The Motorola XPR7550 is an advanced data-communication device built into a rugged, industrial-strength two-way radio.
The XPR7550 anchors the Motorola Solutions 7000 Series of high-performance two-way radios. They are part of the company’s MOTOTRBO line of digital communication products. It might look like a standard two-way radio at first glance, but closer inspection reveals a broad spectrum of advanced digital features, starting with the keypad and extending to the five-line, full-color LCD screen. What you can’t see are the advanced microprocessor and software enabling a broad range of digital applications.
Digital radios translate voice communications into packets of digital data that can be transmitted around the world via Internet Protocol, or IP. Rapid advances in microprocessors and growth in memory capacity have enabled manufacturers to build radios with capabilities that were unimaginable to previous generations of radio users.
You might say the XPR7550 takes this concept to its logical conclusion, given that it comes standard with:
- GPS tracking capability, so you’ll always know where your radio users are, and can send help directly to the source of a problem rather than lose time (and risk lives) in wide-area searches.
- Bluetooth connectivity, which allows wireless earpieces and headsets and enables radio-to-radio communications, making it easy to transfer information like addresses and GPS coordinates from one radio to another.
- Intelligent audio, which filters out background noise and helps make voices easier to hear.
- Business applications, including SMS messaging, email, telephony, “man down” emergency signaling and work-order tickets for advanced customer service.