http://www.grove-ent.com/microprocessorreset.html

mike

"Phil" wrote in message
k.net...
Any way to clear all the channels on a Pro 34 in one step or do I have to
clear each channel individually?
Thanks
Phil

"mikeFNB" wrote in message
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http://www.grove-ent.com/microprocessorreset.html

mike

Thanks Mike, but the Pro 34 was not listed there. In any case I tried both
the Man, 2, 9 procedure and the 2, 9 procedure alone and the Pro 43 Clear, 0
method and nothing worked, all frequencies still there. Don't know if for
some reason the Pro 34 is different.

Phil

ok there is a reset cause i used to have one and did it.
there is not a little hole inthe case is there?

certainly is on the 39

mike

"Phil" wrote in message
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"mikeFNB" wrote in message
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http://www.grove-ent.com/microprocessorreset.html

mike

Thanks Mike, but the Pro 34 was not listed there. In any case I tried both
the Man, 2, 9 procedure and the 2, 9 procedure alone and the Pro 43 Clear,
0
method and nothing worked, all frequencies still there. Don't know if for
some reason the Pro 34 is different.

Phil

reading the online manual he
http://support.radioshack.com/suppor...nics/26441.htm
it reads there is a reset switch on the side like the 39

mike

"Phil" wrote in message
ink.net...

"mikeFNB" wrote in message
...
http://www.grove-ent.com/microprocessorreset.html

mike

Thanks Mike, but the Pro 34 was not listed there. In any case I tried both
the Man, 2, 9 procedure and the 2, 9 procedure alone and the Pro 43 Clear,
0
method and nothing worked, all frequencies still there. Don't know if for
some reason the Pro 34 is different.

Phil

"mikeFNB" wrote in message
...
ok there is a reset cause i used to have one and did it.
there is not a little hole inthe case is there?

certainly is on the 39

mike

Yup, thanks, found it. The reset is under the battery pack with a little
access area to stick a paper clip down there to push the button.
Phil