Motorola HT750 - Manual (Page 4)

HT750
PORTABLE RADIO
Available in Low Band, VHF and UHF
Operates on Conventional Systems
HT750: The Practical Radio
The HT750 ™ radio is the affordable solution
for professionals who require a rugged and
reliable radio to stay in contact. This practical
radio can easily help increase productivity by
keeping users communicating, while allowing
them to concentrate on the job at hand. And
with Motorola’s unique X-pand
™ technology,
audio quality is clean and crisp even in noisy
environments. With the HT750 radio,
communication couldn’t be easier.
4 or 16 Channels
Programmable
Emergency Button
Sound alarm or alert
dispatcher in an
emergency situation
X-Pand Voice Compression
Crisper, clearer audio quality
3 Programmable
Side Buttons
Easy access to
favorite features
Adjustable Power Levels
Saves battery life
Priority Channel Scan
Frequently scan higher
priority channels
Monitor/Permanent Monitor
Allows continuous
channel monitoring
Repeater Talkaround
Unit-to-unit communications
bypassing the repeater
HT750 Features:
• Small, Lightweight and Durable
• 12.5/25 kHz Switchable
Channel Spacing
• LED Battery Status Indicator
• Telephone Interconnect
Capable
• Option Board Capabilities
Internal VOX
Handsfree operation
with headset
Escalert ™ Call Features
Ensures important signals
are heard
Quik Call II ™ and
MDC1200 Signaling
Send and receive information in
a variety of ways, including:
• Push-to-talk ID (Encode)
Identify your outgoing calls
• Selective Call (Decode)
Receive a call from a specific
group or individual
• Call Alert (Decode) Receive
alerts of incoming calls when
you’re a short distance away
from your radio
• Radio Check (Decode) Lets
others check your radio status
• Emergency (Encode) Sounds
an alarm or alerts dispatcher
in urgent situations
• Selective Radio Inhibit
(Decode) Allows system
owner to disable stolen or
missing radios
HT1250
PORTABLE RADIO
Available in Low Band, VHF and UHF
Operates on Conventional Systems
HT1250: The Versatile Radio
The HT1250 ™ portable radio is an essential tool for
growing organizations because of its unique versatility.
The radio offers a full menu of advanced signaling
features, including paging or calling selective radios
or groups. Users can store information such as phone
numbers, call lists and radio IDs for easy access.
And with Motorola's unique X-Pand
™ technology, audio
clarity is superb–even in noisy surroundings.
The large LCD display is extremely helpful in large
communication networks and critical situations.
The radio of choice is the HT1250 portable. It’s the
radio that changes with your needs.
X-Pand Voice Compression
Crisper, clearer audio quality
6 Programmable Buttons
Easy access to
favorite features
Adjustable Power Levels
Saves battery life
Dual Priority Scan
Frequently scan higher
priority channels
Repeater Talkaround
Unit-to-unit communications
bypassing the repeater
Telephone Interconnect
Capable
Make and receive phone calls
with the radio
Front Panel Programmable
Phone list
Easily store and retrieve
favorite phone numbers
128 Channels (16 Zones)
Emergency Button
Sound alarm or alert dispatcher
in an emergency situation
Escalert ™ Call Features
Ensures important signals
are heard
Internal VOX
Handsfree operation
with headset
14-Character Alphanumeric
Display with User-Friendly Icons
Information is clear and easy
to read
Control Buttons
Menu, navigation, and
exit functions
HT1250 Features:
• Small, Lightweight
and Durable
• 12.5/25 kHz
Switchable Channel
Spacing
• Alarm Clock
• Option Board
Capabilities
Quik Call II ™ and
MDC1200 Signaling
Send and receive information in
a variety of ways, including:
• Push-to-talk ID
(Encode/Decode)
Identify your outgoing calls
and incoming callers
• Selective Call
(Encode/Decode)
Send and receive a call from a
specific group or individual
• Call Alert (Encode/Decode)
Inform unavailable users that
you’re trying to reach them,
and receive alerts of incoming
calls when you’re a short
distance away from your radio
• Radio Check (Encode/Decode)
Learn whether another user’s
radio is activated, and let
others check your radio status
• Emergency (Encode)
Sounds an alarm or alerts
dispatcher in urgent situations
• Selective Radio Inhibit
(Decode)
Allows system owner to
disable stolen or missing radios
(Available in both limited and full keypad)
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Antennas
ANTENNAS
FLEXIBLE WHIP ANTENNAS
8504762J01 Flexible Whip, 136-155 MHz
PMAD4023A Flexible Whip, 150-161 MHz
8504762J02 Flexible Whip, 155-174 MHz
NAE6483AR Flexible Whip, 403-520 MHz
NAD6502AR Heliflex 146-174 MHz
NAB6064A Heliflex 29.7-50 MHz
NAD6579A Flexible Whip 148-161 MHz
Flexible Whip Antennas have a one-piece finish, steel core, and spiral wound conduc-
tor for optimal radiation characteristics.
STUBBY ANTENNAS
PMAD4012A Stubby, 136-155 MHz
PMAD4025A Stubby, 150-161 MHz
PMAD4013A Stubby, 155-174 MHz
PMAE4002A Stubby, 403-433 MHz
8504762J08 Stubby, 438-470 MHz
Stubby antennas are ideal when the radio is worn on the belt because they are short
and non-obtrusive. These helical rugged antennas feature a capless sheath that
allows for maximum flexibility.
RETROFIT BOARDS
AAHLN9725C Voice Storage Option Board (Field Install Only)
AAHLN9729C DTMF Decode Option Board (Field Install Only)
NAE6483AR
PMAD4013A