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M1225 Tone muting

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lightningx54

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I have a Motorola M1225 Model: M43DGC90J2AA. When programming in tones for RX and TX the Tx tone works to open the repeater but the RX will receive anything no matter what tone if any. How do I get it mute anything but say 100hz PL tone?
 

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I have a Motorola M1225 Model: M43DGC90J2AA. When programming in tones for RX and TX the Tx tone works to open the repeater but the RX will receive anything no matter what tone if any. How do I get it mute anything but say 100hz PL tone?


In the software there is a setting for tone tx and another for rx. Make sure you have rx set to 100. It doesn't automatically set it the same as tx.

If that isn't the problem, are you sure the repeater is transmitting a tone? Can you confirm with another radio?

If the repeater is transmitting a tone, then it may be that the radio is out of alignment and needs service.


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Put the mic in a metal hangup clip. With most commercial radios if you take the mic out of the hanger, they disable receive PL, to allow the operator to monitor the channel before transmitting.
 

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I have a Motorola M1225 Model: M43DGC90J2AA. When programming in tones for RX and TX the Tx tone works to open the repeater but the RX will receive anything no matter what tone if any. How do I get it mute anything but say 100hz PL tone?
kayn1n32008's advice is probably correct. Just a small addition to that here. We don't know what mic you are using. Some of them have both have ground and the hook lines in them so that when the mic is inserted into a mic clip, the circuit is completed and the radio mutes. However, some do not and require that the mic hang up clip be grounded.

If putting the mic in the clip doesn't mute the radio, and grounding the mic clip doesn't work, then look in the programming for a setting that reads something like" "hook/hub disables pl."
 

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In the software there is a setting for tone tx and another for rx. Make sure you have rx set to 100. It doesn't automatically set it the same as tx.

If that isn't the problem, are you sure the repeater is transmitting a tone? Can you confirm with another radio?

If the repeater is transmitting a tone, then it may be that the radio is out of alignment and needs service.


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I have the RX and TX set to 100hz. even simplex it doesn't mute transmittions without a PL. This was tested both on MURS and the 2 meter band.
 

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Put the mic in a metal hangup clip. With most commercial radios if you take the mic out of the hanger, they disable receive PL, to allow the operator to monitor the channel before transmitting.

I'll check that out. thanks.
 

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Put the mic in a metal hangup clip. With most commercial radios if you take the mic out of the hanger, they disable receive PL, to allow the operator to monitor the channel before transmitting.

holy crap....yeah both mics i have for it have metal mounts not plastic like other radios. And you were right, I plugged the mic in the work mutes other PL tones...Looking at it now, theres actually an icon that displys when the mic is off the hook. :D Thanks Everyone!
 
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