Motorola RDV5100, RDU4160D manual Cordless Phone, Walkie-Talkie, What exactly is the CLS1450cB?

Industrial Cordless Phone with Built-in Walkie-Talkie

Cordless Phone

•Answer and make phone calls around the work place

•Designed for use with multi-line phone systems - pickup specific lines, transfer calls, etc.

•Connect phone base to any analog extension port of the phone system

•Selectable outbound calling restrictions

•No monthly airtime charges

•Industrial design, excellent range and durability

Works with any business phone system through an analog extension port

Walkie-Talkie

•Talk to all workers at the press of a button

•Get information and answers immediately

•Improve customer service, productivity and teamwork

•Manage workers and operations for greater efficiency

•Works with most UHF business walkie-talkies including Motorola CLS, RDX, XU, AX, MU, GT

Included

•Li-Ion Battery, 1100 mAh, up to 12 hrs

•3 Hour Desktop charger for handset (independent of phone base)

•Plastic swivel holster with belt clip

•Phone base with power cord (plug into analog extension port)

Range and Coverage will vary based on terrain and conditions

	Steel/Concrete	Multi-Level
CLS1450cB	Buildings	Buildings
Walkie-Talkie	Up to	Up to
	200,000 sq. ft.	10 Floors

CLS1450cB

Cordless Phone

Up to 100,000 sq ft around phone base. For best phone range, place phone base as high as possible in the primary area where user wants coverage.

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Handset Dimensions: 5.3”H x 2.1”W x 1.3”D

Weight w/battery 7 oz., Color: Black

Model No.	Band	Transmit Power	No. of Channels	Built-in Frequencies	Special Features	MSRP
CLS1450cB	UHF	1 Watt	4	56	Built-in Cordless Phone	$349

CLS1450cB Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What exactly is the CLS1450cB?

A:It is a 1-watt UHF business walkie-talkie with built in digital cordless phone. The UHF walkie-talkie portion can talk to any other UHF walkie-talkies set to the same frequency and code. The cordless phone comes with a base unit that plugs directly into the phone system, into an analog extension port.

Q: Can I use the CLS1450cB with my existing business/phone system?

A:Yes, it must connect to an analog extension port of the phone system. Other analog devices are fax machines and credit card swipes. If your phone system does not have available analog ports, it may require additional phone equipment and/or programming of your phone system. Your phone system vendor is the best source for this information.

Q: How many phone lines can I access?

A:If connected to a business phone system that supports “analog extensions”, the CLS1450cB can access multiple lines and other system features such as answer incoming calls, pick up specific lines, pick up calls on hold, transfer calls, call other extensions, park, page, intercom, etc. System features are limited only by the phone system capability, not the CLS1450.

Q: Will the 2.4 GHz digital phone interfere with other wireless devices?

A:No. This cordless phone uses frequency hopping spread-spectrum (FHSS) technology, hopping from frequency-to-frequency across the entire 2.4 GHz ISM band every 10 milliseconds. Built-in adaptive frequency hopping avoids interference from other technologies such as WLAN devices (802.11g/b) Wireless access points, network adapters, and barcode scanners.

Q:Can I use more than one CLS1450cB handset with the cordless base unit?

A:Yes, up to four handsets may share a cordless base unit. However, only one handset can be on a phone call at any one time. Consequently, most users do not share a single base unit with multiple handsets.

Q:Why the range difference between walkie-talkie & cordless phone functions?

A:The FCC has specific frequencies for business walkie-talkie users that allow for higher power output and 3-4 times greater range than cordless phones. If the user is beyond cordless phone range, they can still communicate using the walkie-talkie. If the user wanders out of cordless phone range, they can return to their phone coverage area, to access a call.

Q: What can be done to maximize CLS1450cB cordless range?

A:Centrally locate the BASE unit as high as possible in the primary area where that user requires coverage. Maintain as much of a line-of-sight as possible. The handset has its own desktop charger, so the base unit does not need to be accessible for charging the handset.

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