相同，只能使用不同彩色码，但不能减去重叠区的烦恼）。

二、下面是各手持机的设置项目：1、对讲机名称和ID可随意定制，名称可以相同（也可以不同），而ID一定不能相同2、呼叫组ID要相同，否则呼叫时要选取相同ID的组才能互相对话。

组ID设置接收列表设置3、3、彩色码和频点要对应手台所使用的中转台彩色码和频点，两台对讲机的信道所使用的时隙必须要一致。

4、数字对讲机写频项目里必须要选上接收时的组呼列表，发射时的通信录。

通过上述步骤后，就能实现两站IP联网对讲功能。

如果联网媒介是公网，主站必须要在网络路由器上把自身IP挂到公网上，即：把主站IP192.168.1.101挂到路由器里的DMZ项目中去，而副站的主站IP填写项目里把电信给主站点所在的网络公网IP填上。

三、手机设置漫游功能步骤：1、在写频菜单里把IP站点连接打钩2、在左边菜单最底下一项创建漫游列表3、在漫游列表中选取需要漫游的信道4、在信道设置菜单中找到扫描/漫游列表的选项，选取已建立好的漫游列表当漫游功能开启后，手持机就能在两站信号覆盖范围内平滑漫游过站，而不须要手动去选取所在站点的信道。

直通模式下两个时隙同时通话和空中编程MOTOTRBO TM数字对讲机的两个新功能2012年摩托罗拉相继推出了XiR M8600系列数字车载台，SL系列手持对讲机，XirP86/GP300D系列手持对讲机和Xir P6600系列的手持对讲机。

给广大用户带来了多行大屏幕彩屏显示，内置蓝牙，智能音频，语音播报等一系列全新的功能。

这里就给大家介绍一下直通模式下两个时隙同时通话和空中编程这两个比较有特点的功能。

在直通模式下两个时隙同时通话在直通模式下两个时隙同时通话，也就是6.25Khz等效信道间隔的直通模式(也叫6.25e直通模式)。

以往，满足DMR标准的数字对讲机只能在中继模式下实现两个时隙同时通话，在直通模式下，在12.5kHz信道间隔同一时间只能有一路通话。

2012年发布的新版DMR 标准规定了在直通模式下两个时隙同时通话这一新功能的实现方法，也使得DMR技术体制的优势更加明显。

新版DMR标准巧妙地利用领导对讲机(Leader)和其他对讲机对时间基准的互相传播，实现了大范围直通模式对讲机的时间同步，避免了不同时隙通话可能出现的干扰，实现了直通模式下的双时隙通话。

目前，摩托罗拉公司已经将这一功能植入现有对讲机，让更多的用户能够利用能够在有限的频率资源下增加通信容量。

空中编程空中编程可以使用户通过电脑连接对讲机对系统内其他对讲机进行编程。

这样，当用户需要修改系统内其他对讲机参数时，不用将所有对讲机收回进行编程，而通过简单的空中编程就可以了。

具体的系统设置如下图所示：图1. 应用服务器和客户端在同一台计算机上，用户通过客户端软件空中编程对讲机图2. 应用服务器和客户端在不同地点，用户可以通过客户端软件空中编程对讲机空中编程可以在直通模式， 6.25Khz等效信道间隔的直通模式，中继模式，IP互连系统，单基站智能多信道系统，和多基站智能多信道系统中实现。

如果安装了上线通知器软件，则系统还可以自动识别系统内的对讲机，让空中编程更加智能化。

发现更多体验优势MOTOTRBOTM数字技术带来无限可能MOTOTRBO TM专业数字常规通讯系统，是迄今为止非常出色的一款未来创新产品。

不断创新的数字技术，为其提供了强大性能。

这是摩托罗拉 60 年来一贯的设计理念。

我们要始终建立超越局限的无线对讲机性能。

帮助企业和人员进行顺畅的通信，MOTOTRBO 的这一目标看似非常简单，但其内在数字技术并不简单。

我们在不断开发创新解决方案，让 MOTOTRBO 可以满足所有企业的任何通信要求。

所有这些只需一个数字平台即可实现。

用于即时访问的 IP 基站互连功能该 IP 连接功能让您能够通过标准互联网，连接多个单站点系统。

随时随地都可以进行无中断的语音和数据通信，而且不必担心物理障碍、手动漫游操作、有限的覆盖范围和功能丢失等问题。

Capacity Plus 智能信道共享可以将信道容量增至两倍此款可扩展的单站点数字解决方案，允许上千个MOTOTRBO 对讲机用户在同一系统中进行语音和数据通信。

您的员工可以快速、高效地共享大量关键业务通信和信息。

IP57 防水标准，具备全天候坚固能力这是置于水下 1 米时可保持 30 分钟不进水的国际评级，是潮湿工作环境中的理想选择。

此外，它还符合多种严格标准，例如美国军标 810 C、D、E 和 F 以及摩托罗拉的耐用性和可靠性标准。

这些标准确保 MOTOTRBO 对讲机可以在各种恶劣环境中使用。

通过增强的数字功能提高频谱效率此款基于 TDMA 数字技术的频谱效率特性，将模拟系统的通话容量提高至两倍，可以与数据相集成，而且延长的电池寿命使通话时间增加了40%。

另外，增强的私密性可以让您通过 16 个加密密钥（每个密钥 40 位）的密码保护，确保语音、文本消息和 GPS 数据的安全。

十全十美的数字优势事半功倍MOTOTRBO 用户可以减少频谱拥堵现象，同时将现有许可的中继台信道效率提高至两倍。

利用双时隙 TDMA 技术支持一个 12.5 kHz 中继台信道中的双虚拟信道，可以将一个许可信道的呼叫容量提升至两倍。

Motorola MOTOTRBO™ Auto-Testand Alignment8800SX Digital Radio Test SetThis guide describes how to setup and use the Motorola MOTOTRBO Auto-Test application on the 8800SX. Supported Models by RegionNorth America Asia Europe Latin AmericaCM200d / CM300d XiR M3188 / 3688 DM1400 / 1600 DEM 300 / 400 CP200d XiR P3688 DP1400 DEP 450SL300 SL1M SL1600 SL470 / 500 SL7550 / 7580 / 7590 SL1K SL4000 / 4010 SL8050 / 8550 XPR 2500 XiR M6660 DM2600 DEM 500 XPR 3300 / 3500 XiR P6600 / 6620 DP2400 / 2600 DEP 550 / 570XPR 4350 / 4380 / 4550 /4580 XiR M8220 / 8228 / 8260 /8268DM3400 / 3401 / 3600 /3601DGM 4100 / 4100+ / 6100 /6100+XPR 5350 / 5380 / 5550 /5580 XiR M8620 / 8628 / 8660 /8668 / CM7668DM4400 / 4401 / 4600 /4601 DGM 5000 / 5500 / 8000XPR 6100 / 6300 / 6350 / 6380 /6500 / 6550 / 6580 XiR P8100 / 8200 / 8208 /8260 / 8268DP3200 / 3400 / 3401 /3600 / 3601DGP 4050 / 4150 / 4150+ /6150 / 6150+XPR 7350 / 7380 / 7550 /7580 XiR P8600 / 8608 / 8620 /8628 / 8660 / 8668 /CP7668 / GP328D /GP338DDP4401 / 4600 / 4601 /4800 / 4801DGM 4100 / 4100+ / 6100 /6100+Equipment Requirements8800SX with options• Option 01 – DMR Conventional Operation• Option 104 – Motorola MOTOTRBO Series Auto-Test and AlignmentTest Hardware• VIAVI 112277 – 10 Amp Current Shunt 0.01 Ohm (for Mobile PA BIAS Alignment)• Radio Programming Cable (See Table 1)• Audio Test Box – RLN4460 (See Table 1 for model compatibility)• Variable Power Supply (30 Amp rating for High Power mobiles)• Battery Eliminator and Interface Box (for portables)o Battery Eliminator (See Table 1)o Motorola RLN 4510 if available)• Test Cable (Low Loss Phase Stable recommended for best accuracy) BNC (M) – BNC (M)• Reference Cable (Short 6”) BNC (M) – BNC (M)• 10 dB attenuator BNC (M) – BNC (F) (Optional but recommended for best accuracy)• Connector Adapterso BNC (F) – BNC (F)o N (M) – BNC (F)o Antenna Test Adapter (See Table 1)o Antenna Adapter Holder (See Table 1)• For best accuracy, the 8800SX should be connected and configured to use an external 10 MHz Standard.Motorola Part NumbersSubscriber Type ProgrammingCableBatteryEliminatorAudio TestBoxAntennaAdapterAntennaAdapterHolderCP200d portable PMKN4128 0180305K08EPP RLN4460 5886564Z01 n/a XPR 3300 /3500 portable PMKN4115 PMNN4428 RLN4460 PMLN6154 PMLN6201 XPR 6100 /6300 / 6350 /6380 / 6500 /6550 / 6580portable PMKN4012 PMNN4076 RLN4460 5880348B33 n/aXPR 7500 IS portable PMKN4012B+ PMLN6430 RLN4460 5880384G68 n/a XPR 7350 /7380 / 7550 /7580portable PMKN4012B+ PMNN4428 RLN4460 PMLN6154 PMLN6155 SL 300 portable CB000262A01 HW000405A01 RLN4460 28012039001 HW000406A01 SL 7550 / 7580/ 7590 portable 25-124330-01R HW000405A01 n/a 28012039001 7012042001 CM200d /CM300d mobile PMKN4147 n/a RLN4460 n/a n/a XPR 2500 mobile PMKN4147 n/a RLN4460 n/a n/aXPR 4350 / 4380 / 4550 /4580 mobile PMKN4010 n/a RLN4460 n/a n/aXPR 5350 /5380/ 5550 /5580mobile HKN6184 n/a RLN4460 n/a n/aTable 1Note: The above table includes radio models for the North American region. For a list of the comparable model names for all regions please reference the above supported models list or Motorola’s documentation. Before you Begin• Before testing begins, be sure to check the system software version of your 8800. Select Utilities>Software>Update from the menu to see the installed system software version.• The system version is indicated at the bottom right of the System Update screen, after the Model and Serial Number.• The Motorola MOTOTRBO application version is displayed in the Auto-Test screen with the Radio OEM.• Check for software updates on the VIAVI 8800 Series Software webpage at/en-us/software-download/8800-series-software The current system software version is displayed next to 8800 Series Software Update.• If your system software version is older than the version listed on this site, download the software, release notes, and installation instructions and update your system software. The system software download includes the latest Auto-Test Software Update.• If the system software version is current, check your Auto-Test application version, as the test scripts are updated more frequently than system software. The Auto-Test Release Notes will list currentversions in order of most recently updated.• The Auto-Test Software Update includes all currently released test scripts.MOTOTRBO Portable Interconnect1. Connect a 12 VDC power supply to the RLN4510 or battery eliminator.2. If the RLN4510 is not used, set the power supply to 7.5 VDC. The power supply should be rated at 5amps.3. Connect radio ANT to 8800 T/R port.4. Connect radio programming cable to 8800 USB port and audio test box if performing audio tests.5. Connect radio programming cable to RLN4460 audio test box and audio cable to 8800 Audio In portif performing audio tests.MOTOTRBO Mobile Interconnect1. Connect radio TX Out to 8800 T/R port.2. Connect radio programming cable to 8800 USBport and audio test box if performing audio tests.3. Connect power supply to radio with positive leadthrough the current shunt if PA BIAS alignment is tobe performed. The current shunt is not required forpower testing.4. The power supply should be capable of supplyingthe required amount of current and the currentlimiting should not be set too low. Proper gaugewires should also be used.5. Connect radio programming cable to RLN4460 audio test box and audio cable to 8800 Audio In portif performing audio tests.Access to the Application1. Select the Utilities dropdown menu, then select Auto-Test.2. Select Motorola MOTOTRBO Series from the Radio OEM menu.Test Screen – Function KeysAfter selecting the Radio OEM, use the Read Radio button to query the radio. This will determine the model of the radio under test then display this information in the “Model-Band” field.Run•This will execute the selected test or alignment process.Last Results•Displays the test results of the last radio tested.Browse Results•Allows access to all previous results for all past radio tests.Manage Config•Store and Recall of user defined specification tables.Cable Loss•Allows the user to enter cable loss factors for separate frequency bands.Select All•Selects all tests available for the radio under test.Deselect All•Deselects all available tests.Note: All menu selections are maintained separately for each model as well as for the Align & Test and Test selection. It is important to either perform the Read Radio or select your model from theModel-Band menu prior to making test selections.Test Screen – Test SelectionsSummary•Displays the Test Summary window showing current test conditions (P)ass (F)ail (S)kip (A)bort (R)unning.Tests•Displays the Test Configuration window allowing separate tests to be selected and configured.Some tests allow entry of test parameters. Available configurations may change between Testand Align & Test menu selections.•Configure buttons allow access to specifications or other user entries.•Configure for Radio Information allows three lines of user text to be entered that will be visible at the beginning of the printout in the Test Results file. These could be used to identify aTechnician ID, Company Name or anything that might be useful at the beginning of the printout.Options•Allows the user to configure various items, along with selecting the frequency bands to be tested or aligned.EOT Beep• The 8800SX will produce an audible beep at the completion of all tests and alignments to notify the operator that the test or alignment is done.Message Beep• When testing dual band mobiles, you will be prompted to move the test cable when moving from one band connector to the other. This option will produce an audible beep to promptthe operator to change the cable connection. Note: The highest frequency band that isselected is always tested first.• When testing radios supporting audio tests, you will be prompted to connect the audio test box or select skip to not perform audio tests.Extended Logging• Diagnostic mode that shows all adjustments to soft pot values.Reset Skip• Resets the prompt for connecting the audio test box to appear again during tests if Skip was selected.Cable Loss BasicsEvery coaxial cable has a loss associated with it. If extremely short, the loss may be negligible. However, any loss that is not compensated will affect radio measurements. For example, a 4’ length of RG-58, used to test a 50 watt mobile radio at 800 MHz could impart an error of approximately 0.7 dB. While this seems insignificant, when converted to a percentage, its importance becomes clear. A compensation factor of 0.4 dB is equivalent to a 10% error in power measurement.• To eliminate this error, compensation must take place.• The following procedure shows how to measure the cable loss for a coaxial cable used to test a radio, but the same procedure can be used for measuring insertion loss of attenuatorsand other devices as well.Cable Loss Calibration1. On the 8800, press the home button to access the System Menu. Select the “Sys Reset” button andselect “Yes” when you receive the prompt: “Do you want to restore factory defaults?”Note: This will not delete any user files.Cable Loss ScreenCable 1 - 52. From the Utilities Menu, select Presets>Clear Display to remove any tiles that may have beenpreviously displayed.Note: Touch the grey bar at the top to access the menu bar.3. Select the following tiles to be displayed:•Generators – Generator•Receivers – Receiver•Meters – RSSI4. Maximize the Generator and Receiver Tiles.5. Configure the RF Generator Tile.•Port: GEN•Enable: ON•Level: -12 dBm6. Configure the RF Receiver Tile.•Frequency: 136.125 MHz•Gen Offset: 0.00 MHz•Lock: ON•IF BW: 10 kHz•Port: ANT•AGC: Auto7. Connect Type N adapters to 8800 GEN and ANT ports.8. Connect the 10 dB Attenuator to the N adapter on the 8800 ANT port.9. Connect the Reference cable from the 8800 GEN port to the attenuator on the 8800 ANT port.10. Note the level displayed on the RSSI Meter. Example: -22.3 dBm11. Set the Receiver Tile AGC setting from auto to manual.• This value should be the next higher value than whatis indicated by the RSSI meter. Setting the AGC to afixed range prevents automatic ranging from choosinga different setting. For -22.3 dBm, set AGC to -20dBm.12. Establish a zero dB Reference (dBr).• Change the RSSI Meter units control from dBm to dBr.• Note that the meter now reads 0.00 dBr.13. Add the Test cable in-line with the Reference cable.• Disconnect the Reference cable from the 10 dB Attenuator on the 8800 ANT port. (Leave the attenuator on the 8800 ANT port.)• Using a BNC barrel connector, connect the Test cable to the Reference cable as shown.• Connect the other end of the Test cable to the 10 dB Attenuator on the 8800 ANT port.14. Record the measured Cable Loss of the Test Cable.o Record the Loss factor for this frequency.o Set the RSSI Meter Units back to dBm.15. Repeat steps 9 through 14 for the following frequencies:• 440.125 MHz• 810.125 MHzCable Loss Entry1. Access the Auto-Test application and select the Cable Loss function button.2. Enter the recorded Loss values into the appropriate frequency band areas on the Cable Lossscreen.3. Select Home when finished to return to the Auto-Test screen.4. The cable calibration is now complete. The Auto-Test application will use the entered values tocorrect the measured power meter readings by the amount of the cable loss.Test and Align & Test FunctionsTest Function• When selected, the menu will change to show only Test items.• No alignments will be made. A test report of pass/fail results will be recorded. Radio model will be automatically identified, and the appropriate specification table will be used for testing.Align & Test Function• All selected items that are capable of being aligned will be aligned. Performance tests will also be performed to validate the alignment.Select All• This will enable all tests.Deselect AllLast ResultsDisplays the most recently completed test result.• Shows Time Date stamp along with the 8800’s serial number and version information for both the system and the application.• Shows radio model, serial number along with radio software versions and configurations.• Shows the Flash CodeSelect Home to return to the Auto-Test screen.Press the icon to exit the Auto-Test screen.Browse ResultsShows all test result files for the current Auto-Test application.Select• Allows a test results file to be loaded and displayed.Copy to USB• Copies ALL test result files for the current Auto-Test application to a connected USB memory stick.• After inserting the USB stick, wait several seconds (or until its light stops flickering on the drive) before selecting Copy to USB.• Be sure to leave the USB stick in long enough for the file copy to complete, waiting 15-20 seconds after the completion message appears.• Removing the USB stick early may result in files not being copied to the memory stick successfully or showing as empty (0 kB in size).Delete All• Deletes ALL test result files for the current Auto-Test application.Running the Auto-Test, Step by Step1. Select Auto-Test from the Utilities menu and select MOTOTRBO Auto-test from the Radio OEM list.2. Connect the Portable or Mobile radio to be tested.3. Select Read Radio.•Check that there are Loss values entered in the Cable Loss Screen for the bands being tested.•If Loss values are not entered, then perform the Cable Loss Calibration procedure.4. Select Test or Align & Test from the menu.5. From the Tests Tab, choose all individual tests to be performed.6. Press Run to begin the Test or Alignment.7. Failed tests should be confirmed by re-testing.Contact Us +1 800 835 2352 *******************************To reach the VIAVI office nearest you,visit /contacts© 2021 VIAVI Solutions Inc. Productspecifications and descriptions inthis document are subject tochange without notice.。

PORTÁTILESHÁGASEMOTOTRBO™ R7 ES UNA RADIO BIDIRECCIONAL PORTÁTIL DIGITAL QUE OFRECE UN AUDIO ALTO, CLARO Y PERSONALIZABLE EN UN DISPOSITIVO RESISTENTE, FIABLE Y CONECTADO. Su avanzado procesamiento de audio garantiza que siempre se entienda su voz, mientras que su diseño resistente está preparado para los entornos más duros.OIGA Y HÁGASE OÍR, CONÉCTESE CUANDO IMPORTA Y OBTENGA RÁPIDAMENTE INFORMACIÓN VITALASEGÚRESE DE QUE LE OYEN POR ENCIMA DE TODOMOTOTRBO R7 ofrece un volumen excepcional para que su equipo pueda oír y hacerse oír en cualquier situación. Diseñada con un potente altavoz, la R7 ofrece de serie una increíble potencia de 102 fonios, lo suficientemente alta como para oírse en medio del ruido del tráfico. La R7 también cuenta con un perfil de audio extraalto, que aumenta el volumen total a 107 fonios en la radio, y micrófonos con altavoz remoto conectados para usarse en las zonas más ruidosas que visite.EXPERIENCIA DE AUDIO PERSONALIZABLELa MOTOTRBO R7 se puede combinar con accesorios diseñados especialmente de modo que resulte más fácil de usar y aún más capaz para su flota. Los micrófonos con altavoz remoto y otros accesorios le permiten utilizar rápidamente la radio incluso en entornos ruidosos en los que normalmente tendría que desplazarse a una zona más silenciosa. El perfil de volumen extraalto de la R7 es compatible con muchos de los accesorios diseñados específicamente para la R7, lo que significa que sus requisitos de audio no se verán afectados por su elección de accesorio. El puerto para accesorios, cuidadosamente diseñado, añade una conectividad sólida y fiable a sus accesorios, y es resistente al polvo y la corrosión.ALTO Y CLAROAUDIO NÍTIDOMOTOTRBO R7 permite a su equipo oír y ser oído con claridad cuando más importa. La supresión de ruido de micrófono dual adaptativa ofrece una increíble cancelación de ruido en sus comunicaciones, lo que le permite oír a su equipo sobre el estruendo ensordecedor de la maquinaria o el fragor de un estadio abarrotado. La supresión automática de respuesta acústica cancela de forma inteligente la respuesta de otras radios cercanas para ofrecer una experiencia de usuario profesional cuando se encuentra cerca de otros compañeros. El audio inteligente supervisa el ruido de fondo y ajusta el volumen del altavoz para que no tenga que hacerlo usted, garantizando que los mensajes siempre tengan el volumen perfecto, tanto en modo analógico como digital. La tecnología de audio IMPRES ™ de la R7 funciona a la perfección con los accesorios de Motorola, por lo que cada llamada se oye con claridad en todo momento.MOTOTRBO R7 PERMITE A SU EQUIPO OÍR Y SER OÍDO CLARAMENTE CUANDO LACOMUNICACIÓN ES VITALDURABILIDADMOTOTRBO R7 se ha diseñado y probado conforme a los estándares militares MIL-STD-810, lo que significa que no tiene ningún problema para acompañarle a cualquier sitio, independientemente de dónde y cómo trabaje. Las pruebas de dispositivos de acuerdo a las normas IP66 e IP68 demuestran que las radios R7 son completamente estancas al polvo y están protegidas profundidad durante 2 horas, así como ante chorros de agua de alta presión desde cualquier dirección.Incluso la pantalla ampliada está reforzada para ofrecer Las radios R7 están disponibles con las aprobaciones entornos explosivos correspondientes sin riesgo de ignición o incendio. Además, el material de la carcasa se ha diseñado especialmente para que resista los daños causados por desinfectantes y sustancias de en el sector médico, lo que garantiza CONECTADA CUANDO IMPORTALa R7 mantendrá a sus equipos conectados cuando lo necesiten. El dispositivo cuenta con funciones de pulsar para hablar (PTT) para comunicarse de forma instantánea con su equipo y los despachadores, de modo que ya no tendrá que preocuparse por la cobertura de la señal y la dependencia de redes a cargo de otras organizaciones. Las radios R7 tienen una sensibilidad de recepción superior que le permite enviar y recibir mensajes al límite de la cobertura, donde otras radios pueden tener dificultades. Las radios MOTOTRBO R7 se pueden utilizar para las comunicaciones entre dispositivos en el terreno, al tiempo que son compatibles con todos los tipos de sistemas MOTOTRBO, tanto si tiene una instalación de sitio único pequeña como una red que abarca todo el país.TIEMPO DE INACTIVIDAD MINIMIZADOSus radios le ofrecen el mejor servicio cuando son fáciles de usar, fáciles de gestionar y capaces de permanecer más tiempo en el campo. Alimentada con tecnología de litio, las baterías de la MOTOTRBO R7 permiten minimizar el peso y el tamaño, al tiempo que proporcionan tiempos prolongados entre cargas. erradican horas de inactividad dedicadas a calibrar y reacondicionar baterías, mientras que los cargadores IMPRES maximizan los ciclos de carga de cada batería para que saque el máximo partido a su inversión. Para mantener sus dispositivosprotegidos del uso no autorizado, las protecciones integradas DISEÑADA PARA LAS EMPRESASALIMENTADA CON TECNOLOGÍA DE LITIO, MOTOTRBO R7 TIENE UNA DURACIÓN DE LAS BATERÍASIMPRESIONANTE, A LA VEZ QUE UN PESO Y UN TAMAÑO REDUCIDOSEXCELENTES PRESTACIONES, DISEÑO COMPACTOMás características que nunca, en un formato elegante y ergonómico PREPARADA PARA EL MAÑANAINFORMACIÓN VITAL DE UN VISTAZOLa radio MOTOTRBO R7 cuenta con una gran pantalla QVGA de 2,4 pulgadas y 320x240 píxeles que proporciona a los usuarios de un solo vistazo la información que necesitan. Con la pantalla en color de gran tamaño, la lectura de texto y la navegación de los menús es intuitiva y rápida, exactamente lo que desea de un dispositivo de misión crítica. En la pantalla se muestra de forma predeterminada la información relevante, como el canal, y una sola pulsación de botón permite a los usuarios acceder fácilmente a las acciones más utilizadas.CONEXIÓN Y COLABORACIÓNLa MOTOTRBO R7 se ha creado con conectividad Wi-Fi 5 y Bluetooth ® 5.2 integradas, lo que hace que las conexiones entre radios, fuentes de datos y accesorios sean sencillas y rápidas. La conectividad moderna que proporcionan estas tecnologías aumenta el ancho de banda al tiempo que minimiza el consumo de energía, lo quegarantiza el funcionamiento de los dispositivos durante todo el turno. Con las radios R7, se puede acceder a las notificaciones de los sistemas de videovigilancia, las alertas de los sensores de gas, los mensajes de texto de los compañeros y mucho más a través del dispositivo. Con el aumento de la conectividad, existe el riesgo de sobrecarga de información para los operativos de misión crítica; las radios R7 reducen este riesgo dando prioridad únicamente a las alertas que mantienen seguros a su personal y a sus clientes, lo que contribuye a aumentar la productividad, la eficiencia y la seguridad.Gran pantalla QVGA de 2,4 pulg. y 320x240 píxeles para unapara una conectividad rápida Micrófonos frontales y traseros para cancelación deBaterías de litio quecontribuyen a la ligereza de la radio y proporcionan una largaEl potente altavoz orientado al frente, ubicado tras el teclado,Botón de emergencia grande Todas estas nuevascaracterísticas se reúnen en un diseño elegante y sofisticado, resistente y fácil de transportar para sus equipos durante un turno completo de trabajo prolongado.La disponibilidad está sujeta a las leyes y las normativas de cada país. A menos que se indique lo contrario, todas las especificaciones que se muestran son estándar y están sujetas a cambios sin previo aviso.MOTOROLA, MOTO, MOTOROLA SOLUTIONS y el logotipo de la M estilizada son marcas comerciales o marcas registradas de Motorola Trademark Holdings, LLC y se utilizan bajo licencia. Todas las demás marcas comerciales pertenecen a sus respectivos propietarios. ©2022 Motorola Solutions, Inc. Todos los derechos reservados. (04-22)SEGURIDAD DE VÍDEO Y CONTROL DE ACCESOCOMUNICACIONES DE RADIO MÓVILES TERRESTRES。

Make technology more productive and personal. You asked for a forward-thinking way to connect your people to their work, wherever they go. An innovative business tool that increases their efficiencywhile lowering your costs. Versatile and powerful, MOTOTRBO combines the best of two-way radio functionality with the latest digital technology. It integrates voice and data seamlessly, offersenhanced features that are easy to use and delivers increased capacity to meet your communication needs from the field to the factory floor. With exceptional voice quality and long battery life, MOTOTRBO keeps your work teams connected when communication is a must.MOTOTRBO ™DIGITAL TWO-WAY RADIO REPEATERSTHE FUTURE OF BUSINESS COMMUNICATION, DELIVERED TODAYHIGH-POWERED PERFORMANCEBecause MOTOTRBO uses TDMA digital technology, it delivers integrated voice and data, twice the callingcapacity plus clearer voice communications. When it comes to battery performance, MOTOTRBO radios operate 40 percent longer between recharges compared to analog. In fact, the leading-edge IMpRes ™ technology in our batteries, chargers and audio accessories also ensures longer talk time and clearer audio.INDUSTRY-LEADING APPLICATIONSMotorola’s Application Developer program offerscustomized data applications so you can adapt your radios to your unique business needs. Because we’ve created the largest developer program in the industry, we can provide nimble applications that address your challenges and answer your objectives – from work order ticket management to network management, email gateways to location tracking, dispatch consoles to telephony integration, and beyond.Whether you want to send text messages or track work order information, pinpoint work crew locations with integrated Gps or manage your fleet from a central dispatch location, MOTOTRBO ™ paves the way – withADDED FUNCTIONALITYMOTOTRBO offers added functionality, including dispatch capability with the MIp 5000 VoIp console, enhancedcall signaling, basic and enhanced privacy-scrambling, option board expandability and compatibility with sCADA solutions for utility and public service monitoring and alarms. plus digital telephone interconnect capability to enable communication between radios and landline or mobile phones as well as a transmit interrupt suite – with voice interrupt, emergency voice interrupt or data over voice interrupt – to prioritize critical communication the moment you need it.EXPANDED CAPACITY AND COVERAGE Your workforce is hard at work every day – picking up loads, making road repairs, providing security, responding to guest requests or restoring power after a storm. That’s why you need the proven performance of MOTOTRBO radio systems for non-stop communication no matter the size of your work force, no matter where they go.MOTOTRBO’s Ip site Connect dramatically improves customer service and productivity by using the Internetto extend coverage to users anywhere in the world. Our scalable, single-site Capacity plus solution expands capacity to over 1,000 users without adding new frequencies. Connect plus multi-site digital trunking enables you to accommodate the high volume, wide area communication your business requires. Whether you need coverage at a single site or across multiple sites, MOTOTRBO can be scaled to meet your needs.MIGRATE AT YOUR OWN PACEKeeping operations running smoothly during a change in communication systems is vital to your business. It’s easy to migrate to digital with MOTOTRBO because radios operate in analog and digital mode while the dynamic mixed mode repeater functionality streamlines automatic switching between analog and digital calls. so you can begin using MOTOTRBO radios and repeaters on your existing analog system, and when your time and budget allow you can begin migrating to digital at your own pace.RELIABLE DURABILITYMOTOTRBO repeaters are backed by a two-year standard Warranty.XPR 8380/XPR 8400XPR 8400VHF UHF Band I UHF Band II Channel Capacity16Typical RF Output: Low power High power 1-25 W25-45 W1-25 W25-40 W––1-40 WFrequency136-174 MHz403-470 MHz450-512 MHz Dimensions 5.22 in H x 19 in W x 11.67 in L(132.6 mm H x 482.6 mm W x 296.5 mm L)Weight31 lbs. (14 kg)Voltage Requirements 100-240 V AC (13.6 V DC)Current Drain During standby: Low powerHigh power 1 A (1 A DC typical) 1 A (1 A DC typical)Current Drain During Transmit: Low powerHigh power 3 A (7.5 A DC typical)4 A (12 A DC typical)Operating Temperature Range-30°C to +60°C Max Duty Cycle100%FCC Description1-25 W: ABZ99FT302625-45 W: ABZ99FT30251-25 W: ABZ99FT402625-40 W: ABZ99FT40251-40 W: ABZ99FT4027IC Description1-25 W: 109AB-99FT302625-45 W: 109AB-99FT30251-25 W: 109AB-99FT402625-40 W: 109AB-99FT40251-40 W: 109AB-99FT4027RECEIVERFrequencies136-174 MHz403-470 MHz450-512 MHz Channel spacing12.5 kHz / 25 kHz*Frequency stability (-30º C, +60º C, +25º C)+/- 0.5 ppmAnalog sensitivity0.30 uV(12dB sINAD)0.22 uV (typical)Digital sensitivity5% BeR: 0.3 uVIntermodulation (TIA603C)78 dB75 dBAdjacent Channel selectivity: TIA603************,80dB@25kHz*************,75dB@25kHz*TIA603C************,80dB@25kHz*************,75dB@25kHz*spurious Rejection (TIA603C)80 dB75 dBAudio Distortion @ Rated Audio3% (typical)Hum and Noise*************-45 dB @ 25 kHz*Audio Response TIA603CConducted spurious emission (TIA603C)-57 dBmTRANSMITTERFrequencies136-174 MHz403-470 MHz450-512 MHz Channel spacing12.5 kHz / 25 kHz*Frequency stability (-30º C, +60º C, +25° C Ref.)+/- 0.5 ppmLow power Output1-25 W1-25 W––High power Output25-45 W25-40 W1-40 W Modulation Limiting+/***************+/- 5.0 kHz @ 25 kHz*FM Hum and Noise*************-45 dB @ 25 kHz*Conducted / Radiated emission-36 dBm < 1 GHz-30 dBm > 1 GHzAdjacent Channel power************70 dB @ 25 kHz*Audio Response TIA603CAudio Distortion3%FM Modulation12.5 kHz: 11K0F3e25 kHz*: 16K0F3e4FsK Digital Modulation12.5 kHz Data Only: 7K60FXD12.5 kHz Data & Voice: 7K60FXeDigital Vocoder Type AMBe +2™Digital protocol eTsI Ts 102 361-1, -2, -3*25 kHz will not be available on new equipment in the U.s. after 1/1/2013.specifications subject to change without notice. All specifications shown are typical.Repeater meets applicable regulatory requirements. Version 1 01/11XPR 8380TRANSMITTER800/900 MHz XPR 8380Channel Capacity1800/900 MHzTypical RF Output10–35 W (806-870 MHz)Frequencies851-870 MHz935-941 MHz10–30 W (896-941 MHz)Channel spacing12.5 kHz / 25 kHzFrequency806–941 MHz Frequency stability (-30º C, +60º C, +25° C Ref.)+/- 0.1 ppmDimensions 5.22 in H x 19 in W x 11.67 in L(132.6 mm H x 482.6 mm W x 296.5 mm L)power Output10–35 W : 851-870 MHz / 10–30 W : 935-941 MHzWeight31 lbs (14 kg)Modulation Limiting+/***************+/- 5.0 kHz @ 25 kHzVoltage Requirements 100–240 V AC 47–63 Hz (13.6 V DC)Digital Modulation Fidelity (4FsK)FsK error 5%FsK Magnitude 1%Current Drain During standby 1.0 A (100 V AC)0.5 A (240 V AC)1.0 A (typical)(13.4 V DC)FM Hum and Noise*************-45 dB @ 25 kHzCurrent Drain During Transmit Low power 3.0 A (100 V AC)1.5 A (240 V AC)10 A (typical)(13.4 V DC)Conducted / Radiated emission-36 dBm < 1 GHz-30 dBm > 1 GHzCurrent Drain During Transmit High power 4.0 A (100 V AC)1.8 A (240 V AC)12 A (typical)(13.4 V DC)Adjacent Channel power*************-60 dB @ 25 kHzOperating Temperature Range-30°C to +60°C Audio Response TIA603CMax Duty Cycle100%Audio Distortion3%FCC Description10–35 W: ABZ99FT6001FM Modulation12.5 kHz: 11K0F3e25 kHz: 16K0F3eIC Description10–35 W: 109AB-99FT60014FsK Digital Modulation12.5 kHz Data Only: 7K60FXD12.5 kHz Data & Voice: 7K60FXe RECEIVER Digital Vocoder Type AMBe +2™Frequencies806-825 MHz896-902 MHz Digital protocol eTsI Ts 102 361-1eTsI Ts 102 361-2eTsI Ts 102 361-3Channel spacing12.5 kHz / 25 kHz for 800 MHz12.5 kHz only for 900 MHzONLY THE FOLLOWING FREqUENCIES ARE SUPPORTED BY THE XPR 8380 Frequency stability (-30º C, +60º C)+/- 0.1 ppm Band Receive Transmit Analog sensitivity (12dB sINAD)0.22 uV (typical)800 MHz806.0125821.0125851.0125866.0125 Digital sensitivity5% BeR: 0.3 uV0.22 uV (typical)806.5125821.5125851.5125866.5125 Intermodulation (TIA603C)78 dB807.0125822.0125852.0125867.0125Adjacent Channel selectivity TIA603TIA603C ************,75dB@25kHz************,75dB@25kHz807.5125822.5125852.5125867.5125spurious Rejection (TIA603C)75 dB808.0125823.0125853.0125868.0125 Audio Distortion @ Rated Audio3% (typical)809.000 - 820.9875824.000 - 825.000854.000 - 865.9875869.000 - 870.000 Hum and Noise*************-45 dB @ 25 kHz900 MHz896.000 - 902.000*935.000 - 941.000*Audio Response TIA603CConducted spurious emission (TIA603C)-57 dBmspecifications subject to change without notice. All specifications shown are typical.Repeater meets applicable regulatory requirements. Version 2 07/10GENERAL SPECIFICATIONST3000A - MTR3000T2003A - UPGRADE kIT FOR MTR2000 STATIONSNumber of Frequencies Up to 16Modulation FM & 4FsKFrequency Generation synthesizedChannel spacing Analog / Digital12.5 kHz, 25 kHz / 12.5 kHz (6.25e compliant)Mode of Operation simplex / semi-Duplex / DuplexTemperature Range–30ºC to +60ºCAntenna Connectors Transmit and Receive, Type “N” FemaleAC Operation85-264 VAC, 47-63 HzDC Operation28.6 VDC (25.7-30.7 VDC full rated output power)Dimensions 5.25 in H x 19 in W x 16.5 in L133 mm H x 483 mm W x 419 mm LWeight40 lbs (19 kg)UHF INPUT CURRENT (T3000A)AC Line117 Volts / 220 Volts28 VDC D/C Battery Revert, Neg. Gnd.100 W standby0.4A / 0.4A0.8A100 W Transmit 3.3A/ 1.8A11.5ARECEIVER (UHF)Frequencies403-470, 450-524 MHz403-470 MHzselectivity (TIA603) 25 kHz / 12.5 kHz80 dB (86 dB typical) / 75 dB (78 dB typical)selectivity (TIA603D) 25 kHz / 12.5 kHz75 dB (85 dB typical) / 45 dB (60 dB typical)Analog sensitivity 12dB sINAD0.30 uV (0.22 uV typical)Digital sensitivity 5% BeR0.30 uV (0.20 uV typical)2 kHz / 1 kHzsignal Displacement Bandwidth25 kHz / 12.5 kHzIntermodulation Rejection 25 kHz and 12.5 kHz85 dBspurious and Image Response Rejection85 dB (typical 95 dB)Audio Response+1,-3 dB from 6 dB per octave de-emphasis;300-3000 Hz referenced to 1000 Hz at line outputAudio Distortion Less than 3% (1.5% typical) at 1000 Hz, 60% RsDLine Output330 mV (RMs) @ 60% RsD50 dB nominal / 45 dB nominalFM Hum and Noise (750 μs de-emphasis)25 kHz / 12.5 kHzRF Input Impedance50 OhmsTRANSMITTER (UHF)Frequencies403-470, 470-524 MHz403-435, 435-470 MHzpower Output (Continuous Duty)8-100 watts2-30/40 watts; 25-100 wattselectronic Bandwidth Full BandOutput Impedance50 OhmsIntermodulation Attenuation55 dB40 dB for 40W and 100W stations; 70 dB for30W stationMaximum Deviation (RsD) 25 kHz / 12.5 kHz±5 kHz / ±2.5 kHzAudio sensitivity60% RsD @ 80 mV RMsspurious and Harmonic emissions Attenuation90 dB85 dBFM Hum and Noise (750 μs de-emphasis)50 dB nominal, 45 dB nominal25 kHz / 12.5 kHz1.5 ppM/external Ref (optional)Frequency stability(for temperature and aging variation)Audio Response+1,-3 dB from 6 dB per octave pre-emphasis;300-3000 Hz referenced to 1000 Hz at line outputAudio Distortion Less than 3% (1% typical) at 1000 Hz; 60% RsDemission Designators FM Modulation: 12.5 kHz: 11K0F3e; 25 kHz: 16K0F3e4FsK Modulation: 12.5 kHz - Data Only: 7K60FXD;12.5 kHz - Data & Voice: 7K60FXeFCC TYPE ACCEPTANCEFrequency Range in MHz Model Type Power Output in Watts US Type Acceptance Number 406.1 - 470T3000A Transmitter8-100ABZ89FC4823403 - 470T3000A Receiver N/A ABZ89FR4824470 - 512T3000A Transmitter8-100ABZ89FC4825450 - 512T3000A Receiver N/A ABZ89FR4826406.1 - 470T2003A Transmitter25 - 100ABZ89FC4827406.1 - 470T2003A Transmitter 2 - 30/40ABZ89FC4829403 - 470T2003A Receiver N/A ABZ89FR4828Industry Canada Approval: IC ID 109AB-T3000; IC model T3000-UHFR1specifications per TIA/eIA 603D unless otherwise notedproduct meets eTsI 300-086 & eTsI 300-113Ce Marked; RoHs compliant; UL ListedDigital protocol eTsI 102 361-1, -2, -3; AMBe +2™ Vocoder25 kHz will not be available on new equipment in the U.s. after 1/1/2013.Industry Canada Approval: IC ID 109AB-3793; IC model T3000-VHF specifications per TIA/eIA 603D unless otherwise noted product meets eTsI 300-086 & eTsI 300-113Ce pending; RoHs compliant; UL ListedDigital protocol eTsI 102 361-1, -2, -3; AMBe +2™ Vocoder25 kHz will not be available on new equipment in the U.s. after 1/1/2013.specifications subject to change without notice. Version 3 12/10GENERAL SPECIFICATIONST 3000A - MTR 3000T 2003A - UPGRADE kIT FOR MTR 2000 STATIONSNumber of Frequencies Up to 16Modulation FM & 4FsK Frequency GenerationsynthesizedChannel spacing Analog / Digital 12.5 kHz, 25 kHz / 12.5 kHz (6.25e compliant)Mode of Operation simplex / semi-Duplex / Duplex Temperature Range –30ºC to +60ºCAntenna Connectors Transmit and Receive, Type “N” Female AC Operation 85-264 VAC, 47-63 HzDC Operation 28.6 VDC (25.7-30.7 VDC full rated output power)Dimensions 5.25 in H x 19 in W x 16.5 in L133 mm H x 483 mm W x 419 mm L Weight40 lbs (19 kg)VHF INPUT CURRENT (T 3000A)AC Line 117 Volts / 220 Volts28 VDC D/C Battery Revert, Neg. Gnd.100 W standby 0.4A / 0.4A 0.8A 100 W Transmit3.5A/ 1.9A12.2ARECEIVER (VHF)Frequency136-174 MHzselectivity (TIA603) 25 kHz / 12.5 kHz 80 dB (90 dB typical) / 75 dB (82 dB typical)selectivity (TIA603D) 25 kHz / 12.5 kHz 80 dB (90 dB typical) / 50 dB (60 dB typical)Analog sensitivity 12dB sINAD 0.30 uV (0.22 uV typical)Digital sensitivity 5% BeR 0.30 uV (0.20 uV typical)signal Displacement Bandwidth 25 kHz / 12.5 kHz2 kHz / 1 kHz Intermodulation Rejection 25 kHz and 12.5 kHz 85 dBspurious and Image Response Rejection 85 dB (95 dB typical)Audio Response +1,-3 dB from 6 dB per octave de-emphasis; 300-3000 Hz referenced to 1000 Hz at line output Audio Distortion Less than 3% (1% typical) at 1000 Hz; 60% RsD Line Output330 mV (RMs) @ 60% RsDFM Hum and Noise (750 μs de-emphasis)25 kHz / 12.5 kHz 50 dB (56 dB typical) / 45 dB (52 dB typical)RF Input Impedance50 OhmsTRANSMITTER (VHF)Frequencies136-174 MHz 136-154, 150-174 MHz power Output (Continuous Duty)8-100 watts1-30/40 watts, 25-100 wattselectronic Bandwidth Full Band Output Impedance 50 OhmsIntermodulation Attenuation55 dB40 dB for 40W and 100W stations; 70 dB for 30W station Maximum Deviation (RsD) 25 kHz / 12.5 kHz ±5 kHz / ±2.5 kHz Audio sensitivity60% RsD @ 80 mV RMsspurious and Harmonic emissions Attenuation 90 dB85 dBFM Hum and Noise (750 μs de-emphasis)25 kHz / 12.5 kHz50 dB (55 dB typical) / 45 dB (52 dB typical)Frequency stability(for temperature and aging variation) 1.5 ppM/external Ref (optional)Audio Response +1,-3 dB from 6 dB per octave pre-emphasis; 300-3000 Hz referenced to 1000 Hz at line output Audio Distortion Less than 3% (1% typical) at 1000 Hz; 60% RsD emission DesignatorsFM Modulation: 12.5 kHz: 11K0F3e; 25 kHz: 16K0F3e 4FsK Modulation: 12.5 kHz - Data Only: 7K60FXD; 12.5 kHz - Data & Voice: 7K60FXeFCC TYPE ACCEPTANCEFrequency Range in MHz Model Type Power Output in Watts US Type Acceptance Number 136-174T3000A Transmitter 8-100ABZ89FC3793136-174T3000A Receiver N/A ABZ89FR3794136-174T2003A Transmitter 25-100ABZ89FC3795136-174T2003A Receiver N/A ABZ89FR3796136-174T2003ATransmitter1-30 / 40ABZ89FC3797PRODUCT SPEC SHEETMTR 3000 BAse sTATION/RepeATeR 800/900 MHZ speCIFICATIONsIndustry Canada Approval: IC ID 109AB-5817; IC Model T3000-8/900specifications per TIA/eIA 603D unless otherwise noted product meets eTsI 300-086 & eTsI 300-113RoHs compliant; UL ListedGENERAL SPECIFICATIONST 3000A - MTR 3000T 2003A - UPGRADE kIT FOR MTR 2000 STATIONSNumber of Frequencies Up to 16Modulation FM & 4FsK Frequency GenerationsynthesizedChannel spacing Analog / Digital 12.5 kHz, 25 kHz / 12.5 kHz (6.25e compliant)Mode of Operation semi-Duplex / Duplex Temperature Range –30ºC to +60ºCAntenna Connectors Transmit and Receive, Type “N” Female AC Operation 85-264 VAC, 47-63 HzDC Operation 28.6 VDC (24.7 - 30.7 VDC full rated output power)Dimensions 5.25 in H x 19 in W x 16.5 in L133 mm H x 483 mm W x 419 mm L Weight40 lbs (19 kg)800/900 MHZ INPUT CURRENT (T 3000A)AC Line 117 Volts / 220 Volts28 VDC D/C Battery Revert, Neg. Gnd.100 W standby 0.4A / 0.4A 0.8A 100 W Transmit3.4A/ 1.9A12.0ARECEIVER (800/900 MHz)Frequencies806 - 825 & 896 - 902 MHz806 - 825, 896 - 902 MHzselectivity (TIA603):800MHz: 25 kHz, 12.5 kHz / 900 MHz: 12.5 kHz 85 dB , 75 dB / 75 dBselectivity (TIA603D):800MHz: 25 kHz, 12.5 kHz / 900 MHz: 12.5 kHz 80 dB (87 dB typical), 55 dB (62 dB typical) / 55 dB (62 dB typical)Analog sensitivity 12dB sINAD 0.28 uV ( 0.21 uV typical)Digital sensitivity 5% BeR0.28 uVsignal Displacement Bandwidth:800MHz: 25 kHz, 12.5 kHz / 900 MHz: 12.5 kHz 2 kHz, 1 kHz / 1 kHz Intermodulation Rejection:800MHz: 25 kHz, 12.5 kHz / 900 MHz: 12.5 kHz 90 dBspurious and Image Response Rejection 85 dB (typical 95 dB)Audio Response +1,-3 dB from 6 dB per octave de-emphasis; 300-3000 Hz referenced to 1000 Hz at line output Audio Distortion Less than 3% (1.5% typical) at 1000 Hz, 60% RsD Line Output330 mV (RMs) @ 60% RsDFM Hum and Noise (750 μs de-emphasis): 800MHz: 25 kHz, 12.5 kHz / 900 MHz: 12.5 kHz 50 dB nominal, 45 dB nominal / 45 dB nominal RF Input Impedance50 OhmsTRANSMITTER (800/900 MHz)Frequencies851 - 870 & 935 - 941 MHz 851 - 870, 935 - 941 MHz power Output (Continuous Duty)8-100 watts20-75 wattselectronic Bandwidth Full Band Output Impedance 50 OhmsIntermodulation Attenuation55 dB50 dBMaximum Deviation (RsD) 25 kHz / 12.5 kHz ±5 kHz, ±2.5 kHz / ±2.5 kHz Audio sensitivity60% RsD @ 80 mV RMsspurious and Harmonic emissions Attenuation 800 MHz / 900 MHz90 dB / 86 dB80 dB / 80 dBFM Hum and Noise (750 μs de-emphasis):800MHz: 25 kHz, 12.5 kHz / 900 MHz: 12.5 kHz 50 dB nominal, 45 dB nominal / 45 dB nominal Frequency stability(for temperature and aging variation)0.1ppM/ external Ref (optional)Audio Response +1,-3 dB from 6 dB per octave pre-emphasis; 300-3000 Hz referenced to 1000 Hz at line output Audio Distortion Less than 3% (1% typical) at 1000 Hz; 60% RsDemission DesignatorsFM Modulation: 800 MHz: 12.5 kHz: 11K0F3e; 25 kHz: 16K0F3e 900 MHz: 12.5 kHz: 11K0F3e4FsK Modulation: 12.5 kHz - Data Only: 7K60FXD; 12.5 kHz - Data & Voice: 7K60FXeFCC TYPE ACCEPTANCEFrequency Range in MHz Model Type Power Output in Watts US Type Acceptance Number 851 - 870 & 935- 941T3000A Transmitter 8-100ABZ89FC5817806 - 825 & 896 - 902T3000A Receiver N/A ABZ89FR5818851 - 870T2003A Transmitter 20-75ABZ89FC5819806 - 825T2003A Receiver N/A ABZ89FR5820935 - 941T2003A Transmitter 20-75ABZ89FC5821896 - 902T2003AReceiverN/AABZ89FR5822Motorola solutions, Inc. 1301 e. 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