I recently sent a saber and a GP 300 for programming. They both worked well, just wanted other freqs put in. Now when I press the transmit button, both radios emit a rapid beeping tone. Can anyone tell me whats going on and what I can do to fix this. What shall I tell my programmer?
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moto saber and gp 300 issues
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rfradioconsult
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You want your money back!
The only thing I can think of is an encryption key fail.
Encryption is turned on somehow and you don't have a valid key loaded.
When you try to transmit, the radio complains because of no key.
I'm not sure of the GP300 but I believe the Saber has a two position switch on the right side of the radio with the circle and slashed circle on it. Make sure it's sitting on the circle position which should be encryption off.
Encryption is turned on somehow and you don't have a valid key loaded.
When you try to transmit, the radio complains because of no key.
I'm not sure of the GP300 but I believe the Saber has a two position switch on the right side of the radio with the circle and slashed circle on it. Make sure it's sitting on the circle position which should be encryption off.
b7spectra
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Anytime you get a tone like that when you key up, it wasn't programmed properly. Have them reprogram at n/c!
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ØÆSØ Say it, say 'ENCRYPTION'
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Either it got programmed wrong or the channels were TX inhibited possibly
Either it got programmed wrong or the channels were TX inhibited possibly
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