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Easier to Read Pro 94 Scanner Manual

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To select a different service band, 

press E(SVC) to move to the next service band.

 

To turn on the delay for the band,

 press DELAY to set the scanner to pause 2 seconds before searching resumes after the

transmission ends. See 

Scan/Search Delay

.

 

To skip data signals,

 press ALT(DATA) to skip pagers, modems, MDTs, etc. so they won’t be monitored. See 

Skipping

Data Signals

.

 

To continue searching

 press the   or   button.

 

To skip a frequency,

 

press S/S(L­OUT) to lock out a frequency if it is a noisy or unwanted frequency. See 

Search Skip

Memory

.

 

Note: If you selected all frequencies to be skipped within the search range, the scanner beeps 3 times when you
try to search.

 

To change search directions,

 press the   or   button.

 

To monitor to a frequency,

 quickly press HOLD to stop searching and listen to the transmission. HOLD appears in the

display. To continue searching, press HOLD again, or press and hold the   or   button.

 

To step through the frequencies one at a time,

 

quickly press HOLD to stop searching. Press the   or   to step through

the frequencies. To continue searching, press HOLD again, or press and hold the   or   button.

 

To store a frequency into a monitor memory,

 

quickly press MON/CLR to store the frequency into the current monitor

memory or, press MON/CLR when the channel is being held by the HOLD button. See 

Listening to Monitor Memories

.

To exit searching,

 

press MAN.

Direct Search

 

You can search up or down from the currently displayed frequency using a direct search.

 

1. In manual mode, enter the frequency you want to start from

 

using the number keys and decimal key. To start the search from a

frequency already stored in one of your scanner's channels, use the number keys to enter the channel number and then press MAN
again to advance to the channel and display the frequency.

 

2. Press   or   to search up or down

 

from the selected frequency. ­d­, SEARCH, and   or   appear in the display and the

current monitor memory will blink at the top of the display. To change the current monitor memory see 

Listening to Monitor

Memories

. The scanner will start over at 29.000 when searching up, or 1300.000 when searching down.

 
 

To search faster,

 press H/S(PRIORITY). HYPER appears in the display. See 

Changing Search Speeds

.

 

To turn on the delay for the band,

 press DELAY to set the scanner to pause 2 seconds before searching resumes after the

transmission ends. See 

Scan/Search Delay

.

 

To skip data signals,

 press ALT(DATA) to skip pagers, modems, MDTs, etc. so they won’t be scanned See 

Skipping Data

Signals

.

 

To continue searching

 press the   or   button.

 

To skip a frequency,

 

press S/S(L­OUT) to lock out a frequency if it is a noisy or unwanted frequency. See 

Search Skip

Memory

.

 

To change search directions,

 press the   or   button.

 

To monitor to a frequency,

 quickly press HOLD to stop searching and listen to the transmission. HOLD appears in the

display. To continue searching, press HOLD again, or press and hold the   or   button.

 

To step through the frequencies one at a time,

 

quickly press HOLD to stop searching. Press the   or   to step through

the frequencies. To continue searching, press HOLD again, or press and hold the   or   button.

 

To store a frequency into a monitor memory,

 

quickly press MON/CLR to store the frequency into the current monitor

memory or, press MON/CLR when the channel is being held by the HOLD button. See 

Listening to Monitor Memories

.

To exit searching,

 

press MAN.

Limit Search

Contents

A limit search lets you search within a specific range of frequencies. (between 150.000 and 160.000 for example). The radio will
start at the lower frequency, go up to the upper frequency, and start over again. Or, you can search backwards. The radio will also
retain the programmed range until you re­program it.

 

1. In manual mode press PROG then LIMIT(SRC).

 

Lo and the last programmed low frequency appears in the display which is the

current low end of the limit range.

2. Enter the new lower limit then press E(SVC).
3. Press LIMIT.

 

Hi and the last programmed high frequency appears in the display which is the current upper limit of the limit range.

4. Enter the new upper limit then press E(SVC) again.
5. Press   to search

 

from the upper to the lower limit or   to search from the lower to the upper limit. ­L­, SEARCH, and   or 

appear in the display and the current monitor memory will blink at the top of the display. To change the current monitor memory see

Listening to Monitor Memories

.

 

To search faster,

 press H/S(PRIORITY). HYPER appears in the display. See 

Changing Search Speeds

.

 

To turn on the delay for the band,

 press DELAY to set the scanner to pause 2 seconds before searching resumes after the

transmission ends. See 

Scan/Search Delay

.

 

To skip data signals,

 press ALT(DATA) to skip pagers, modems, MDTs, etc. so they won’t be scanned See 

Skipping Data

Signals

.

 

To continue searching

 press the   or   button.

To skip a frequency,

 

press S/S(L­OUT) to lock out a frequency if it is a noisy or unwanted frequency. See 

Search Skip

Summary of Contents for PRO-94

Page 1: ...cellent radio that has many fine features for scanning and trunking However anyone who has tried to read the manual that comes with the radio knows it can be a little hard to find read and figure out...

Page 2: ...s more frequently Also lets you scan just the priority IDs in a bank 20 Priority Channels lets you program one channel in each bank and then have the scanner check that channel every 2 seconds while i...

Page 3: ...nology Contents Scanning the process of stepping through conventional channels in scan banks Trunktracking or Trunking the process of searching for all active talkgroup IDs in trunked systems in scan...

Page 4: ...IDs are in the format FFF SS where FFF is the fleet and SS is the sub fleet Type I systems are usually organized with different IDs assigned to different fleets For example a valid fleet subfleet ID i...

Page 5: ...per limits of a limit search in program mode starts or resumes trunking in trunk mode searches for another active ID in the trunking bank or moves to the next trunking bank during trunking starts sear...

Page 6: ...anks if you turned the radio off in scan mode or start trunking the last selected banks if you turned the radio off in trunk mode A Look at the Display Contents The display has indicators that show th...

Page 7: ...e to which channel the scanner is tuned to 1888 888 5 MHz shows frequencies in scan and manual modes shows ERROR and other text messages shows monitored talk group IDs while trunking shows when trunki...

Page 8: ...ching resumes after the transmission ends See Scan Search Delay To skip data signals press ALT DATA to skip pagers modems MDTs etc so they won t be scanned See Skipping Data Signals To continue search...

Page 9: ...rs from the display 4 Press HOLD again or press and hold the or button to continue searching To clear all the skip frequencies at once 1 While searching press HOLD 2 Press and hold S S L OUT until the...

Page 10: ...ng Frequency and Talk Group Guide to help you get started programming your scanner However some of this information may be outdated or changed by now so you should re check the information before usin...

Page 11: ...anual mode press PROG then TRUNK to put the scanner in program and trunk modes PROG TRUNK and BANK A or B will appear in the display If you want to switch to another bank group hold down A B HOLD for...

Page 12: ...4 6 S 4 6 S 12 6 S 4 6 S 4 7 S 11 7 S 4 7 S 12 7 S 4 7 S 4 7 S 12 7 S 4 7 S 4 E1P9 E1P10 E1P11 E1P12 E1P13 E1P14 E1P15 E1P16 Block Size Code Block Size Code Block Size Code Block Size Code Block Size...

Page 13: ...s into the same bank to utilize channel space better if you have a lot of channels and or trunking systems That way you don t have to waste a whole bank on a trunking system that has only 5 channels I...

Page 14: ...st then press 0 then SVC E to clear the ID location 5 Press to advance to the next location and enter the rest of the IDs the same way step 4 To stop trunking and return to manual mode press TRUNK Sca...

Page 15: ...ystem is inactive for 5 seconds the scanner starts trunking the next selected trunk bank This can be a problem if say you are scanning 3 banks and one is real busy It may take a while for the scanner...

Page 16: ...until you hear two short beeps 2 Press or to select the ID you want to unlock 3 Press S S L OUT The ID is unlocked and the next locked ID appears If you have unlocked all the IDs the scan list will ap...

Page 17: ...rom the monitor memory to a talk group ID list 1 In manual mode press SCAN Select the one and only bank that you want to move the ID to and turn the rest of the banks off by pressing the corresponding...

Page 18: ...nner so it remains on the voice channel even when a disconnect tone is transmitted or there is no signal at all set SQUELCH so you hear a hissing Matching IDs with Trunked Frequencies Contents You can...

Page 19: ...the battery save function on turn off the scanner then hold down H S PRIORITY and turn on the scanner on SAVE briefly appears and appears in the display To turn the battery save function off turn off...

Page 20: ...ked Radio Systems User s Page which explains how to find the LCN order for an EDACS system if you don t know the order Look for Finding EDACS Logical Channel Numbers by Todd Hartzel near the bottom of...

Page 21: ...pro94owners Radio Reference Forums Yahoo Groups pro alphanumerics Radio Shack Pro Series Scanners Radio Reference Radio Shack Scanners Forum Links Radio Reference com Radio Reference Data Base Radio R...

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