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TM9400 Problem

joescanner

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Radio has lost its programming (at a minimum). Try 1) reloading firmware 2) reloading calibration 3) reloading program.
 

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You need to open the Tx9000 cal tool, read the radio and write the calibration back, the database version is out of sync, you must have updated firmware and/or CPS
 

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You need to open the Tx9000 cal tool, read the radio and write the calibration back, the database version is out of sync, you must have updated firmware and/or CPS
The radio was in use and started showing the above. That's what is odd to me. No programming has been done since new.

Dt
 

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The radio was in use and started showing the above. That's what is odd to me. No programming has been done since new.

Dt
Then I would suspect it’s either got a hardware issue or it’s out of alignment.
 
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