Real Ham Operators love to experiment, not just key a mic and chat (appliance operators). We love to get our hands dirty, burn ourselves soldering and deeply inhale those whisps of solder smoke as we create or repaire ham gear.No. It says right at the top of the chart....
Anytone AT-5555N Original Service Menu Settings (First Radio V2)
So it is for the 5555N, which is an entirely different radio than the 5555N2.
There is zero need to go into the service menu on these radios.
There are parameters that can only be adjusted with the right service tools. If you change the parameter and don't have a freq generator for example, you CANNOT change it back to how it was !
I have the 5555N2 and it works 100% OK right out of the box. There is no need to adjust anything that can't already be adjusted in the regular menu.
Chcesz, żeby ci pomóc to pisz w języku używanym na tym forumJe voudrais avoir un renseignement s'il vous plaît j'ai la anytone ton 5555 N 2 et je voudrais avoir les réglages d'origine j'ai ma réception FM et am qui est bonne mais ne correspond pas au paragraphe comment remonter le signal dans le menu caché le SQ automatique n'est pas assez fort j'ai touché un peu au menu caché est-ce que je pourrais avoir à peu près les réglages d'usine si quelqu'un possède un Anytone 5555n2 même que je sais chaque poste à ses réglages d'usine mais c'est pour avoir une base merci
From what I have read, the AnyTone 5555Plus (new version) and the Retevis HS4 are manufactured from the same "cookie cutter" and at the same bakery. The default value numbers in my new version AnyTone 5555Plus and my friend's Retevis HS4 are not exactly the same, but very close. AM Low and High Power numbers are within two to three value number differences. The most significant number difference is in Menu # 19, AM modulation. 5555Plus has a default value number of 217 and the value number in the HS4 is 160. We experimented with both value numbers and there was no noticeable difference between 217 and 160.as i posted a bit back and captain killowatt agreed,if ya gonna screw with menu settings first and i MEAN FIRST THING COPY EVERY VALUE AND ITS MEANING .if you screw up dont ask us but reset the values because NO 2 RADIOS USE SAME VALUES even 1 build number apart. extra work but easy to do from the getgo
Quero saber, se fizer isso então , deixar os menus 19 e 20 em 00000 eu posso alterar todos os 59 parâmetros do menu oculto, correto ? Você testou ? Pegou essa informação onde ??? Responda aí. Obrigado.Nos itens de menu 19 e 20, defina ambos como 000000. A partir daí, defina os valores desejados.
Thank you for posting!Hi ALL,
Hank here and I am "returning" to the CB world in retirement from first hitting the airwaves in early 70's. I have found - internet search is great - the following list of what service adjustment "numbers" correspond to function..
I found the service mode entry procedure, Thank you kc4eoe, and with a good scope and other gear, am going to "look" first at my new AT 5555N II coming in today. The following is submitted, maybe duplicate from an earlier post, but, here it is again. Any comments as to the confirmation of applicability to the AT 5555N II model will be appreciated, BEFORE I may tune.... The values are from an unknown source radio, but, may give some idea to what you may see....
Anytone AT-5555N Original Service Menu Settings (First Radio V2)
(from kc4eoe)
To Enter Menu – Hold Menu and Mode and
power up radio, then quickly press
Mode,DW,RB,NB, Scan, Mem, and Emg
Ch 1 – Ch01
Ch 2 – Ch02
Ch 3 – Ch03
Ch 4 – VCO FRQ = 51 (50)
Ch 5 – BFO FRQ = 50
Ch 6 – TX – IQ1 = 140
Ch 7 – TX – IQ2 = 168
Ch 8 – TX – IQ3 = 183
Ch 9 – FMPOWH = 158
Ch 10 – FMPOWL = 65
Ch 11 – FMRSSI = 2998
Ch 12 – FM MOD = 250
Ch 13 – FMTONE = 65350
Ch 14 – CTC = 52
Ch 15 – DCS = 42
Ch 16 – AMPOWH = 150 (138)
Ch 17 – AMPOWL = 94
Ch 18 – AMRSSI = 1522
Ch 19 – AMMODL = 164
Ch 20 – AMMODH = 176
Ch 21 – AMTONE = 65226
Ch 22 -- USB UL POWH = 231 (170)
Ch 23 – USB UL POWL = 89
Ch 24 – USB PA = 05
Ch 25 – LSB PA = 05
Ch 26 – USBBPWL = 109
Ch 27 – USBBPWH = 211
Ch 28 – USB BPFUSB = 45
Ch 29 – LSB BPFLSB = 92
Ch 30 – USBTON = 65213
Ch 31 – LSBTON = 65218
Ch 32 – AM RX BPF = 0000 Sounds
Ch 33 – AM TX BPF = 0000 (255) better at 0000
Ch 34 – USB UL SQL = 265
Ch 35 – USB UL SQH = 3757
Ch 36 – FM AF SQH = 3854
Ch 37 – FM AF SQL = 596
Ch 38 – FM ASQ H = 113
Ch 39 – FM ASQ L = 453
Ch 40 – FM AF RS1 = 609
Ch 41 – FM AF RS3 = 2376
Ch 42 – FM AF RS5 = 2906
Ch 43 – FM AF RS 7 = 3152
Ch 44 – FM AF RS9 = 3474
Ch 45 – FM AF RS12 = 3854
Ch 46 – USB UL RS1 = 263 (2218)
Ch 47 – USB UL RS3 = 1379 (2398)
Ch 48 – USB UL RS5 = 2736
Ch 49 – USB UL RS7 = 3079
Ch 50 – USB UL RS9 = 3395
Ch 51 – USB UL RS12 = 3757
Ch 52 – AM RFG = 86
Ch 53 – AM SQTH = 02
Ch 54 – AM ASQTH = 04
Ch 55 – WX FRQ = 249
Ch 56 – WX 500 = 82
Ch 57 – WX SQ1 = 72
Ch 58 – AM V BAT = 102
Ch 59 -- AM VER100 = Nothing Happens with Key up.
Hope this info even if repeated, may help a newbie like myself, to get on the right track....