Static The head set is emitting static and cannot be used.

If you have Android 3.x, use this procedure:

1)Open Settings
2)Touch Wireless & networks on the left
3)Touch Wi-Fi settings
4)Find the network you wish to connect to and long press it (touch and hold).
5)Touch Modify Network
6)Touch the IP Settings drop down and change from DHCP to Static
7)Enter the settings for your network - if you are unsure what settings to use, contact your network administrator


If you are using Android 4.0, then use this procedure:

1)Open Settings
2)Under the Wireless & networks heading on the left, Touch Wi-Fi
3)Find the network you wish to connect to and long press it (touch and hold).
4)Touch Modify Network
5)Touch the Show Advanced Settings check box in the lower left corner of the dialogue box. If the Show Advanced Settings option is not displayed, you may need to go back a step and Touch Forget Network, and then, when you reset up the network, you will see the Show Advanced Settings option
6)Touch the IP Settings drop down and change from DHCP to Static
7)Enter the settings for your network - if you are unsure what settings to use, contact your network administrator

To ensure that you have got Static IP visit IP-Details.com to have an IP lookup.

Static can be caused by a poorly charged or bad battery. Try cleaning your battery contacts with a pencil eraser, on the battery, radio, and charger. Then recharge the batteries and see if the problem still exists. If so, try a battery from a known good unit and see if it stops the static.

If the battery is not the issue, you could simply have environmental noise. RF (radio frequency wave) in the environment is a common problem in urban areas. If you are using the radios in or around computers and other electronic devices, coil the cords to these devices and make them tidy. RF noise can be emitted through the cord like it is an antenna of sorts. Coiling will reduce this effect.

If your radios have PL capability, aka private line code, interference eliminator, turn it on, or change the setting. This should block out unwanted noise and interference.

Best regards.

A lot of times when head phones of a head set have static it could mean that dust and/or water have gotten into the ear piece and the sound wave rattle around the gunk. that's about all i know.

This may sound silly, but it sounds like that you a have static electricity problem. If the dust is collecting on top (outside of the brush head that is probably the static attracting it. This is common during the colder months. You know how during these months when you walk across carpet and then just someone or a metal objest, you get a shock.
You might try lightly spraying a little "static guard" on the top of the brush head before using it, or using a carpet dusting product that smells good, and may reduce the static.

Contant static can be a sign of a bad battery. Try trading the battery pack between the units to see if the problem moves to the other radio. If so, you need to replace your battery pack. Any other problem related to static would not be able to be resolved, as the T4500 is non-repairable.

Best regards.

Possible error is the data is not read by the optical head.
So clen the lens eye to check if the faultt changes. If not the optical head assembly must be changed.
Use proper method to change the new Head, remove the static short of solder to prevent static damage to the head if touched or solderred by leaky soldering irons.
Use an anti static iron to do the job.

Look for a poor antenna cable end connection. AM radio is always worse than FM.

This sounds like the output stage of the subwoofer amp has failed -- needs service...

Charlie

Try Installing A New Antenna.

Hi: An alignment of the video if and or the audio circuits may be necessary in a repair shop.

How old is this set?

Al