MOTOROLA+FLN4234A

Description

The MOTOROLA FLN4234A is a communications module that was used in early Motorola radio systems. It typically served as a data communication interface in radio equipment, particularly in Motorola’s trunking systems and two-way radios.

Product Name:

MOTOROLA FLN4234A – Radio Interface/Communication Module

Product Description:

The FLN4234A is a data communications module designed for use in Motorola trunked radio systems. It enables data transmission and enhances communication functionalities in radio equipment, often facilitating the use of radio dispatch, fleet management, and automatic vehicle location (AVL) systems. The module would typically be used in conjunction with other Motorola two-way radios and trunked radio infrastructure for mission-critical communications.

Product Parameters and Specifications:

1. Frequency Range: Dependent on the radio model/system it’s installed in; typically operates in the VHF (136-174 MHz) or UHF (400-512 MHz) bands.
2. Modulation Type: Digital modulation (could include systems like P25 or other Motorola trunking formats).
3. Data Interface: Supports data communication over serial interfaces (RS-232 or RS-485), allowing for integration with external devices like AVL systems or dispatch consoles.
4. Power Supply: Operates at standard 12V or 24V DC input.
5. Operating Temperature: -30°C to 60°C (depending on model).
6. Dimensions: Compact size suitable for installation in a standard radio chassis or communication module bay.
7. Protocol Support: Likely supports proprietary Motorola communication protocols like ASTRO or MOTOTRBO, depending on the system.
8. Mounting: Designed to be easily integrated into Motorola’s existing radio infrastructure with standard rackmount or chassis options.

Product Use:

• Trunked Radio Systems: Used for facilitating group communications in large fleets, especially for public safety, utilities, and transportation sectors.
• Data Transmission: Acts as an interface for data transmission between dispatch systems and radio users, supporting integration with location-based services (GPS) or telemetry devices.
• Fleet Management: Commonly used in vehicle-mounted systems, integrating AVL technology for real-time vehicle tracking and reporting.
• Telemetry: Can be used to send and receive telemetry data, such as environmental readings or equipment status from remote locations.

MOTOROLA+FLN4234A