Heavy static interference on one of the ten channels, the other nine are good. when mic. is on the voice is good, but when mic is off static reappears and sometimes won't shut off unless i block out the frequency

check for latest drivers and/or test with another mic you can return to the store.

The broadcast channel can't be changed according to the units instructions some other electronic device is causing the interference you may have to move the base unit. A PDF file of instructions are here
http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=2&ved=0CCgQFjAB&url=http%3A%2F%2Fservice.us.panasonic.com%2FOPERMANPDF%2FKXTG1032.pdf&ei=Jl_aVNSkGobAggTGlYHoBg&usg=AFQjCNEKuKWxZUBDTtUXNDQOW8Mn92B2dw&sig2=oBfK0fI1HOBEHWvabQGLpA

Sounds like it could be one of two things. Either the mic itself went out or the communication between the mic and board disconnected somehow. Has it been dropped or jiggled around in a bag? You could take it to a camera repair shop but it may be cheaper just to get a new one altogether. If you're under a year of owning it you could also contact the manufacturer.

Hi,

The question I would ask is:

How close are the two radios to each other when you contact from one to the other?

A distance between the two radios of about 10-15ft, preferably more is desirable to achieve audible results, having the closer than 10ft, causes one to cancel the other out, so you either hear static, feedback or nothing.

Try 15ft of more distance between radios and see what happens.

Pls feel free to post the results here on the two way radio forum, as I'm interested to find out what happens.

Cheers, Peter@FixYa Team

Need to re install the sound drivers

Its going to be dependent on the mics, any high-quality mics should have different channel options, ensuring that they are on seperate channels should fix any interference issues (unless the interference is coming from a different source)
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Set the squelch and knob to full counter-clockwise position. Turn the volume up to the 1/2 way point. Disconnect the external speaker plug from the jack. Disconnect any PA speaker plug from jack. Static / voices should be heard from internal speaker. If not disconnect the mic. Static / voices should be heard. If not, tune a different channel, sound should be heard. if not, look for indication of the radio stuck in transmit mode. If in transmit, there will be no sound until you can stop transmitting (hopefully while connected to a 50 ohm dummy load or suitable antenna - otherwise the final transistors may be blown). Reconnect accessories to determine problem component.

Good luck!

This is probably interference in the wireless connection for the lavalier mic.
Try switching channels to find a clear one!
Or switch to a wired lav mic if that's practical.

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Did you check the record levels on the software you are using.