Radio Hand Held Disaster Preparedness and Management Unit
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Objective
To safely operate the radio
Radio - General
The radio is the Motorola DP4601; it is a digital radio.
It is programed with three simplex channels that can be
used for internal communication.
Range is based on line of sight.
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Locking lever
Radio - top
On/Off
Volume
Channel
select
Universal
connection port
Radio – right side
Port cover off
Port cover on
Radio – left side
Transmit button
Belt Clip
Radio - front
Channel
Select
Universal
connection port
(under cover)
Battery level
Menu
Attach PTT to the radio
Radio with
port cover
removed
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Screw in
connector
1
Insert
connector
into recess
on radio
Operate the radio
Feel for the Transmission Button.
Depress and hold the button to speak
Once you have finished speaking take hand off the
button
The operator will be able to constantly hear other
people speaking without having to depress the
button
Charging
Charging configuration options:
the radio with battery, or
the battery by itself
Ensure the radio is off
Ensure radio / battery is seated in the correct
charging position in the charger
The charger will drain the battery and then refill with
charge
Charging (continued)
The radios should not be left in the charger once fully
charged
Unless used, the radios/batteries need not be charged
more than once per month
The Radio Hand Held Disaster Preparedness and Management Unit is a Motorola DP4601 digital radio designed for emergency communication. It features UHF frequency band, 1000 channel capacity, long battery life, GPS, and emergency button. Learn how to operate this radio safely and efficiently for disaster response scenarios.
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Radio Hand Held Disaster Preparedness and Management Unit (Version 1.2; 04 May 2015)
Objective To safely operate the radio
Radio - General The radio is the Motorola DP4601; it is a digital radio. It is programed with three simplex channels that can be used for internal communication. Range is based on line of sight.
Radio Data Item Specification Frequency band UHF Channel capacity 1000 Frequency band range 403-527 MHz Battery IMPRES Hi-Cap Li-ion FM 2300 mAH Battery Battery Life (5/5/90 duty cycle with carrier squelch and transmitter in high power) (1) 17.3 hours Power supply 7.5 V (nominal) Weight (with battery) 365.5 g Dimensions H x W x D (with battery) 130.3 x 55.2 x 41.1 mm Intrinsically safe (2) Yes -30 ~ +60 C Operating temperature -40 C / +85 C Storage temperature Ingress rating IP 57 Transmitter Low power output 1W High power output 4W Emergency button Yes GPS Yes
Attach battery and antenna Locking lever
Radio - top On/Off Volume Universal connection port Channel select
Radio right side Port cover on Port cover off
Radio left side Belt Clip Transmit button
Radio - front Universal connection port (under cover) Battery level Channel Select Menu
Attach PTT to the radio 1 Insert connector into recess on radio 2 Screw in connector Radio with port cover removed
Operate the radio Feel for the Transmission Button. Depress and hold the button to speak Once you have finished speaking take hand off the button The operator will be able to constantly hear other people speaking without having to depress the button
Charging Charging configuration options: the radio with battery, or the battery by itself Ensure the radio is off Ensure radio / battery is seated in the correct charging position in the charger The charger will drain the battery and then refill with charge
Charging (continued) The radios should not be left in the charger once fully charged Unless used, the radios/batteries need not be charged more than once per month
