How to squelch adjusment on ic-v68 - ICOM Informatique Radio Communications

The IC-T8E is the Icom VHF / UHF Amateur (or "Ham") transceiver capable of wide-band AM & FM receive and 6 meter (50Mhz - 54Mhz) , 2 (144Mhz - 148Mhz) meter and 70 centimeter (430Mhz - 450Mhz) FM only transmit - when appropriately licensed by your country's communications authority.



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Any FM transmitter operating in those frequency ranges will be received and played thru the speaker - unless they are encoded with a squelch decode sub-audible tone or digitally encoded squelch control that does not match the one set to the IC-T8E. Program the squelch to be open or to match that of the transmitter so that the radio will play only when that particular transmitter is transmitting.



An FM transmitter operating in APCO25, DSTAR, etc. will not be decoded as these are digital signals that the ICT82 is not capable of decoding.



I was unable to locate any "BP200" radio you mentioned, so I can't comment on their capabilities or if they have an incompatibility in encoding, frequency, etc.

The squelch setting can only be changed with dealer programming software. A Manual for this radio is available from http://www.icom.co.jp/world/support/download/manual/pdf/IC-F51V_F61V_3.pdf

Remove Battery and insert again, reprogram it, adjust squelch level.

go to http://www.syscom.com.mx/descargas/rodriguez/manualesKenwood/A110-Service-Manual.pdf

and go through the squelch adjustment procedure

Put your squelch at 3 or 5

In what way. Does it never receive? If that's the case, chances are the CTCSS (Tone Squelch) is on. If it never mutes the speaker, the squelch circuit may be defective.

Push the manual button ...hope this helps...

Is it a UHF radio or GMRS/FRS?

Often the potentometer (squelch control) becomes worn or dirty, this can be sometimes cured by spraying a WD40 or similar oil and then rapidly moving the control down and up. Do not use oil that is conductive.

Well my friend I have same problem with some radio. Maybe you should try just to connect detector to audio amplifier and than make an squelch circuit in AF?