1. CP476 Australia Citizen Band Portable Two-Way Radio
Channel Partner Training Presentation

2. Modules
Accessories 4.1 Some Uses of Accessories 4.2 Remote Speaker Mic (RSM) 4.3 Headsets 4.4 Earpieces / Earsets 4.5 Surveillance Kit 4.6 Carrying Accessories 4.7 Batteries & Chargers 4.8 Antennas
Radio Operation 5.1 Basic Features Operations 5.2 Voice Inversion Scrambling 5.3 VOX Operation 5.4 FPP
CPS Programming 6.1 CPS Programming
Product Overview 1.1 Product Overview 1.2 Physical Attributes 1.3 Specifications 1.4 Product Package
Feature and Benefit 2.1 Key Features & Benefits 2.2 Physical Features & Benefits 2.3 CPS Features & Benefits
Selling Point 3.1 Key Selling Features 3.2 Target Vertical Markets

3. Module 1 CP476 Product Overview
Module Content 1.1 Product Overview 1.2 Physical Attributes 1.3 Specifications 1.4 Product Package

4. Module 1 Objective
At the end of this module, participants will be able to:
Describe the attributes that define the CP476 portable radio.
List the radio’s key performance specifications
List the items in the standard package
Module 1

5. 1.1 - Product Overview
The Motorola CP476 CB portable radio with enhanced functionality at an exceptional value for higher level of productivity.
When operating on the Citizen Band Radio Service (CBRS) UHF frequencies, it requires no service fees or licenses.
The CP476 supports 45 channels
40 preprogrammed channels
5 user programmable channels ( MHz)

6. Motorola CP476 radio identifies clearly with:
Extensive Feature Set
- Tight RF Specifications
Compact Design
Exceptional Value
Module 1.2

7. CP476 Extensive Feature Set
- 45 Channels (40 preprogrammed
channels and 5 user programmable channels)
- Built-in VOX
- Built-in Voice Inversion Scrambling
Li-Ion Battery solution
Adjustable power levels (1 or 4 watts)
5 programmable buttons - Supports up to 10 features (short / long press) with just one touch
Module 1.2

8. Tight RF Specifications
- The CP476 radio is designed to perform at 70dB Rx Spurious Rejection, Rx Intermodulation & Rx Adjacent Channel Selectivity at 25Khz, thus providing better rejection towards adjacent channels noise.
- This translates to better audio quality and better range.
Module 1.2

9. Easy to handle, Compact and Lightweight Design
Well positioned buttons
Lightweight & Compact
335g with Standard Li-Ion battery
Radio dimension 120mm x 55mm 35.5mm (with standard Li-Ion Battery
Module 1.2

10. Motorola Brand Promise
The Motorola CP476 radio is designed and tested to meet various levels of both internal and external quality standards.
ALT–Accelerated Life Test
Series of stringent Motorola internal test to simulate 5 years of hard use in real life.
Consisted of drop test, temperature shock test, vibration, dust, ESD and humidity test.
MIL Spec 810C, D, E and F
Stamp of approval from the U.S. Military for use in rough environment
Consisted of Salt Fog & dust test, low and high temperature storage and operation test
IP54 rating
Ingress Protection (IP) against dust (rating 5) and water (rating 4)
Module 1.2

11. 1.2 - Physical Attributes On/Off and Volume Knob LED Indicator Speaker
Push To Talk (PTT)
Microphone
Side Programmable Buttons
Programmable Buttons P1, P2, P3
Speaker
Accessories Connector
Programming Port
Liquid Crystal Display
Left/Right Button

12. Understanding Status Icons
Name
Description
Display
Signal Strength
More bars indicate a stronger signal.
Power Level
"L" indicates radio is transmitting in low power.
"H" indicates radio is transmitting in high power.
Talkaround
Radio is not transmitting through the repeater.
Monitor
Indicates the radio is monitoring a selected channel.
Scan
Arrow blinks without dot, when scan is activated.
Arrow and dot are fixed when there is some activity on a non-priority channel. Dot blinks and arrow is fixed when there is some activity on the priority channel.
Scrambling
Scrambling feature is activated.
Programming Mode
Radio is in Programming Mode.
Keypad Lock
Keypad is locked.
Battery Meter
Indicates remaining charge in battery based on number of bars (0 - 3). Blinks when battery is low.
Icons
Decimal points for frequency data
8 Starburst Characters
Left Navigation
Indicator for Text Scrolling
Right Navigation
Indicator for Text Scrolling
Back to Page 23
Module 1.3

13. LED Color Indicator Module 1.3 LED Color State Indication Green
Illuminated
Radio is transmitting in normal mode. Radio is transmitting in scrambling mode.
Normal Blinking
Radio is receiving in normal mode. Channel is Busy.
Radio passed self test during powering up.
Amber
Monitor activated.
Permanent sticky monitor activated.
Radio is in active scan mode. Radio is receiving in scrambling mode.
Red
Radio is transmitting in normal mode while battery is low.
Radio is transmitting in scrambling mode while battery is low.
Fast Blinking
Radio failed self test during powering up.
Module 1.3

14. 1.3 - Product Specifications
General Specifications
Frequency Range
476MHz (CH 1-40), MHz (CH41-45)
Memory Channels
45 CH (40 preprogrammed
channels and 5 user programmable channels).
Channel Spacing
25 kHz (Channel 1 – 40), 12.5/25 kHz (Channel 41-45) switchable
Operating Temperature Range
-30C to +60C (Radio)
Sealing
Passes rain testing per IP54
DIMENSIONS (H X W X D) WITH
LiIon battery
120 x 55 x 35.5 mm
High Capacity LiIon battery
120 x 55 x 40.7 mm
WEIGHT WITH
335.0 gm
342.0 gm
AVERAGE BATTERY DUTY CYCLE (HIGH POWER), WITH
11 hrs
16 hrs
Module 1.3

15. 1.3 - Product Specifications (Cont’)
Transmitter
RF Output High Power
4W (UHF)
Low Power 1W
Spurs and Harmonics
9kHz - 1GHz < -36dBm, > 1GHz < -30dBm
Frequency Stability (-30OC to +60OC)
+/- 2.5ppm
FM Hum & Noise
> 40dB
Modulation Limiting
<= 5Khz (25KHz),<= 2.5Khz (12.5kHz)
Audio Response (from 6dB/oct pre-emphasis, Hz)
+1/-3dB
Audio 1kHz tone, 60% rated max dev.
<5%
Receiver
Sensitivity (12dB SINAD)
<-119 dBm (0.25uV)
Adjacent Channel Selectivity
> 70dB (25KHz), >65dB (12.5kHz)
Intermodulation
>70dB
Spurious Rejection
Audio Distortion
Hum and Noise
>40dB
Conducted Emission
< -57dBm for below 1GHz, < -47dBm for above 1GHz
Audio <5% Distortion
500mW (at 24 ohm)
Module 1.3

16. 1.4 - Standard Sales Model Content
Standard Package includes:
Radio
Antenna
Slim Li-Ion Battery (1500mAh)
Charger
Belt clip
User Guide and Safety Manual
Module 1.5

17. Module 2 CP476 Features and Benefits
Module Content
2.1 Key Features & Benefits
2.3 Physical Features & Benefits
2.4 CPS Features & Benefits

18. Module 2 Objective
At the end of this module, participants will be able to:
Describe the key conventional & signaling features & benefits.
Describe the physical features and the benefits it brings.
Module 1

19. 2.1 - Conventional Features & Benefits
45 Channels (40 preprogrammed
channels and 5 user programmable channels).
Extensive amount of channels provides greater flexibility in call group management.
Built in VOX
Enables hand-free operation as user’s voice activates the PTT activation. Radio no longer requires additional option board for the VOX function as this feature is built in.
Built in voice inversion scrambling
Provides another layer of privacy over the transmission. Radio without this feature will not provide an intelligent output as the voice signal are scrambled.
70dB Rx Spurious Rejection, Rx Intermodulation & Rx Adjacent Channel Selectivity at 25Khz.
Better RF specifications provide radio with better rejection against noise from the adjacent channels, thus providing clearer transmission. Users do not have to repeat messages in case of noisy transmission.
Module 2.1

20. Conventional Features & Benefits (Con’t)
Repeater / Talkaround (CH1-8 & CH 41-45)
At a touch of a button, the radio switches between repeater mode and talkaround mode.
Monitor
Radio monitors the current channel for transmission activity. Once activity is detected on the channel, the radio will unmute to the voice thus enabling the user to listen to the traffic.
Normal and Priority Scan
Enables user to monitor multiple channels and receive calls when transmitted on the channel. As for priority scan, user can assign a certain channel to be scan on, 50% of the time.
Prime Channel
Prime channel would be the channel that requires most monitoring. Therefore the radio would go back to this channel if radio is idle on other channel for a certain time limit or the Prime channel button is pressed.
Channel Alias
Channels can be program to a name (alias). The LCD will display the alias when the scanning radio detects the transmitting channel.
Power Level Selectable
Allows user to change the transmit power from Low to High and vice versa at a press of a button. This setting is per channel basis. It allows user to save of battery when high power transmission is not required.
Module 2.1

21. 2.2- Physical Features & Benefits
Green band on PTT button
- Provides greater visibility of PTT button for easy location.
8 Character Alphanumeric Display (link)
- Large backlit LCD display with icons, to display channel number, Channel alias and feature enable/disable.

22. 2.2 - Physical Features & Benefits
5 Fully Programmable Buttons
Supports up to 10 features (short / long press) with just one touch.
Large speaker
Loud and clear audio.
Rugged and reliable mechanical design
Die cast, Polycarbonate housing to ensure product reliability towards wear and tear.
Robust battery latch design to ensure good contact to radio and does not
disengaged when dropped.
Front Programmable Buttons
P1, P2, P3 Dual function: Short/Long Press
Side Programmable button # 1
Dual function: Short/Long Press
Side Programmable button # 2
Dual function: Short/Long Press
Module 2.3

23. 2.4 - CPS Features & Benefits
Systematic, easy to navigate menu
Code plug duplicate button
Provides customer summary report
Comprehensive help menu provided
USB programming cable
Does not require additional equipment such as RIB box, external power supply and serial cables.
USB interface widely available.
Module 2.4

24. 2.4 - CPS User Interface
*Please take note the CP476 does not support DTMF, the picture about is for illustration purpose only.

25. 2.4 - CPS customer handouts and summary
Module 2.4

26. Module 3 CP476 Key Selling Points
Module Content
3.1 Key Selling Features
3.2 Target Vertical Markets

27. Module 3 Objective
At the end of this module, participants will be able to:
List and describe the key selling points.
Describe the target market segments.
Module 1

28. 3.1 - Key Selling Features Extensive Feature Set
VOX ready
Built-in voice inversion scrambling
Front Panel Programming
Tight RF Specifications
Compact Design
Wide Range of Accessory
Offering
Module 3.1

29. Extensive Feature Set – Built-In Features
Built in VOX
- Enables radio to PTT at the activation from user’s voice, a total handsfree solution for maximal productivity.
Built in Voice Inversion Scrambling
- Provides another layer of privacy over transmission line.
- No additional option board required for this feature.
Module 3.1

30. Tight RF Performance – Better Audio & Range
- The CP476 radio is designed to perform at 70dB Rx Spurious Rejection, Rx Intermodulation & Rx Adjacent Channel Selectivity at 25Khz, thus providing better rejection towards adjacent channels noise.
- This translate to clearer audio quality and better range.

31. Compact Design - User Friendly
Good physical layout
- Size fits perfectly on the palm with well positioned PTT button and programmable buttons.
- Easy to handle, compact and light weight.
Large Display
- LCD display constantly showing the operating channel, radio signal strength, battery life and other radio settings and status.
Simple user interface
- No complicated menu system, simple one button feature enable/disable operation.
Module 3.1

32. Wide Range of Accessory Offering
Audio accessory compatible with Motorola Original and Mag One™ accessory lines
Users are able to reuse their existing Mag One audio accessories.
A wide range of headsets and hands-free accessories available.
Li-Ion Battery
Available in both standard and hi capacity Li-Ion batteries.
Provides a lightweight solution.
Module 3.1

33. 3.2 - Target Vertical Markets
Retail
Hospitality
Logistics
Manufacturing
Construction
Event Management
Module 3.2

34. Vertical Markets Retail
Key needs for retail industry
CP476 Answer
Light weight radio
Compact and light weight
Simple operation
One touch feature enable/disable
Long battery life
Battery saving feature, Hi-capacity battery available
Hands free application
wide range of audio accessories available
Module 3.2

35. Vertical Markets Hospitality
Key needs for hotel services
CP476 Answer
Multiple channels
45 Channels to support various talk groups
Simple operation
One touch feature enable/disable
Long battery life
Battery saving feature, Hi-capacity battery available
Clear audio
Good RF Spec (70dB Rx Spurious Rejection)
Module 3.2

36. Vertical Markets Logistic Services
Key needs for logistic services
CP476 Answer
Rugged and reliable
ALT, MIL std approved
Long battery life
Battery saving feature, Hi-capacity battery available
Simple operation
One touch feature enable/disable
Hands-free application
Wide range of audio accessories available
Module 3.2

37. Vertical Markets Manufacturing
Key needs for manufacturing
CP476 Answer
Multiple channels
45 Channels to support various talk groups
Long battery life
Battery saving feature, Hi-capacity battery available
Loud audio
Powerful 500mW Audio output
Rugged and reliable
ALT, MIL std approved
Module 3.2

38. Vertical Markets Construction
Key needs for construction
CP476 Answer
Rugged and reliable
ALT, MIL std approved
Loud audio
Powerful 500mW with good RF specifications
Big button for easy access
Large PTT, programmable buttons and keypad
Noise cancelling accessories
Wide range of audio accessories available
Module 3.2

39. Vertical Markets Events Management
Key needs for events management
CP476 Answer
Multiple channels
45 Channels to support various talk groups
Simple operation
One touch feature enable/disable
Long battery life
Battery saving feature, Hi-capacity battery available
Clear audio
Good RF Spec (70dB Rx Spurious Rejection)
Module 3.2

40. Module 4 CP476 Accessories Module Content
4.1 Some Uses of Accessories 4.2 Remote Speaker Mic (RSM) 4.3 Headsets 4.4 Earpieces / Earsets 4.5 Surveillance Kit 4.6 Carrying Accessories 4.7 Batteries & Chargers 4.8 Antennas

41. Module 4 Why Learn about Accessories
To sell accessories
Incremental revenue, at point of purchase, with negligible effort
Ongoing revenue after customers have bought your radios
If you don’t, others will
Few radio users use radios without any accessories
Higher turnover than radios
More regular revenue stream
Smooth out revenue fluctuations
Enables more touch points with your customers
May lead to add-on radio sales

42. Module 4 Why Learn about Accessories
Accessories complete and personalise a radio solution
Event manager may use a surveillance earpiece so radio communication is not shared with the public
Service industry worker may use a lightweight temple transducer headset so he can keep his ears uncovered, allowing him to pay attention to his customers

43. 4.1 - Some Uses of Accessories
Carry
Makes carrying a radio easier
Protects the radio
Ease of removal from belt
Audio
Keeps the hands free
Enhanced usability and efficiency
Discreet communications
Noise reduction
Other specialty needs
Module 4.1

44. 4.1 - Some Uses of Accessories
Spare Batteries
Ensure power is there when you need it
Avoids unnecessary charge/ discharge cycles
Others
Add functions not available on radio
Module 4.1

45. 4.2 - Remote Speaker Microphone (RSM)
Most commonly used audio accessory
Worn on the shoulder, allows talk & listen without removing radio from belt
Remote Speaker
Microphone, IP57 Mic Head
PMMN4029
Remote Speaker
Microphone with 3.5mm audio jack, IP54 Mic Head
PMMN4013
These wind porting speaker microphones boast revolutionary features that allow the user to have clear and confident communication in the presence of high winds and other severe weather conditions.
Remote Speaker Microphone (Mag One)
PMMN4008
Provides an affordable option for light duty radio users.

46. 4.2 - Secondary Audio Accessories for use with PMMN4013 RSM
Allows option for discreet/private communications when using the RSM
Receive-Only Flexible Earpiece
WADN4190
Receive-Only Earbud
AARLN4885
Receive-Only Earpiece with Translucent Tube
RLN4941
Receive-Only D-Shell Earpiece
PMLN4620

47. 4.3 - Headsets
Lightweight Temple
Transducer Headset
PMLN5003 Uses bone conduction to allow users to receive audio without covering the ear, so as to keep ears alert to ambient sounds
Provides high-clarity, discreet two-way communication while maintaining comfort necessary for extended wear
Lightweight Headset
HMN9013 Lightweight, single muff, with swivel boom mic and in-line PTT
Lightweight Headset (Mag One)
PMLN4445 Ultra-light, single muff, with boom mic and in-line PTT/VOX switch

48. 4.4- Earpieces/Earsets Discreet/private communications
Various styles to suit different user preferences
Earbud with In-Line
Mic and PTT/VOX
Switch (Mag One)
PMLN4442
D-Style Earpiece with
In-Line Mic & PTT
PMLN5001
Flexible Ear Receiver with In-Line Microphone and PTT/VOX switch
(Mag One)
PMLN4443
Earset with Boom Mic and in-line PTT/VOX Switch (Mag One)
PMLN4444

49. 4.5 - Surveillance Kit Discreet / private communications
Variety of earpiece styles and form factor options available (refer to brochure for extensive list)
Optional quick-disconnect translucent tube allows tube to be easily changed for hygiene purposes
High noise kits come with foam plugs to shield out noisy environments
2-piece Surveillance Kit with microphone & PTT combined, Beige
HMN9754
High Noise Kit
Low Noise Kit
Spares
RLN6230: Extreme Noise Kit, Includes Foam Earplugs with Acoustic Tube, Black
RLN6231: Extreme Noise Kit, Includes Foam Earplugs with Acoustic Tube, Beige
RLN6232: Low Noise Kit, Includes Rubber Tip with Acoustic Tube, Black
RLN6241: Low Noise Kit, Includes Rubber Tip with Acoustic Tube, Beige
RLN6242: Quick Release acoustic tube

50. 4.6 - Carry Accessories Belt Clip Protective Case HLN9844
Spring Belt Clip (For 1.5” Belt Width)
Protective Case
PMLN5334 – Limited Keypad Model
Requires use of belt clip
Module 4.6

51. 4.7 - Batteries & Chargers Batteries: PMMN4081 1500 mAH Lilon battery
Single Unit Rapid Chargers
PMLN5395 Tri Chemistry Rapid Charger AUST/NZ Plug, SMPS
Module 4.7

52. 4.8 - Antennas Flexible Whip Antennas UHF Stubby Antennas
PMAE4016: UHF Whip, MHz (16.5 cm)
PMAE4008: UHF Whip, MHz (13 cm)
Stubby Antennas
PMAE4003: UHF Stubby, 438–470 MHz (9 cm)
PMAE4006: UHF Stubby, 465–495 MHz (9 cm)
BNC Connector
HLN8262: External antenna adaptor
Module 4.8

53. Module 5 Radio Operation
Module Content
5.1 Basic Features Operations
5.2 Voice Inversion Scrambling
5.3 VOX Operation
5.4 FPP

54. Module 5 Objective
At the end of this module, participants will be able to:
Operate the radio as an user.
Operate the radio key features:
Voice Scrambling
VOX

55. Module 5 Basic Features Operations
On / Off Radio & PTT
Feature Enable / Disable
Turn knob clockwise
PTT
S1, S2
P1, P2, P3

56. 5.1 - Basic Features Operations
Each channel consist of a frequency pair, one for transmit and another for receive.
Press <Right> to increase the channel number and <Left> to decrease. The LCD Screen shows the channel that the radio is operating in.
There are a total of 45 channels (channels that have not been programmed will not be shown).
Each channel may be configured with a PL or DPL code to provide Coded Squelch operation.

57. 5.1 - Basic Features Operations
Setting the power level
Select suitable power output level for optimum power/battery performance.
Press <Power Select> to select H (High) or L (Low). Notice that the power level icon would change accordingly.
Keypad lock/unlock
Lock the buttons to prevent radio settings from being changed.
Press <Keypad lock> to lock or unlock the buttons (except <PTT> and <MON>). LOCK icon appears when the buttons are locked.
Once buttons are locked, any button press would be ignored and would generate a negative tone.
The lock/unlock status remains unchanged even when the radio is reset.
Module 5.1

58. 5.2 - Voice Inversion Scrambling
Voice inversion scrambling provides a measure of security over the transmission. Radio without this feature will not provide an intelligent output as the voice signal are scrambled.
Enable/Disable Voice Inversion Scrambling
Long press <Scrambling> to enable the voice inversion scrambling. Press the same button again to disable this feature.
Feature is lock on the selected channel only. Other channels are not affected by the enabling.
There will be an icon shown on the display when enabled.
To change the scrambling code, configure one of the programmable buttons for for this function.
Press this button to toggle between the two codes.
Module 5.2

59. 5.3 - VOX Operation
VOX enables hand-free operation as user’s voice activates the PTT activation. Radio no longer requires additional option board for the VOX function as this feature is built in.
Enable/Disable VOX
Press <VOX> to enable the VOX. Press the same button again to disable this feature.
Feature is lock on the selected channel only. Other channels are not affected by the enabling.
This feature needs to be first enabled via the CPS on the selected channel.
Module 5.3

60. 5.4 - FPP Menu System Tone Volume Backlight Battery Accessory
Programmable button
Scrambling
Scan
Channel
Module 5.4

61. Thank You