Product Overview
Motorola BDN6676 3.5mm Quick Disconnect PTT Audio Adapter for XTS3000, XTS3500, HT1000, and MT Series Radios
Condition
New, unused stock - two units available, and the photographed piece is representative of both. This example was removed from its poly bag for photography; the black crinkle-finish body shows no cracks, no corrosion, and no wear on the latch clip, PTT button, or gold-toned contact pins. The body is stamped BDN6676D with date code 0215. Evaluation was visual only - function testing was not performed, so treat continuity and PTT operation as unconfirmed until you test it in your radio. The original Motorola instruction manual, the printed BDN6676 label, the poly bag, and the pink bubble wrap shown in the photos are included. Same or next business day shipping from our Idaho warehouse. Honest pricing, no nonsense.
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Product Overview
The Motorola BDN6676 is a 3.5mm quick disconnect audio accessory adapter with an integrated Push-to-Talk button, built to let a 3.5mm plug accessory - an earpiece, headset, or surveillance kit - connect to a Motorola portable radio's multi-pin accessory port. Per the included Motorola manual, the BDN6676 is compatible with the HT1000, MT2000, MTP200, MTP300, MTX838, MTX8000, MTX9000, MTS2000, XTS3000, and XTS3500. The manual states the adapter will also accept an unthreaded 3.5mm plug, though a threaded plug is recommended for the most secure connection. The latch clip and retention ring hold the audio accessory plug in place, and the multi-pin connector face carries a double column of contact positions with about six gold-tipped pins fitted among them, the remaining positions being empty recesses.
Key Features
- 3.5mm quick disconnect port with latch clip and retention ring
- Integrated PTT button with spring-loaded latch arm
- Multi-pin connector with gold-toned contact pins for the radio accessory port
- Black crinkle-finish body - no cracks, corrosion, or wear observed on the photographed unit
- Body stamped BDN6676D, date code 0215
- Original Motorola instruction manual included
- Accepts unthreaded 3.5mm plug accessories; threaded plug recommended per the Motorola manual
Applications
- Connecting a 3.5mm earpiece or surveillance kit to a compatible HT1000, MT2000, or MTX series portable
- Restoring an XTS3000 or XTS3500 radio's audio accessory port for a technician who needs a working PTT connection
- Public safety and industrial radio shops keeping a spare BDN6676 adapter on hand for field replacement
- Hobbyists and radio collectors matching an original Motorola audio accessory setup on a legacy portable
Frequently Asked Questions
Which radio models is the BDN6676 compatible with?
Per the included Motorola manual, this adapter is confirmed compatible with the HT1000, MT2000, MTP200, MTP300, MTX838, MTX8000, MTX9000, MTS2000, XTS3000, and XTS3500. Compatibility with other Motorola portables is not confirmed - check your radio's accessory port against the manual pages shown in the photos before ordering.
Does this adapter require a threaded 3.5mm plug?
No. The Motorola manual states the BDN6676 accepts both threaded and unthreaded 3.5mm plug accessories, though a threaded plug is recommended for the most secure connection.
What is included with this adapter?
The adapter, the original Motorola instruction manual, and the poly bag and bubble wrap shown in the photos.
What does the BDN6676D marking and date code mean?
The body of the photographed unit is stamped BDN6676D with date code 0215. Motorola used suffix letters to mark production revisions; core function - the 3.5mm quick disconnect latch adapter with PTT - is the same across known revisions.
Is this adapter tested and ready to use?
This is unused, New old stock - not pulled from service - but our evaluation was visual only, so PTT and continuity function have not been bench tested. The photos are the spec: no cracks, no corrosion, and no wear on the latch, button, or contact pins. Shipping is $8 flat rate, free once your order passes $28, and it leaves our Idaho warehouse the same or next business day.
This BDN6676 sat in its poly bag long enough to earn a date code most technicians have to look up. Snap it onto a 3.5mm earpiece plug, key the PTT, and a radio that had been quiet for a while gets its voice back.
