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Portables - Page 37 MT™ 1500

Date 3/31/06 PORTABLE

SUGGESTED RETAIL VHF / UHF / 800 MHz Conventional

All MT1500 1.5 models include:
- Battery (NiCd, 1525 mAh, 7.5V - NTN9815)
- Antenna (8505518V01 VHF / NAD6549 UHF / 8505241U03 800 MHz)
- 3 Programmable Side Buttons
- Orange Emergency Button
- 16 Position Mode Rotary Select Switch
- 4 / 12 / Front Mount Alphanumeric Display Lines / Characters Per Line
- On / Off Volume
- Low Battery Alert Tone
- Noise Reduction Software
- 1 Top Mounted Programmable Three Position Concentric Switch
- Weather Sealed Universal Connector
- Bi-Color LED Indicator
- Detachable Belt Clip
- Audio Gain Control
- One Year Warranty

Notes:
1. Trunking capable portables are only available through Above the Pricebook (APB)
2. Charger does not ship standard.
ORDERING REQUIREMENTS
1. Order the MT 1500 Portable as the main line item.
2. A System Software Package (Q833) MUST be ordered for each radio unit ordered.
3. A charger does not ship standard with the radio. See Chargers in the accessory section.

OPERATING MODES
Capable of operation in voice communication modes:
• Conventional Software with MDC1200 (Q833)
Capable of 48 modes when the programmable Concentric Top Mounted Switch is used for Zone Operation. The mode
of operation is programmed on a channel-by-channel basis.
CHANNEL SPACING
There are no maximum frequency separation conditions that must be adhered to on the MT 1500
Portable Radio Series. Separation of frequencies can be as wide as the allowable sub-band per radio model with no
degradation of any performance specifications. If an incorrect antenna is used, degraded performance may be experienced.
Radio Features:

RADIO WIDE FEATURES:
MT 1500 Model 1.5 - Maximum Modes 48
Analog Operation Yes
12.5/20/25 KHz Programmable Channels Yes
Secure Capable No
One Touch Operation No
Real Time Clock No
Surveillance Mode No
Keypad Lock No
Radio Lock Yes
Radio Wide Transmit Inhibit No
Time Out Timer Yes

ANALOG CONVENTIONAL FEATURES:
Conventional Features are additional radio wide
features beyond those specified above.
CSQ/PL/DPL Yes
Dual Priority Channel Scan No
Adaptive Power Control Yes
Repeater/Talkaround Operation Yes
Scan (Auto, Pre-programmed, Operator Selectable) Yes
Smart PTT Yes
Monitor Yes
DTMF Tone Generation N/A
MDC-1200 Emergency Call Yes
MDC-1200 Silent Emergency Alarm Yes
MDC-1200 PTT-ID Encode Yes
MDC Repeater Access Yes
MDC Request to Talk (RTT) Yes
MDC Status, Status Request. Message Yes

SUGGESTED RETAIL MODELS / OPTIONS
Model 1.5
BAND MANUF.SUGG.
SPLIT BAND CHANNEL WATTS CATALOG MODEL RETAIL PRICE
138-174 MHz VHF 48 1-5W H67KDD9PW5_N $
380-470 MHz UHF 48 1-5W H67QDD9PW5_N $
450-520 MHz UHF 48 1-5W H67SDD9PW5_N $
806-870 MHz 800 MHz 48 1-3W H67UCD9PW5_N $

Thank you for the information Tony

Orange Emergency Button

Was funny at IWCE, some /\/\ rep asked if any of the dealers knew what it was for?

Out of 120 heads in the room, only one raises their hand. Their answer: "It's a placebo."

GP-38 wrote:Hey guys. I'm purchasing a new VHF portable this week, and I've decided on either the brand-new PR1500, or the HT1250. Initially, I was pretty excited about the 1500, but I started to think...if I'm going to spend over a grand on a brand new radio, I want to get the most out of it. The 1500, being a new release, will likely have a few issues. I haven't seen a DTMF version yet, and at only 64 channels I cannot have all 97 AAR freqs. that I need for my job.

Yo Billy, you dropped the cashola yet? If not, you may want to look at something with trunking capability, or at least spend the extra $$ to get APCO-25 in your PR1500.

The reason: http://www.radioreference.com/modules.p ... DB&sid=118

Even if trunking doesn't spread as far south as you guys, P25 conventional is still a possibility. Allegedly, P25 will eventually go systemwide on the UP, with trunking used in hub areas and conventional for the road channels. Also, you'll want to take into consideration the new 7.5 kHz "splinter" railroad frequencies.

precoislen wrote:

Tony Soprano wrote:Still no scan indicator.

I would almost recommend the MT1500 instead, it does have a display but but I can't see where QCII is listed in its feature set. It would make sense to put it there if the PR1500 will have it, maybe it is also forthcoming.

Tony,

Any information, model number, or literature on the MT1500's w/ a display? All I saw of them were Model I type radios w/ no display.....

Model 1.5 has a display.12 character by 4 line.No front keys.
The models are
H67KKD9PW5 highband
H67QDD9PW5 UHF low
H67SDDP5W5 UHF high
H67UCD9PW5 800mhz

Another of what seems many enhancements recently made in the portable portfolio.
PM me with email and can send you specs and a few photos of display model.
Wayne

precoislen wrote:

Tony Soprano wrote:Still no scan indicator.

I would almost recommend the MT1500 instead, it does have a display but but I can't see where QCII is listed in its feature set. It would make sense to put it there if the PR1500 will have it, maybe it is also forthcoming.

Tony,

Any information, model number, or literature on the MT1500's w/ a display? All I saw of them were Model I type radios w/ no display.....

here is link to photo of diplay MT1500 model

precoislen wrote:

Tony Soprano wrote:Still no scan indicator.

I would almost recommend the MT1500 instead, it does have a display but but I can't see where QCII is listed in its feature set. It would make sense to put it there if the PR1500 will have it, maybe it is also forthcoming.

Tony,

Any information, model number, or literature on the MT1500's w/ a display? All I saw of them were Model I type radios w/ no display.....

here is link to photo of diplay MT1500 model
http://www.lincolncreative.com/MotoPhot ... _1_tn.html
it is a big photo so it might expand your browser window a bit

Looks exactly like a PR1500 except w/ a display. Sweet.....

Thanks wkr518!!!!!

Does any one know where I can find some more information on the MT1500 with display. A google search and even looking around /\/\ site has yielded nothing. Is the display only on trunking models or conventional too?

Hightower wrote:The PR1500 is actually 48 channels - 3 zones of 16 channels.

Commissioner Gordon

I stand corrected, as of now the PR1500 has 32 channels!! I had 3 zones filled, but zones 2 & 3 have 6 channels only.

VERY SORRY for any confusion.



Commissioner Gordon

Has the QCII flash upgrade been released yet. I really want to be able to carry just my radio instead of my radio and pager. Thanks.

Mike

BUMP---

Any word on QCII option yet?

Yes the QCII option is available as a no charge firmware upgrade to Version 9, and it work great.

The P25 upgrade is also available $400.00 at the depot. Sent both of my radios in and they took about a week from Depot at least these upgrades are still being done in Elgin.

The visual scan indicater is still out there. Latest reports are that it a "low priority upgrade" with no firm time period. At least Big M has agreed to do it.

Just to be clear, I was wondering about QCII on the MT1500, not the PR1500.
Thanks for the info.