Saber problem cant transmit but can recieve.

InfernoMDM · Post by **InfernoMDM** » Thu Jan 15, 2004 7:09 pm

Hey got a saber securnet the securenet option isnt installed with a chip yet. Every time I press the speak button eather the mic or the radio it holds a solid tone. Any ideas?

seleong · Post by **seleong** » Thu Jan 15, 2004 7:16 pm

If it doesn't have a steady tone when receiving, the mode may be Rx only or may be programmed out of range of the VCO.

Steve

kc2dla · Post by **kc2dla** » Thu Jan 15, 2004 8:16 pm

If the radio does not have the bypass module installed in the securenet socket, I don't think audio will pass from the microphone to the transmitter.

motorolamonster911 · Post by **motorolamonster911** » Thu Jan 15, 2004 8:59 pm

As stated before, if there is no bypass module or jumper installed where the securenet should go, I dont believe the radio will Tx, but seeing that you are gettting a steady tone this may be also due to an Rx only channel.

my $0.02

InfernoMDM · Post by **InfernoMDM** » Thu Jan 15, 2004 9:08 pm

ok thanks I havent been able to program them yet and was pre testing them. Feel a little better now. Will check it out.

medic4145 · Post by **medic4145** » Fri Jan 16, 2004 6:33 am

I had the same problem, if bypass the securenet module with a small piece of single cat 5 wire it works perfectly!!!

EngineerZ · Post by **EngineerZ** » Fri Jan 16, 2004 8:22 am

motorolamonster911 wrote:As stated before, if there is no bypass module or jumper installed where the securenet should go, I dont believe the radio will Tx,

Just to be clear, a Saber without an encryption module or bypass installed will transmit RF. It will not, however, pass any audio. All you will pick up on a service monitor or another radio is an umodulated carrier.

Also, a Saber without the encryption module will receive unencrypted audio just fine. The lack of this module does not affect the "clear" audio path.

--z

Will · Post by **Will** » Fri Jan 16, 2004 10:37 pm

Is this also true on a MCX1000?
No audio, PL/DPL or MDC on transmit. Also the receiver will not mute, just stays in carrier sq. even tho it is programmed for PL.

One of my Sabers has a TONE at the begining of every receive like a warrning that the received signal is in the "Clear", not encrypted. Could'nt turn it off.

motorolamonster911 · Post by **motorolamonster911** » Sat Jan 17, 2004 9:19 pm

engineerz wrote:
motorolamonster911 wrote: As stated before, if there is no bypass module or jumper installed where the securenet should go, I dont believe the radio will Tx,
Just to be clear, a Saber without an encryption module or bypass installed will transmit RF. It will not, however, pass any audio. All you will pick up on a service monitor or another radio is an umodulated carrier.

Also, a Saber without the encryption module will receive unencrypted audio just fine. The lack of this module does not affect the "clear" audio path.

Thanks, I never realized that! Thanks again!
Nick

Saber problem cant transmit but can recieve.

Saber problem cant transmit but can recieve.

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