- SYNTOR X 9000 RADIO MODELS
		- Locating Radio Model Numbers
		- Locating Radio Unified Chassis Numbers
			- Unified Chassis Number Tag Photo
		- Decoding Radio Model and Unified Chassis Numbers
			- Low Band
			- VHF
			- UHF
			- UHF X 9000E
			- 800 MHz
			- 800 MHz X 9000E
		- PAC-PL and PAC-RT Vehicle Repeater Model Numbers
		- Vehicle Repeater System (VRS) Model Numbers
		- Notes
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Locating radio model numbers:

Please see the locating radio model numbers instructions on the home page.

Locating radio unified chassis numbers:

The Unified Chassis Number is typically printed on a small white label stuck on the bottom of the radio's chassis (photo). Occasionally this number will be stamped in black ink on the edge of the radio's chassis instead of being on a white label. To locate this label remove the mounting tray, turn the radio over and look on the bottom near the J1 connector. Often the label is obscured by the radio's bottom cover (held on by 4 screws) and this cover must be removed to see it. Unfortunately these labels are missing allot of the time. If you can not locate the Unified Chassis Number label, one way to determine the radio's options, frequency coverage, etc., is to get the manual out, open up the radio and lookup the appropriate subassembly numbers for the radio's internal parts. Another way is the top lid that opens via the pushbutton located under the handle, has the radio factory programming label that may help decipher the frequency range and squelch options (option W12 indicates a VHF or UHF receiver preamp). Make sure the serial number on the radio matches the one printed on the label before using the label information.

Decoding radio model and unified chassis numbers:

The Model numbers can end in letters AK, BK, CK, etc. and Unified Chassis numbers can end with letters A, B, C, etc. depending on the manufacturing revision of the chassis. These have no effect on the information presented below. Sometimes the letter B is mistaken for the number 8.

There are special order radios that have model numbers which end with the letters "SP" and two digits. Usually the radio will have some custom feature, like a 60 watt low band radio with the "SPxx" suffix. I have also seen radios with combinations of parts that are not covered in any manual, but do not use the "SPxx" suffix like I would have expected. Occasionally you will find a radio that will not do everything you expect or want (i.e. a Syntor X 9000 T34KEJ7J04AKSP99 has no transmitter circuitry at all). Sometimes you just have to figure it out.

The radio model numbers (below) are all listed as they appear in the factory manuals, as 32 mode radios. They can all be converted to 64 or 128 modes.

Syntor X 9000E "dual operation" (i.e. trunking/conventional) models are included because they can be converted into Syntor X 9000 conventional only radios.

LOW BAND SYNTOR X 9000 MODEL and UNIFIED CHASSIS NUMBER INFORMATION
MODEL NUMBER	DESCRIPTION
T71KEJ7J04AK	31-50 MHz, 100 Watt, 32 mode
T71KXJ7J04AK	31-50 MHz, 100 Watt, 32 mode, Securenet Capable
CHASSIS NUMBER	DESCRIPTION
HUB1105A	31-50 MHz, Preamp, 100 Watt

• The low band radios are the only ones that use a special receiver noise canceling system called an Extender, which is entirely built into the low band radio drawer. The Extender is programmed in the RSS. GE uses the term Extender for their vehicle repeater system, so do not confuse it with Motorola's Extender.

VHF SYNTOR X 9000 MODEL and UNIFIED CHASSIS NUMBER INFORMATION
MODEL NUMBER	DESCRIPTION
T43KEJ7J04AK	30 / 40-20 Watt, 32 mode
T43KXJ7J04AK	30 / 40-20 Watt, 32 mode, Securenet Capable
* The 30 watt radios are 136-154.4 MHz and the 40-20 watt radios are 150-174 MHz
CHASSIS NUMBER	DESCRIPTION
HUD1690A	136-154.4 MHz, 30 Watt
HUD1700A	136-154.4 MHz, Preamp, 30 Watt
HUD1694A	150-174 MHz, 40-20 Watt
HUD1692A	150-174 MHz, Preamp, 40-20 Watt
MODEL NUMBER	DESCRIPTION
T73KEJ7J04AK	150-174 MHz, 100-50 Watt, 32 mode
T73KXJ7J04AK	150-174 MHz, 100-50 Watt, 32 mode, Securenet Capable
CHASSIS NUMBER	DESCRIPTION
HUD1675A	150-174 MHz, 100-50 Watt
HUD1677A	150-174 MHz, Preamp, 100-50 Watt

• The VHF T34KEJ7J04AKSP99 model radio is known to be a receiver only. It is missing the RF Power Amplifier deck and other transmitter components.

UHF SYNTOR X 9000 MODEL and UNIFIED CHASSIS NUMBER INFORMATION
MODEL NUMBER	DESCRIPTION
T34KEJ7J04AK	30-15 Watt, 32 mode
T64KEJ7J04AK	78-39 Watt, 32 mode
T74KEJ7J04AK	100-50 Watt, 32 mode
T34KXJ7J04AK	30-15 Watt, 32 mode, Securenet Capable
T64KXJ7J04AK	78-39 Watt, 32 mode, Securenet Capable
T74KXJ7J04AK	100-50 Watt, 32 mode, Securenet Capable
CHASSIS NUMBER	DESCRIPTION
HUE2050A	450-470 MHz, 30-15 Watt
HUE2051A	450-470 MHz, Preamp, 30-15 Watt
HUE2052A	470-488 MHz, 30-15 Watt
HUE2053A	470-488 MHz, Preamp, 30-15 Watt
HUE2054A	482-500 MHz, 30-15 Watt
HUE2055A	482-500 MHz, Preamp, 30-15 Watt
HUE2056A	494-512 MHz, 30-15 Watt
HUE2057A	494-512 MHz, Preamp, 30-15 Watt
HUE2041A	470-488 MHz, 78-39 Watt
HUE2042A	470-488 MHz, Preamp, 78-39 Watt
HUE2043A	482-500 MHz, 78-39 Watt
HUE2044A	482-500 MHz, Preamp, 78-39 Watt
HUE2045A	494-512 MHz, 78-39 Watt
HUE2046A	494-512 MHz, Preamp, 78-39 Watt
HUE2029A	406-420 MHz, 100-50 Watt
HUE2031A	406-420 MHz, Preamp, 100-50 Watt
HUE2025A	450-470 MHz, 100-50 Watt
HUE2027A	450-470 MHz, Preamp, 100-50 Watt

UHF SYNTOR X 9000E "Dual Operation" MODEL and UNIFIED CHASSIS NUMBER INFORMATION
MODEL NUMBER	DESCRIPTION
T74FDJ7J04AK	100-50 Watt
T74FXJ7J04AK	100-50 Watt, Securenet Capable
CHASSIS NUMBER	DESCRIPTION
HUE2094A	406-420 MHz, 100Watt
HUE2095A	406-420 MHz, Preamp, 100 Watt
HUE2092A	450-470 MHz, 100-50 Watt
HUE2093A	450-470 MHz, Preamp, 100-50 Watt

800 MHz CONVENTIONAL SYNTOR X 9000 MODEL and UNIFIED CHASSIS NUMBER INFORMATION
MODEL NUMBER	DESCRIPTION
T45KEJ7J04AK	35 Watt, Conventional
T45KXJ7J04AK	35 Watt, Securenet Capable, Conventional
CHASSIS NUMBER	DESCRIPTION
HUF1029A	Rx 851-870 MHz, Tx 806-825 MHz and 851-870 MHz

800 MHz SYNTOR X 9000E "Dual Operation" MODEL and UNIFIED CHASSIS NUMBER INFORMATION
MODEL NUMBER	DESCRIPTION
T35FDJ7J04BK	15 Watt
T45FDJ7J04BK	35 Watt
T35FXJ7J04BK	15 Watt, Securenet Capable
T45FXJ7J04BK	35 Watt, Securenet Capable
CHASSIS NUMBER	DESCRIPTION
HUF1046C	15 Watt, Rx 851-870 MHz, Tx 806-825 MHz and 851-870 MHz
HUF1029C	35 Watt, Rx 851-870 MHz, Tx 806-825 MHz and 851-870 MHz

PAC-PL and PAC-RT VEHICLE REPEATER MODEL INFORMATION

Please see the PAC page for this information.

VEHICLE REPEATER SYSTEM (VRS) MODEL INFORMATION
MODEL NUMBER	DESCRIPTION
T03KEA3006AASP01	Syntor X 9000 / 9000E VRS, VHF 136-174 MHz
T03KEA3006AWSP01	Syntor X 9000 / 9000E VRS with Siren/PA, VHF 136-174 MHz
T03KEA3006BASP01	Syntor X 9000 / 9000E VRS, VHF 136-174 MHz
T03KEA3006BWSP01	Syntor X 9000 / 9000E VRS with Siren/PA, VHF 136-174 MHz
CHASSIS NUMBER	DESCRIPTION
NUD6711B	VHF Expo Transceiver 136-150.8 MHz - "A" Model
NUD6712B	VHF Expo Transceiver 150.8-162 MHz - "A" Model
NUD6713B	VHF Expo Transceiver 162-174 MHz - "A" Model
HLD9274A	VHF RNet-SLM Transceiver 136-150.8 MHz - "B" Model
HLD9033C	VHF RNet-SLM Transceiver 150.8-162 MHz - "B" Model
HLD9034C	VHF RNet-SLM Transceiver 162-174 MHz - "B" Model
MODEL NUMBER	DESCRIPTION
T04KEA3006AASP01	Syntor X 9000 / 9000E VRS, UHF 450-470 MHz
T04KEA3006AWSP01	Syntor X 9000 / 9000E VRS with Siren/PA, UHF 450-470 MHz
T04KEA3006BASP01	Syntor X 9000 / 9000E VRS, UHF 406-470 MHz
T04KEA3006BWSP01	Syntor X 9000 / 9000E VRS with Siren/PA, UHF 406-470 MHz
CHASSIS NUMBER	DESCRIPTION
NUE6831A	UHF Expo Transceiver 406-420 MHz - "A" Model
NUE6832A	UHF Expo Transceiver 450-470 MHz - "A" Model
NUE6833A	UHF Expo Transceiver 470-490 MHz - "A" Model
NUE6834A	UHF Expo Transceiver 490-512 MHz - "A" Model
HLE9316B	UHF RNet-SLM Transceiver 403-416 MHz - "B" Model
HLE9317B	UHF RNet-SLM Transceiver 416-430 MHz - "B" Model
HLE9019C	UHF RNet-SLM Transceiver 450-470 MHz - "B" Model

• VRS model numbers similar to the ones above that end with SP02, are for Spectra radios. A SP01 VRS may not work correctly on a Spectra radio. The SP02 will work correctly on a Syntor X 9000 radio. The U11 microprocessor chip is the important difference between the SP01 (U11 part # 0106710T20) and SP02 (U11 part # 0106711T02) VRS.
• The VRS radio is based on an Expo model handheld (AASP and AWSP models), RNet Telemetry radios (BASP and BWSP models) and they are all crystal controlled (i.e. they can not be programmed with new frequencies, you have to change the crystals).
• The models that come with the Siren/PA reside in a single modified Siren/PA housing and use the Siren/PA T-Cable. The models without the Siren/PA reside in the same type of housing that is used by the Options Expansion Housing and use the VRS T-Cable. When using a separate Siren/PA unit the VRS must be cabled to the radio first, then the Siren/PA is cabled to the VRS.
• There is no room for Internal Option Boards in any VRS housing.
• The Syntor X 9000 radio and control head both must be 64+ mode capable to use VRS (this means 8k EEPROMs must be present in both of them).
• Do not let the RSS mislead you, each VRS program must be started from scratch using option 8 (33 to 64 modes) W930. The "33 to 64" modes is the misleading part, in reality you can program from 1 to 64 modes.
• GE uses the term Extender for their vehicle repeater system, so do not confuse it with Motorola's Extender.

Notes:

• Unlike the Syntor X radios, there is no special hardware on the Personality Board for the "KXJ" Securenet version.
• It is common to find surplus "KXJ" model radios that have had the Securenet circuit board removed, but the jumpers have not been changed back to normal operation.
• The Syntor X 9000 power rating for VHF and UHF radios is a range of adjustable power levels. The adjustment is made on the alignment / test bench. Since the PA circuits are virtually if not exactly the same, the Syntor X should be able to perform the same adjustment. Do not adjust power levels any lower that what is listed, as the PA can become unstable and start generating off frequency or broad band interference if the power level is set too low.

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