Frequencies and Bandwidths, VHF Frequencies | Motorola CP100

Frequencies and Bandwidths

The charts on the next few pages provide frequency information. These charts are useful when using Motorola CP100 two-way radios with other business radios. Frequency Display Number is identical to SP21 and Spirit GT frequency position (where applicable).

VHF Frequencies

Frequencies and Bandwidths

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Display	Frequency
Number	(MHz)	Bandwidth
1	151.6250	12.5/25.0
2	151.9550	12.5/25.0
3	154.5700	12.5/25.0
4	154.6000	12.5/25.0
5	151.6550	12.5/25.0
6	151.6850	12.5/25.0
7	151.7150	12.5/25.0
8	151.7750	12.5/25.0
9	151.8050	12.5/25.0
10	151.8350	12.5/25.0
11	151.8950	12.5/25.0
12	151.9250	12.5/25.0
13	154.4900	12.5/25.0
14	154.5150	12.5/25.0
15	154.5400	12.5/25.0

Display	Frequency
Number	(MHz)	Bandwidth
16	158.4000	12.5/25.0
17	151.7000	25.0
18	151.7600	25.0
19	151.5125	12.5/25.0
*20	151.8200	12.5/25.0
*21	151.8800	12.5/25.0
*22	151.9400	12.5/25.0
23	151.5125	25.0
24	151.7450	25.0
25	152.8650	25.0
26	152.7000	25.0
27	154.5275	25.0

*Note: Due to FCC regulations, these frequencies transmit at only 1 watt.

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Motorola CP100 manual Frequencies and Bandwidths, VHF Frequencies

Contents

CP100 Page Table of Contents Frequencies and Bandwidths Product Safety and RF Exposure Compliance Product Safety and RF Exposure Compliance Introduction Package ContentsIntroduction USA/Canada FCC Licensing Information FCC Licensing Information FCC Licensing Information Getting Started Installing the Swivel Belt HolsterGetting Started Getting Started Charging the CP100 Radio Adjusting the Volume Using the RadioStarted Turning Your Radio On or Off Use J to Monitor the frequency Understanding the Display Battery and Charging Options Battery and Charging OptionsNiMH Battery Alkaline Batteries Charging with the Drop-in Charging Tray NNTN4019 Reading the Battery Meter BatteryBattery Life CP100 Factory Defaults CP100 Factory Defaults Signal Strength Indicator/Channel Busy Talking and ReceivingTalking and Receiving Talk Range Keypad Lock With Compatible VOX AccessoriesHands-Free Use/VOX Without Accessories Setting VOX SensitivityReceiving Talking Monitoring a Channel Check for channel activity Scan Advancement / Nuisance Delete Programming Features Programming FeaturesEntering Programming Mode Programming a Channel 15 ch models only Programming the Frequency Assigning Channels to Presets 15 ch models only Programming the Interference Eliminator Code Programming the Scramble Feature 2-watt models only Programming Bandwidth when FCC allowable Programming the Available Channel 15 ch models only Programming Call Tones Programming Microphone Gain Editing the Scan List 15 ch models only Cloning Source radio Target radio Advanced Features You turn on your radioTurn Keypad Tones on/off Turn End-of-Transmission Tone on/off Toggle Phase Shift Turn Battery Save on/offRestore Factory Defaults Troubleshooting TroubleshootingSymptom Try This Heavy static or Troubleshooting Symptom Try This Use and Care Use and CareIf the radio is submerged in water Frequencies and Bandwidths VHF Frequencies Frequencies and Bandwidths UHF Frequencies 461.1375 Interference Eliminator Codes Digital Interference Eliminator Codes 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 Verifying the SP21 Frequency and Code Setting Motorola Limited Warranty Motorola Limited WarrantyII. What the Period of Coverage Is III. Who Is Covered IV. What We Will Do to Correct Warranty Problems Text Telephone VI. What this Warranty Does Not Cover VII. Some Other Limitations VIII. Patent and Software Provisions Product Services 1-800-927-2744 All Products IX. State Law and Other Jurisdiction Rights Software Copyright Notice Patent Notice Export Law Assurances Replacement Parts Replacement PartsPart Number Description Index Licensing information VOX CP100 Programming Quick Reference 15 CH Page 6804112J99