Some other features about these neat little radios: The mic also turns off the PL/DPL decoder in the radio essentially putting the radio in "Monitor" mode (by default). You can program forced monitor or off hook PL in the CPS to change the state of the mic switch.. These radios have MDC1200 options which allow for ANI / PTT Unit ID and the radio itself will decode ANI on screen so you know what unit you are talking to. The 4 buttons are programmable in CPS to s predefined set of option in drop down lists. They also offer an advanced mic that has DTMF pad and the "P" buttons on it. Some features are: Repeater talk around, Monitor, Local/Distance... These radios can easily be set up as a repeater in CPS and with a simple 16 pin cable or a Motorola RICK. These radios have a voice recorder feature that can be set up in the CPS and functions assigned to the "P" buttons These radios support LTR trunking. The scan lists and priority channels can be set up in CPS and you can have a different list per channel. Another version of the PM400 is the CM300.
The P1, P2,P3 and P4 buttons can be custom programed for any radio with a numerous selection of functions.The Forestry Commission elected to program the functions for the buttons as shown in the video The chance of your functions matching is incidental and the chance of the buttons matching is rather nil...
I would like to know I'm a storm chaser in Ohio and I currently don't have my ham license or anything like that but me and one of my chase partner would like an alternative 2 way system to talk on so when we get ham we do not have to interrupt any conversations there in progress I was wondering do you have to have a license to put a private frequency or something like that to talk back in forth between cars or like just to put in an avaible frequency if I were to purchase a cm200 like that but older model or even that model in UHF
+Crazy Stormspotter You are required to have an FCC license to operate the Motorola CM200 on business band or public safety band frequencies. You may operate this radio on Amateur frequencies only if you have an Amateur radio license. If you are looking for license-free radio communications, you can use FRS (Family Radio Service) radios. FRS radios are the ones you see in stores in the plastic case with 2-3 radios in it. They are UHF, fairly cheap, and you do not need a license for them. You can also use CB radio (Citizen's Band), that operate in the 27-28 MHz band. These radios are the same ones "truckers" use to communicate on the road. I suggest getting your HAM license. This will allow you to use various different radios and transmit at up to 100 watts of power! With HAM, you can also use local repeaters and get even greater distance.
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Some other features about these neat little radios:
The mic also turns off the PL/DPL decoder in the radio essentially putting the radio in "Monitor" mode (by default). You can program forced monitor or off hook PL in the CPS to change the state of the mic switch..
These radios have MDC1200 options which allow for ANI / PTT Unit ID and the radio itself will decode ANI on screen so you know what unit you are talking to.
The 4 buttons are programmable in CPS to s predefined set of option in drop down lists. They also offer an advanced mic that has DTMF pad and the "P" buttons on it. Some features are: Repeater talk around, Monitor, Local/Distance...
These radios can easily be set up as a repeater in CPS and with a simple 16 pin cable or a Motorola RICK.
These radios have a voice recorder feature that can be set up in the CPS and functions assigned to the "P" buttons
These radios support LTR trunking.
The scan lists and priority channels can be set up in CPS and you can have a different list per channel.
Another version of the PM400 is the CM300.
İs there any possibility without PC programming,low/HIGH power selection? 73s
CM140 GM3188 GM3688 the same model
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mine will not come up on the view list when i press and hold the p2 button, any ideas?
The P1, P2,P3 and P4 buttons can be custom programed for any radio with a numerous selection of functions.The Forestry Commission elected to program the functions for the buttons as shown in the video The chance of your functions matching is incidental and the chance of the buttons matching is rather nil...
Trying to find a feature that identifies (caller-id's) a two-way hand held transmitting to the PM 400?
You want DMR radio or Digital Mobile Radio. Are you a licensed ham operator? If not you will not find any consumer model radios that do that.
@@lm386opamp No... You can set up MDC1200 encode and decode a "caller ID" to identify who is transmitting.
I would like to know I'm a storm chaser in Ohio and I currently don't have my ham license or anything like that but me and one of my chase partner would like an alternative 2 way system to talk on so when we get ham we do not have to interrupt any conversations there in progress I was wondering do you have to have a license to put a private frequency or something like that to talk back in forth between cars or like just to put in an avaible frequency if I were to purchase a cm200 like that but older model or even that model in UHF
+Crazy Stormspotter You are required to have an FCC license to operate the Motorola CM200 on business band or public safety band frequencies. You may operate this radio on Amateur frequencies only if you have an Amateur radio license.
If you are looking for license-free radio communications, you can use FRS (Family Radio Service) radios. FRS radios are the ones you see in stores in the plastic case with 2-3 radios in it. They are UHF, fairly cheap, and you do not need a license for them. You can also use CB radio (Citizen's Band), that operate in the 27-28 MHz band. These radios are the same ones "truckers" use to communicate on the road.
I suggest getting your HAM license. This will allow you to use various different radios and transmit at up to 100 watts of power! With HAM, you can also use local repeaters and get even greater distance.
Well said!
Use MURS or GMRS frequencies.
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how to find adapter to this?
What Kind of adapter Sir ?
I will be back and read your further explaination of your question after 730PM.. thank you
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