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I have a TYT TH-9800 its connected to a Pyramid PSV300. I uploaded some presets to it and now I get an error 13.1 v on the screen when I turn it on. Tried a Reset to Factory Settings. Did not work. Can anyone help with this problem?
 
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Is this when you first turn it on? That may be just a pop to tell you what the voltage is.

Does this happen when you try to transmit? That would be an indication that the radio is drawing enough current to drop the supply voltage below a limit set in the radio's firmware.

Either way, check your power supply, power wires, fuses, connectors, etc.
 
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AK9R said:
Is this when you first turn it on? That may be just a pop to tell you what the voltage is.

Does this happen when you try to transmit? That would be an indication that the radio is drawing enough current to drop the supply voltage below a limit set in the radio's firmware.

Either way, check your power supply, power wires, fuses, connectors, etc.
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Yes when first turned on. Don’t get to transmit(won’t transmit).
 
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Just grasping at straws here but is there a setting in the programming software that allows you to set a low or high voltage error alarm?
 
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