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You are transmitting with the correct tone on the correct frequency. Either the tone, frequency or both are incorrect on receive. Try pressing the squelch button while they are transmitting. If you can hear them, your tone is incorrect. Either way, you likely need to take it to a two way radio dealer who can program that radio. Call first, it is an older radio, not every shop can program it.
to recieve anything via bluetooth on blackberry phones you must first choose the file of type..eg.if you want to recieve a picture from someone, go to media-pictures-blackberry button-recieve file. To send you must be paired and have it switched on perm.
If you are recieving faxes normal and you get this message once in a while its more likely someone is tring to call you via the phone or if you press the HOOK button and you press the GREEN start key the machine will go into recive and time out if it doesn't hear a fax tone within 30secs it will time out and give ypu this message.
the reciver of you mobile phone have a problem. they can hear you but you cannot hear them .go to the neares c.p tech to raplace a new reciver on ur c.p have a nice day
There should be a little black button on the front of the reciever that you push and then turn on the guitar with the on/off switch on the bottom of the guitar. If this doesn't work, try pressing the button on the reciever several times while the guitar is still on. That should work.
Yeah I cant hear from my reciver either!! How do we fix this?
i have the same problem some help please
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