Received new 6400M Monday March 12, 2018. Today it spontaneously shut down and rebooted. Displayed dialog box saying it was disconnecting and wait for start. Running Software version 2.1.32.38
HW version 2.1.32.104
Also, yesterday the A Slice Receiver VFO spontaneously drifted down about 200 Hz over a 1 second period. Stopped with the 10's digit in the frequency toggling between 6 and 4.
Does anyone know what causes either of these behaviors? And, is there a solution?
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Check your Power supply voltage perhaps
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Power Supply 13.86 volts before and after power up.
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You don't have your monitor or another rig, amplifier or tuner set on top of it do you? I have seen where if I placed equipment on top of my rig it will affect the rigs operation and the way it behaves sometimes.
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Clay, it is possible the VFO knob moved a touch, they will move very easy, some are taking the knob off and placing a felt washer behind it to give a little drag.
The radio may have sensed something not right in the processors and needed to restart. but it is usually caused from a network disconnect.
The radio may have sensed something not right in the processors and needed to restart. but it is usually caused from a network disconnect.
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Not touching radio when either behavior occurred.
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My experience with that type of shut down/restart, is heat related, mainly the processors and the like getting too hot and rebooting for whatever reason.
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Radio was in receive for hours before behavior occurred. Operating at room temp with minimum 6 inches of clearance on all sides.
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I have converted this topic to a support HelpDesk ticket (http://helpdesk.flexradio.com) for expedited issue resolution. Please respond using the HelpDesk ticket for issue resolution.
If anyone else is experiencing an issue similar to this one, please submit a HelpDesk support ticket for issue resolution.
If anyone else is experiencing an issue similar to this one, please submit a HelpDesk support ticket for issue resolution.
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Morning Tim. Mine did not reboot. It had been on for about 30 minutes. Was looking at my computer and when I turned towards the flex, the frequency was shifting up and down example 7.192.000 went to 7.192.200 then 300 then back up to 100. I was no where near the radio. Did not bump it. Same thing happen 2 times before.
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This sounds remarkably similar to my 6600M with the auto-changing AF level. When not touching the rig (or having any PC programs interacting with it), the AF level will intermittently change rapidly up and down. Sometimes the change is just a few levels, but it's also gone from 63 to 1 by itself. It doesn't happen when running SSDR. It's happened 5 or 6 times in the past two weeks.
I have a help desk ticket open for this. Perhaps you should open a ticket and reference my ticket 22806 as a potentially similar issue.
73 - David, AG4F
I have a help desk ticket open for this. Perhaps you should open a ticket and reference my ticket 22806 as a potentially similar issue.
73 - David, AG4F
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I Put in a ticket David, but forgot to ref: you ticket number. Gray matter is 72 yr old. gets overloaded easy now a days.
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Clay
Will see if behavior returns.