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CS7000 w/M7300 No Audio Issue

brian86

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I have Several New Harris CS7000 Control Stations and several M7300 and XG-75M Mobiles. I seem to be having an issues with audio when connecting the M7300's and XG-75M's to the CS7000. The audio is hit or miss but mostly all that is heard is a light popping in the CS7000 speaker no other radio traffic passes thru except the light popping noises on each received transmission. If i connect a M5300 Mobile (the original radio that came in the CS7000s I have) it works fine as far as audio goes. I am also not getting any audio out of the Fixed Line Level Output on the 25pin Connector at the rear of the CS7000 either. I am running the same settings on all of my M7300's and XG-75M radios so I am thinking maybe I have something incorrectly set in the radio programming. Has anyone else had this issue? If so does anyone know of any settings that I should look at in RPM to correct this issue?

Thanks for your time!
 
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Ok, I was going to delete this post as I solved the problem, However just incase anyone else experiences this issue as I did check the "External IO Options" Make sure the External Control Line 1 Output is set to "Disable" Mine was set to "External Mute". I guess I made this change a while back when I was using one of the M7300's as a RX Radio for a VHF Simulcast Setup.
 
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Would you happen to know where I can get my hands on all the documentation for the CS_7000 ??
TNX
 
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