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Dear John,
Try all the suggestions above first. If one of them works for you, fine. If not, try this: first ascertain whether your radio includes the Notch Filter/Noise Blanker option. (If you are not sure, or cannot determine this, then you MUST assume you do NOT have the option installed.) If it is NOT installed, then access the configuration menu (full directions for this are in the owner's manual) and go to first the Notch Option - make sure the setting is NO; then go next to the NB Option and make sure that setting is NO too. If you do NOT have the Notch Filter/Noise Blanker option and EITHER setting is set to YES, you will have NO audio output from the receiver. Setting the radio back to Default will NOT correct this. This setting must be properly configured manually. If you then hear signals, at that point you will know for sure that you do not have this option installed. Also -- make sure the volume is turned up to at least 50%! You might also want to try an external speaker connected from the jack on the back. This jack, like the front headphone jack, could also be causing a problem. Should all of the above not help you, or if you do in fact have the NF/ NB option installed and still you hear no signals, then I'm afraid you will need to send the set back to AOR-UK for repairs. Please let us know the outcome. Best, Joe On Dec 9, 10:59 am, john wrote: i picked up an aor 7030 plus the other day and the only thing i receive on it is hiss - i've tried all antenna inputs and i don't even get crackling from the radio when i connect the antenna - all menus and front controls are working fine - am i missing something? - this is a pretty deep radio regarding menus - is there a mute or control buried in this menu set that maybe i'm missing - i've done multiple resets which defaults the radio back to the factory settings - still no stations. this is a great radio - built like a rock and i like the feel of it - now if i can only get it to hear - hey pete are you hearing me?? any help is greatly appreciated - thanks in advance and happy holidays. john |
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John e-mailed me about this unit.............when he changes the I.F.
bandwidth, the pitch of the internal receiver noise does change, indicating that everything from the I.F. strip through the audio is working. Hopefully, it isn't that 1st mixer that is blown. It appears that the SD5400 is now considered an oblolete item. That's the easy part. It could also be a failure in the synthesizer that provides 1st LO injection, but that is probably unlikely. John also told me that the backup battery has leaked, so hopefully none of the plated through holes on the controller board have been damaged from corrosion. Pete "Joe Analssandrini" wrote in message ... Dear John, Try all the suggestions above first. If one of them works for you, fine. If not, try this: first ascertain whether your radio includes the Notch Filter/Noise Blanker option. (If you are not sure, or cannot determine this, then you MUST assume you do NOT have the option installed.) If it is NOT installed, then access the configuration menu (full directions for this are in the owner's manual) and go to first the Notch Option - make sure the setting is NO; then go next to the NB Option and make sure that setting is NO too. If you do NOT have the Notch Filter/Noise Blanker option and EITHER setting is set to YES, you will have NO audio output from the receiver. Setting the radio back to Default will NOT correct this. This setting must be properly configured manually. If you then hear signals, at that point you will know for sure that you do not have this option installed. Also -- make sure the volume is turned up to at least 50%! You might also want to try an external speaker connected from the jack on the back. This jack, like the front headphone jack, could also be causing a problem. Should all of the above not help you, or if you do in fact have the NF/ NB option installed and still you hear no signals, then I'm afraid you will need to send the set back to AOR-UK for repairs. Please let us know the outcome. Best, Joe On Dec 9, 10:59 am, john wrote: i picked up an aor 7030 plus the other day and the only thing i receive on it is hiss - i've tried all antenna inputs and i don't even get crackling from the radio when i connect the antenna - all menus and front controls are working fine - am i missing something? - this is a pretty deep radio regarding menus - is there a mute or control buried in this menu set that maybe i'm missing - i've done multiple resets which defaults the radio back to the factory settings - still no stations. this is a great radio - built like a rock and i like the feel of it - now if i can only get it to hear - hey pete are you hearing me?? any help is greatly appreciated - thanks in advance and happy holidays. john |
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Dear Pete,
No wonder the previous owner sold it! Best, Joe On Dec 10, 1:33 pm, "Pete KE9OA" wrote: John e-mailed me about this unit.............when he changes the I.F. bandwidth, the pitch of the internal receiver noise does change, indicating that everything from the I.F. strip through the audio is working. Hopefully, it isn't that 1st mixer that is blown. It appears that the SD5400 is now considered an obsolete item. That's the easy part. It could also be a failure in the synthesizer that provides 1st LO injection, but that is probably unlikely. John also told me that the backup battery has leaked, so hopefully none of the plated through holes on the controller board have been damaged from corrosion. Pete |
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