Receiving signal One radio does not connect

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Why is the NOAA icon flashing on my WR120? The flashing NOAA icon can indicate that the radio is not receiving a strong signal from the National Weather Service. ... To check the radio, press the "Weather/Snooze" button to ensure that the radio is receiving a clear broadcast from the National Weather Service.

The IC is a basic level detector, and you may not have AGC action, which is what would be what is needed for it to respond. Clean the usual controls with contact cleaner and look for faulty solder joints in the recieving section IF stages, primarily the AGC buss and, the detector diodes- also check them for excess leakage. and first audio stage where AGC voltage is usualy tapped.

RX means that the radio is receiving a signal, this will put most of the cobra 2-ways into a locked state. many of the cobra models have an issue were after a bit of use, they will seem to receive a "mystery signal" sometimes, carefully taking the radio apart and cleaning out the inside with canned air will help, you may also check the terminals that the batteries connect too, otherwise the SoC (system on a chip microcontroller) likely has an issue.

hello

your notebook has WiFi, which is radio frequency internet, it transmits and receives radio signals (frequencies) . Your desktop, most likely, does not support WiFi on its own , so you need to use RG45 cable , ethernet cable to be connected from your desktop to the router.




So in other words thsi is what happens with your notebook and the router.

1. your notebook has built in wireless adapter which translates data into a radio signal and transmits it using an antenna.
2. A wireless router receives the signal and decodes it. The router sends the information to the Internet using a physical, wired Ethernet connection, to your modem (supplied by your Internet Service Provider)

The process also works in reverse, with the router receiving information from the Internet, translating it into a radio signal and sending it to the computer's wireless adapter.

The radios used for WiFi communication are very similar to the radios used for walkie-talkies, cell phones and other devices.

you need to connect your desktop to the router via RG45 ethernet cable.

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First...you still need a sirius antenna plugged into the device. If you just started using this you may just need to resend the signal. Just call the sirius/xm people and follow the recorded prompts to send a new satellite signal. Then make sure you are parked somewhere that it is receiving a good signal and wait. It could take up to 30 minutes to reset completely.

Check to make sure the card is seated properly in its slot, that the radio is enabled and on, that the antennae wires are firmly connected to the cards leads and that they are connected in the right order.

Some home theatre receivers will not output sound until you ( LOCK INTO ) a radio signal, be sure you have a antenna connected and are receiving a strong signal. Unlike the older model you would receive static sound until you found a station.

Either this is typical shortwave reception characteristics, or you intermittent antenna connection.

Have a outdoor atomic garden clock that is not receiving signal. Have changed batteries, thats not the problem. Appreciate any suggestion.

hi Mr.Frazier....is the xm radio hardwired installed? if it's a yes you have to go to a professional(bestbuy, retailers) to have the connection check.. the problem is not within the xm radio..it's on how it was installed or set up...

If the radio was not built..well, that's much better we just have to check the audio connection from you're xm to fm radio (make sure to check if what band it is connected..such as AUX,CD etc.) if there's a sound but you're only getting preview channels..refresh must be send on the radio...you can call xm to ask for that OR do it online at www.refresh.xmradio.com and type in your 8 digit radio I.D just have to follow the activation instruction faithfully...Godbless!