I have a model 3 VX-p929 UHF with a VHF sub receiver, is there settings in CE76 that will auto populate for the second receiver ?
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VX-P929 Sub Receiver settings?
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radiotweester
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no "auto population" just make sure the board is enabled Common -> Option -> sub-band unit RX enable
Enter your freqs. Make sure the TX is lined (toggling using the spacebar) so you aren't txing on the UHF default freq.
Enter your freqs. Make sure the TX is lined (toggling using the spacebar) so you aren't txing on the UHF default freq.
thx. unfortunately the sub rx board is no good. i cant even rx WX with it but if i go simplex / direct i can rx up to half a mile before its too much static
radiotweester
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Just a thought, but you might check the connection is 100%.
The SRX for the 4200s had issues of grounding out on a little nub of the case when they were 1st released and caused a revision. The ones I'd RMA'd came back with some Dremel work on the inside case lid.
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where is the sub rx board?
I removed the small back plate at the rear and removed the board and radio works but no tx or rx p25.
so where else in the radio could it be? i was able to remove the ribbon thats coming from the speaker however the smaller ribbon connector that is attached to key pad is just too small to see and dont know how it snaps open. so if the RX board is tucked away inside their its going to be a while till i get some kind of magnifier
radiotweester
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the ribbon is the P25 module. The SRX is plugged in on the main board. 
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