Owner's manual · System 2.0.1 · Build v43 · October 2026

MOTOTRBO R7

A working two-way radio fleet for a Roblox experience, modelled on the Motorola MOTOTRBO R7 portable.

It is not a proximity-chat relabel. Each channel is a real audio bus built on Roblox's audio API, every radio on that channel is wired to it, and voice is filtered, gated, compressed and limited on the way through. Signal weakens with distance, repeaters extend it, and dead zones kill it.

Start setup First ten minutes Troubleshooting

What ships in the box

• The handheld

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  The R7 model, with a full on-screen handset and 46 menu icons.

  The handset

• Zones and channels

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  Programmed per role, group rank or user.

  Channel plan

• Voice

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  Push to talk over Roblox voice chat, with per-channel processing.

  The audio path

• Captions

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  Live transcription of what was said, for anyone who wants it.

  Closed captions

• :material-text-to-speech:{ .lg } Text to speech

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  Type a message and the radio speaks it on the air.

  Messaging

• Coverage

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  Repeaters, dead zones, talkaround and fringe break-up.

  Coverage

• Safety

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  Emergency button, lone worker, man down and location reporting.

  Safety features

• Fleet

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  Checkout racks, persistent radio IDs, aliases and batteries.

  Checkout racks

• Messaging

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  Texts, quick texts, status, call alerts, private calls and job tickets.

  Messaging

• Infrastructure

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  Channel monitors, PA speakers, alarm watchers and a dispatch console backend.

  Alerts and paging

• Web portal

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  Live fleet management from a website.

  The web portal

• Config generator

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  A web page that writes your RadioConfig for you.

  Open the generator

What you edit

Everything you are meant to change lives in RadioConfig, which is readable. The rest of the scripts are protected.