Vertex Standard · Hand Held radios
Vertex Standard VX-P929 450–512 MHz UHF P25 handheld radio
Handheld radio · UHF · analogue / P25. Transmit power: 5 / 2.5 / 1 / 0.25 W selectable. Keypad controls.Includes a display.
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- Equipment type
- Handheld radio
- Radio band
- UHF
- Transmit frequency
- 450–512 MHz
- Receive frequency
- 450–512 MHz (UHF, this hardware variant)
- Transmit power
- 5 / 2.5 / 1 / 0.25 W selectable
- Operating modes
- Analogue / P25
- Modulation
- Analogue FM: 16K0F3E / 11K0F3E; P25 digital emissions: 8K10F1D / 8K10F1E
- Channel spacing
- 12.5 / 20 / 25 kHz, subject to regional version
- Channels / memories
- 512 channels in 32 memory groups
- Network operation
- APCO P25 conventional and analogue FM; mixed mode automatically detects analogue/P25 traffic; ARTS in analogue mode
- Signalling
- Analogue CTCSS/DCS, 2-tone encode/multiple decode, DTMF ANI/paging and MDC1200 PTT ID/emergency encode; P25 caller ID
- Encryption / privacy
- Optional AES and DES digital encryption with multiple keys; installed option and keys must be checked
- Keypad
- Yes
- Display
- Yes
- Battery
- UNI Li-ion packs: FNB-V129LI-UNI 3000 mAh, FNB-V128LI-UNI 2300 mAh or FNB-V127LI-UNI 1380 mAh. FNB-V87LIA/FNB-V86LIA non-UNI options also listed.
- Water / dust protection
- IP57; -30 to +60 °C
- Dimensions
- —
- Weight
- —
- Compatible accessories
- UNI packs use VAC-UNI/VAC-6058; non-UNI packs use VAC-921/VAC-6920. MH-50D7A, MH-66A7A and MH-66B7A listed.
- Supplied items
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The specification sheet describes a North American version. Confirm the exact regional hardware, supported channel widths and programmed frequencies of the customer radio.
The standard radio is separate from the optional intrinsically safe version described in the document. That option does not establish ATEX certification for this record.
Listed option boards and privacy features are model capabilities. Installed options, keys and network settings must be checked before claiming interoperability.
The attached family table specifies dimensions only for another named model; dimensions are left unconfirmed for this layout.
Source documents
Compatibility
Matching a band or model family does not confirm that radios will work together. Network frequencies, modes, channel settings and required features must also match.
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