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radiotweester
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"Good afternoon to you. I needed some help. When I program the vx-417 after programming, the green LED always flashes. or what I can do. very brave"
Bienvenido. Este foro está en inglés si pudieras usar el traductor de Google para publicar. El parpadeo del LED verde indica que hay señal presente. Si tiene CTCSS o DCS habilitado o el silenciador está configurado demasiado bajo. Dependiendo de la ubicación, podría tratarse de ruido eléctrico. Una captura de pantalla sería útil.
▲Welcome. This forum is in English if you could use Google translator to post. The green LED flash indicates signal is present. If you have CTCSS or DCS enabled or the squelch is set too low. Depending on location, it could be electrical noise. A screen shot would be helpful.
Bienvenido. Este foro está en inglés si pudieras usar el traductor de Google para publicar. El parpadeo del LED verde indica que hay señal presente. Si tiene CTCSS o DCS habilitado o el silenciador está configurado demasiado bajo. Dependiendo de la ubicación, podría tratarse de ruido eléctrico. Una captura de pantalla sería útil.
▲Welcome. This forum is in English if you could use Google translator to post. The green LED flash indicates signal is present. If you have CTCSS or DCS enabled or the squelch is set too low. Depending on location, it could be electrical noise. A screen shot would be helpful.
radiotweester
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Se o LED estiver piscando, há algum tipo de sinal sendo indicado. Tente programar um botão lateral como monitor ou desabilite o CTCSS DEC e veja que tipo de sinal está sendo recebido. Se for outro tráfego de rádio ou ruído eletrônico, nada poderá ser feito. Se for algum outro tipo de ruído eletrônico de rádio interno e em apenas alguns canais, tente verificar o Xtal. Sendo que suas frequências são 445-460 não deveria haver esse tipo de ruído em todos os canais. Existe a opção de desligar totalmente o LED em Comum. Você tem a placa "fictícia" instalada sob a bateria? Às vezes, eles se soltam e nenhum áudio é ouvido.
If the LED is flashing, there is some sort of signal being indicated. Try programming a side button as monitor or disable the CTCSS DEC and see what type of signal is being received. If it is other radio traffic or electronic noise, nothing can be done. If it is some other type of internal radio electronic noise, and on just a few channels try checking Xtal. Being that your frequencies are 445-460 there should not be this kind of noise on every channel. There is the option to turn the LED off totally under Common. Do you have the "dummy" board installed under the battery? These sometimes get loose and no audio is heard.
If the LED is flashing, there is some sort of signal being indicated. Try programming a side button as monitor or disable the CTCSS DEC and see what type of signal is being received. If it is other radio traffic or electronic noise, nothing can be done. If it is some other type of internal radio electronic noise, and on just a few channels try checking Xtal. Being that your frequencies are 445-460 there should not be this kind of noise on every channel. There is the option to turn the LED off totally under Common. Do you have the "dummy" board installed under the battery? These sometimes get loose and no audio is heard.
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