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[Robert Spooner]

Fabio,

Do you have a copy of the installation instructions for the monitor 
unit?  There may be something that needs to be done to tell the radio 
that the monitor unit is there, and it might have been undone during 
servicing.  You also may want to open up the radio and verify that the 
unit is still there and has not come loose.  I'll try to remember to 
look in my manuals at home and see if there's anything else I can suggest.

I've thought of ordering a monitoring unit, and wonder if, when it was 
working, if you found it helpful in setting the transmit audio 
processing level.  Do you think it is a worthwhile accessory?

73,
Bob  AD3K

Fabio wrote:
> 
>  I have a '245 with the monitor unit (CMF-144), which I don't usually 
> use during normal operations.
> Some time ago I turned on the radio and wanted to try it, so I pushed 
> the MONI button. The led lights on, but no monitor audio is heard at all 
> in the phones (or in the speaker). Trying to change the monitor volume 
> level doesn't change the situation.
> Some time ago I brought the radio to service for a check, and maybe 
> there they forgot to turn some switch on?
> I'd like to know if there is a simple way to get the monitor audio back 
> again (a microswitch inside the radio, for example, or something 
> similar) without bringing the radio back to service...
> thanks for any suggestion,
> 73
> Fabio
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