Inland Radio Communications - Page 9 - Popular Questions, Answers, Tips & Manuals

Not sure if this is the one but try this one. https://fccid.io/2AFR71047/User-Manual/User-manual-2942494.pdf

Radio frequencies are different from country to country. NZ will use different frequencies than Canada. Canada and the USA have agreements in place because they border each other on what freq. is used for what. NZ likely has its own list. Your radio is not programmable to NZ frequencies. Sorry!

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Sound like the reset switch is bad...
If I was you mite go to your nearest truck stop and ask around to see if there is a radio guy that mite change it for you.

Many police have gone to encrypted radio, so you may not be able to get that on most cheap scanners. even much more expensive scanners won't do it without a modification, but that is not legal to do that.

go to cellphones. This is radio communications

if you just bought them, return the one that isn't working right for a replacement. it appears that there is a defect with that one, possibly a loose wire or bad circuit.

http://www.shercoares.org/doc_files/manuals/vx5r_om.pdf

Raymarine Ray55 Manuals Down Load user manual and reset MMSI according instructions.

I don't know the answer but if the audio isn't behaving as indicated in the vehicle handbook you should return to the dealer for an explanation or a fix as the car and the audio is clearly still under warranty.

Try this site for manuals. https://www.manualslib.com/

Contact Harwa directly to request the manual or information how to obtain it.

This usually indicates you are entering a frequency outside of the radios range. be sure you are using the decimal.

What about him? He always gets it wrong.....

On page 17, note the diagram on how to block the shaft. https://m.stihlusa.com/webcontent/cmsfilelibrary/instructionmanuals/stihl-fs-40-50-owners-instruction-manual.pdf

There may be a button on the headset that will un-mute it, try holding the button down while wearing it, it may announce un-muted.

Internal circuitry needs repair, which is a task for a repair shop with access to diagrams and test gear.

Contact Tait to inquire.

1. Find the "Settings" icon on your iPhone, which is normally on the home screen. 2. Open and click on the "General" button. 3. Then, hit the "Bluetooth" button and slide it over to turn the function on. 4. Your iPhone should find the device once this is enabled and should show the device name on screen. When it does that, you will need to hit the "Pair" button in order for the devices to sync. You may need to enter a four-digit password, which is provided with your wireless device. 5. Once that is entered, hit "Connect" on your iPhone to complete the setup. Your headphones should now be working properly. If your wireless earbuds are broken, then they can't be connected to any of your device. In this case, you can learn some new TWS wireless earbuds recommendations on: 10 Best TWS Wireless Earbuds