This product has been cancelled and replaced with Motorola MTP6650.
The first handheld TETRA terminal with TEDS is also the first with a built-in camera. In addition the radio’s performance has been developed to provide better reception and the housing has been improved, now meeting IP67.
The revolutionary aspect of MTP6750 is not the camera itself but the rather the secure image management. The radio saves all images together with rich metadata like ISSI, talk group, time stamp and location.
The image and data is protected with a unique code that changes if the image is manipulated, making the images admissible as evidence.
For lone workers the radio can be a lifeline, so it is critical that it works when needed. The improved receiver in the MTP6000 series extends the operational range while the unhindered speaker penetrates any ambient noise. Along with digital noise cancelling the radios provide clear audio, regardless of environment.
For mission-critical applications cool features mean nothing without reliability. Therefore the MTP6000 series not only meet all requirements in the MIL-SPEC, but exceed them. Both terminals are also completely waterproof (IP67), securing communications even in rough circumstances.
Good decisions require good input. The MTP6000 series equipped with features allowing organisations to share information more quickly. Being the first portable TETRA supporting TEDS, in can provide higher transfer rates and data can be shared faster in the network. With the built-in Bluetooth technology user can also share images directly between terminals in the field.
To take advantage of the increase amount of data the terminals have been equipped with MicroSD card slot as well as a high resolution display.
But improvements has not been made solely on the radio. Motorola now come with solutions aimed to further enhance data sharing. Through a network of connected chargers critical information can be synchronized every time radios are a placed in the charger. This can include images of missing persons or most wanted criminals, etc. Likewise, information gathered during a shift can be uploaded to a server without intervention.
The solution also uses the same infrastructure as Motorola’s remote programming solution iTM.
| Item number | Supplier item number | Description | Description 2 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 05.M6861 | QA03611AA | MTP6750 svensk quick start guide |
| Dimensions (HxWxD) | |
| With standard battery (mm) | 132x59x34 |
| Weight | |
| With standard battery (g) | 292 |
| Battery life (With standard battery) | |
| @ 5/5/90 (h) | - |
| Radio characteristics | |
| Frequencies (MHz) | 350-470 |
| TX output (W) | 1,8W (Class 3L) & 1W (Class 4) |
| Environment | |
| Operational temperature (°C) | -30 till +60 |
| Storage temperature (°C) | -40 till +85 |
| Ingress Protection | IP67 & IP65 |
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