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I have here a UHF HT1000, H01SDC9AA1AN.

It was labbed by a friend of mine to "H01SDC9AA3DN".

The radio powers up just fine, and was last programmed with 'regular' non-lab software.

The problem is, after it got 'labbed', I cannot get it to transmitt or recieve, nor do the side buttons do anything. Upon powering it up in test mode, I recieve an acknowledge beep for each of the buttons, so, at least I know all buttons are fine. Again, after power up with the beep, pressing the PTT or side buttons does nothing, not even the red TX light. When I flip to a channel with TX inhibit on it, it will make the "boooop" sound when pressing the PTT. Also, transmitting to it from a UHF Spectra on the same channel/tone does nothing.

Toggling the PTT under radio alignment in the RSS also will not TX the radio - nothing inside appears to be blown or missing.


Thoughts as to what may be wrong??

Have you tried dumping the orig plug back to it?

-Marc

Was this an attempt to go from2 to 16 channels? If so, lab work is not required. There's a simple code plug hack detailed on BatLabs that will do it. I suggest getting your friend to put whatever he did back the way it was, if he can. Then follow the instructions on BatLabs.

Jeff

Thanks for the help. It was a 2 to 16 channels hack that he told me he did thru LAB RSS, and I do not have an original codeplug.

If anyone does, however, have an H01SDC9AA1AN codeplug they can eamil me, Rayjk110 at yahoo.com that would be great.

It was too far banging it to a A to a D. However an A will go to a B OK and pick up some side button function that the A doesn't have besides monitor. Like mentioned the 1st step at this point is restoring to original.