[Motorola] Service Monitor

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Not a problem, Don.  Plug a cassette recorder's aux input into your PC
speaker jack, play the .wav file and record it on a cassette.  Then
just play the cassette back into the service monitor's external
modulation input jack.  Remember to adjust the cassette machine's
audio output level to a point where the signal doesn't get distorted
on its way the service monitor's transmitter.

73,

Dick W1NMZ

That's how I did it with my IFR FM/AM-1200.

Don wrote:
> 
> Well I think I opened My mouth and ask A question , Now I  Think I got a
> Good Answer , Now I have No idea How to Do this ? Now that I Got Everyone
> attention With This confusing statement,  Let Me try and Explain the
> problem,  I have A Weather Alert Receiver on My 440 Repeater , Activates
> When it gets the Programmed Weather Alerts and Also Every Wednesday  11:00
> --12:00 Chicago Time, And this is the only time I can test it To See if it
> Will Turn ON And Most importantly Turn OFF The Repeater.  Last Wednesday It
> Activated the Test Signal but it did not Turn OFF. and A Repeater Control
> Op turned it off. Now not Wanting to wait Until a Weather Alert or A Week
> to see if it Would work . I just E-Mailed The Company that Made the unit
> and Explained the Problem , and Told them that I had access to A Motorola
> 2001 Service Monitor, And would their  Be A Way for Me to Send the Turn On
> and Off signal and Alerts? Well He Was Very Help full and Stated He Would
> E-Mail me Some Test Wav Files for Me to feed into the Service Monitor,  And
> Test the Receiver Wow that is Great News,  But for One thing ? How Do I Do
> This ? Any Help other the Recommending Psychiatric help ,  Will be Greatly
> Appreciated
> 
>                                Thanks Don KA9QJG
> 
> Wish Motorola Equipment Liked Me
> 
> As much As I like it.
> 
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