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The HHC-731 Hand Held Controller  Provides the advanced features of the CH-721 system control unit  Is an option for a more covert user interface when used with a Unity® XG-100M, XG-75M, M7300, or M5300 Mobile  Has a new and improved ruggedized design, meeting a full range of environmental specifications The high-specification Hand Held Controller provides the same functions as the CH-721 system control head and includes a mobile microphone in a small unit. The controller provides the flexibility, perfor- mance, and reliability users have come to expect from the Harris line of control units. Operation with the Unity XG-100M, XG-75M, M7300, and M5300 Mobiles The HHC-731 Hand Held Controller operates on the Unity XG-100M, XG-75M, M7300, and M5300 Mobiles. It incorporates the features and functions of the CH-721 system control unit, including siren and light bar control, in a compact package. New Rugged Design The HHC-731 Hand Held Controller is designed for use in rigorous public safety environments. The unit meets MIL-STD-810 environmental specifications, including blowing rain and vibration. Compact Unit The small size of the Hand Held Controller allows the unit to be concealed easily in a vehicle, making it ideal for covert opera- tions. Its compact size also makes the unit perfect for use in space-constrained environments such as motorcycle applications. Designed for Ease of Use The Hand Held Controller was designed to be easy to use. The unit contains a microphone, Liquid Crystal Display (LCD), and keypad integrated into an ergonomic package. (A separate speaker is required for audio.) Controls are arranged for convenient single-handed operation. The display is easy to read, even in high ambient light such as direct sunlight. Control Functions In addition to the 3 x 5 keypad, the following controls are included:  Emergency  PTT  Clear  Option buttons (2)  Up/Down ramp switches for channel/group  Volume up/down ramps  Microphone  Reprogrammable key maps Alphanumeric Display The 3-line 12-character alpha- numeric display is backlit for nighttime use. The LCD shows group, system or channel, and call status information. HHC-731 Hand Held Controller

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Harris, Unity, and assuredcommunications are registered trademarks of Harris Corporation. Copyright  2014 Harris Corporation. All rights reserved. Printed in U.S.A. 04/14 ECR-7715B Technical specifications are subject to change without notice. Product sales are subject to applicable U.S. export control laws. General Specifications Application: Unity XG-100M, XG-75M, M7300, and M5300 Mobiles Dimensions (H x W x D) HHC (Not Including Cord Length): 5.25 x 2.95 x 1.50 in. (133.4 x 69.9 x 38.1 mm) Cord: Coiled: 33.8 in. (858.52 mm) Stretched: 77.8 in. (1976.12 mm) Power: Range: 13.8 VDC  20% Current: <500 mA Ambient Temperature Range: -22 to +140°F (-30 to +60°C) Microphone: Integral weatherproof microphone with hookswitch Construction: High-Impact Plastic Display: 3-line x 12-character LCD with backlighting Controls: Power Volume ramps (2) Keypad (backlit) Option buttons (2) PTT Clear System Up System Down Emergency Hookswitch Microphone Audio Sensitivity: 97 dB @ 1000 Hz @ 8 mm Output: 20-85 mV @ 1000 Hz reference Impedance: 600 ohms Frequency Response: 300 to 3000 Hz within the specified response mask Distortion: <3% THD @ 1kHz A separate speaker is required for audio Environmental Specifications Standard Parameter Methods & Procedures MIL-STD-810F* Low Pressure 500.4, Proc. I, II High Temperature 501.4, Proc. I, II Low Temperature 502.4, Proc. I, II Temperature Shock 503.4, Proc. I Solar Radiation 505.4, Proc. II Blowing Rain 506.4, Proc. I Humidity 507.4, Proc. II Salt Fog 509.4, Proc. I Blowing Dust 510.4, Proc. I Minimum Integrity Vibration 514.5, Proc. I, Category 24 Functional/Basic Shock 516.5, Proc. I Transit Drop 516.5, Proc. IV U.S. Forest Service Vibration Stability Paragraph 2.15 *Also meets superseded MIL-STD-810C, -D, and -E.