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HT1550 wont let me load a "440xxx"

Posted: Tue Mar 31, 2015 7:10 pm
by giguchan
All,
I have a question... I have a 403-470 HT 1550. I am trying to program a 440xxx - it wont let me do it all I get is the "you are not allowed to do that tone"... I already have another freq of 438xxx which seems to work fine.
What am I missing here... is it so Obvious that I over looked something?
Thanks... in advance

Re: HT1550 wont let me load a "440xxx"

Posted: Wed Apr 01, 2015 5:54 am
by SteveC0625
giguchan wrote:All,
I have a question... I have a 403-470 HT 1550. I am trying to program a 440xxx - it wont let me do it all I get is the "you are not allowed to do that tone"... I already have another freq of 438xxx which seems to work fine.
What am I missing here... is it so Obvious that I over looked something?
Thanks... in advance
Are you entering a frequency in a personality or a tone in QC-II call or signaling? (Note bold above that I added.)

If it is a frequency in a personality, is it a valid frequency step? or a known birdie? or other forbidden frequency?

Re: HT1550 wont let me load a "440xxx"

Posted: Wed Apr 01, 2015 4:59 pm
by giguchan
Hey Steve,
The Frequency is a normal UHF frequency... I hope it isn't Forbidden 440.725tx and rx 445.725 I am entering this into a normal personality. The Personality has already been created(The former I don't use anymore) I have never had any trouble before with programming. I should have had someone try this on a frequency agile radio to see if maybe I got something backwards.

Thanks for the reply.

Re: HT1550 wont let me load a "440xxx"

Posted: Wed Apr 08, 2015 10:26 pm
by giguchan
*update*

I am not sure but the zero key on my CF29 is not functioning properly, for those of you who are familiar with that KB on that LT I had to use the "M" key(with a little blue zero) that is the only way to get this to work.
Not sure why the normal Zero wont work.. The good thing is that I was able to program my radio. The normal zero works in any other capacity... Thanks for the reply.

Go Figger...