Motorola 68P64114B12B - Manual (Page 46)

3-6 ACCESSORIES
4.2 Carry Cases
A wide variety of leather and nylon carry cases are available. Different designs ensure the
microphone, speaker, buttons and controls are easily accessible.
Standard leather cases
Rugged, heavy duty design which have either a belt loop or a swivel attachment. The swivel
attachment allows fast fitting, removal and freedom of movement when attached to a belt.
Nylon and Soft leather cases
These light weight cases mould to the shape of the radio providing protection without significantly
increasing the size and weight of the radio.
Benefits

All cases provide additional protection and help radios stay clean and dry.

The nylon cases can be easily washed to keep them looking clean - useful for hire fleets or
when the radio is used in dusty environments.
For a complete list of carry cases, please refer to your Price Pages.
5.0 Audio Accessories
All audio accessories are fitted onto the side radio accessory connector. Remove the accessory
dust cover and use the thumb screw to securely fasten the connector to the radio. Once fitted to the
radio, all audio is routed to the accessory which means incoming audio will not be heard through the
radio loudspeaker.
Some typical audio accessories are summarised in the following paragraphs; for a complete list of
Motorola Audio Accessories, please refer to your Price Pages.
5.1 GP300 Audio Accessory Adapter
This adapter has been specially developed to be used with the new GP Series Professional Family
Portable Radios. The adapters fit into the radio accessory connector and existing audio accessories
may be plugged into the adapter.
Benefits

Allows the continued use of existing approved GP600, GP300 and P110 audio accessories.
Considerations
The adapter may not be the best solution if:

The replacement audio accessory is cheaper than the adapter.

If the overall product size is required to be as small as possible.