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Troubleshooting

 

I?I tried to use an aftermarket speaker/mic.? This made the unit begin to power up and down repeatedly, about two cycles per second.? I tried the reset procedure described ?in the manual.? This has no effect.? The speaker/mic does have a 4-conductor plug.? Any ideas would be most appreciated. ??

?73 de?Jim Carroll,?r?K9JEC.i an aftermarket speaker/mic.? This made the unit begin to power up and down repeatedly.? I tried the reset procedure described ?in the manual.? This has no effect.? The speaker/mic does have a 4-conductor plug.? Any ideas would be most appreciated. ???73 de K9JEC. Jim Carroll?I tried to use an aftermarket speaker/mic.? This made the unit begin to power up and down repeatedly.? I tried the reset procedure described ?in the manual.? This has no effect.? The speaker/mic does have a 4-conductor plug.? Any ideas would be most appreciated. ???73 de K9JEC. Jim Carroll
 

Assuming it is made for Yaesu ... Only insert and remove with radio OFF.

Is it "seating" completely in the side of the radio?

Many aftermarket audio accessories' tip of the 4-conductor 3.5mm plug just aren't "shaped" like Yaesu's ...

--
Clint Bradford K6LCS
http//www.work-sat.com
 

Plug pushed in all the way? ?It is a straight thru plug, no threads on it?




On Sunday, August 9, 2020, 21:17, James Carroll <jimcarrollcrna@...> wrote:

I?I tried to use an aftermarket speaker/mic.? This made the unit begin to power up and down repeatedly, about two cycles per second.? I tried the reset procedure described ?in the manual.? This has no effect.? The speaker/mic does have a 4-conductor plug.? Any ideas would be most appreciated. ??

?73 de?Jim Carroll,?r?K9JEC.i an aftermarket speaker/mic.? This made the unit begin to power up and down repeatedly.? I tried the reset procedure described ?in the manual.? This has no effect.? The speaker/mic does have a 4-conductor plug.? Any ideas would be most appreciated. ???73 de K9JEC. Jim Carroll?I tried to use an aftermarket speaker/mic.? This made the unit begin to power up and down repeatedly.? I tried the reset procedure described ?in the manual.? This has no effect.? The speaker/mic does have a 4-conductor plug.? Any ideas would be most appreciated. ???73 de K9JEC. Jim Carroll
 

I went through the same issue. In my situation I could not
fully seat the connector in the socket. I trimmed away a bit?
of the connector plastic on the speaker mike and it then?
fully seated but any little thing would cause it to pop out.
Only solution I know of is to buy OEM? S-M from Yaesu.

Regards

Chuck WD4HXG

On August 10, 2020 at 12:17 AM, "James Carroll" <jimcarrollcrna@...> wrote:

I?I tried to use an aftermarket speaker/mic.? This made the unit begin to power up and down repeatedly, about two cycles per second.? I tried the reset procedure described ?in the manual.? This has no effect.? The speaker/mic does have a 4-conductor plug.? Any ideas would be most appreciated. ??

?73 de?Jim Carroll,?r?K9JEC.i an aftermarket speaker/mic.? This made the unit begin to power up and down repeatedly.? I tried the reset procedure described ?in the manual.? This has no effect.? The speaker/mic does have a 4-conductor plug.? Any ideas would be most appreciated. ???73 de K9JEC. Jim Carroll?I tried to use an aftermarket speaker/mic.? This made the unit begin to power up and down repeatedly.? I tried the reset procedure described ?in the manual.? This has no effect.? The speaker/mic does have a 4-conductor plug.? Any ideas would be most appreciated. ???73 de K9JEC. Jim Carroll

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