Motorola CP200d: Discontinued — Replaced by the Motorola R2 Discontinued Model • MOTOTRBO Digital/Analog • 16 Channels • See the Recommended Replacement Below ⚠ This Radio Has Been Discontinued We no longer carry the Motorola CP200d. For new orders we recommend its direct replacement, the Motorola R2 Digital Two-Way Radio — the same commercial-tier MOTOTRBO platform in Motorola's current lineup, analog/digital with 16 channels. The Motorola CP200d MotoTRBO Portable Radio is a flexible, cost-effective two-way radio that combines analog and digital technology to deliver excellent audio quality, broad coverage, and long-lasting battery performance. Built on the trusted MOTOTRBO platform, the CP200d gives businesses and organizations a simple, reliable handheld that scales with their needs — start on analog today and migrate to digital with a quick software update when you are ready. Who It's For Teams that want dependable MOTOTRBO performance at an entry-friendly price point. Need the next-generation successor with more channels and SINC+ noise cancellation? Step up to the Motorola R2. Want a streamlined, non-display value option? Compare the Motorola CP100d. Key Features Analog & Digital Capability Get the benefits of digital — better voice clarity, extended range, and longer battery life — while staying compatible with your existing analog radio fleet. Analog-Only Option Not ready for digital yet? Start with the analog-only model and migrate to digital later with a simple software update — no new hardware required. Transmit Interrupt Decode-only Transmit Interrupt lets supervisors break through ongoing transmissions to deliver important or emergency messages when timing is critical. Dual Capacity Direct Mode Double the capacity of your 12.5 kHz channel using 2-slot TDMA — no repeater required — to maximize efficiency and support more conversations. Radio Management Suite Compatible Program multiple radios at once using standardized templates to ensure fast, consistent setup and reliable performance across your entire fleet. IP54 Rated Dustproof and splashproof construction means the CP200d is built to withstand demanding, everyday work environments without missing a beat. Technical Specifications Feature Specification Model Motorola CP200d (MOTOTRBO) Channels 16 Operation Analog or Digital (Dual-Mode) Platform MOTOTRBO Transmit Interrupt Yes (Decode Only) Dual Capacity Direct Mode Yes (2-slot TDMA, no repeater required) Programming Radio Management Suite compatible Upgrade Path Analog-only to digital via software update IP Rating IP54 (dustproof & splashproof) License Required Yes (FCC) Who Is the Motorola CP200d For? The Motorola CP200d MotoTRBO Portable Radio is built for businesses and organizations that need dependable day-to-day communication without overspending — warehouses, retail floors, schools, hospitality teams, and crews that want a clear migration path from analog to digital. Pair your handhelds with a mobile unit like the Motorola CM200d or the higher-power Motorola CM300d for vehicles. Weighing the CP200d against its successor? Read our Motorola R2 vs CP200d comparison, or browse the full range of business two-way radios. Request a Quote → Frequently Asked Questions About the Motorola CP200d MotoTRBO Portable Radio • Does the Motorola CP200d require an FCC license? Yes. The Motorola CP200d MotoTRBO Portable Radio operates on licensed business frequencies and requires an FCC license to operate. Our team can help you get licensed — call 1-800-984-1534 or contact our radio experts. If you would rather skip licensing entirely, browse our license-free two-way radios. • Is the Motorola CP200d analog or digital? Both. The Motorola CP200d is a dual-mode MOTOTRBO radio that runs in analog and digital. Choose the analog-only configuration to stay compatible with your current fleet, then migrate to digital with a quick software update whenever you are ready — no new hardware required. • How many channels does the Motorola CP200d have? The Motorola CP200d offers 16 channels, giving you room to organize your team into dedicated talk groups for clearer, more efficient coordination across departments and shifts. • How is the Motorola CP200d different from the Motorola R2? The Motorola R2 is the next-generation successor to the CP200d — slimmer, with more channels and SINC+ noise cancellation. The CP200d remains a proven, budget-friendly MOTOTRBO option. See the full breakdown in our Motorola R2 vs CP200d comparison. • Is the Motorola CP200d rugged enough for tough work environments? Yes. The Motorola CP200d carries an IP54 rating, making it dustproof and splashproof so it holds up in demanding warehouse, retail, and field settings. It is also Radio Management Suite compatible for fast, consistent fleet-wide programming.
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