Top 20 Logitech (980158) Headset - Page 9 Questions & Answers

Even saying ICOM would help people to help you. That radio requires software and a programming cable adapter. It is new enough to do Narrow band. Best bet is to find an ICOM dealer to program it for you. That way, it will be on legal frequencies. Your unit is VHF, so it cannot talk to GMRS over the counter radios. It is a decent radio, we sold them and the battery life was good. Ask more if you want to know more.

try to do a Hard reset on the unit and then reload your freq list from Chirp. It happened to my UV-5R-v2 Baofeng. It worked fine after that.

Your Kenwood radio has programmable squelch. It is accessible through the software. However, if the squelch knob (pot) has been broken, it must be fixed or replaced. Move the control knobs back and forth, do either move more than say 1/16 of an inch? If so, they likely broke inside. You could open the radio, resolder the switch, which I called a pot and see if that works. If not, take it to a dealer or sadly, buy another radio.

What does the manual tell us. Here is a link to try. If my memory is correct the RED LED turns off when it is charged about 4 hours. https://manuals.plus/target/heyday-portable-bluetooth-speaker-manual

The overall reports on this radio, which appears to have been discontinued, is that it has a number of problems and needs to be serviced and the circuits aligned by someone with the appropriate skills and equipment. If you purchased it recently, from all reports, see if you can get it serviced under warranty. otherwise, find a good CB repair shop and have them check it. The likely culprit is a bad transmit circuit. Not a easy fix unless you have the tools to test properly.

it has been set up for priority scan https://uniden.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/UH_850S-2TP_OM.pdf page 22

You might have to reset it, that is if it paired before with the same device. Know that Blue Tooth has different versions and some don't work with other versions of bluetooth. But your post sounds like it worked before you reset it, so it may just be that easy.

you may have a bad squelch pot on the radio. try turning it fully in one direction an back in the other direction. it also could be that the Pot is dirty get some contact cleaner and open up the radio and squirt a very little cleaner into the open spot of the Pot. then rotate the know several times. if you do not have something like CRC QD Contact Cleaner you can get it in a good hardwood store like ACE or TrueValue, and even Home Depot. you can use only 91-99% Electronic Grade Isopropyl Alcohol, do not use the 70% Isopropyl Alcohol.

Make certain the AM/FM radio is off. You cannot squelch when it is on. Try adjusting again. If it does not stop the squelch noise, the switch is dirty or broken. To go further means taking it apart. You will try to "clean" the switch. Do you want to take it apart?

Unfortunately, no. Although the Foxtel iQ3 and iQ4K STUs do have Bluetooth functionality built in, it is only used for pairing a compatible Foxtel remote control - Bluetooth audio is not supported. You will need to pair your headphones with your television set which will transmit audio from the Foxtel STU via HDMI.

I think the problem is you may have to hold the power button in for a few seconds so that the buds know that YOU want them on and not your pocket! It's a common practice these days to do that so that the device doesn't drain unexpectedly. The manual should tell you how to do this.

The usual cause is that the transmit button on the mike is broken or stuck in the "talk" position. If you disconnect the mike and the radio, then turn the radio on and it still is showing transmit, then the issue is inside the radio or the connector for the mike. If the radio stays in receive mode with the mike disconnected, look at the mike connector for any bent pins or damage to the connector. If you don't see anything, try spraying electronic contact cleaner , the could be some corrosion that is causing a short here. Another thing, if you have it, is to use a different mike and see if that works properly.

It sound like your power supply is not providing enough output for the radio. Are you by chance using a wall wart for power? You need a dedicated 12 volt power supply, made by Astron, QJE, or Pyramid.

If the radio is designed to use a two prong connector, then you will need to replace it with the same type. Generally, one prong is for the mic and the other is the speaker. There is usually a common ground on one of them and possibly the push to talk on the mic prong. You shouldn't have much trouble finding a two prong replacement mic, eBay has many for most radios.

Most headsets do not have a reset since there is nothing to reset. If you need to pair it again with a phone, go into the settings of the phone, find the bluetooth device list and tell the phone to forget the headset. then do the pairing again, after fully charging the headset.

What type of radio are you talking about Ham Radio, AM & FM Radio? we need more information then this: "Electricity went out. Unable to get radio channel of my choosing"

Your antenna should not make any difference with power or receiving. Is the scanner mobile or in a room? Hard to imagine the connector being broken. You could test the antenna or even the BNC connector on the scanner. Try another antenna. If you wiggle it, does it start receiving? You may have a short in the BNC to the receiver. Other than that, look to power issues.

Not sure if this is the one but try this one. https://fccid.io/2AFR71047/User-Manual/User-manual-2942494.pdf

Radio frequencies are different from country to country. NZ will use different frequencies than Canada. Canada and the USA have agreements in place because they border each other on what freq. is used for what. NZ likely has its own list. Your radio is not programmable to NZ frequencies. Sorry!

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