We are using MotoTRBO in a VOX configuration in a relatively noisy environment. The problem is that when we key the VOX the background noise is sustaining it and not allowing anyone else to get through. We already have the VOX sensitivity at level 5 and other than putting it at 6, the highest setting which involves the person having to yell to loudly to talk, is there any other setting to change that could improve this? At first thought the changing the gain might be something that could help but am not clear on it. This is is a rather time critical problem which is why I am coming here first rather than spending a lot of time trying to work around it so any feedback would be awesome!
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VOX Issue
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