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Low Volume on Pin Output

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Radio: TK-7302HV

The 25-pin D-Sub ACC connector on the rear is being used solely for an external speaker with its own independent volume control. Prior to reprogramming, the speaker worked fine and audio was clearly audible. After updating the radio, the external speaker output is now extremely faint. Audio from the radio itself remains clear and adjustable. Are there any settings in the KPG-124 software that could affect external audio output, or could this be caused by something else? No hardware or wiring changes were made aside from the reprogramming.

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Update: Set the volume then select external speaker. Adjust from there.
 
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