[Motorola] RE: JPS ACU-1000 and Motorola XTL-5000 Mobiles

[Coote, Jay]

Gil and the List
Thanks for the comments.  I have an ACU-1000 and have been testing it on two
XTS-3000s,
and getting ahead of the learning curve- easy in the ACU-1000.  I will soon
have to choose
the model of XTL-5000 mobiles for a proposed vehicle for the ACU-1000- e.g.
dash-mount, dual-head remote or single-head remote.  I'm working on making
sure I can have a -COR-,
PTT and audio path on the accessories connector in all these XTL-5000
models.  At this
point, I'm waiting for my rep to contact engineering.
Thanks,
Jay

-----Original Message-----
From: Gilbert Stamper [mailto:stamperg at verizon.net]
Sent: Thursday, May 05, 2005 4:55 PM
To: motorola at mailman.qth.net
Subject: [Motorola] RE: JPS ACU-1000 and Motorola XTL-5000 Mobiles


As it happens, Jay, I have just finished a fairly large (50 vehicles) which
installed an ACU-1000 and three XTL-5000's in a self-contained transit case
which is mounted in a communcations van.

The radios I used were not dual-control head, but the dash-mount style.  The
system functions very well.  The ACU-1000 has been able, so far, to
withstand the riggors of being bounced around in the van (although the vans
don't go "off road."  I do know that JPS makes a cable that interfaces
between the control head and the radio "brick" and provides the audio path
and PTT path needed by the ACU-1000.  I don't know of anything that would
prevent you from using the accessory connector just as well.  My vote would
be to go ahead with the project.

Gil Stamper
Sr. Systems Analyst
Special Communcations Requirements Division - Naval Air Warfare Center
mailto:gil.stamper.titan at scrb.navy.mil



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