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Robb Leamy May 9th 05 05:44 AM

Lowe HF-150 keypad not working
 
I have a Lowe HF-150 with the outboard keypad. The keypad has stopped
working. Now when a key is pushed there is no normal buzz. The pad has no
effect. I think the pad operates a circuit internal to the receiver and
likely the problem is located there. Anyone have this problem and solved
it? Any ideas on what might be a possible cause wouldbe appreciated.
Tnx
Robb WB8BHU



Dave Holford May 9th 05 06:27 PM



Robb Leamy wrote:

I have a Lowe HF-150 with the outboard keypad. The keypad has stopped
working. Now when a key is pushed there is no normal buzz. The pad has no
effect. I think the pad operates a circuit internal to the receiver and
likely the problem is located there. Anyone have this problem and solved
it? Any ideas on what might be a possible cause wouldbe appreciated.
Tnx
Robb WB8BHU


Don't know if this is relevant to your problem; but my keypad dies when the
supply voltage drops, even though the receiver works perfectly normally. I
don't remember the specific voltage where the keyboard drops out, but it might
be worth checking.

Good luck,
Dave


Pete KE9OA May 10th 05 02:29 PM

Check the capacitor at the output of the 8V regulator. If this cap goes bad,
this line will droop.

Pete

"Dave Holford" wrote in message
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Robb Leamy wrote:

I have a Lowe HF-150 with the outboard keypad. The keypad has stopped
working. Now when a key is pushed there is no normal buzz. The pad has
no
effect. I think the pad operates a circuit internal to the receiver and
likely the problem is located there. Anyone have this problem and solved
it? Any ideas on what might be a possible cause wouldbe appreciated.
Tnx
Robb WB8BHU


Don't know if this is relevant to your problem; but my keypad dies when
the
supply voltage drops, even though the receiver works perfectly normally. I
don't remember the specific voltage where the keyboard drops out, but it
might
be worth checking.

Good luck,
Dave





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