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TS-480S Problem
I've the above mentioned rig, when I power it on
the LED's light up (all of them on the display) and about 20% of them are flickering randomly. It is stuck in CW mode, and any button that is pressed doesn't do it. Can't change modes, can't do anything. I don't have a manual and mods.dk doesn't have one listed so I know how to perform a reset on the rig (if possible) Any ideas are appreciated. r/ _IanCT_ |
I'm not familiar with that rig so I can't help.
-- Clif Holland, KA5IPF AVVid Authorized Kenwood and Icom Service Center 816 W Shady Grove Rd Irving, TX 75060 1-800-214-5779 972-870-0630 (local) "IanCT" wrote in message . com... I've the above mentioned rig, when I power it on the LED's light up (all of them on the display) and about 20% of them are flickering randomly. It is stuck in CW mode, and any button that is pressed doesn't do it. Can't change modes, can't do anything. I don't have a manual and mods.dk doesn't have one listed so I know how to perform a reset on the rig (if possible) Any ideas are appreciated. r/ _IanCT_ |
I'm not familiar with that rig so I can't help.
-- Clif Holland, KA5IPF AVVid Authorized Kenwood and Icom Service Center 816 W Shady Grove Rd Irving, TX 75060 1-800-214-5779 972-870-0630 (local) "IanCT" wrote in message . com... I've the above mentioned rig, when I power it on the LED's light up (all of them on the display) and about 20% of them are flickering randomly. It is stuck in CW mode, and any button that is pressed doesn't do it. Can't change modes, can't do anything. I don't have a manual and mods.dk doesn't have one listed so I know how to perform a reset on the rig (if possible) Any ideas are appreciated. r/ _IanCT_ |
I don't have a manual and mods.dk doesn't have one
listed so I know how to perform a reset on the rig Ian- I don't recall that model. Is it possible the TS-480S is a typo? Might it be a 430 or 680? Either way, your description of the problem makes me think of a CPU that is hung-up. You might try exercising a master reset, but you might need the manual to do that. Often a reset is done by holding down a particular button or combination of buttons while turning on the power. Another thought is that your CMOS memory battery is almost dead, but not quite! 73, Fred, K4DII |
I don't have a manual and mods.dk doesn't have one
listed so I know how to perform a reset on the rig Ian- I don't recall that model. Is it possible the TS-480S is a typo? Might it be a 430 or 680? Either way, your description of the problem makes me think of a CPU that is hung-up. You might try exercising a master reset, but you might need the manual to do that. Often a reset is done by holding down a particular button or combination of buttons while turning on the power. Another thought is that your CMOS memory battery is almost dead, but not quite! 73, Fred, K4DII |
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(Fred McKenzie) wrote: I don't have a manual and mods.dk doesn't have one listed so I know how to perform a reset on the rig Ian- I don't recall that model. Is it possible the TS-480S is a typo? Might it be a 430 or 680? Either way, your description of the problem makes me think of a CPU that is hung-up. You might try exercising a master reset, but you might need the manual to do that. Often a reset is done by holding down a particular button or combination of buttons while turning on the power. Another thought is that your CMOS memory battery is almost dead, but not quite! 73, Fred, K4DII There is a Kenwood TS-480, but I don't think that Kenwood is shipping yet. http://www.burghardt-amateur.com/Bur...ain_frame.html 73 Dale K9VUJ -- |
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wrote: In article , (Fred McKenzie) wrote: I don't have a manual and mods.dk doesn't have one listed so I know how to perform a reset on the rig Ian- I don't recall that model. Is it possible the TS-480S is a typo? Might it be a 430 or 680? Either way, your description of the problem makes me think of a CPU that is hung-up. You might try exercising a master reset, but you might need the manual to do that. Often a reset is done by holding down a particular button or combination of buttons while turning on the power. Another thought is that your CMOS memory battery is almost dead, but not quite! 73, Fred, K4DII There is a Kenwood TS-480, but I don't think that Kenwood is shipping yet. http://www.burghardt-amateur.com/Bur...ain_frame.html 73 Dale K9VUJ Sorry about this, it appears the link did not work. So you must click on new equipment the click on Kenwood and the page will come up with the new Kenwood mobile. Dale -- |
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wrote: In article , (Fred McKenzie) wrote: I don't have a manual and mods.dk doesn't have one listed so I know how to perform a reset on the rig Ian- I don't recall that model. Is it possible the TS-480S is a typo? Might it be a 430 or 680? Either way, your description of the problem makes me think of a CPU that is hung-up. You might try exercising a master reset, but you might need the manual to do that. Often a reset is done by holding down a particular button or combination of buttons while turning on the power. Another thought is that your CMOS memory battery is almost dead, but not quite! 73, Fred, K4DII There is a Kenwood TS-480, but I don't think that Kenwood is shipping yet. http://www.burghardt-amateur.com/Bur...ain_frame.html 73 Dale K9VUJ Sorry about this, it appears the link did not work. So you must click on new equipment the click on Kenwood and the page will come up with the new Kenwood mobile. Dale -- |
My mistake. It is a TS-430S. I have a TS-680 as well but got a little
dyslexic... :) I was thinking of the master reset, but I don't know the button combination. I'm trying different combos, no luck. Thanks! "Fred McKenzie" wrote in message ... I don't have a manual and mods.dk doesn't have one listed so I know how to perform a reset on the rig Ian- I don't recall that model. Is it possible the TS-480S is a typo? Might it be a 430 or 680? Either way, your description of the problem makes me think of a CPU that is hung-up. You might try exercising a master reset, but you might need the manual to do that. Often a reset is done by holding down a particular button or combination of buttons while turning on the power. Another thought is that your CMOS memory battery is almost dead, but not quite! 73, Fred, K4DII |
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