Motorola APX Bluetooth Remote Speaker Mic (RSM) Demonstration

[@georgenichols6893]

You can use the programming so that it keeps the Bluetooth connection so you do not have to dot to dot connect everytime you turn the radio off.

[@davidallred6904]

Question: Would it be possible to pair both the Bluetooth RSM and a Motorola Bluetooth PTT button (Motorola Part Number WP300) to the radio at the same time? What would happen when the Bluetooth PTT button is pushed? Would it key open the RSM or would key open the mic on the radio? Anyway to test this?

[@423tech]

I don't believe connecting more than one Bluetooth device at once is supported. You can choose how audio is routed through Bluetooth accessories in CPS

[@DrakeHawkins]

Is there any way to have both a mic like this as well as an external speaker attached to the mobile unit?

[@423tech]

Not to my knowledge.

[@mr.javalles]

I’ve got an APX N70 and it won’t pair with the remote speaker mic.

[@Robski151m]

So every time your turn off the radio, you have pair both devices up?

[@423tech]

@@Robski151m in the programming software you can tick a checkbox to make it auto reconnect

[@guachito33]

what do you mean you need to pair it everytime you turn it on ?? after turning on both the radio and the mic, it doesnt connect automatically ?? do I need to go to settings and do it every single time ???

[@423tech]

This is public safety equipment designed for a public safety environment where multiple shifts may exchange radios or equipment, so this design makes sense in that environment. Yes, it is necessary to take 5 - 8 seconds to connect the Bluetooth RSM to your APX radio upon power up. No, you do not need to go to Settings every time. As shown in the video, you simply power on the RSM and ensure Bluetooth is enabled and turned on and you can pair the radio with the RSM and use it.

[@GetTheHandle]

If you go into APX programming you can force the APX to always reconnect. Once they’re both paired, if it’s programmed to force reconnect, anytime the Bluetooth accessory and the radio are powered on they’ll auto reconnect and no need to pair.

[@saundrayton]

Hi, I accidentally programmed my mic to a foreign language (French). Is there anyway I can reset it to English language ?

[@423tech]

This question was already answered previously in comments below, thanks.

[@averagedadprojects6631]

If my APX radio doesn't show a BT section to go into the settings and turn it on how do I find that?

[@423tech]

Is it enabled in the flashcode? Is it equipped in the radio itself?

[@averagedadprojects6631]

Sorry, I couldn't even tell you what the flash code is. I don't show BT anywhere in the settings you can scroll through but know several people from my agency run them. Is this something I need our tech department to program in?

[@423tech]

I would definitely recommend starting with that department, yes.

[@bitz0fLove]

My mic randomly keeps keying up without me pressing any buttons

[@InsaneDC5]

How do you change the language on the mic? Its currently setup on french

[@423tech]

You need to power on the RSM while holding the PTT button down. It will verbally prompt you to choose a language. Press the PTT to select the language you want.

[@kevinmcnamara7178]

Can I turn off the blue and green blinking light while its on?

[@423tech]

Yes, this can be disabled in APX CPS.

[@kevinmcnamara7178]

@@423tech I’m a patrolman, going to have to put that in ape speak.

[@423tech]

@@kevinmcnamara7178 Take it to your agency radio shop or coordinator and request it be disabled in the radio programming.

[@dalehobgood9419]

I don't have BT in my flash, anyway you can help?

[@423tech]

No, you'll need to find a Motorola dealer or someone with that capability. I don't have that.

[@dalehobgood9419]

@@423tech I figured, thank you!

[@midnightsecuritysargent1066]

More apx radio videos please

[@423tech]

What would you like to see?

[@midnightsecuritysargent1066]

@@423tech ur radio collection ir anything with radio will be great

[@grandsoleil56]

Does this work on DP3661e

[@423tech]

No, it does not. You can find compatibility by simply Googling the publicly available datasheet for any Motorola product.

[@grandsoleil56]

Thanks ​@@423tech

[@charlesm8834]

I hate hate individuals that love just to talk a simple, two second video good job bro won’t be watching any more of yours

[@423tech]

@@charlesm8834 Good riddance to you then. Go be unhappy elsewhere

[@CJPetersonjr]

It’s pronounced “Apex” and not “A P X”????

[@sirenofwoodstock558]

It’s both