These radios are out of depot service, so Motorola probably won't touch them.
Usually you just get a blank 8-pin RJ-45 and short the hangup pin to ground so that PL will decode correctly (I don't remember the exact pin numbers at the moment - sorry). It could be just local mic audio being injected since your likely keying the TX using the accessory connector. If your convinced that its an internal problem, I'd try seperating the logic and RF boards to reset the interconnection between them (could just be oxidation or something acting like a pickup). Tony --- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, "kb3ccn" <n3...@...> wrote: > > I just got my cat-200 controller programed up and i notice some oddities with > my tx audio. > > I have a large fan that runs in the cabinet and the radios pick up the noise. > Also , when i am transmitting into the repeater , i can tap on the speakers > for both the tx and rx radio and you can hear the tapping on the output of > the repeater . Best described as the speaker is acting like a microphone and > that how the fan noise is getting in > > Any suggestions ?? > Maybe disable the speaker from the jumpers between pin 15 and 16 ? >
