Did my TK-730H go bad?

[whitesox4life]

I had my TK-730H programmed at the local Kenwood shop last week but he messed up on the input frequencies. Once my programming cable arrived, I read the radio and changed the few frequencies that needed it along with an incorrect PL tone and activated off hook scan (mic hangers aren't grounded yet). After I wrote the changes to the radio, I have no receive side. The transmit side is still as good as ever, just no receive. Prior to me doing this, the radio worked fine. I have even started with a fresh "data page" and input everything again and still no receive side. Has this radio "junked out" on me? I used the KPG-7D software in command prompt in Windows XP. The cable is from WisComm and is the serial to KPG-4/KPG-22 split cable. I am hoping that this is just an oversight on my part when I programmed it. This radio is used for HAM radio and would like to get it working again with the impending winter storm tomorrow here in Indiana.

 

[fire_master_21]

did you check all your connections? Is this a remote mount unit? full feature or basic head? Using the KPG-7D did you read the radio first? Did you save a copy? (if not shame on you). Are you sure that you indeed have the right RX frequencies?

 

[whitesox4life]

I did check all connections and they are tight (even on the bad cable). This is a dual remote head unit with full feature heads. I did read the radio first as stated in my original post and saved a copy (even though the saved copy will not load up). I have confirmed the RX frequencies as I was hearing other radio traffic on them prior to changing TX frequencies. None of the RX side was touched when I reprogrammed it.

 

[whitesox4life]

Issue has been resolved. It ended up being caused from running the software thru XP (command prompt) and not pure DOS.