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MT2000 Freezes while in scan

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rakerland

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I have an MT2000 UHF Full Keypad model H01SDH9AA7AN

The radio will freeze while in scan when I have the external shoulder mic attached Motorola # NMN6193B

I turn the power switch off and back on and it works again. It usually will freeze while I am wearing the radio with the cord streached around my back. Works just fine when not scanning. Or I cant remember any problems while in scan while sitting on the desk.

Any ideas? Changes in RSS that I may have not selected? or should I buy a new speaker mic?

Just really annoying.

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b7spectra

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Stretching the cord could be causing a short in the plug. You should try changing out the mic cord and seeing if that works.
 

gary123

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I have seen that before. loose pin connection is sliding off the contact and shorting 2 (sorry dont remember which 20 pads. Check that the top clamp is secure and not just loose.
 

ramal121

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Is it freezing after transmit? There was, at one time, bad speaker mics that would couple RF back to the radio on TX and do crazy things...
 

rakerland

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It does not freeze while transmitting.

The top clamp is secure. Not loose, but not tight either.

I will try another mic when I buy another. Ive used plenty of speaker mics and plenty of MTS2000 on other things I have worked, no problems ever

It does seem to do it way less since I re-programed the radio last week.

Oh well, just seeing if anybody has had a problem before.

Thanks for your help. This place is great. I am scanning my local area trying to figure out some freq. that I can submit. ( I would like to contribute, not just ask for help) My area mostly has public safety in the database. I would like to hear some business chatter.

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gary123

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Since you reprogrammed it last week, it does appear that the speaker mic cord is the culprit. Let is know how things work out.
 
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