Surecom SW-102 can't "see" my Anysecu WP-9900

[WRTC928]

I recently acquired a Surecom SW-102 power and SWR meter. The problem is that when I hook it up to the Anysecu mobile and key the mic, nothing happens. Literally nothing whether I use an antenna or a dummy load. Yes, I'm sure I hooked it up correctly. It works just fine with my Baofeng HTs and Retevis HTs, but not with the Anysecu. The Anysecu is a nominal 20 watts, so I don't think it's overloading the device. Any ideas why my radio is invisible to the meter?

[SteveShannon]

37 minutes ago, WRTC928 said:

I recently acquired a Surecom SW-102 power and SWR meter. The problem is that when I hook it up to the Anysecu mobile and key the mic, nothing happens. Literally nothing whether I use an antenna or a dummy load. Yes, I'm sure I hooked it up correctly. It works just fine with my Baofeng HTs and Retevis HTs, but not with the Anysecu. The Anysecu is a nominal 20 watts, so I don't think it's overloading the device. Any ideas why my radio is invisible to the meter?

Are you certain the Anysecu is transmitting? If so then there must be a problem with the connection to the radio. 

[OffRoaderX]

If the radio isn't transmitting at least 1 or 2 watts, the Surecom wont see it.. 
Either it's not transmitting, its transmitting very low power, or as @SteveShannon said, there is a problem with the connection.

[WRTC928]

1 hour ago, SteveShannon said:

Are you certain the Anysecu is transmitting? If so then there must be a problem with the connection to the radio. 

I thought of that, but I don't have anyone to help me test it. It does transmit to a HT as far away as I can hear it, but that wouldn't take any significant amount of power. That would be pretty depressing if the radio suddenly decided to stop transmitting. That's the most obvious, but I was hoping someone had a different idea.

[SteveShannon]

42 minutes ago, WRTC928 said:

I thought of that, but I don't have anyone to help me test it. It does transmit to a HT as far away as I can hear it, but that wouldn't take any significant amount of power. That would be pretty depressing if the radio suddenly decided to stop transmitting. That's the most obvious, but I was hoping someone had a different idea.

Does it transmit to the handheld while connected to the sw-102?
Look for problems with the connector where it attaches to the radio. 

Maybe post some pictures so we can see how you are connected.