Motorola DTR650 UHF or VHF Portable Two-Way Radio
The Motorola DTR650 Enhanced functionality and reliable communication for a higher level of productivity
Status: Discontinued
Motorola has canceled the DTR650 as of February 2019. If you are looking for a replacement on-site portable radio, we suggest the Motorola DTR700.
The Motorola DTR650 digital on-site portable radio delivers great features with managerial capabilities. The radio features operates at 900 MHz and offers enhanced communication options such as Digital One-to-Many Calling (Public Group Call and Private Group Call). It also provides enhanced performance with greater coverage — up to 350,000 square feet or 30 floors (with long whip antenna) — as well as longer battery life and digital audio quality that is clear and crisp within coverage areas.
Feature Highlights
- Advanced Message Capability
- Remote Update And Control Functions
- Group Calling
- Digital One-To-Many Call
- SMS Text Messaging
- Lithium ion Battery
- Rugged, Compact Polycarbonate Housing
- Durable Design
- Full-Graphic Backlit Display
- Caller ID
- Unit-To-Unit Configuration
Models
AAH73WCF9NA5AN 900MHz, Limited Keypad
Standard Package Includes:
- Standard Battery (1100 mAh Li-ion, 3.6V)
- Standard Charger (120V Double Unit Charger)
- Swivel Belt Holster
- User Guide
- One Year Warranty
Technology Compatibility
Digital technology represents a modern approach to wireless communication. Unlike analog technology, which uses continuous waveforms, digital technology encodes voice and data into discrete, binary code. This transformation allows for more efficient and secure transmission of information over radio waves. Digital technology offers several advantages, including improved voice clarity, reduced interference, and the ability to transmit data alongside voice communication. It also enables advanced features like encryption for secure conversations, GPS tracking for location services, and the integration of various applications for enhanced functionality. Digital technology has become the standard for many public safety agencies, commercial businesses, and organizations relying on reliable and efficient communication in their operations, making it a crucial component of modern land mobile radio systems.
Radio System Compatibility
Motorola DTR650 Accessories
The DTR650 has been discontinued, but accessories for the radio are still available.
Motorola radios are already best in class, but to help you work at your best, you need enhancements targeted to your specific workplace. Motorola has developed a line of accessories with unique features designed to optimize the performance of your radio in your work environment, unleashing the full power of the industry’s most advanced digital radio platform.
As you walk from the production line, across hotel grounds, or to the store stockroom, you can work more easily and efficiently wearing a comfortable, convenient accessory. Combine Motorola’s best-in-class radios with accessories to achieve even greater productivity and cost-savings. Together, you’ll rethink what’s an accessory – and what’s a necessity.
Industries
- Airports
- Education
- Events
- Hospitality
- Retail
Motorola DTR650 Specifications
General Specifications
| Dimensions (H x W x D) | 4.7 x 2.3 x 1.5 in. |
|---|---|
| Weight w/battery | 12 oz. |
| Programmable buttons | 5 |
| Display | Yes, monochrome |
| Keypad | Yes, limited |
| Emergency button | None |
| Durability | IP54 Rated | Mil spec: 810 C, 810 D, 810 E, 810 |
Performance Data
| Frequency range | UHF (435-480 MHz) VHF (136-174 MHz |
|---|---|
| Max Power output |
4 Watts (UHF) 5 Watts (VHF) |
| Adjustable power levels | Yes |
| Coverage area | Programming Software allows adjustable power output for varying coverage |
| Repeater capable | Yes |
| Estimated battery life | Up to 11 hours Up to 16 hours with hi-cap PMNN4080 |
| Standard battery | PMNN4476 Li-ion |
| Battery size | 1750 mAh 2150 mAh w/PMNN4080 |
Motorola Two-Way Radio Systems
Direct Mode
All MOTOTRBO two-way radios have the capability to connect directly: radio-to-radio, for basic voice, data, text, and application support. However, this approach has limitations.
Conventional
A conventional system is a step up from basic radio-to-radio communications. Radios communicate via a high-power repeater, giving better coverage and more centralized control.
