Analogue + DMR
The radio can operate in an analogue or digital DMR system, subject to the device variant and programming configuration.

A robust professional radio for day-to-day operational communication at events, construction sites, industrial facilities, security operations, logistics and internal business networks. The DP1400 combines analogue and DMR operation with a straightforward user interface and enough channel capacity to organise teams by function.
The DP1400 is a practical choice when users need a radio they can pick up and operate without navigating a complex menu. In a rental system, the radio is programmed for the project’s communication groups, while programmable buttons and supported features can be adapted to each user role. Digital mode supports DMR operation, while analogue mode facilitates integration with suitable existing systems. The final configuration depends on the frequency variant and programming profile of the actual unit.
Specifications alone do not determine whether a model is right for a project. They must be considered together with the RF environment, user role, audio accessories, batteries and compatibility with the rest of the system.
Technical source: Motorola Solutions — DP1400. Rental configuration and the condition of the actual device are checked before handover.
Features are not enabled simply because they appear in a catalogue. They are used only when they suit the operating scenario and are supported by the exact device variant and the rest of the system.
The radio can operate in an analogue or digital DMR system, subject to the device variant and programming configuration.
32 channels allow different operational functions to be separated instead of placing the entire team on one channel.
Two programmable controls can be assigned to the functions a user actually needs, within the capabilities of the specific radio.
The model supports Lone Worker; it should be used only when properly incorporated into the operating procedure and system configuration.
The supported function can provide priority communication in an appropriate MOTOTRBO configuration; availability depends on the system programming profile.
Compatible audio and carrying accessories adapt the radio for security, technical, noisy or standard operating conditions.
Batteries, charging, audio accessories, antennas and carrying method are selected according to shift duration, noise level, discretion, protective equipment and user role. Compatibility is confirmed for the actual device.
Battery quantity and type are planned according to shift duration and intensity of use.
Single-unit chargers suit small sets, while larger teams use centralised multi-unit charging points.
A remote speaker microphone or discreet earpiece is selected according to noise level and the required degree of discretion.
The VHF or UHF antenna must match the actual frequency variant of the radio.
A belt clip, holster or other carrying accessory is selected according to clothing and the user’s working method.
Channels, scan lists and programmable functions are prepared as part of the rental system.
For predictable operation, the programming profile, audio accessories, battery and RF infrastructure must all follow the same system plan.
The examples below are not limitations of the model; they are common scenarios where its characteristics and accessories are a practical fit within a rental system.
Technical, logistics and organisational teams that need a robust, straightforward PTT radio.
Operational and technical teams where robustness, gloved operation and clear audio are important.
Outdoor or operational positions using appropriate discreet or speaker-microphone accessories.
Warehouses, facilities and field teams with multiple communication groups.
Provide the location, dates, number of users, zones and shifts. Before handover, we confirm the exact variant, compatible accessories, programming profile and functional condition of the complete set.