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<blockquote data-quote="mmcbride1069" data-source="post: 2618140" data-attributes="member: 57229"><p>I agree with bamban in that input power protection is cheap and easy. As far as the OP's question is concerned, I do not profess to know, but it seems fairly obvious that either the transmitter oscillator or it's sampling circuit is off frequency, causing the CPU to disable the transmitter. This would be a hardware issue requiring the services of a qualified technician with access to documentation and spare parts. In his case, there is little to do but send it in. You don't want to mess with microwave toys unless you have some idea of what you are doing. HOWEVER: the system does use several frequencies which are user selectable. This feature is to accommodate busy ranges where multiple units can interfere with one another. It would be good to know if the system works on another frequency setting.</p><p></p><p>In the case of the unit that intermittently displays the error but it fixes on reset; so long as it doesn't lock up so often as to cost too many cuss words, "Keep on Truckin". I would suppose the transmitter disables when the CPU thinks it cannot maintain data specifications so the fact that the transmitter has an issue probably does not affect accuracy when it does work. The unit may slowly get worse, suddenly die, or may go on like that forever.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mmcbride1069, post: 2618140, member: 57229"] I agree with bamban in that input power protection is cheap and easy. As far as the OP's question is concerned, I do not profess to know, but it seems fairly obvious that either the transmitter oscillator or it's sampling circuit is off frequency, causing the CPU to disable the transmitter. This would be a hardware issue requiring the services of a qualified technician with access to documentation and spare parts. In his case, there is little to do but send it in. You don't want to mess with microwave toys unless you have some idea of what you are doing. HOWEVER: the system does use several frequencies which are user selectable. This feature is to accommodate busy ranges where multiple units can interfere with one another. It would be good to know if the system works on another frequency setting. In the case of the unit that intermittently displays the error but it fixes on reset; so long as it doesn't lock up so often as to cost too many cuss words, "Keep on Truckin". I would suppose the transmitter disables when the CPU thinks it cannot maintain data specifications so the fact that the transmitter has an issue probably does not affect accuracy when it does work. The unit may slowly get worse, suddenly die, or may go on like that forever. [/QUOTE]
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