It might be more prudent to wait for a bit before loading FW2.22. I just read that FW2.22 may have some issues. I also read that FW2.23 is apparently under beta testing and will *fix* those issues.
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Anytone Anytone AT-D868UV - Digital Monitor not working
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Yeah, it's the exact same with the stubby or the included antenna. Make no difference.
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I think I will hold off on the 2.22 for now.. I think that was released by mistake as far as I know.
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doctordruidphd
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Right, maybe that's why I'm having a hard time finding it.
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So, I had a replacement radio send out, albeit used and the issue remains.. That's 2 of these radios with the same issue. I have just requested a full refund.
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intermod
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Nevermind...
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intermod
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Sorry to bump such an old posting. I still have the issue described on FW V2.33. This is my second radio as well. Figured it would be resolved eventually, but seems the firmware updates have slowed or stopped.
jimvm
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Interesting discussion. Will check with you guys later and find out your results.
My At868UV has terrible VHF sensitivity. My MD-2017 is much better on VHF.
Thinking of sending the 868 back for exchange.
My At868UV has terrible VHF sensitivity. My MD-2017 is much better on VHF.
Thinking of sending the 868 back for exchange.
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i have FW 2.33 on the AT868, i have the same problem
intermod
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My God...surprising to see that this remains an issue.
I'm trying to make my way through grahampaull's really good videos and see if work-arounds have been figured out. Apparently, at least one person was reporting a similar issue with the Alinco DJ-MD5/TGP. I have a DJ-MD5TGP.
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Maybe a bit late, but still.
I had the same issue with a D686UV of seeing TG, RID on the display but couldn't hear any voice.
I was listening on a repeater, but I set the RX and TX to the same frequency. Changed the TX frequency to some othre frequency and that did the trick.
Hope this helps to some of you.
I had the same issue with a D686UV of seeing TG, RID on the display but couldn't hear any voice.
I was listening on a repeater, but I set the RX and TX to the same frequency. Changed the TX frequency to some othre frequency and that did the trick.
Hope this helps to some of you.
When you hear a soft hiss / buzz / whine where DMR received audio should be heard, that indicates the DMR DSP has 'hung'. Sometimes changing channel and coming back to the original channel fixes this and DMR audio is heard again. It seems to be a problem only observed on hotspots or MMDVM based repeaters, never on 'real' repeaters with a reliable wide area connection.
There are a few other things you can do which may also help:
1) Confirm your SCT3258 DSP code is the latest: V2.01.05NJ. Check this in the radio menu using Menu > Settings > Device Info > scroll all the way to the bottom to see Sct 3258 Ver.
If you need to update your version, or feel you might benefit from reloading the DSP firmware, download the DSP update pack and instructions from:
2) Update your 868 or 878 firmware to the latest version. Presently, the most current versions (early Aug 2019) are 868: 2.35 and 878: 1.13
3) Play around with the DMR channel type in the radio menu. Menu > Settings > Chan Set > DMR Mode. Choices are Simplex, Repeater & Double Slot. Simplex is normally used where TX & RX frequencies are the same, but counter-intuitively may also be needed for duplex hotspots. Repeater is used for, uh, repeaters. Double Slot isn't typically used.
There are a few other things you can do which may also help:
1) Confirm your SCT3258 DSP code is the latest: V2.01.05NJ. Check this in the radio menu using Menu > Settings > Device Info > scroll all the way to the bottom to see Sct 3258 Ver.
If you need to update your version, or feel you might benefit from reloading the DSP firmware, download the DSP update pack and instructions from:
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3) Play around with the DMR channel type in the radio menu. Menu > Settings > Chan Set > DMR Mode. Choices are Simplex, Repeater & Double Slot. Simplex is normally used where TX & RX frequencies are the same, but counter-intuitively may also be needed for duplex hotspots. Repeater is used for, uh, repeaters. Double Slot isn't typically used.
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