CDM1250 'Test Mode' Tone Volume

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ten13
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CDM1250 'Test Mode' Tone Volume

Post by ten13 »

Hi, Gang....

While programming a 1250, the volume for the 'test mode' (as opposed to the tone for pressing buttons, changing channels, etc) is a BIT loud. The other tone is OK, but when it's finished in the test mode, the sound seems to be overly loud.

What...and where in the S/W....is the control for that tone volume?

Thanks!
thebigphish
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Re: CDM1250 'Test Mode' Tone Volume

Post by thebigphish »

you mean the musical tone? You're worried about adjusting the test mode tone?

Invest your time in worrying about other more meaningful things, not that. That's fixed.
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KG4INW
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Re: CDM1250 'Test Mode' Tone Volume

Post by KG4INW »

We just cover the speaker with a free hand until it's done doing its thing because of the full volume blast successful tone they emit. Doing several hundred portables (since HT750s/1250s are in the same family) in one day can get tiring!
ten13
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Re: CDM1250 'Test Mode' Tone Volume

Post by ten13 »

Thanks, KG4INW, for your reasonable and common-sense reply, and for returning my respect for this Board.

That's what I was doing during programming, covering the speaker, but I figured there should be some way of eliminating it or turning it down. Now I know there isn't.

Unfortunately, there are some who think that, if you don't know as much as them, you shouldn't even have a radio, and should be personally criticized accordingly.
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