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MOTOTRBO Release 2.41
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SOFTWARE RELEASE 2.4 TRAININGPCT1010
LUBO HARIZANOVMOTOTRBO PRODUCT PLANNER
MOTOTRBO Release 2.42
New Features in this Release
• User Selectable Audio Profiles• Trill Enhancement• Text to Speech Voice Announcement• IMPRES Over-the-Air (OTA) Battery Management • Event and Distance Driven Location Updates• Pre-Configured Target ID for Telephone Calls
• Clear to Send Audio Mute in Digital Mode • Screen Backlight Enhancements • Switch Auto between Assessor and Speaker • Hide Sing-in Pin on Home Screen• Disable Bluetooth via CPS• DMR Tier 2 Interoperability Features• Multi Button PTT & Channel Steering• Repeater Narrow IF Filter • Rest Channel Time-Out-Timer• Repeater Diagnostic Enhancement• Mobile Handheld Control Head
MOTOTRBO Release 2.43
USER SELECTABLEAUDIO PROFILES
MOTOTRBO Release 2.44
The User Selectable Audio Profiles provide radio users with greater flexibility to optimize the audio experience for specific operating environments and to better accommodate personal listening preference.
User Selectable Audio Profiles
Audio Ambience - based on work environment:• Default – original radio settings• Loud – enables Noise Suppressor and increases speaker loudness by around 8dB,
so the radio is easier to hear over surrounding noise• Work Group – enables AF Suppressor and disable AGC, to minimize feedback
loops, when a group of radios are near to each other.
Audio Profiles - based on listening preferences:• Default - original radio settings • Level 1, Level 2, and Level 3 are intended to • compensate for noise-induced hearing loss that • is typical for adults in their 40’s, 50’s, and 60’s or over.• Treble Boost for a brighter or high pitched sound• Mid Boost for a more nasal sound• Bass Boost for a deeper sound
Selections can be made from each category independently. Users are encouraged to select the profile which sounds best to them.
MOTOTRBO Release 2.45
Menu > Utilities > Radio Settings > Audio Ambience
Menu > Utilities > Radio Settings > Audio Profiles
The Audio Profiles selection are made using CPS or Radio Menu (display radios)
General Settings > Audio Profile
NOTE: For Non-Display and Numeric only Display radios, Audio Ambience and Profile settings can only be changed via CPS
User Selectable Audio Profiles - Configuration
CPS Programming
Radio Menu
MOTOTRBO Release 2.46
Radio industry standard AMBE2 vocoder recognises the sounds made by the human voice and converts them to a set of highly-optimised codes.
Algorithm does not reproduce well the Trill (rolling “r”) sound in Latin languages and transforms it into a flattened “r” which has been described by some as “drunk speech”.
Additional audio processing is applied in the transmitting radio to enhance the sharpness of the rolling “r” so speech is clearer and more intelligible.
Trill Enhancement
General Settings >Audio Profile
Menu >Utilities >Radio Settings >Trill Enhance
CPS Programming
Radio Menu
MOTOTRBO Release 2.47
TEXT TO SPEECHVOICE ANNOUNCEMENT
MOTOTRBO Release 2.48
Voice announcement in 2nd Generation MOTOTRBO radios can audibly convey information to the radio user, when the radio display is not easily accessible. Professionally recorded or user recorded files can be loaded into the radios via CPS
Text to Speech Voice Announcement
• 27 languages and country accents: Arabic (1), Cantonese (1), English (7), French (2), German (1), Hungarian (1), Italian
(1), Japanese (1), Korean (1), Mandarin (1), Polish (1), Portuguese (2), Russian (1), Spanish (4), Swedish (1) and Turkish (1)
• Mutually exclusive with pre-recorded standard voice announcements• Supported in both Analog and Digital operation• Custom dictionary for accurate readout of abbreviations and industry specific terminology available in the MOTOTRBO CPS
Text to Speech generates the voice announcement using a speech algorithm in the MOTOTRBO subscriber for Channel and Zone names, Button functions, Text Messages and Job Tickets
MOTOTRBO Release 2.49
FeatureStandard Voice Announcement
Text-to-Speech Voice Announcement
Channel Alias AnnouncementYes
(128 Channels Maximum)Yes
(Unlimited)
Zone Alias AnnouncementYes
(20 Zones Maximum)Yes
(Unlimited)
Programmable Button Announcement Yes Yes
Voice Announcement Priority Yes Yes
Enable / Disable via Menu or Button
Yes Yes
Multiple Language support User Recorded Yes
Text Message content readout No Yes
Job Ticket content readout No Yes
Text to Speech Voice Announcement Comparison
Text-to-Speech Premium Voice Announcement License:HKVN4281A - Text to Speech for CH ZONE PB TM JT
MOTOTRBO Release 2.410
The Voice Announcement allows for choosing between the pre-recorded voice message or Text to Speech voice generator
At the bottom of the Voice Announcement section are choices for Language, Features and Section to define the pronunciation of common Acronyms
Buttons can be assigned to Replay the last message and turn the Text to Speech ON/OFF
Text to Speech Voice Announcement
CPS Programming
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MOTOTRBO Release 2.411
IMPRESTM OVER THE AIRBATTERY MANAGEMENT
MOTOTRBO Release 2.412
Device Monitor
Individual Battery DetailsBatteries Grouped by Age
Battery Management
Customizable Reports Examples:
MOTOTRBO Release 2.413
Battery Fleet Management supports automatic collection of battery information over the air while the radios are in use.
Without OTA With OTA
Battery Management Overview
MOTOTRBO Release 2.414
Step Action
1 The Battery Fleet Management Application (BMA) starts empty.
2 Within a few hours after a radio powers up, it registers its current battery over the air with the Battery Management Application
3 BMA checks if the battery has been registered before
If the battery has… Then…
never been registered with the BMA before
the BMA creates a new record for the battery and reads its battery data over the air
been registered with the BMA
the BMA checks the last time the battery’s data was read.
If it has… Then…
NOT been recently read
BMA reads the battery data over the air
been recently read no action is taken
The radio does not register an IMPRESTM battery while in a charger.
Battery Management How it works
MOTOTRBO Release 2.415
Battery Management application (BMA) communicates with the radio system through an IP Data Gateway in either of two ways:
2. Control Station Radio
ComponentsBattery Management
IP
Server & Proxy running MNIS
Client 1
IP
IP
NEWORKNETWORK
Server
Proxy 1 Client 1
IP
IP IP
IP
NETWORK NETWORK
1. Motorola Network Interface Service (MNIS)
MOTOTRBO Release 2.416
Subscriber configuration for over the air battery data
collection
ConfigurationsBattery Management
• The radios must be programmed with the radio address of the IP data gateway used by the BMA
• Over the air battery management must be enabled on the Channel that the IP data gateway is monitoring.
MNIS or a control station:
• Must have a unique radio ID• Must use confirmed data calls• OTA battery management messaging
does not revert, so IP data gateways should not monitor revert channels.• OTA messaging uses the MOTOTRBO IP data service therefore, all pre-requisites and limitations of the standard IP data service apply to battery management.
IP Data Gateway configuration for over the air battery data
collection
MOTOTRBO Release 2.417
There are two timers that may require adjustments for optimal performance:
• Battery Data Refresh Timer - controls the time between battery data reads (default value is 21 days)
• Radio Hold Off Timer (RHOT) - controls how long after power up the radio waits before registering with the BMA (random time between 30 min. and Radio Hold Off Timer value).
Large radio fleets should use larger RHOT to minimize message collisions and congestion during shift changes, when many radios power up within a short period of time
Battery Management System Level Optimization
MOTOTRBO Release 2.418
Automatic collection of battery information over the air is supported in the following system architectures:
• Direct Mode (12.5e and 6.25e)• Single Site Repeater• IP Site Connect• Capacity Plus• Linked Capacity Plus• NOT Connect Plus
Battery information collection over the air is supported in the following radios when equipped with IMPRESTM batteries:
XPR7550, XPR7580 XPR7350, XPR7380, XPR3300, XPR3500
Battery Fleet Management license required HKVN4036 required
Battery Management Architecture and Radios supported
MOTOTRBO Release 2.419
EVENT AND DISTANCE DRIVEN LOCATION UPDATES
MOTOTRBO Release 2.420
Event Driven Location Updates
• Input pins can be General Purpose or Telemetry
• Different location information is available, depending on data type used:
Standard DMR data format – on scheduled (EGPS) and non-scheduled channel can support: longitude, latitude, altitude, Pin Status, time stamp, speed, direction, etc.
Single CSBK data format – only EGPS channel can support latitude, longitude, Pin Status and time-stamp (non-EGPS does not support Pin Status or time stamp)
Event Driven Location UpdatesWhen the status of a device connected to the rear pins of a MOTOTRBO radio changes, the radio sends a location update with a time stamp and Pin number status update to a 3rd party Location Tracking Application.
• Available via the control station or MOTOTRBO Network Interface Service (MNIS)
• On non-EGPS channels it’s recommended to use Confirmed Data.
School Bus Tracking
Snow Plow Tracking
MOTOTRBO Release 2.421
• Standard DMR data format - on both scheduled channel (EGPS) and non-scheduled channel can support longitude, latitude, altitude, radius, speed, direction, etc.
• Single CSBK data format - only on EGPS channel can support latitude, longitude, speed horizontal, direction horizontal and time-stamp
• Single CSBK data format - on non-EGPS channel can only support latitude and longitude.
• Available via a control station or MOTOTRBO Network Interface Service (MNIS)
•On non-EGPS channels it’s recommended to use Confirmed data
Distance Driven Location Updates
Location update is triggered when the distance traveled by a radio from the last update, exceeds specific values defined in the location application.
Different location information is available, depending on data type used:
MOTOTRBO Release 2.422
Event Driven Location Updates
Cable Types:• Portable: Generic, Telemetry or Motorola
Solutions• Mobile: Motorola Solutions (default)
GPIO Physical Pins:Telemetry VIO or Generic InputNote: For Telemetry VIO, set the Action as output command because output commands monitor Input pin status
GPS Report:When the Active Level of a pin is met, the GPS report will be triggered if the radio has received the Event Driven LRRP request from location application
CPS Programming
MOTOTRBO Release 2.423
Event Driven Location Update - Considerations
The GPIO Triggered Event Driven and Distance Driven Location Updates are not sent periodically like interval GPS update, therefore:
•GPIO triggered event driven update - location report cannot be guaranteed if two events are triggered within 200ms.
•Distance Driven Location Update - recommended to use 100 meters or larger distance between updates
Supported Systems:6.25e Direct Mode Single Site ConventionalIP Site ConnectCapacity PlusLinked Capacity Plus
Please check with your Location Tracing application provider to verify that their application is ready to capture the GPIO pin changes and set Distance Driven update parameters.
32MB Memory
MOTOTRBO Release 2.424
MULTI-BUTTON PUSH TO TALK (PTT)& CHANNEL STEERING
MOTOTRBO Release 2.425
• Multi-Button PTT from peripheral device • Each button press reverts to a designated channel and Keys up the radio• Up to 7 PTT buttons on a single accessory
Example: • Radio PTT button: Key-up selected channel• PTT1: call Dispatch• PTT2: call a Supervisor• PTT3: call Maintenance• PTT4: etc
Multi-Button PTT & Channel Steering
WARNING: MBPTT accessories are not provided by Motorola Solutions. MBPTT accessories must be built by the users or 3rd party vendors. A reference design for a MBPTT accessory is available upon request from Motorola.
MOTOTRBO Release 2.426
Multi Button PTT Premium License:HKVN4280A - Multi Button PTT with CH Steering
Multi-Button PTT Configuration
Configure the Accessory tab in CPS as follows:
Index MBPTT 3(Pin #12)
MBPTT 2 (Pin #5)
MBPTT 1(Pin #4)
Index 1 0 0 1
Index 2 0 1 0
Index 3 0 1 1
Index 4 1 0 0
Index 5 1 0 1
Index 6 1 1 0
Index 7 1 1 1
(0 = “Not Asserted” 1 = Indicates “Asserted”)
Multi-Button PTT is only supported in Digital Direct or Single site configuration, not IPSC, Capacity Plus, LCP or Connect Plus Multi-Button PTT channels may not have a Scan list enabled
MOTOTRBO Release 2.427
ADDITIONAL FEATURES IN RELEASE 2.4
MOTOTRBO Release 2.428
Phone System enabled MOTOTRBO repeaters can be set up to connect a phone user to a default Private Call, Group Call or All Call
Procedure:
• Phone user dials a phone patch box that’s linked to a radio system repeater
• Repeater sounds a tone to prompt the user to enter the target ID (Slot # and Radio ID)
• Caller can provide the target ID to set up a call to a particular radio or talkgroup within 3 seconds after the tone
• If the phone user does not enter any digits within 3 seconds, the radio system will automatically connect to the pre-configured Call ID
System configurations: Conventional Single Site,
IPSC, Capacity Plus and LCP
One default target ID per repeater: the target can be an individual Radio ID, Group ID or an All Call.
Pre-Configured Target ID for Telephone Calls
MOTOTRBO Release 2.429
Clear to Send and Audio Mute in Digital Mode
RX Audio Mute: • GPIO input pin• When pin is active - radio ignores all incoming audio and stays muted• RX Audio can be muted when multiple radios are used in close proximity
. When used in conjunction Clear to Send and RX Audio Mute can allow one radio to be Muted while the other one is Transmitting, to avoid Audio Feedback loops.
Clear to Send and Audio Mute GPIO pin functions are now supported in digital mode on MOTOTRBO Enhanced tier mobiles.
Clear to Send:• GPIO output pin• Set to Active while the radio is keyed up and transmitting Voice, Data, Emergency
Alarm or CSBK • Coordinate transmissions to not key up over ongoing call
MOTOTRBO Release 2.430
Screen Backlight Enhancements
• The display Backlight timer of Entry and Enhanced tier MOTOTRBO portable radios can now be customized to allow users to configure when the light turns ON and how long it remains active.
Choices: 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 40, 50, 60 seconds and Infinity (∞) (Infinity does not apply to SL)
General Settings > Backlight
Set the default radio Backlight operation
Menu > Utilities Backlight (Menu) - user can change the Backlight Auto setting via the Radio menu.
Backlight Timer (Menu) user can change the
Display Light Timer duration via the Radio menu.
CPS Programming
MOTOTRBO Release 2.431
Switch Audio between Accessory and Speaker
Supported Models: MOTOTRBO Entry and Enhanced tier portables
Supported Systems: All System Configurations
A programmable button can be assigned to toggle audio between internal (Radio Speaker) and external speaker (Accessory Speaker).
Heavy-Duty Headset
CPS Programming
Example: Employees use radios with heavy duty headsets in a high noise environment. While on lunch break, pressing the button allows them to hear the audio from the radio’s speaker without repeatedly connecting / disconnecting the headset from the radio.
MOTOTRBO Release 2.432
Hide Pin on Home ScreenDisable Bluetooth via CPS
Hide Sign-in Pin on Home Screen: • Hide the Person Identifier (PIN) when logging into a
job ticket application
• Prevent PIN from displaying anywhere else after enter
• Radio shows ‘Logged in’ When Secure Sign in ID is selected
Disable Bluetooth via a CPS checkbox and remove the Bluetooth selection from the radio Menu.
MOTOTRBO Release 2.433
IF filter is used to reduce the interference from the adjacent channels in the
repeaters. There are 2 selections:
1. Narrow IF filter improves Adjacent Channel Selectivity (ACS) by 3 - 4 dB,
but degrades the sensitivity by 0.5 dB. Select Narrow IF filter when adjacent
channel separation is 12.5 KHz (digital channels only)
2. Wide IF filter is recommended for most deployments. Analog and DMR
channels use Wide IF filter by default.
Repeater Narrow IF Filter
Refer to the System Planner for more details.
MOTOTRBO Release 2.434
Rest Channel Time-Out-Timer
Rest Channel Time-Out-Timer controls how long a repeater keeps its Rest Channel role in the absence of a new call activity before moving the role to another repeater in multi channel Capacity Plus and LCP System.
See the Adaptive Rest Channel Rotation (ARCR) section of the System Planner for more details.
NOTE: Rest Channel Time-Out-Timer rotates the rest channel through all preference level repeaters in round-robin manner, whereas the incoming calls mechanism selects higher preference channels more often than lower preference channels.
The Repeater Rest Channel Time-out-Timer starts as soon as a repeater assumes the Rest Channel role.
• During normal system operation: Rest Channel will move before the Rest Channel TOT expires.
• During a low call traffic hours:The Rest Channel TOT will time out more often and move the Rest Channel
• Shorter Rest Channel TOT (2 minutes) will lead to faster Rest Channel rotation with:• better resilience to failure and interference • minor impact to battery life • minor delay in call access time during forced rest channel switching period
MOTOTRBO Release 2.435
REPEATER DIAGNOSTICSENHANCEMENT
MOTOTRBO Release 2.436
REPEATER DIAGNOSTICS - Overview
Repeater Diagnostics System (RDS) is a new function in the repeater software that detects and keeps track (counts the number of occurrences) of software alarms, to provide more troubleshooting information from live systems and reduce the time to fix system malfunction issues. RDAC is used to control RDS and retrieve the diagnostic log information from the repeaters.
•RDS operates in all system configurations: Conventional Single Site, IPSC, Capacity Plus, LCP and Connect Plus
• Applicable to MOTOTRBO 32 MB Repeaters (MTR3000 and XPR8400)
Prior to Release 2.4, Repeater Diagnostics, Alarm and Control (RDAC) application monitored hardware alarms, RSSI, power levels, repeater state, repeater control of enable and disable, change channels, etc.
MOTOTRBO Release 2.437
Category Alarm Name Alarm Description
Environment Interference type 1 & 2 Inbound and outbound interference Indicates the capacity of the system has been reduced.
Link Establishment Indicates whether the IP linkage between repeaters are stable or not. Monitors how often a Repeater peer leaves and rejoins the system. If it is unstable, the call may drop.
OTA/IP LEV Indicates if a call is dropped and re-established after a while, due to subscriber moving out of coverage, unstable IP link, interference, etc.
Color code/CRC/MFID failure
The burst received by repeater has a wrong color code, Co-channel interference, unauthorized access
Network cable status Indicated if network cable, Router or Switch connection is not stable, issues such as repeater drop and call drop may occur.
RTP failure Indicates that a call burst dropped over the IP link due to package lost or large IP delay.
TRT/TRART failure/collision
Subscriber initiated the first TX but failed to send the second TX to repeater in call setup procedure, due to possible interference, timing issue, coverage issue, etc., so the call setup fails.
Configuration DHCP error Repeater can’t contact with DHCP server or can’t get dynamic IP address from DHCP server.
Gateway can’t be reached
Repeater can’t contact with the gateway, due to configuration issue in repeater or router, so it can’t communicate with other repeaters via IP.
REPEATER DIAGNOSTICS - RDS Software Alarms
MOTOTRBO Release 2.438
RDAC CONFIGURATION FOR RDS LOGS
MOTOTRBO Release 2.439
DMR TIER 2 INTEROPERABILITY
MOTOTRBO Release 2.440
DMR Tier 2 - Text Message Format
DMR Tier 2 text messaging format for individual and group messages for radio to radio only (Direct and Repeater mode)
Text Messaging option of “Proprietary” or “DMR Standard” can be selected per channel
Subscriber Unit can…
What?
receive both DMR and Motorola Proprietary text messages regardless of the text message option chosen in the CPS
initiate or forward
text messages only in the format pre-configured in the CPS
reply to text messages in the received format regardless of text message option chosen in the CPS
Motorola Text Messaging supports the following (not supported by DMR Standard format): •Application layer acknowledgements - confirmation that the text message was received, when the end point is not a radio (consoles, PC app, etc) •Message numbering – acknowledgement of multiple text messages from the same source•Email gateways
MOTOTRBO Release 2.441
Select Header Compression… If…
DMR All Radios and Repeaters are firmware 02.40.00 or later
MSI The entire fleet of Radios and Repeaters are Motorola devices AND some devices have firmware prior to R02.40.00 to ensure backward compatibility.
None Header Compression is not recommended (e.g. long data messages)
DMR Tier 2 – Header Compression
System Configurations: Conventional Single Site, IPSC, Capacity Plus, LCP and Connect Plus
DMR Tier 2 UDP/IPv4 Header Compression provides improved retry reliability.
DMR and MSI header compressions are not interoperable.
MOTOTRBO Release 2.442
DMR Tier 2 - Summary
System Configuration Options:
Whenever possible, DMR Header Compression should be selected for improved reliability.
When DMR Text Messaging is selected, DMR Header Compression must always be selected.
DMR Header
Compression
MSI Header
Compression
DMR Text Messaging Yes Not Recommended
Motorola Text Messaging
Yes Yes
MOTOTRBO Release 2.443
MOTOTRBO MOBILE HANDHELD CONTROL HEAD (HCH)
MOTOTRBO Release 2.444
Designed for vehicles with limited spacefor mobile installations
• Transceiver can be mounted remotely• User has control of all radio functions
PLMN7131 kit consists of:• handheld control head and clip• radio adapter module• 5.9 ft long coiled cord (can stretch to 9.8
ft)
PMKN4174 extension cable adds 16.4 ftand gives the user flexibility to moveInside and outside the vehicle (deliveryvan, ambulance, utility truck, etc)
Compatible only with Color display mobile
Operates in all system topologies,including Connect Plus
Mobile Handheld Control Head (HCH)
MOTOTRBO Release 2.445
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MOTOTRBO HAND HELD CONTROL HEAD (HCH) Item No. Description
1 LED INDICATORS - Red2 LED INDICATORS - Yellow3 LED INDICATORS - Green4 CHANNEL UP5 CHANNEL DOWN6 POWER BUTTON7 PROGRAMMABLE SIDE BUTTON 1*8 PUSH-TO-TALK (PTT) BUTTON9 PROGRAMMABLE SIDE BUTTON 2*
10 PROGRAMMABLE SIDE BUTTON 3*11 5-LINE COLOR LCD (132x90 ) DISPLAY12 MICROPHONE13 PROGRAMMABLE FRONT BUTTON P1*14 MENU/OK BUTTON15 VOLUME BUTTON DOWN16 PROGRAMMABLE FRONT BUTTON P3*17 PROGRAMMABLE FRONT BUTTON P4*18 FULL KEYPAD19 VOLUME BUTTON UP20 SPEAKER21 BACK/HOME BUTTON22 PROGRAMMABLE FRONT BUTTON P2*23 4 WAY NAVIGATION BUTTON
Item No. Description 1 PROGRAMMING PORT2 HANDHELD CONNECTOR PORT
MOTOTRBO Release 2.446
1. HCH will take exclusive control of volume, so accessory “volume control” is NOT supported, regardless of CPS selection
2. Mobile Microphone Port is not available with HCH, so the following are NOT supported:
• Front Data Accessory and Front PC & Audio in Radio Menu
• USB Human Input Device (HID) for Barcode scanner, etc.
3. Dual Functionality Rotary Knob – NOT supported
4. for HCH mode uses “Welcome Image” bitmap with 132 pixel (width) x 90 pixel (height) size(vs standard Mobile 160 x 72 )
CPS – Features NOT supported
MOTOTRBO Release 2.447
• MOTOTRBO Feature Catalog
MOL > Co-Branding Wizard
• PCT1011 - MOTOTRBO Firmware Release 2.4 Webinar Recording
Learning Management System (LMS) http://learning.motorolasolutions.com
• Accessory and Radio Spec Sheets updates with the Handheld Control Head content
• MOTOTRBO Handheld Control Head Web page
Coming in January 2015 - short feature Videos for: Text to Speech; Audio Profiles and Trill Enhancement; MOTOTRBO Handheld Control Head and OTAP Battery Management
Additional Resources
MOTOTRBO Release 2.448
QUESTIONS?
• User Selectable Audio Profiles• Trill Enhancement• Text to Speech Voice Announcement• IMPRES Over-the-Air (OTA) Battery
Management • Event and Distance Driven Location Updates• Pre-Configured Target ID in Telephone Calls
• Clear to Send Audio Mute in Digital Mode • Screen Backlight Enhancements • Switch Speaker• Hide Pin on Home Screen• Disable Bluetooth via CPS• DMR Tier 2 Standard Features• Multi Button PTT • Repeater Narrow IF Filter • Rest Channel Time-Out-Timer• Repeater Diagnostic Enhancement• Mobile Handheld Control Head
MOTOTRBO Release 2.449
MOTOROLA, MOTO, MOTOROLA SOLUTIONS and the Stylized M Logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of Motorola Trademark Holdings, LLC and are used under license. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. © 2014 Motorola Solutions, Inc. All rights reserved.
THANK YOU!
MOTOTRBO Release 2.450
SUPPORTED LANGUAGES
Pre-Recorded Voice Announcement
Text-To-Speech Voice Announcement
Language Country Gender (Number of
Voices)
No Yes English Australia M (1), F (1)
No Yes English Great Britain M (2), F( 2)
No Yes English India F (1)
No Yes English Ireland F (1)
No Yes English Scotland F (1)
No Yes English South Africa F (1)
Yes Yes English United States M (1), F (3)
No Yes French Canada M (1), F (2)
No Yes French France M (1), F (2)