If DSP F1.0 is okay, but DSP U0.2 is not....
Here is an idea to try with DSP U0.2 that I think would help the team out a bit....
- Those that are having trouble with DSP U0.2, but found that DSP F1.0 worked okay, go into the PGM, Func-Glob super expert menu and scroll down to "Noise Thresh". Increase the number to a value of lets say "50". This will allow the DSP to stay tracking on a noisy signal. This might help. The liability of increasing the number above the default is that it is more likely the radio will stay on a channel after a valid transmission ends. However this is a good test.
Here is an idea to try with DSP U0.2 that I think would help the team out a bit....
- Those that are having trouble with DSP U0.2, but found that DSP F1.0 worked okay, go into the PGM, Func-Glob super expert menu and scroll down to "Noise Thresh". Increase the number to a value of lets say "50". This will allow the DSP to stay tracking on a noisy signal. This might help. The liability of increasing the number above the default is that it is more likely the radio will stay on a channel after a valid transmission ends. However this is a good test.