Voice recognition on motorola t5500

Does it work for voice recognition with only the phone? I can't speak for the functions of the phone. The phone has to be capable.

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I would do a master clear and delete all old data off phone. Do this by going to settings>security>master clear> sec code: 000000. Good Luck!

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Could be a number of reasons. These radios operate using FM, which transmit and receive most effectivel on a line of sight. If you have something physically blocking you like buildings, hills, any obstruction..., you could then have problems with reception.

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Sorry. The MHz of your radio cannot be changed. And there are no "private" frequencies available for use. However, your radio is equipped with this in mind.

There are 22 frequencies built into the T5500, along with 38 Interference Eliminator Codes. The two combined offer you over 836 choices to avoid other people. And if this is not sufficient, they also have the capability Qt filtering.

http://www.giantintl.com/ContentManage/manuals/Moto/T55xx.pdf

Page 19: Interference Eliminator Codes
Page 21-22: Qt Filter

Most likely it is stopping at a channel which has RF (radio frequency) activity. The activity doesn't have to be another radio with someone talking. It could simply be something transmitting on the same MHz. The only way to know for sure is to try the radios in a different location (as in moving away from the problem). If you want to avoid this "noise" you can turn on your interference eliminator, and it should block out anyone transmitting on the frequency (unless they set their interference eliminator to the same code as yours.)

If the noise continues when you try the radios in a different location (more than 5-10 miles away), then you will have to investigate a problem with the radios themselves.

Hello AHAPXUCT,

To start scanning on a Motorola TalkAbout T5500 all you have to do it press the MON button for a full second and then release it. The radio should automatically being scanning the channels for activity and stopping on any received signals.

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If it does- yes, it will pick up other 2 way radios.

I think you radio has a problem and will need to be checked, rapaired or replaced.