XTS5000 Fail 01/A2
Posted: Sun Nov 23, 2008 3:46 pm
Has anyone heard of this fail code? Happened when swapping RF boards.
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Are you saying that you are not able to read the radio at all with the replacement RF board installed?astrousa wrote:Not able to read the radio with the RF board to go into the tuning software?? Hmm
I guess the next question is why was the RF board replaced? Were you able to read the radio with the old RF board and without the failure code? What is the part number of the replacement board? What is the Host/DSP versions and what software version are you using?astrousa wrote:Correct, the tuning software will not read the radio to go into tuning mode.
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I would make sure that that is the correct RF board for that particular unit.astrousa wrote:Hello,
Using CPS 12. Able to read & write to the radio with CPS. Not able to read using the tuner. Using a serial cable not USB. Radio will not receive or transmit - gives the error. Radio has Host 9 & other it was tried on is host 3. Both radios give the same error. This is a new board, never installed in another radio.
If the radio is throwing the error and not TXing/RXing, sounds like a problem with the board. Considering, if I understand correctly, that you tried it in multiple radios and it threw the same error, I would suggest returning it for a replacement.astrousa wrote:Hello,
Using CPS 12. Able to read & write to the radio with CPS. Not able to read using the tuner. Using a serial cable not USB. Radio will not receive or transmit - gives the error. Radio has Host 9 & other it was tried on is host 3. Both radios give the same error. This is a new board, never installed in another radio.
If this was a brand-new RF board from Motorola, send it back for a replacement. If you can't return it and you're stuck with it, at minimum you will need to completely realign the RF board as all the tuning values are either blanked or corrupted.Error Code: 01/A2
Diagnostic Action: The radio should be sent to the depot for reflashing of the tuning codeplug followed by re-tuning of the radio.