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Telephone programing
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WA0CBW
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I don't think that radio has any cellular telephone capabilities.
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Firebuff880
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MOTOTRBO has a number of Telephone interconnect options.
An what you put in the subscriber depends on what you are deploying on the infrastructure.
An what you put in the subscriber depends on what you are deploying on the infrastructure.
mmckenna
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Hondo,
Seeing you only have one post, I'm going to guess that you are fairly new to this stuff. So forgive me if I keep it a bit simple….
The radio itself can be set up to a radio system that has telephone interconnect capability. How you set that up depends entirely on the way the radio system is set up. We can't help you there, you'd need to talk to the system administrator. The system admin will be able to either set the radio up for you, or give you guidance on how you need to do it.
On it's own, the radio is not going to be able to connect to the cellular or wireline phone systems. There's a equipment in the middle.
RadioGuy7268
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I'll just add that the Digital Phone patch enablement option is a nice feature that actually works as good or better than advertised. I believe it's about $500 for the EID on the repeater.
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