20 Most Recent Vertex Cd Vx-2200 Vx-2100 Series Programing Software Ce82 - Page 3 Questions & Answers

I forgot to ask if you have the programming cable and software.I assume the radio works otherwise. You may email me for more information.

Nice commercial quality radio. You will need a commercial radio shop to program it. Otherwise you need the particular programming cable and software for that radio to do the job. The fact that you are asking this means that it more than likely it is beyond your area of expertise. If you searched the web for programming software and also programming cable you might succeed . Otherwise order both from Vertex USA, www.vertex.com. Much easier to go to a shop, BTW you need a valid FCC business or GMRS radio license to transmit.

More information is needed to help you; On which frequency are you trying to transmit? The radio has its band limits set by regulations of different countries. If you're trying to transmit on a frequency that's outside the limits of what the radio is setup for, it won't transmit.

the bottom can be as little a 6 inches, make cretin the top is secure, the bottom only holds the downward wait on the tower and it should be deep enough to be certain that it dos not kik outBest regards Falco

Take a look at www.mods.dk. Lots of manuals there - not sure about "Standard" but there area some pretty obscure manuals available on that site.

Yaesu Parts should be able to get them for you. Call: (714)827-7600

You should be able to find a service manual at: www.mods.dk.You may need to go into the "setup" menu to access the modulation settings. On some Yaesu radios, it's NOT a VR setting.

Try Yaesu parts at: (714)827-7600

Check to ensure you don't have the "WIRES" setting enabled. A common issue with Yaesu radios. You can turn it off with a combination of a "F" key press and the button that has a little symbol that looks like an atom with electrons orbiting it.

That doesn't sound like a problem. But to help you a lot more information is needed. Radio model would be helpful...

It's normally a combination of the "function" key and one of the keypad keys (that will have a little padlock icon next to it). You may be able to get a user manual for this radio at www.mods.dk.

You're probably getting RF back into the mic line. Be sure the connector is firmly seated in its socket. Also check for broken shielding of the cable. Be sure the shield is connected at both ends.

Try Yaesu parts at: (714)827-7600, or check www.mods.dk.

It may be available for download at "www.mods.dk", or try using google and look for "VX10 service manual".

You should be able to find a modification on www.mods.dk. You may have to "join" to get access, but it's worth it for the articles and modifications.

In the US, you can call Yaesu's parts department at: (714)827-7600

What brand and model radio? Most ham radios cannot transmit on this frequency, as it is far outside the amateur bands. Even modified radios would rarely be capable of transmitting on the frequency referenced.

Try "reading" the radio before programming it. It sounds like the programming software is using the settings from one radio to write to another. It's highly probable that the firmware is different on the two radios.It's always a good idea to "read" a radio befor trying to 'write' to it..

You didn't say which radio you have, but in general, there's a combination of the "function" ("F" or "FN") and another keyboard key (generally labeled PO or PWR) that will cycle through the outpower settings.