APX™ 1000 Single-Band P25

APX™ 1000 Single-Band P25 Portable Radio.

The APX 1000 provides a complete and complementary look and feel to the APX family of P25 TDMA radios. With a two-microphone design to reduce background noise and excellent RF coverage, the APX 1000 is engineered to give you the smallest P25 Phase 2 capable radio on the market today. Engineered with a simplified control top to ensure ease of use, the APX 1000 is the ideal solution for local government and public works users who require quality P25 functionality.

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Description

Features

Compact design: Smallest P25 Phase 2 TDMA-capable radio available.

Full-size keypad: Simple to navigate and use.

Color display: High-contrast color display is easy to read in all kinds of light.

Multifunction knob: The multifunction knob is designed for ease of use by combining volume, channel, and ON/OFF settings in one.

Dual microphones: Dual microphone noise suppression technology locates the talker and cancels out any background noise.

AMBE vocoder: Equipped with the latest AMBE +2 digital voice vocoder.

Three radio models: Three radio models allow the user to select the device that best suits the end users environment.

Intelligent lighting: Uses color to notify you of the radio mode, potential emergencies, or specific events. Color alerts provide information at a glance.

Radio profiles: Adjust audio levels, lighting and tones through user selected or automated options. Whether on surveillance or working in bright sunlight, you can customize settings as needed.

Text messaging: Offers a freeform or canned messaging solution so you can efficiently and discreetly send and receive messages.

Voice announcement: Audible, pre-recorded voice file provides a description of the selected channel or zone.

Over-the-air programming: Motorola’s POP25 solution allows subscriber radios to be programmed over the air via the ASTRO 25 systems while remaining in the field.

P25 Phase 2 - TDMA: Twice the voice capacity, allowing additional users on the system without the need for additional frequencies or infrastructure.