What can I do, wend I get on the XTL5000 O5 CH display "Maintenance Mode - Remote Device"
That it, I can't do nothing. I press all buttons, etc...
What this mean.
Any Ideas?
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XTL 5000 [O5 Head in Maint. Mode]
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Re: XTL 5000
I am not an XTL5k expert but I think that means the head and radio basically are not talking to each other. Was it working to begin with?
Jason
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Re: XTL 5000
What's the history of the radio?
1) Did it come from the factory this way?
2) What firmware version is the control head running?
3) What firmware version is the radio running?
4) Was this a codeplug change to an O5?
5) What is the model number and flash in the radio?
Please answer the above questions so people can better help you.
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1) Did it come from the factory this way?
2) What firmware version is the control head running?
3) What firmware version is the radio running?
4) Was this a codeplug change to an O5?
5) What is the model number and flash in the radio?
Please answer the above questions so people can better help you.
-Alex
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Re: XTL 5000
We're having the same problem with a couple of our motorcycle radios. The users report that the display intermittently reports "Maintenance Mode - Remote Device" on the display.
We're using an XTL 5000 with O5 control head, flashcode 500008-000480-0 and firmware/DSP 9.00.00.
I've checked to make sure the radio is programmed for an O5 head, and everything else in the codeplug looks OK. I tried going to Tools > Synchronize Control Head with Radio, but the process failed.
Any ideas?
Thanks!
Charlie
EDIT: I was just able to successfully synchronize the control head with the radio; but the CPS revealed that the control head host version is already in sync with the radio's host version. I guess that rules out conflicting firmware issues...
We're using an XTL 5000 with O5 control head, flashcode 500008-000480-0 and firmware/DSP 9.00.00.
I've checked to make sure the radio is programmed for an O5 head, and everything else in the codeplug looks OK. I tried going to Tools > Synchronize Control Head with Radio, but the process failed.
Any ideas?
Thanks!
Charlie
EDIT: I was just able to successfully synchronize the control head with the radio; but the CPS revealed that the control head host version is already in sync with the radio's host version. I guess that rules out conflicting firmware issues...
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Re: XTL 5000 [O5 Head in Maint. Mode]
If you see this it is from the control head firmware not syncing with the transceiver firmware and the whole unit goes into reload mode.
This also happens when some people remove the control head flex from the tranceiver instead of just from the control head while B+ is still attached. The jumpers in the transceiver side of the flex cause the loss of sync and whala the maintenance mode appears after reassembly.
The one resolution is to reflash the radio, load a codeplug of known good config and everything should be back to normal. This is only after the radio continues to show "maintenance mode".
Humm,,,
Are you getting any FAIL 01/90's ?
And you are not using data on any of these radio's are you?
These could shed some more light on what may be doing this.
CoM
This also happens when some people remove the control head flex from the tranceiver instead of just from the control head while B+ is still attached. The jumpers in the transceiver side of the flex cause the loss of sync and whala the maintenance mode appears after reassembly.
The one resolution is to reflash the radio, load a codeplug of known good config and everything should be back to normal. This is only after the radio continues to show "maintenance mode".
Humm,,,
Are you getting any FAIL 01/90's ?
And you are not using data on any of these radio's are you?
These could shed some more light on what may be doing this.
CoM
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