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Symptom | Possible Causes | Possible Solutions |
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(Continued) | You have a malfunctioning radio | 1 Remove all but one radio |
| module. | module from the carrier. (See |
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| “Removing Radio Module from |
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| Carrier” in Chapter 4.) |
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| 2 Test each radio module |
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| individually, verifying that the |
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| POWER and PASS LEDs on |
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| each radio module lights when |
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| the carrier is powered, and that |
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| the OUT OF SYNC LED is not |
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| lit. |
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| 3 If the PASS LED does not light, |
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| the radio module is |
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| malfunctioning. Replace the |
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| radio module and handset. |
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Voice quality in a | Handset is too close to the carrier(s). | Move the handset at least 6 feet |
specific location is poor |
| (1.8 m) away for a one- or two- |
and noisy. |
| carrier setup, or 10 feet (3.1 m) |
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| away for a |
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Voice quality for calls is | Handset antenna is only partially | Fully extend the handset antenna. |
lower than expected. | extended. |
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| There are environmental limitations. | Reinstall the radio module or carrier |
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| away from electrical equipment and |
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| as high as possible on the wall [but |
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| with radio module antennas 6 to 12 |
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| inches (15.2 to 30.5 cm) from the |
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| ceiling]. (See “General Positioning |
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| Rules” in Chapter 2 for more |
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| information.) |
| You are using different models of | See “TransTalk 9000 System” in |
| handsets and the mix is incompatible | Chapter 1. |
| with the carrier. |
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