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Curtis Eickerman June 23rd 04 06:23 PM

TS-50 Monitor Function
 
I have a Kenwood TS-50 that has Special Function 82 (Monitor) assigned
to one of the 4 keys on the microphone. When I press this nothing
happens (I expected to hear demodulated TX audio from the speaker when
I talk). I tried assigning the Monitor Function to another button
that is known to work and still nothing happens. So it's not the
button.

Was the Monitor Function an option? Was it known not to work? Is
there something I am missing?

On the internet I found two other people noting that the Monitor
Function was not working on a TS-50 but no answers. This is not a
major issue since the radio works fine in all other respects.

Curtis Eickerman
Do not respond via email. The address won't work.

Dee D. Flint June 23rd 04 07:45 PM


"Curtis Eickerman" wrote in message
om...
I have a Kenwood TS-50 that has Special Function 82 (Monitor) assigned
to one of the 4 keys on the microphone. When I press this nothing
happens (I expected to hear demodulated TX audio from the speaker when
I talk). I tried assigning the Monitor Function to another button
that is known to work and still nothing happens. So it's not the
button.

Was the Monitor Function an option? Was it known not to work? Is
there something I am missing?

On the internet I found two other people noting that the Monitor
Function was not working on a TS-50 but no answers. This is not a
major issue since the radio works fine in all other respects.


Might have to use headphones and turn the volume up. While I haven't tried
it on my TS-50, that's what I had to do one of my other Kenwoods.

Dee D. Flint, N8UZE


Dee D. Flint June 23rd 04 07:45 PM


"Curtis Eickerman" wrote in message
om...
I have a Kenwood TS-50 that has Special Function 82 (Monitor) assigned
to one of the 4 keys on the microphone. When I press this nothing
happens (I expected to hear demodulated TX audio from the speaker when
I talk). I tried assigning the Monitor Function to another button
that is known to work and still nothing happens. So it's not the
button.

Was the Monitor Function an option? Was it known not to work? Is
there something I am missing?

On the internet I found two other people noting that the Monitor
Function was not working on a TS-50 but no answers. This is not a
major issue since the radio works fine in all other respects.


Might have to use headphones and turn the volume up. While I haven't tried
it on my TS-50, that's what I had to do one of my other Kenwoods.

Dee D. Flint, N8UZE


Clif Holland June 23rd 04 09:56 PM

The Monitor function opens the squelch. The TS50 does not have a TX audio
monitor circuit.

--
Clif Holland, KA5IPF
AVVid
Authorized Kenwood and Icom Service Center
816 W Shady Grove Rd
Irving, TX 75060

www.avvid.com

1-800-214-5779
972-870-0630 (Local)
"Curtis Eickerman" wrote in message
om...
I have a Kenwood TS-50 that has Special Function 82 (Monitor) assigned
to one of the 4 keys on the microphone. When I press this nothing
happens (I expected to hear demodulated TX audio from the speaker when
I talk). I tried assigning the Monitor Function to another button
that is known to work and still nothing happens. So it's not the
button.

Was the Monitor Function an option? Was it known not to work? Is
there something I am missing?

On the internet I found two other people noting that the Monitor
Function was not working on a TS-50 but no answers. This is not a
major issue since the radio works fine in all other respects.

Curtis Eickerman
Do not respond via email. The address won't work.




Clif Holland June 23rd 04 09:56 PM

The Monitor function opens the squelch. The TS50 does not have a TX audio
monitor circuit.

--
Clif Holland, KA5IPF
AVVid
Authorized Kenwood and Icom Service Center
816 W Shady Grove Rd
Irving, TX 75060

www.avvid.com

1-800-214-5779
972-870-0630 (Local)
"Curtis Eickerman" wrote in message
om...
I have a Kenwood TS-50 that has Special Function 82 (Monitor) assigned
to one of the 4 keys on the microphone. When I press this nothing
happens (I expected to hear demodulated TX audio from the speaker when
I talk). I tried assigning the Monitor Function to another button
that is known to work and still nothing happens. So it's not the
button.

Was the Monitor Function an option? Was it known not to work? Is
there something I am missing?

On the internet I found two other people noting that the Monitor
Function was not working on a TS-50 but no answers. This is not a
major issue since the radio works fine in all other respects.

Curtis Eickerman
Do not respond via email. The address won't work.




Curtis Eickerman June 24th 04 03:13 AM

"Clif Holland" wrote in message ...
The Monitor function opens the squelch. The TS50 does not have a TX audio
monitor circuit.

--
Clif Holland, KA5IPF
AVVid
Authorized Kenwood and Icom Service Center
816 W Shady Grove Rd
Irving, TX 75060

www.avvid.com

1-800-214-5779
972-870-0630 (Local)


snip

Thanks.

If that's the case, it doesn't rank up there as being anything of much
value to me (opening a squelch that I don't use on sideband). The
operating manual simply provided zero explanation for the function so
the assumption was that it should work like the "Monitor" function of
other radios. Guess not. (shrug)

Curtis Eickerman

Curtis Eickerman June 24th 04 03:13 AM

"Clif Holland" wrote in message ...
The Monitor function opens the squelch. The TS50 does not have a TX audio
monitor circuit.

--
Clif Holland, KA5IPF
AVVid
Authorized Kenwood and Icom Service Center
816 W Shady Grove Rd
Irving, TX 75060

www.avvid.com

1-800-214-5779
972-870-0630 (Local)


snip

Thanks.

If that's the case, it doesn't rank up there as being anything of much
value to me (opening a squelch that I don't use on sideband). The
operating manual simply provided zero explanation for the function so
the assumption was that it should work like the "Monitor" function of
other radios. Guess not. (shrug)

Curtis Eickerman


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