this is not at all what is going on. I have a HT1C cable from byonics I have 
tried to hook up to my mobile. and I have a HT cable from RPC I have tried to 
use on my HT. these cables have worked for a TT4 and the opentracker but cant 
get the tracker2 to PTT at all on both rigs. the only time I can get the 
tracker2 to PTT on my mobile is if I turn on the HT jumper when hooked up to my 
mobile but then if I go under the config program and go under tuning and hit 
PTT it wont turn on the HT or the mobile rig. I know my cables are good because 
I used them on other trackers even used them on the opentracker. when I got the 
tracker2 it had a diffent firmware number and I upgraded that by the config 
program and I wonder if this might have done something. I know the gps is 
working right because I'm getting all stations to show and dispatch menu is 
showing on gps.
Ron


From: James Ewen 
Sent: Wednesday, December 30, 2009 1:56 PM
To: [email protected] 
Subject: Re: [tracker2] what am i doing wroung on setting up?


  
On Wed, Dec 30, 2009 at 1:44 PM, <[email protected]> wrote:

> it says firmware 55076 if that makes any diffent. yes I have tried to PTT
> using both my HT cable I got from RPC and my mobile and it wont key up any
> of them.

I would suggest taking a step back, and explaining what it is you are
trying to do. You are talking about HT jumpers, HT cables and mobile
rigs all in the same thread.

If you explain what it is you would like to do, and what it is that
you have done, we might be able to spot a problem.

>From your explanations so far, it sounds like you are trying to hook
up a mobile radio using an HT cable, and telling the OT2 that you have
an HT connected. That's not going to work for you. Sometimes duct tape
won't solve every problem! 8)

You will need a cable that is appropriate for the FT-2700... I'll go
out on a limb and suggest that a cable for a hand held radio is
probably not going to work for you here.

We can toss ideas around for a long time, but if we get a better
picture of what you want, and what you have done so far, we can
eliminate a whole lot of useless suggestions.

James
VE6SRV


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