[Kenwood] re Faulty TH-77E

[Esterson/Pinsky]

On a reference I have, holding the "M" button while powering on does a full
microprocessor reset.

-avi 4X6UA

At 09:34 29-10-04 +0100, David M0WAM wrote:
>Ken, WA2LBI wrote:
>
>> Dave,
>> 
>> Have you tried performing a CPU reset? On that radio there may be a
>> couple levels of reset. Go for the one that resets the CPU not just
>> clears the memories and user settings. That may fix the problem. At
>> least it is easy and no cost. Write down your settings and memory
>> channel information before you reset.
>> 
>> Good luck!
>> 
>> Ken, WA2LBI
>> 
>
>Hi Ken,
>
>The manual mentions two resets, Memory Reset (hold the M key & turn on
>power) and VFO Reset (hold the ENT key & turn on power).  I've tried them
>both.  It's not clear whether either of them actually resets the CPU, but
>there's no mention of any other reset.
>
>Thanks for the suggestion,
>
>David
>M0WAM
>
>
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