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Motorola Professional Digital Repeaters
Extend range and overcome signal obstructions to ensure reliable communication between multiple locations or a single site. Features vary from integrated data applications to analog-digital migration capabilities.
XPR™ 8400 / XPR 8380 REPEATER
Maximize the performance of your UHF, VHF or 800/900 MHz MOTOTRBO system with these repeaters.
Features At-A-Glance
- 100% continuous duty at 40W/UHF, 45W/VHF and 35W/800 MHz.
- Supports two simultaneous voice or data paths in digital TDMA mode.
- Integrated power supply with connector for optional external DC battery backup.
- Operates in analog or digital mode – bright, clear, colored LE Ds indicate mode.
- LED's clearly indicate transmit and receive modes in both channel slots.
- Rack- or wall-mountable – compatible with desktop housing as well.
- Sturdy handles make installation and handling easier.
Additional Features
- Automated battery back-up (battery sold separately)
- Operates in UHF, VHF or 800/900 MHz frequency bands
- 6.25e Compliant*
- Dynamic mixed mode capability allows for automatic switching between analog and digital conventional modes
- Repeater diagnostic and control software provides remote or local site monitoring
- IP repeater programming uses Internet Protocol (IP) at a central location to complete programming changes and upgrades on remotely located repeaters
Motorola XPR™ 8400 MOTOTRBO Repeater (UHF, VHF)
Motorola XPR™ 8380 MOTOTRBO Repeater (800/900 MHz)
Motorola MTR3000™ REPEATER
100-watt continuous duty station that can operate on MOTOTRBO digital systems as well as analog conventional and LTR/PassPort trunked systems.
Features At-A-Glance
- 100% continuous duty cycle (Integrated 100W Power Amp)
- Supports two simultaneous voice or data paths in digital TDMA mode with 16 channels*
- Operates in UHF, VHF or 800/900 MHz frequency bands
- Integrated AC /DC power supply
- Operates in analog or digital mode
- LED's clearly indicate transmit and receive modes and overall station status
- Rack-or-cabinet mountable
- Front access speaker port for serviceability ease
- Front access microphone port for routine service
- Standard USB port for station configuration
Additional Features
- Convenient access to station ports, shortening installation and maintenance time
- 12.5 or 25 kHz programmable channel spacing
- 6.25e Compliant*
- Integrated 100W Power Amplifier and AC /DC Power Supply minimizes cabling, rack space, expense, and overall complexity
- Software based design simplifies feature upgrades
- Power supply functions over a wide range of voltages
- Automated battery back-up (charger sold separately)
- Restriction of Hazardous Substances (RoHS) compliant
- Repeater diagnostic and control software provides remote or local site monitoring
- Dynamic mixed mode capability allows for automatic switching between analog and digital conventional modes
- IP repeater programming uses Internet Protocol (IP) at a central location to complete programming changes and upgrades on remotely located repeaters
Motorola MTR3000 MOTOTRBO Repeater
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The MC1000 Deskset allows remote control access to the basic functions of a single base station, repeater or radio in a conventional system. Up to 10 units can operate in parallel.
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The MC2000 Deskset allows remote control access to the basic functions of a single base station, repeater or radio in a conventional system. Up to 10 units can operate in parallel.
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The MC2500 Deskset allows remote control access to the functions of up to four analog base stations, repeaters or control stations in a conventional system.
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