Motorola DTR410 manual No service towers. No per-minute charges, Blowing Rain

The DTR410™ expands the capabilities of your team, enabling them to get the job done right, fast and safely.

The better a team communicates, the more efficiently it operates. The DTR410 is the power tool that enables that communication. Unlike alternative technologies, there are no monthly fees.

No service towers. No per-minute charges.

These durable on-site two-way radios help businesses keep operations on schedule, maximize job shift productivity, enhance security and increase overall customer satisfaction. It all adds up to a superb combination of features for your convenience, management and productivity — all at an extraordinary value.

Excellence

in Design;

Exceptional

The Digital Difference.

Enhanced coverage, battery life and audio quality are just a few advantages of our new digital on-site two-way radios. No license is required to operate our 900 MHz units. And for enhanced security, we added Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum (FHSS) with 50 non-overlapping groups. Unlike analog radios, multiple group communications can occur simultaneously on the same channel.

In addition to these overall benefi ts, you’ll be able to take advantage of many leading-edge operational features that were never available previously. And you’ll soon wonder how you managed without them.

Rugged and reliable, the DTR410 digital on-site radio undergoes rigorous testing in the design process using U. S. Military 810 C, D, E, and F Standards — so you can rest assured it will hold up under demanding conditions. These tests are designed to simulate the very harshest environments, including:

Because the digital technology of the DTR410 enables each unit to have its own unique 11-dig it identification, you get a new level of radio communication versatility with these calling features:

Digital One-to-Many Group Calling. Public group call — all other DTR410 radios on the same group ID and channel hear communications, similar to analog radio operation.

Transmit ID. Receiving radios will display the radio ID of the transmitting unit and, if listed in the receiving radio’s contact list, the transmitting unit’s radio name.

Scroll list. You can view a recent-calls list, showing the source and target of the last 20 transmissions with time and date information.

Digital audio quality. Stays loud and clear everywhere you have coverage.

Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum (FHSS). Provides enhanced security with 50 non-overlapping groups.

Enhanced coverage. Coverage extended by 20%* — up to 300,000 sq. ft. or 25 floors.

DTR410™

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Durability

Blowing Rain

Steady rainfall and wind for 30 minutes on every surface

Salt Fog

48 hours of exposure

Blowing Dust

Six hours of blowing dust on all surfaces

Shock

18 shocks with a minimum G force of 40 G each

Vibration

Up to nine hours of exposure to vibration that simulates the rigors that a radio could undergo while being carried or transported

Temperature Storage Multiple hours of exposure to storage temperatures as low as -67° F and as high as 160° F

Enhanced battery life. Up to 45% longer operation on a single charge*.

* Coverage will vary based on terrain and conditions. All comparison claims made against Motorola CP100/XU2600 analog radio models. High capacity battery used.