WAVE OnCloud Series, Part 2 In last week’s post, we looked at how Unified Communication and Collaboration (UCC) tools like WAVE OnCloud by Motorola help improve employee safety in a carpeted vs concrete ecosystem. In this post, we look at how implementing Unified Communication and Collaboration using two-way radio… Read More
WAVE OnCloud Series, Part 1 Unified Communication and Collaboration (UCC) systems are not new to the enterprise. In fact, unified email, chat, video conference and other communication channels have more or less become an expectation in what a recent Motorola Solutions white paper referred to as “the… Read More
Motorola has announced the estimated Q3 2017 availability of the SLR 1000 repeater. The SLR 1000 will be the newest edition to the MOTOTRBO repeater lineup. The repeater is going to be available in the UHF frequency band and be capable of transmit power from… Read More
This article has been edited since the original post date of 3/2016 to reflect the current lineup of radios. (9/2016) With so many different configurations of the XPR7000 series MOTOTRBO radio available, end users are bound to be confused. Here, we try to break down… Read More
On February 29th, Motorola introduced the Next Generation of MOTOTRBO radios, the “e” series. Professional Portable Radios: XPR7350e, XPR7550e Compact and Capable: XPR3300e, XPR3500e Slim line portable: SL7550e Professional Mobiles: XPR5350e, XPR5550e All of the new radios have the same form factor and basic features… Read More
Commercial and government two-way radio users are required to operate with an FCC license. A common misconception is that once properly licensed, the frequency that gets licensed to you becomes exclusive in that area. Frequency coordinators do an admirable job trying to mitigate interference by… Read More
EDIT – We are sold out of the XPR 6350 fire sale stock. We recommend the XPR 7350e as a replacement. Day Wireless has purchased Motorola’s remaining inventory of MOTOTRBO XPR6350 UHF radios and is offering them at fire sale prices. These radios were discontinued… Read More
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration banned talking and texting without a hands free device on January 2, 2012. The law excludes CB and two-way radios due to the simple, one-button push operation of a radio where drivers do not have to take their eyes… Read More
