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Maintenance
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Troubleshooting
In case of malfunctioning, refer to the following table:
Table 5. User Troubleshooting Chart
Problem Troubleshooting
Blank Display CHECK
• DC power cable is connected properly to the radio and
battery.
• A 7.5A fuse is installed in the fuse holder located on the
green wire of the DC power cable.
Display present but weak or
no receive signal or noise
CHECK
• Connection of antenna to antenna tuner and antenna
tuner to radio cables (loose or broken connections)
• Squelch position OFF.
• Correct programming of operating channel (frequency,
mode of operation, etc).
Engine noise picked up by
the antenna
Determine by observing difference in the reception by
turning the Engine ON/OFF.
ENSURE
• Ground leads are properly connected, all power wires
and ground leads are as short as possible
• That Noise Blanker (if installed) is enabled.
• Install noise reduction Kit TLN8845.
Poor or no transmission CHECK
• That a 30A fuse is installed in the fuse holder located
on the red wire of the power cable.
• That proper grounding cables are connected from the
radio and from the antenna tuner to the vehicle chassis.
• While speaking, check RF power bars for activity. The
resultant RF power output is displayed in approximately
15 W increments (bars) being added from left to right.
• If three or more left-hand bars disappear, there may be
a problem in the antenna system. If antenna cabling,
antenna mast rigging position has changed since the
antenna was last tuned, the antenna tuner will not be
adjusted automatically. To retune the antenna tuner,
scroll to the next channel and thereafter scroll back. If
this procedure does not correct the situation, inspect
the tuner, antenna and ground plane for loose
connections or misplaced parts. If no loose
connections are found, call the nearest Motorola
technician or service facility for assistance.
- MICOM-2E ALE 1
- COMPUTER SOFTWARE COPYRIGHTS 2
- Table of Contents 6
- MICOM-2E ALE Owner’s Manual 7
- Contents 8
- Glossary 10
- Transmit 12
- FCC Information 13
- Transmitter 14
- Receiver 15
- Technical Specifications 16
- Blasting Caps and Areas 19
- Guidelines and Warnings 20
- Vehicles With an Air Bag 21
- Restrictions 22
- Introduction 24
- Transmitter Features 25
- Receiver Features 26
- Frequency Sources 26
- Power Source 26
- CW Keying Operation 26
- Programmable Features 27
- Overview 28
- LED Indicators 29
- Icon Indicators 31
- Transceiver Rear Panel 32
- Alert Tone Indications 32
- Operating Instructions 34
- Global Operations 35
- Using Working Modes 36
- Choosing a New Channel 38
- Simplex Frequency (SMPX) 42
- Duplex Frequency (DPLX) 42
- Working in Scan Mode 43
- To enter Scan mode: 43
- Working in BITE Mode 44
- To enter BITE mode: 44
- Working in Lock Mode 45
- To enter Lock mode: 45
- Working in Program Mode 46
- To enter Program mode: 46
- Setting a Password 47
- Changing a Password 48
- Working in Transmit Mode 49
- To transmit: 49
- Checking the RF Power 49
- Working in DIM Mode 50
- To enter DIM mode: 50
- Programming the Radio 52
- Programming Channels 53
- Choosing the Band Type 58
- • USB - upper side band 58
- • LSB - lower side band 58
- To set the channel band: 58
- To set the AGC speed: 60
- Setting Radio Parameters 62
- Microphone Side Tone (MST) 64
- Accessory Side Tone (AST) 64
- PTT Release Beep (PTBP) 64
- Keyboard Beep (KBBP) 65
- To set the time-out time: 66
- Setting Radio Options 67
- To disable ALE: 85
- LQA Memory 87
- Automatic Sounding 87
- Figure 1: Network Occupancy 88
- Immediate (Manual) Sounding 89
- Bi-directional Handshake 90
- ALE Programming 90
- Receiving Calls 91
- Receiving an Individual Call 92
- Receiving a Net Call 93
- Receiving a Sound Call 94
- Transmitting Calls 95
- To send an AllCall: 96
- Transmitting Individual Calls 97
- To make an individual call: 97
- Transmitting Net Calls 99
- To make a net call: 99
- (see page 13). Press 101
- to view the parameters 101
- Using the Caller Stack 102
- Monitoring the Speaker 104
- Tuning the Antenna Tuner 105
- Installation 106
- Figure 2: Power Supply 107
- Front Model Installation 108
- Trunk Model Installation 110
- Step 1 112
- Step 2 112
- Step 3 112
- Step 4 113
- Step 5 113
- Figure 10: Microphone Clip 115
- External Speaker Installation 116
- Connectors 118
- * Do not connect to GND 119
- DC Connector J4 120
- Vehicular Noise Reduction 121
- Maintenance 122
- Table 4. Error Messages 123
- Troubleshooting 124
- Table 6. Failure Messages 125
- Radio Checks 127
- Procedures 128
- MICOM-2E-ALE Owner’s Manual 131
- @68O2952C60@ 132
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