The Cornerstone Of Seamless Voice And Data Communications
The MOTOTRBO™ SLR 5000 Series Repeater has been designed to be the cornerstone of seamless voice and data communications and an essential piece of your organization’s success. It provides reliable connectivity for your operations, ensuring every corner of your workplace stays connected. With high performance and unwavering reliability, it’s equipped with all the features necessary to streamline communication within your team.
The SLR 5000 Series is engineered for maximum cost efficiency, with optimized power consumption and a sleek design. It’s also incredibly versatile, merging traditional two-way radio functionality with cutting-edge digital technology. Seamlessly integrating voice and data, it offers intuitive features and enhanced capacity, catering to communication needs across diverse environments, from the factory floor to field operations.
Whether you require the simplicity of a single-site conventional system or the robust trunking capabilities of IP Site Connect, Capacity Plus, or Capacity Max, the SLR 5000 Series delivers the unparalleled power of digital two-way radio to your workforce. Additionally, it seamlessly transitions from analog repeater (conventional or MPT 1327) to mixed-mode analog/digital operation, facilitating a smooth migration away from legacy analog systems.
Features and Benefits of the SLR5000 Series
The SLR 5000 Series Repeater – renowned for its outstanding performance, top-notch reliability, and sleek design – is the core component of a MOTOTRBO professional two-way radio system. It can be integrated into existing communications systems or the backbone of a completely new deployment.
Next-Generation MOTOTRBO Repeater
This cutting-edge line embodies a significant advancement in both design and technology. Built upon a foundation of extensive field experience, customer insights, and technological breakthroughs, these repeaters offer unparalleled performance and efficiency for your business’s two-way radio system.
From rock-solid reliability to ingenious features like an integrated battery charger, the SLR 5000 Series sets a new standard in repeater excellence. Designed to meet the evolving needs of modern communication systems, it represents a leap forward in repeater technology.
High Performance
The SLR 5000 Series is meticulously crafted to ensure uninterrupted, reliable operation around the clock, even under continuous full transmit power conditions of 50W. Its premium design has undergone rigorous validation through Motorola’s Accelerated Life Testing (ALT) program, meeting stringent quality standards.
The product features a next-generation receiver design with heightened sensitivity and enhanced noise suppression capabilities to guarantee consistent coverage across your premises. Paired with the 50W transmit output power and digital error correction, this combination delivers crystal-clear voice quality even in challenging environments.
The SLR 5000 Series supports the complete MOTOTRBO feature set and is compatible with all MOTOTRBO system architectures, including single-site conventional, IP Site Connect, Capacity Plus (single and multi-site), Capacity Max, and Connect Plus. Its IP interface facilitates the seamless integration of applications and consoles directly into your system.
MOTOTRBO offers RF Planning and IP Integration Services to optimize your system for peak performance, ensuring you have the tools and expertise necessary to build a robust communication infrastructure tailored to your needs.
High Efficiency
The SLR 5000 Series utilizes cutting-edge RF technology, producing exceptional power efficiency. Combined with its compact 1U height and minimal thermal footprint, it boasts a remarkably low cost of ownership. With straightforward servicing requirements, including field-replaceable Power Amplifier, Power Supply, and Modem modules, maintenance is hassle-free.
The setup is streamlined, featuring a front-panel USB port for easy configuration and optional support for remote management. Additionally, built-in amenities such as a 3A battery charger, external alarm ports, and auxiliary power output simplify site installation.
The product includes five years of service coverage to safeguard your hardware investment. It offers expert repair, proactive technical support, software updates, and more. This comprehensive package ensures the longevity and optimal performance of your communication infrastructure.
Designed For The Future
Motorola is dedicated to providing advanced workforce communication solutions that adapt to your evolving needs. That’s why the SLR 5000 Series is designed with future-proofing in mind. Compared to first-generation repeaters, it boasts 10 times more processing power, 15 times more memory, and a staggering 125 times more data storage capacity.
Additionally, the SLR 5000 Series architecture includes provisions for expansion modules, ensuring that additional functionality can be seamlessly integrated as your requirements grow. This forward-thinking design guarantees that your communication infrastructure remains robust and capable of meeting your evolving needs well into the future.
Frequently Asked Questions About The SLR5000
Q: WHAT IS THE SLR 5000 SERIES?
A: The SLR 5000 Series is a next-generation DMR repeater designed for optimal performance, efficiency, and future capabilities. For detailed specifications, please visit the product webpage here. The specific model available in North America is the SLR 5700.
Q: WHEN WILL THE PRODUCT BE AVAILABLE? HOW CAN I PLACE AN ORDER? WHEN WILL IT BEGIN SHIPPING?
A: Shipments are scheduled to commence the week of June 8th. Ordering information can be accessed through MOL and Partner Central. Demo kits will be available until June 19th, with a limit of one per Channel Partner location.
Q: WHAT BANDS ARE SUPPORTED?
A: The SLR 5700 is offered in VHF (136-174 MHz) and UHF (400-470 MHz) bands.
Q: IS THE SLR 5700 REPLACING THE XPR 8400 REPEATER? WILL THE XPR 8400 BE PHASED OUT?
A: While the SLR 5700 is intended to replace the UHF and VHF versions of the XPR 8400 in the long term, the cancellation plan for the XPR 8400 has not been finalized.
Q: WHAT DOES THE DEMO KIT INCLUDE? IS A PROGRAMMING CABLE INCLUDED?
A: The demo kit consists of the repeater and a power cord. A programming cable is not included as it utilizes a USB Type A to B common cable found in devices such as the MTR 3000 and printers.
Q: CAN WE RECEIVE BOTH A UHF AND VHF DEMO UNIT? IS THERE SPECIAL PRICING FOR A CAPACITY PLUS ENTITLEMENT WITH THE DEMO UNIT?
A: No, demo units are limited to one per Channel Partner location. Feature licenses like Capacity Plus are uniform across repeaters, but there are no promotional pricing offers for SLR 5700 licenses.
Q. DOES THE REPEATER HAVE AN AUDIO INPUT?
A: Yes, the rear auxiliary connector provides audio input. For detailed information and pin assignments, please refer to the Basic Service and Installation Manual (BSIM). Note that not all configurations are supported.
Q: WHEN WILL UHF BAND 2 AND 800/900 MHZ VERSIONS BE AVAILABLE?
A: Motorola Solutions anticipates producing SLR 5000 Series repeaters in these bands, but specific launch dates have not yet been announced.
Q: WHAT DOES “DESIGNED FOR THE FUTURE” MEAN?
A: As the MOTOTRBO’s capabilities are enhanced, features that may require more memory and processing power than existing repeaters offer are planned. The SLR 5700 has been designed accordingly, boasting 10 times more processing power, 15 times more memory, and 125 times more storage than the XPR 8000 platform.
Q: CAN THE SLR 5000 BE A BASE STATION AS WELL AS A REPEATER?
A: No, base station operation is not supported.
Q: CAN YOU MIX FIRST AND SECOND-GENERATION REPEATERS IN THE SAME SYSTEM?
A: Yes, SLR 5000 Series repeaters can be mixed with XPR 8000 Series and MTR 3000 repeaters in the same system across all system types: IP Site Connect, Capacity Plus, Linked Capacity Plus, and Connect Plus.
Q: IS THE DUPLEXER INCLUDED? WHAT PROVISIONS ARE THERE FOR PRESELECTOR/DUPLEXER ATTACHMENT/ENCLOSURE? SHOULD WE USE THE CURRENT ENCLOSURE?
A: A duplexer is not included. The arrangements for duplexers, preselectors, and amplifiers are the same as for previous generation repeaters.
Q: I SEE A DC POWER CONNECTOR ON THE BACK PANEL. CAN THE SLR BE POWERED FROM A VEHICLE 12V BATTERY?
A: Yes, the SLR 5700 accepts 11.0-14.4 Vdc power, allowing it to be powered from a 12V vehicular battery if necessary.
Q: WHERE DO WE FIND PART NUMBERS AND PRICING FOR THE FRU MODULES?
A: Part numbers for the FRU modules can be found in the Basic Service and Installation Manual (BSIM) uploaded in the Resource Center of MOL. Pricing information is available via MOL.
Q: IS THERE A PLAN FOR A 100W VERSION?
A: No, there are no plans for a 100W version now.
Q: IS THERE A WALL-MOUNT KIT?
A: Yes, the rack-mount brackets can be rotated 90° for desk-top configurations, and a separate wall-mount kit (part number: PMLE5031A) is available as an accessory.
Q: IS IT ANALOG AND DIGITAL CAPABLE? CAN I HAVE SLOT 1 AS ANALOG AND SLOT 2 AS DIGITAL?
A: The repeater can operate in digital, analog, or Dynamic Mixed Mode (additional license required). It cannot repeat analog and digital calls simultaneously, but it can repeat two digital calls simultaneously: one on Slot 1 and one on Slot 2.
Q: HOW IS THIS REPEATER POSITIONED COMPARED TO THE MTR 3000?
A: The MTR 3000 is a 100W repeater with a larger feature set and enhanced performance specifications. Notable features supported by the MTR 3000, such as base station operation, analog voting, and wire-line card support, are unavailable on the SLR 5700.
Q: WHAT’S THE POWER CONSUMPTION COMPARED TO AN XPR 8400?
A: On average, the power consumption of the SLR 5700 is 40% lower than that of the XPR 8400.
Q: CAN A UHF MODEL BE CHANGED INTO A VHF MODEL OR VICE VERSA?
A: No, the frequency of the unit cannot be changed, even by exchanging the modem and power amplifier FRUs.
Q: WILL THE INFRASTRUCTURE REPAIR AND INFRASTRUCTURE REPAIR WITH ADVANCED REPLACEMENT SERVICES BE ON THE OPTIONS PAGE FOR THE REPEATER?
A: Yes, we will work to introduce them in the price pages. However, please note that these are ordered as stand-alone items and are not offered as options to the repeater models at the time of order.
Q: WHAT’S THE PROGRAMMING SOFTWARE?
A: The SLR 5700 can be programmed using the standard MOTOTRBO CPS (Customer Programming Software), version 11.0 and above.
Q: DOES IT SUPPORT MORE THAN 1 USER CODE IN THE ANALOG MODE? OR WILL IT HANDLE MORE THAN 1 DPL CODE?
A: Only one user code is supported per channel.
Q: IS IP SITE CONNECT INCLUDED?
A: Yes, IP Site Connect is included with MOTOTRBO repeaters and does not require a separate license.
Q: IS THERE A LOW POWER VERSION?
A: The SLR 5700’s output power is adjustable from 1 to 50W using the MOTOTRBO CPS.
Q: DOES IT REALLY HAVE 100% DUTY CYCLE? CAN WE ACTUALLY SELL THAT CAPABILITY?
A: Yes, the design has been thoroughly tested and verified to support 100% duty cycle reliably.
Q: WHAT ALTITUDE IS THE UNIT RATED TO OPERATE AT 100% DUTY CYCLE?
A: The maximum operating altitude for 100% duty cycle is 6500 feet (2000 meters) above sea level.
Q: HOW DO THE TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS, SUCH AS SELECTIVITY, COMPARE TO THE XPR8400/MTR3000?
A: The SLR 5700’s receiver performance surpasses that of the XPR 8400. For detailed specifications, please refer to the datasheet available here.
Q: DOES THE UNIT HAVE CHANNEL SCAN IN ANALOG (TO ALLOW USE AS A COMMUNITY REPEATER)?
A: No, channel scan in analog mode is not supported.
Q: WHAT IS THE SECOND NETWORK INTERFACE CONNECTION USED FOR?
A: The second network interface is intended to support redundancy in the future, although this functionality is not available at launch.
Q: DO YOU NEED TO LEAVE A RACK SPACE BETWEEN ADJACENT UNITS LIKE YOU DO WITH MTR 3000 REPEATERS?
A: No, the cooling system of the SLR 5700 is designed to flow from front to back, eliminating the need for blank spaces above or below the unit in a rack.
Q: WILL THE UNIT SUPPORT TONE PANELS, TELEPHONE INTERCONNECT, AND PAGING ENCODERS?
A: The SLR 5700’s rear auxiliary connector is designed to interface with external devices/boxes such as tone panels and telephone interconnects. Please refer to the Basic Service and Installation Manual (BSIM) for detailed information and pin assignments. Note that not all configurations are supported.
Q: WHAT DOES THE HKVN4047 “IP REPEATER PROGRAMMING AND UPGRADE LICENSE” PROVIDE?
A: The IP Repeater Programming license, enabled by HKVN4047A, allows a technician to remotely connect to an SLR 5700 via an IP internet connection using the MOTOTRBO CPS. This enables remote execution of all functions that can be performed locally via a USB cable: Read, Change, Write, Upgrade, Activate Features. Please note that it does not support Clone or Recover to prevent potential disconnection if the code plug is altered or reset to default settings.
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