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Service Banks

The scanner is preprogrammed with the frequencies 

allocated to marine, fire/police, aircraft, ham radio, FM 

broadcast and weather services. This is handy for quickly 

finding active frequencies instead of searching through 
an entire bank (see 

“Service Bank Search”

 on page 14).

NOTE:

 The frequencies in the scanner’s one-touch 

service bands are preset. You cannot change them.

Fire/Police

GROUP 1

GROUP 2

GROUP 3

Frequency 

Range 

(MHz).

Step 

(kHz)

Frequency 

Range 

(MHz).

Step 

(kHz)

Frequency 

Range 

(MHz).

Step 

(kHz)

33.420-

33.980

20

153.770-

154.130

60

453.0375-

453.9625

12.5

37.020-

37.420

20

154.145-

154.445

15

458.0375-

458.9625

12.5

39.020-

39.980

20

154.650-

154.950

15

460.0125-

460.6375

12.5

42.020-

42.940

20

155.010-

155.370

60

465.0125-

465.6375

12.5

44.620-

45.860

40

155.415-

155.700

15

45.880

-

155.730-

156.210

60

45.900-

46.060

40

158.730-

159.210

60

46.080-

46.500

20

166.250

-

170.150

-

Aircraft

GROUP 1

GROUP 2

Frequency Range 

(MHz).

Step 

(kHz)

Frequency Range 

(MHz).

Step 

(kHz)

108.000-118.000

8.33

118.00833-136.99166

8.33

Ham Amateur Radio

Group

Frequency Range (MHz)

Step (kHz)

1

29.000-29.700

5

2

50.000-54.000

5

3

144.000-148.000

5

4

420.000-450.000

12.5

FM Broadcast

Frequency Range (MHz)

Step (kHz)

87.3–107.9

100

Weather Channels

Channel

Frequency (MHz)

162.400

162.425

162.450

162.475

162.500

162.525

162.550

Summary of Contents for PRO-650

Page 1: ...panish at www radioshack com Esta gu a del usuario est disponible en espa ol en www radioshack com Desktop Radio Scanner Thank you for purchasing your Desktop Radio Scanner from RadioShack Please read...

Page 2: ...ernment agencies private companies amateur radio services military operations pager services and wireline telephone and telegraph service providers It is legal to listen to almost every transmission y...

Page 3: ...ransmissions on that channel Data Cloning Lets you transfer the programmed data to another PRO 650 scanner External Antenna Connector Lets you connect an external antenna not supplied with a BNC conne...

Page 4: ...olume listening can lead to permanent hearing loss Set the volume to the lowest setting Then turn on your audio device and adjust the volume to a comfortable level Avoid increasing the volume Your ear...

Page 5: ...earching a service bank PGM Program mode DLY Two second delay is active Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Display Messages ALL CH L out All channels locked out during scan or marine band search b X Ch FULL All displa...

Page 6: ...Select the direction for searching and scanning PRI ALERT Enable and disable the priority feature Enable and disable SAME standby mode when monitoring a weather channel PSE Pause Stop and restart a s...

Page 7: ...beeps three times when you press ENT start again from Step 2 If the frequency is already stored in another channel the scanner beeps three times and displays dUPL duplicate and the lowest channel num...

Page 8: ...the first empty channel of the selected bank If the scanner displays dUPL the frequency is already stored in another channel Press ENT if you want to continue storing the frequency Press TUNE CLEAR t...

Page 9: ...DLY appears on the display when the delay function is active To turn delay on If the scanner is scanning and stops on an active channel quickly press DELAY before it resumes If the desired channel is...

Page 10: ...1 Hold down L O L O RVW for about two seconds during a Service Bank search 2 Press or repeatedly to scroll through the list of locked out frequencies L r and L 0 appear in the display 3 Press L O L O...

Page 11: ...weather channels for SAME alerts for up to seven areas you specify by entering the FIPS codes To program your scanner for SAME Standby mode 1 Press 2 Press PGM to access the FIPS code entry mode 3 Use...

Page 12: ...nd wipe it with a damp cloth occasionally to keep it looking new Initializing the Scanner If the scanner s display locks up or does not work properly after you connect a power source you might need to...

Page 13: ...6000 136 464 5000 143 467 6375 124 462 6125 137 464 5500 144 467 6625 125 462 6250 138 464 8750 145 467 6875 126 462 6375 139 467 0625 146 467 7125 127 462 6500 140 467 5625 147 467 7625 128 462 6625...

Page 14: ...453 9625 12 5 37 020 37 420 20 154 145 154 445 15 458 0375 458 9625 12 5 39 020 39 980 20 154 650 154 950 15 460 0125 460 6375 12 5 42 020 42 940 20 155 010 155 370 60 465 0125 465 6375 12 5 44 620 4...

Page 15: ...z steps FM 144 148 MHz 5 kHz steps FM 148 0125 150 7875 MHz 12 5 kHz steps FM 150 8 161 995 MHz 5 kHz steps FM 162 174 MHz 12 5 kHz steps FM 380 512 MHz 12 5 kHz steps FM Sensitivity S N N 20 dB 29 54...

Page 16: ...ch as fuses or batteries d ordinary wear and tear or cosmetic damage e transportation shipping or insurance costs f costs of product removal installation set up service adjustment or reinstallation an...

Page 17: ...2014 RadioShack Corporation All rights reserved RadioShack is a registered trademark used by RadioShack Corporation 2000650 05A14 Printed in Korea...

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