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APX RSM Issue
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Have you tried the mic on a different radio? That would tell you pretty quickly if you have a bad mic, or something is wrong with the radio itself. Is it just the RX audio that's not coming through the mic? What about TX audio, is that making it through?
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Yes, tried it on multiple radios the mic is functional only RX audio isn't making it through. TX audio is all good!
So the mic is partially functional. It displays the same behavior on any other radio you connect it to: no RX audio, good TX audio?
Try replacing the mic cord if that's an option for that model, otherwise it may be time for a new RSM.
Try replacing the mic cord if that's an option for that model, otherwise it may be time for a new RSM.
Gotcha. It could be something in the codeplug, or it could be a physical issue with the radio that is not sending audio to the mic through the accessory connector. Have you tried a different mic on the same radio, and does it behave the same way? I'm going to assume that with the mic detached, the audio comes through the internal speaker just fine?
Depending on how you set up the code plug, you may have to try turning the volume up with the rocker on the RSM. There is a checkbox to disable the radio’s volume and channel controls when an advanced RSM is attached.
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Yes, every mic I've connected does the same thing. And yessir the audio comes thru 5x5
what would be wrong in the codeplug....some typical places to look
Check the setting @ResQguy mentioned, it's called Volume Lock with Acc or something like that, under Radio Ergonomics Wide. I assume that you have already tried both the radio's volume knob as well as the RSM's volume rocker, with no success. Are you getting any audio out of the RSM, such as power up beep, scan on/off tones, etc.? Or absolutely nothing at all?
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Nothing at all, even with both of those settings checked.
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Very good, radio is in new condition clean and not pitted
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Yes I did just wondering if I missed something.
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Make sure in the Zone config that the profile isn't set to surveillance 1. That will kill a speaker mic if attached. Been there done that....use default or if they have to have a quiet mode with no lights and tones use surveillance 2 it won't kill the RSM audio.
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It’s set to default im going to try to create my own profile and see if that helps.
take the codeplug from a known good radio and clone it to yours. You know the mic works when connecting it to a different radio. I am assuming the other radios are programmed the same. If not, save your codeplug and write theirs to your radio temporarily and then check the mic again. If it works, it's a codeplug issue, if it doesn't, it's a radio hardware issue.
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