I need an address to send for the USB repair please. I have 2 teledongles and they are both doing the same thing. I'll try the fix below.
The call signs all match. I'll try increasing the distance. d Keith Packard <[email protected]> on Friday, December 12, 2014 at 12:21 PM -0600 wrote: >Dennis Oubre <[email protected]> writes: > >> I plugged the TeleBT into the Win7 Enterprise laptop this morning and >> it inexplicably did what it was supposed to do. The Teledongle still >> shows up in device manager under "modems" as Telemetrum and is showing >> a steady red and green light. > >Mysterious. You should probably try deleting the device under Windows >and then reconnecting it to get Windows to re-evaluate the >device. Sometimes Windows gets confused about device configurations... > >It's also possible that something has just happened to the TeleDongle, >although I've never seen this particular failure mode before, it sure >looks more like a Windows issue. > >> In addition, the altimeters are both still showing all red indicators >> in Monitor Idle, but working perfectly in Monitor Flight. > >That's almost always a radio configuration issue; the AltosUI callsign >has to exactly match the flight computer callsign. If not that, then >make sure the antenna on the TeleBT works well, and that the two units >aren't too close to each other. > >> Also, all this plugging/unplugging has now made the micro usb fall off >> of one the altimeters. > >Yeah, those little connectors don't like a lot of torque on them, do >they. We can repair this easily enough. > >-keith
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