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NOTE: Although the ALMR System does not currently support text messaging, future System upgrades may offer that capability. Please consider your agency's requirements (now and in the future) when purchasing subscriber units. Always check the subscriber unit specifications, and software requirements, to ensure you know its capabilities. When in doubt, ask your servicing agent or contact the Operations Management Office. DHS Multi Band Radio Pilot Report (December 2012) The following devices have been tested and approved to operate on the ALMR infrastructure. Mobile RadiosEF Johnson Mobile Radios5300 Series (pdf, 141Kb)Kenwood Mobile RadiosTK 5710/5810 (pdf, 1Mb)Motorola Mobile RadiosXTL 1500 (pdf, 99Kb)XTL 2500 (pdf, 107Kb) XTL 5000 (pdf, 92Kb) APX 7500 Multi-band (pdf, 604Kb) Relm Moblie RadiosKNG-M150 (pdf, 961Kb)Tait Mobile RadiosTM9155 (pdf, 367Kb)TM9400 (pdf, 333Kb) Portable RadiosEF Johnson Portable Radios5100 Series (pdf, 132Kb)HarrisP5400 (pdf, 104Kb)Kenwood Portable RadiosTK 5210 (pdf, 418Kb)Motorola Portable RadiosXTS 1500 (pdf, 105Kb)XTS 2500 (pdf, 176Kb) XTS 5000 (pdf, 116Kb) APX 7000 Multi-band (pdf, 953Kb) Relm Portable RadiosKNG-P150 (pdf, 1Mb)Tait Portable RadiosTP9100 (pdf, 385Kb)TP9400 (pdf, 387Kb) Thales Portable RadiosLiberty Multiband (pdf, 780Kb)Aircraft RadiosTechnisonicTDFM-7000 (pdf, 2.4Mb)Other EquipmentAdditional Equipment Options to Consider (pdf, 69Kb)Clamshell Battery Cases (pdf, 11Kb) Acceptance Test ProceduresALMR Test Results (pdf, 122Kb)NOTE: Data provided is not a certification, implied or otherwise, of any product listed. It is presented to users only as a means of providing information on how each product performed on the ALMR System against the specified protocols of the standardized test which was designed to meet the needs of our System users. Individuals considering purchasing any radio, regardless of the make/model, are encouraged to request a loaner from the vendor for their own testing and verification purposes. Individual makes/models may have additional features not tested. The Responder Knowledge Base (RKB) P25 Standards Declaration of Compliance (P25 SDoCs) currently lists thirty five (35) products that have been certified as P25 compliant by FEMA. This does not mean products not listed are non-compliant. They may not have completed the certification process with FEMA at this time. As product manufacturers complete certification of compliance for their equipment with FEMA, the list will be updated. NOTE: Radios listed on the FEMA RKB website may currently not be authorized to operate on the ALMR System. Radios authorized to operate on ALMR must pass an Acceptance Test Procedure (ATP) prior to approval. Manufactures producing P25-compliant radios may provide equipment for ATP on ALMR at any time by contacting the System Management Office to schedule a test date. Those radios currently authorized to operate on ALMR at listed at the top of the page. Two-way Radio Troubleshooting Guide - A list of common problems and solutions. NOTE: ALMR Operations Management Office has received expressed permission (on file) from Discount Two-Way Radio Corporation to provide a link on this guide. The guide is presented for informational purposes only. Agencies with equipment problems that they are unable to resolve themselves should contact an authorized radio servicing agent.
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