Motorola CP200 Two-Way Radio - DISCONTINUED

Motorola CP200 Radios Set The Standard

Whether you need a simple yet reliable communication solution or a solution with enhanced functionality to organize multiple work groups, the Motorola CP200 will keep you and your team working efficiently. Setting the standard for Two Way Radios is no easy task; checkout the list of features and information below to learn what makes the Motorola CP200 the standard for rugged and reliable communications.

What's In The Box?

The CP200 comes as a complete kit with everything you need to have the most reliable communications. The kit includes:

• Motorola CP200 Radio
• Whip Antenna For Maximum Range
• High Capacity NNTN4497CR Battery
• 3 Inch Belt Clip
• 90 Minute Rapid Rate Charger
• 2 Year Motorola Warranty

CP200 Customer Video

Check out this video of one of our customers explaining how they use the radio to help them put on a perfect show!

Which Model CP200 Do I Have?

If you already own CP200 radios it is critical that you identify your radio model, begin by removing the battery from your radio and look at the back of the radio unit itself. On the metallic surface inside your CP200 you will find a label with a "Model:" number. Use this model number in the chart supplied on this page to verify your radio specifications. Still unsure? Give us a call and our team members will be happy to help. 1-800-396-1911

Motorola CP200 Analog Radio Models:

• Motorola CP200 UHF 4 Channel: AAH50RDC9AA1AN
• Motorola CP200 UHF 16 Channel: AAH50RDC9AA2AN
• Motorola CP200 VHF 4 Channel: AAH50KDC9AA1AN
• Motorola CP200 VHF 16 Channel: AAH50KDC9AA2AN

CP200 Model Label

Monitor (Short Press)
The radio’s speaker Unmutes to any carrier squelch activity.

Volume Set (Short Press)
Emits a tone indicated the current volume level of the radio’s speaker. The volume level is based on the current setting of the radio’s Volume Selector Knob.

VOX Operation (Short Press)
Voice Operated Tx allows the selected microphone to automatically key-up due to recognition of voice. The radio then automatically de-keys when audio is no longer present.

System Scan (Short Press)
This allows the radio user to enable or disable the radio’s Scan Mode.

High/Low Power (Short Press)
This allows the radio-user to adjust the Transmit Power setting to ‘High’ or ‘Low’.

Repeater/Talkaround (Short Press)
This allows the radio-user to toggle between Repeater Mode and Talkaround Mode.

Battery Indicator (Short Press)
The Radio’s LED indicator presents the following colors based on current battery charge levels.

Sticky Permanent Monitor (Long Press)
Sticky Permanent Monitor Mode occurs when holding the short-press Monitor Button for a Long Press duration. Once the long-press occurs, the radio remains in Monitor Mode until the Monitor Button is short pressed.

Nuisance Delete (Long Press)
When a Scan List Member continually generates unwanted noise, it can be temporarily deleted from the scan list. This feature applies for the current Scan List.