Radio will not lock onto any incoming calls or transmit coherent speech to other Uniden hand helds on site, no DCS selected no CTCss selected just a raw channel set.
Buy a Motorola and it will work
SOURCE: Motorola GM300 Question
I HAVE GM300 AT MY SIGHT AND THE OUT PUT IS VERY WEEK THE SPEAKER IN THE UNIT IS OK THE SIGNALES ARE VERY WEEK PLEAS SUGGEST THE SOLUTION ON MY E MAIL [email protected] OR [email protected] SUDESH
SOURCE: tone squelch
Here is a link to download the user manual for the GP68 http://safemanuals.com/user-guide-instructions-owner-manual/MOTOROLA/GP68%20RADIO%20TRANSMITTER-_E
On your first radio, the one we've been discussing, I believe you have the DPL code set incorrectly. Your radio will go up to the number 126, but this is not the DPL code's number. It is simply a numbering system.
If I read the chart correctly:
DPL 205 equals the number 072.
DPL 023 equals the number 043.
Disclaimer: This numbering system listed in the user guide does not follow any common numbering system. I have other TPL/DPL charts which differ. The above reference is only based on what I have read in the user guide.
I am confident if your radio worked previously at another job site, using other frequencies/PL codes, that your only issue at this time is programming.
As for your unlock issue on the other GP68. Your radio may be in need of repair. The internal button is possibly wornout or has been depressed too far, and is bent on the board beyond the point of functioning.
SOURCE: Motorola T5000 Two Pack 2-Way Radio
Generally a crackling sound coming through a speaker indicated the speaker is damaged (or blown). This can happen due to phyical damage such as dropping; old age' or running the device at full volume most of the time. The T5000 is a non-repairable radio. If less than one year old you may be able to get it replaced under warrranty. If more than one year old, you will need to replace the unit.
SOURCE: Lost manual - can only get one T3 radio to transmit
http://www.motorola.com/mdirect/manuals/fv200_userguide.pdf
Check your Interference Eliminator Code.
SOURCE: Motorla Xtn446 - Kenwood Protalk Dosent Transmit
One or both of your radios have PL ( aka private line, tone code, interference eliminators) activated. Here is a link to a link which contains the XTN446 manual(s). Click on the "support" tab to see the list: http://www.motorola.com/Business/XU-EN/Business+Product+and+Services/Unlicensed+Two+Way+Business+Radios/XTR446_XU-EN
First I would try setting the radio's CODE to off (usually zero) and see if that solves the problem. Otherwise, you'll either need to experiment, or find a user guide for the Kenwood. (You could try posting in the Kenwood forum.)
Best regards.
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