Standard Features

All ASTRO Digital APX NEXT™ XN models include the following features:

• IMPRES 2 Battery 3400 mAh IP68 UL DIV 2 (PMNN4812) 

• NOTE: APX NEXT XN battery is only compatible with NNTN9199 Single Unit Charger and NNTN9115 6-Slot Multi Unit Charger.

• All-Band Flexible Antenna (AN000417A01)

• Side Connector Dust Cover (HW002967A01)

• Plastic Carry Holster (PMLN8601A) with 2.5" Belt Clip (PMLN8602A)

• 12-Pin Interface-to-10-Pin RFDC Adapter (PMKN4262)

APX NEXT XN radios provide customers with a new ownership experience that allows radio configurations to be set up in a cloud hosted RadioCentral programming tool, even before the radios have physically arrived. On first power up, the APX NEXT XN radios will automatically connnect over WiFi or LTE to the RadioCentral cloud database and download the preset codeplug configuration. 

Default radio codeplugs are loaded into the customer's specific cloud database called Provisioning Agency, before the radios ship from the Motorola Solutions factory. A Provisioning Agency will automatically be set up for every customer the first time they purchase APX NEXT XN radios. 

When an APX NEXT XN radio is first ordered, the email address of the administrator for the Provisioning Agency has to be entered. That person will receive an email from Motorola Solutions inviting him/her to access the RadioCentral portal and set up other users with access to the Provisioning Agency, so they can program radios going forward. 

Information that you will need to place an order:

- Name and Email address of the customer's Technical Contact 

- Provisioning Agency name (if the customer has multiple)

- Specify End User Type of who will be the users of the radios for FirstNet Service Eligibility verification (US customers only).
 Available categories are: Police Protection; Fire Protection; Ambulance or Other (describe in free-form text)

- System ID for the system on which the APX NEXT XN radios will be deployed. If not known, use "FFFF"

If this is the first time you are quoting APX NEXT XN to a customer or you are quoting a new application service to the customer, consult your Pre-Sales Engineer to assess the need for SI Services to program APX NEXT XN radios and enable the customer system to support the required application services.

To ensure accuracy of APX NEXT XN configuration, please create Quotes and Request Orders in CPQ (access through https://motorolasolutions.my.salesforce.com).

1: Base Radio            $15,108.42 List           $8,309.63 Disc            $7,309.63 w/Trade    

Every APX NEXT XN radio  now ships with the APX NEXT XN MSI 12-PIN INTERFACE-TO-10-PIN RFDC ADAPTER (P/N PMKN4262A) in accordance to the NFPA 1802-2021 Section 6.10.1.1 requirement.  The List Price (see table below) for the RFDC ADAPTER should be added to the order for every APX NEXT XN radio.

1a. Remote Speaker Microphone or 12-Pin GCAI Adapter (Required)

APX NEXT XN is tested with the XVN500 RSM  as a system to meet the latest standards in the fire service.  Only the following versions of XVN500 RSM are available that meet the NFPA 1802-2021 certification requirements when used with the APX NEXT XN radio.  The total quantity of either XVN500 RSMs should match the total quantity of APX NEXT XN devices you plan to order and must be entered in the space provided in the CPQ Order Configuration page 

Carry Accessory (Optional)

APX NEXT XN ships standard with the PLASTIC HOLSTER (PMLN8601) with 2.5" BELT CLIP (PMLN8602)   You may select an alternate carry solution from the list below.

NOTICE: Motorola has certified the APX NEXT XN radio with the carry solutions for NFPA and FCC compliance purposes and are the only carry solutions approved by Motorola for use with the APX NEXT XN radio. Use of non-approved accessories may void the radio’s warranty and may affect continued compliance with NFPA standards and FCC regulations. By selecting “No Carry Solution,” the customer acknowledges receipt of this Notice.

NOTE: A radio strap is not included with the Boston Leather carry solution and must be ordered separately.

System Enhancement Options (Optional)

Algorithm Types (Required)

All APX Radios require an encryption selection. QA05751 ADD: “Clear Radio No ADP” is now a $0 choice. ADD: “ADP Only” G193/Q667 is still a $0 option. (AES 256 is the only approved encryption algorithm by P25 CAP and SAFECOM)

Multikey Types (Optional)

If this is the first time you are quoting APX NEXT to a customer or you are quoting a new application service to the customer, consult your Pre-Sales Engineer to assess the need for SI Services to program APX NEXT radios and enable the customer system to support the required application services.

BYOS (Bring Your Own SIM) is an optional new offering where the customer can order APX NEXT or APX N70 without MSI managed LTE service. The limitation is that the customer has to procure their own LTE service from AT&T FirstNet, Verizon (w/ Priority & Preemption), or Bell Canada.

ViQi Virtual Partner and SmartIncident are not available in Canada.

SmartIncident requires SmartLocate and SmartMapping Application Services to be ordered as well.

Refer to the End-to-End ordering guide below for more details.

Application Services (BYOS and/or WiFi)

Application Services Add-On for Fielded APX NEXT Devices

If a customer wishes to add application services to their existing Service Contract for fielded APX NEXT devices, please engage with your APX NEXT App Service Inside Sales representative found here who will assist with submitting the add-on request.

Please refer to the End-to-End ordering guides below to see all components required to enable Application Services.

Service Activation Delay

To accomodate the lead time sometimes required for new system deployments and radio configuration, customers may elect to delay the start of the Application Services and Device Managed Services contracts.

Service Activation Delay is available for 30 days after the shipment of radios.

Billing Options

Device purchases are invoiced at the time of shipment.

Service billing options are: Immediate, Annually, Monthly in Arrears (Federal only)

APX NEXT™ XN Out of the Box Provisioning

RadioCentral™ Factory default codeplugs for all APX NEXT XN radios will be made available to you in a secure cloud application. Motorola Solutions will set up a default account for your agency upon initial device purchase and invite you by email to access MyView (https://myview.motorolasolutions.com) to set up user accounts and download the RadioCentral programming application client.

If you already have an existing log-in for Motorola Command Central, you can use the same credentials to access RadioCentral via https://radiocentral.motorolasolutions.com. If this is the 1st time you will receive an email from Motorola how to set up your initial account.

Follow these steps after your RadioCentral account is activated:

1- Log into RadioCentral. Use the CommandCentral credentials to login RadioCentral URL. You will see the factory default codeplugs for your recently purchased APX NEXT radios

2- Install the R35.00.00 or later CPS on the computer you would like to access RadioCentral. CPS will be utilized as template editor during the Edit/Publish flow in RadioCentral.

3- Build new codeplug or reuse a legacy APX codeplug using RadioCentral. You can pick a  proper base factory default codeplug to launch CPS editor, and then launch another CPS to open the reference APX legacy codeplug to drag/drop/copy/paste to reuse whatever configurations to build a new codeplug for your NEXT/N70 radios. 

4- Schedule a programming job. Apply the radio configuration to your devices.NOTE: To assure proper device deployment please ensure that your organization has received the radios before scheduling specific programming jobs.

5- Remove the radio from the box, insert a battery and turn on the radio.

APX NEXT XN radios are enabled with LTE service and preset with default Wi-Fi SSID, to wirelessly download radio configurations and updates.

a.Upon power up, the radio will scan for the "Customer1" Network SSID access point with WPA/WPA2 security password of "MotorolaSolutions".

b.If "Customer1" is found, the radio will connect to secure hosted RadioCentral database and download any scheduled configuration. NOTE: Wi-Fi must be connected to the open Internet. If using a firewall, open port 443 for radio programming traffic.

c.If "Customer1" access point cannot be found, the radio will attempt to connect to LTE.

d.LTE connections are open to the internet by default, so if the radio is in LTE coverage, it will connect to secure RadioCentral database and download any pending configuration.

e.If neither Wi-Fi nor LTE is found, the radio will continue scanning for a broadband connection.

For security reasons, it is recommended that the first radio configuration update over "Customer1" access point would remove all default SSIDs and replace them with an agency secure network SSID and password.

For assistance, please call 800-MSI-HELP (800-674-4375).

Special Note for United States - State & Local Markets Only
In accordance with FCC mandate, the APX NEXT XN is restricted to12.5 KHz operation only and does NOT support 25 KHz in the VHF and UHF Bands (excluding T-Band).  This applies to customers under Rule Part 90.  Customers with FCC waivers can contact their Business Development Representative.

The following LMR features are not supported in APX NEXT XN at this time

This information is subject to change. For the latest information on accessories approved for HazLoc environments, please refer to the UL manuals and addendums that ship with every HazLoc approved APX NEXT XN radio.