Motorola Cp185 Features

Due to the FCC Narrow banding mandate in the United States, product specifications and brochures for Motorola Solutions two-way radio products may indicate 25 kHz/12.5 kHz analog/digital operation which may not be the standard mode of operation at the time of shipment after Jan. 1st 2013.

Compact, lightweight design

Makes it easy to handle and use

Built-in simple voice scrambling

Increase the privacy of your conversations

VOX capable

Enables hands-free communication so you can focus on the job at hand

Programmable buttons

5 programmable buttons enables easy, one-touch access to up to 10 user-selected

Multi-channel capability

16 channels to support communication among all of your employees

X-Pand™ technology

Provides crisp, clear and strong audio quality even in noisy environments

Adjustable power levels

Adjustable high and low power levels (5 watt: VHF; 4 watt: UHF) help extend battery life

Repeater capability

For use when increased coverage is required

Talkaround capability

Enables communication even when a repeater is not being used

Repeater capability

For use when increased coverage is required

Talkaround capability

Enables communication even when a repeater is not being used

Tighter specifications

-70 dB adjacent channel selectivity provides enhanced rejection of interference from strong signals on adjacent channels so you can get your message through clearly

Military standards

Meets Military 810 C, D, E and F standards to stand up to the most demanding conditions

MDC1200 Capabilities

Provides caller ID, radio in-range check and radio inhibit decode in Motorola CP185 MDC No Keypad and Limited Keypad Models

DTMF Capabilities — Motorola CP185 MDC No Keypad Model

Provides receive voice selective call, call alert, transmit PTT ID

Quik-Call II: Receive voice selective call, call alert

DTMF Capabilities — Motorola CP185 MDC Limited Keypad Model

Provides transmit/receive voice selective call, call alert, transmit PTT ID; Quik-Call II: Receive voice selective call, call alert

Motorola Cp185 Performance Characteristics
Adjustable power levels	Yes
4 5 Watt	Yes
Frequency band	VHF, UHF
Standard battery chemistry type	Lithium Ion
Estimated battery life	up to 10 hours
Power	4W (UHF) / 5W (VHF)
Physical Characteristics
Dimensions H x W x D (with standard battery)	4.72 x 2.28 x 1.46 in.
Weight (with standard battery)	12.34 ounces
Display	Full
Keypad	Limited
Emergency button	None
Radio Features
Channel scan	Yes
Number of channels	16
Channel spacing (kHz)	12.5, 25
CPS (Customer Programming Software)	Yes
Monitor Permanent (Sticky) Monitor	Yes
Scan types	Nuisance channel delete
Talkaround	Yes
Voice operated transmit (VOX)	Yes
X-pand voice compression and low level expansion	Yes
Front panel programmable	Yes
Programmable buttons	Yes
IP Standards	IP54
Mil spec	810 C, 810 D, 810 E, 810 F
Warranty	Standard warranty 2 years

How to program motorola two way radio cp185？

Step 1: Install CP system user programming software on the computer;

Step 2: Connect the frequency writing cable to the walkie-talkie and computer correctly;

Step 3: Open the CP system user programming software on the computer, click “Edit-Preferences” to cancel the automatic port detection, and select the serial port number in the dialog box. Depending on your computer, it may be COM1 or COM2;

Step 4: First turn on the power of the walkie-talkie, and then click “Device-Read” in the navigation bar of the software, or click to read directly in the second line of the quick icon;

Step 5: Now that the walkie-talkie has been correctly linked to the computer, and the computer has read the data of the walkie-talkie, fill in your own settings according to the instructions on the page;

Step 6: After the setting is completed, be sure to click “Device-Write”, so that your setting content will be written to the walkie-talkie. If necessary, you can save the setting content in a bca file for the next one-time import ；

Step 7: Dial all the links, the walkie-talkie can be used normally.