GM1280 Analogue Mobile Radio (Discontinued)

Designed to satisfy the most demanding user

Signalling 
The fully compliant MPT signalling package includes MPT1343, Regionet 43 and ANN modes of operation. Radios are configurable for up to 60 personalities including talkgroup select and conventional signalling.

Data messaging and MAP27 board
Includes a built-in pager with the capability of receiving data messages. You can send data messages from the contact list or manually entered alphanumeric text from the keypad. By using the optional MAP27 board, the radio can communicate with external data devices.

Voice recorder
A paperless notepad allowing you to store and retrieve messages.

Voice messager
A voice prompt for callers to leave a message to be stored in the radio.

User information
The large 4-line alphanumeric display contains icons for programmed features and operational awareness. This mobile radio provides separate distinctive tones plus name decode for many incoming calls. Alert and feedback tones can be setup in a variety of volume levels and sounds.

Ease of use
Simple menu driven user interface including a full alphanumeric keypad makes the full power of GM1280 simple and intuitive to use.

Dynamic regrouping
Provides over-the-air reconfiguration of the radio plus download of group identity in a meaningful alphanumeric form.

DTMF
Provided that your radio has access to a phone system you can make phone calls from your radio. Alternatively you can use DTMF tones in a number of ways, for example to steer an answering machine.

External alarm
Activates the vehicle horn and/or lights on receipt of an incoming call, so you won’t miss a call even when away from your vehicle.

Car radio mute
Automatically mutes your in-car audio entertainment system to allow calls to be heard and sent without interference.

X-Pand™ voice compression and low level expansion
Crisp, clear and strong audio quality in virtually any noisy environment. Low level expansion allows further improvements in audio quality by reducing noise usually heard during pauses in conversation.