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Bug #11397

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No sound from radios after programming

Added by J T 5 months ago. Updated 5 months ago.

Status:
New
Priority:
Normal
Assignee:
-
Category:
-
Target version:
-
Start date:
06/24/2024
Due date:
% Done:

0%

Estimated time:
Chirp Version:
next
Model affected:
Baofeng AR-152
Platform:
Windows
Debug Log:
I read the instructions above:
Yes

Description

I programmed three Baofeng AR-152 radios (10W) using CHIRP. I had to use the UV-5R model to get the channels to load. All of the channels and offsets are showing as expected, however, there is no sound. Any ideas? It sounds like it's muted, but I don't think that's the problem (according to the manual). Thank you!


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debug.log (554 KB) debug.log J T, 06/24/2024 09:44 AM
Actions #1

Updated by Jim Unroe 5 months ago

Edit this is a hardware issue. You are unplugging the programming cable from the radio, right?

If yes, then it sounds like the programming cable is fouling up the 2.5mm jack of the radio. When the plug is inserted, a contact is lifted that socket that disconnects the internal speaker. When the plug is removed, the contact is supposed to return and reconnect the speaker. Seems like this isn't happening. This can be verified by using an eternal speaker/mic.

Actions #2

Updated by J T 5 months ago

Jim Unroe wrote in #note-1:

Edit this is a hardware issue. You are unplugging the programming cable from the radio, right?

If yes, then it sounds like the programming cable is fouling up the 2.5mm jack of the radio. When the plug is inserted, a contact is lifted that socket that disconnects the internal speaker. When the plug is removed, the contact is supposed to return and reconnect the speaker. Seems like this isn't happening. This can be verified by using an eternal speaker/mic.

Jim Unroe wrote in #note-1:

Edit this is a hardware issue. You are unplugging the programming cable from the radio, right?

If yes, then it sounds like the programming cable is fouling up the 2.5mm jack of the radio. When the plug is inserted, a contact is lifted that socket that disconnects the internal speaker. When the plug is removed, the contact is supposed to return and reconnect the speaker. Seems like this isn't happening. This can be verified by using an eternal speaker/mic.

So do you think the programming cable is fouling up the 2.5mm jack of all three radios? I used different cables for each one (the one that came in each box, so I could make sure the programming cables worked).

Actions #3

Updated by J T 5 months ago

So do you think the programming cable is fouling up the 2.5mm jack of all three radios? I used different cables for each one (the one that came in each box, so I could make sure the programming cables worked).

Actions #4

Updated by Jim Unroe 5 months ago

J T wrote in #note-3:

So do you think the programming cable is fouling up the 2.5mm jack of all three radios? I used different cables for each one (the one that came in each box, so I could make sure the programming cables worked).

It could be you got a batch of radios with defective sockets. Have you tried a speaker/mic to validate that the contact is the issue?

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