Motorola Quantar Repeater Modules and Part Numbers

Motorola Quantar Repeater Modules and Part Numbers

Motorola Quantar Repeater Modules

Quick Reference Guide for Common Motorola Quantar Station Modules and Assemblies. We made this chart up as we use the Quantar platform and needed a quick reference. There are other far more comprehensive Quantar sites online if needed.
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Module Type OEM Part Number FRU / Alternate Description
SCM EPIC I TTN4094 TLN3397 / TLN3398 Station Control Module
SCM EPIC II CLN6961 / CLN6960 CLN1293 / CLN1294 Station Control Module
SCM EPIC III CLN1614 CLN1621 Station Control Module
SCM EPIC IV CLN7692 DLN1229 SmartZone Trunking SCM
SCM EPIC V MCLN8426 / MCLN8447 CLN8479 / CLN8480 Later Generation SCM
SAM Module CLN1482A Station Access Module
Wireline Module Various Tone Remote / Wireline Interface
UHSO Oscillator X873AA Ultra High Stability Oscillator


Receiver Modules

Band Frequency Range OEM FRU
VHF R1 132–154 MHz TRD6361 TLN3250
VHF R2 150–174 MHz TRD6362 TLN3251
UHF R1 403–433 MHz TRE6281 TLN3313
UHF R2 440–470 MHz TRE6282 TLN3314
UHF R3 470–490 MHz TRE6283 TLN3373
UHF R4 490–520 MHz TRE6284 TLN3374
800 MHz 800 MHz Band TRF6551 TLN3315
900 MHz 900 MHz Band TRF6552 TLN3316


Exciter Modules

Band Frequency Range OEM FRU
VHF R1 132–154 MHz TLD9831 TLN3252
VHF R2 150–174 MHz TLD9832 TLN3253
UHF R1 403–433 MHz TLE5971 TLN3305
UHF R2 440–470 MHz TLE5972 TLN3306
800 MHz 800 MHz Band TLF6920 TLN3307
900 MHz 900 MHz Band TLF6930 TLN3308


Power Amplifier Modules

Band Power OEM FRU
VHF 125W TLD3202 TLN3254 ?
UHF R1 110W TTE2061 TLN3444 ?
UHF R2 110W TTE2062 TLN3446
800 MHz 100W TLF1930 TLN3442
900 MHz 100W TLF1800 TLN3299


General Notes:

• Motorola Quantar repeaters generally contain a Power Supply, SCM (Station Control Module), Receiver, Exciter, and Power Amplifier module.

• SCM modules are considered the “brain” of the repeater station and handle system control, telemetry, diagnostics, and signaling.

• Many modules have multiple engineering numbers, FRU numbers, and assembly numbers depending on production revision and firmware generation.

• UHF modules are generally split into R1, R2, R3, and R4 frequency ranges. Matching modules within the same range is important for proper operation and alignment.

• Some modules may physically interchange but require firmware compatibility or alignment procedures after installation.

• Information shown is intended as a quick-reference technical guide for hobbyist, commercial, and repeater maintenance use.