TYT TH-9800 and HAM Radio Go-Kit

TYT Official

TYT TH-9800 Product Page

Power Distribution

Antenna

Radio Connector Type: SO-239 (UHF Female)
UHF Male to Female Angle connector or UHF Male Angle connector to UHF Female pigtale
Magnet Mount Dual Band option: Diamond MR77 with PL-259 connector (UHF Male) – eHAM review
Base station antenna option: Quad-band Base Antenna or NOT

Programming Software

Firmware Options

Turn off radio via normal power button
Press left LOW button AND power button, to enter firmware mode
Radio will boot in firmware mode: “F1 – SETMOD RESET” on display
- Press A = MAIN UPDATE
- Press B = PANEL UPDATE
- Press F = RF Test mode
- Press Set = Reset radio settings (keep channels memory)
Left/Right Dial scroll, switch between mode =
- F1 = SETMOD RESET
- F2 = HYPER RESET
- F3 = MEMORY RESET
- F4 = ALL RESET
- F5 = M_ONLY MODE

MAIN UPDATE mode is used to fix TYT TH-9800 Firmware Update “Busy Lock” which requires a full firmware update.

Reviews

User Group

Yahoo TYT9800 User Group

2 thoughts on “TYT TH-9800 and HAM Radio Go-Kit”

Hi, Nice blog wrt TYT TH 9800.. I enjoyed reading it…

Need one small help.. in my tyt th 9800 which was working properly, I tried to set that as a cross band repeater. Now I reverted the setting and got it back to normal mode. Now looks like the radio is showing me some issue. Previously On both channels, when I try to receive any frequency, it used to show busy and ‘s’ meter showing signal strength. But now on left channel, it is showing busy, I can receive the audio, but no s meter. If I transmit, I see that ‘s’ meter graphics.

I tried one experiment. I set both left and right channel to 144.500 and transmitted from other radio. On both left and right channel of tyt th 9800, I could receive audio but no s meter on left channel. Where as I can see “s” meter on right channel.

Is it some configuration issue or firmware issue? I tried to reset the radio following the manual, but it did not solve the issue. I observed rest all basic functionalities are working perfectly.

Could you please suggest whats going wrong?

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