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To use

with a particular system, you will need to program your scanner

with the geographic coordinates you want to use for each site or channel group. You can also
program your scanner to alert you when you approach particular locations.

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Programming a location for a site

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Programming a location for a channel group

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Programming general locations

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To create a new location

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For Dangerous Xing and Dangerous Roads only

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Edit an existing location

Programming a location for a site

Each system site can have separate location information.

1. Open the

Program System

menu.

2. Select the system you want to program for location based scanning.
3. Select

Edit Site

, then select the first site you want to assign a location to.

4. Select the

Set LocationInfo

menu and enter the latitude, longitude, and range for this site.

5. Change the Set GPS Enable field to On .
6. Go back to the

Edit Site

menu and repeat these steps with any other sites you want to

program for this system.

Programming a location for a channel group

Each channel group in a system can have separate location information.

1. Open the

Program System

menu.

2. Select the system you want to program for location based scanning.
3. Select

Edit Group

, then select the first channel group you want to assign a location to.

4. Select the

Set LocationInfo

menu and enter the latitude, longitude, and range for this site.

5. Change the Set GPS Enable field to On .
6. Go back to the

Edit Group

menu and repeat these steps with any other sites you want to

program for this system.

Remember: You have to turn on Set GPS Enable before the location information

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Page 1: ...program the various types of radio systems into your scanner we suggest you start with the General Users Guide page General Precautions Specifications Hardware specifications Software reference NOT YE...

Page 2: ...ogramming Search Keys Programming locations Setting alerts Operating your scanner Using Number Tags Using Quick Keys Startup Keys and Search Keys Using Tone Out mode Using Close Call mode Using Band S...

Page 3: ...ties Create at least 1 channel group Channel group properties Create at least 1 channel in each group Channel properties Programming a Conventional System To program a conventional system you ll need...

Page 4: ...ach conventional system can contain up to 20 channel groups and all systems must contain at least 1 channel group 1 On the Program System menu select the system you just created 2 Go to the Edit Group...

Page 5: ...e channel properties you can do that now Unless a property is Required you can operate the system without changing the default settings Channel properties All of these options can be found by selectin...

Page 6: ...Attenuator Lockout Set Lockout Priority Set Priority Volume Offset Volume Offset Available operations Copy a channel Copy Channel Delete a channel Delete Channel This page applies to the following sc...

Page 7: ...ystem To program an EDACS SCAT system you ll need to program the required elements in following order click here for information on using the menu Create a system 1 Go to the Program System menu and c...

Page 8: ...beside the property Property Option name Required None Recommended Quick key Set Quick Key Optional Attenuator Set Attenuator Hold time Set Hold Time Location information Set Location Info Lockout Se...

Page 9: ...ommended Number tag Set Number Tag Optional Lockout Set Lockout Available operations Delete a frequency Delete Frequency This page applies to the following scanner s BCD996XT BCT15X BCD396XT BC346XT U...

Page 10: ...that the scanner cannot decode EDACS ProVoice Below is an example of an EDACS trunked system from RadioReference EDACS Wide System Here is a conceptual layout diagram of a basic EDACS Wide system Clic...

Page 11: ...u want to change it 6 If you need to change any of the system properties you can do that now Unless a property is Required you can operate the system without changing the default settings System prope...

Page 12: ...tem you just created 2 Go to the Edit Site menu and select New Site 3 If you need to change any of the site properties you can do that now Unless a property is Required you can operate the system with...

Page 13: ...least 1 frequency for this site 4 When you enter a new frequency the scanner will prompt you for the logical channel number or LCN for that frequency Enter a number from 1 through 30 5 If you need to...

Page 14: ...ant to scan must contain at least 1 channel group 1 On the Program System menu select the system you just created 2 Go to the Edit Group menu and select New Group 3 If you need to change any of the ch...

Page 15: ...nel 3 Input the Talk Group ID TGID for this channel 4 If you need to change any of the channel properties you can do that now Unless a property is Required you can operate the system without changing...

Page 16: ...riority Volume Offset Volume Offset Available operations Copy a channel Copy Channel Delete a channel Delete Channel This page applies to the following scanner s BCD996XT BCT15X BCD396XT BC346XT Users...

Page 17: ...here for a legend of the diagram You can download a planning worksheet for LTR systems as a pdf file or an Excel spreadsheet file For more information on the different types of LTR systems and how th...

Page 18: ...to change any of the system properties you can do that now Unless a property is Required you can operate the system without changing the default settings System properties All of these options can be...

Page 19: ...it Site menu and select New Site 3 If you need to change any of the site properties you can do that now Unless a property is Required you can operate the system without changing the default settings S...

Page 20: ...for this site 4 When you enter a new frequency the scanner will prompt you for the logical channel number or LCN for that frequency Enter a number from 1 through 20 5 If you need to change any of the...

Page 21: ...n must contain at least 1 channel group 1 On the Program System menu select the system you just created 2 Go to the Edit Group menu and select New Group 3 If you need to change any of the channel grou...

Page 22: ...Talk Group ID TGID for this channel 4 If you need to change any of the channel properties you can do that now Unless a property is Required you can operate the system without changing the default set...

Page 23: ...lume Offset Volume Offset Available operations Copy a channel Copy Channel Delete a channel Delete Channel This page applies to the following scanner s BCD996XT BCT15X BCD396XT BC346XT Users Guide fil...

Page 24: ...re indicated in the text A Motorola system can be an 800 MHz 400 MHz UHF or 100 200 MHz VHF system Below are some examples of these Motorola systems from RadioReference Motorola 800 MHz System Another...

Page 25: ...UnidenManBeta MotorolaTrunkedSystems html the System Type Motorola UHF System 400 MHz band Motorola VHF System 100 200 MHz band file C Documents 20and 20Settings POpitz My 20Documents temp UnidenManB...

Page 26: ...oup Channel properties Programming a Motorola System To program a Motorola system you ll need to program the required elements in following order Create a system 1 Go to the Program System menu and ch...

Page 27: ...ut IDs Rvw ID Srch L O Clear all locked out IDs Clr All L O IDs Create at least 1 site Each Motorola system can contain up to 256 sites and all systems must contain at least 1 site 1 On the Program Sy...

Page 28: ...n each site and all sites must contain at least 1 frequency 1 On the Edit Site menu select the site you just created 2 Go to the Set Frequencies sub menu and select New Frequency 3 Enter at least 1 fr...

Page 29: ...1 channel group 1 On the Program System menu select the system you just created 2 Go to the Edit Group menu and select New Group 3 If you need to change any of the channel group properties you can do...

Page 30: ...can operate the system without changing the default settings Channel properties All of these options can be found by selecting the channel name under the Edit Channel menu If necessary the sub menu a...

Page 31: ...dioReference Standard P25 System Here is a conceptual layout diagram of a basic P25 system Click here for a legend of the diagram For more information on P25 systems and how they work see the Project...

Page 32: ...you need to change any of the system properties you can do that now Unless a property is Required you can operate the system without changing the default settings System properties All of these optio...

Page 33: ...the system you just created 2 Go to the Edit Site menu and select New Site 3 If you need to change any of the site properties you can do that now Unless a property is Required you can operate the syst...

Page 34: ...encies sub menu and select New Frequency 3 Enter at least 1 frequency for this site 4 If you need to change any of the frequency properties you can do that now Unless a property is Required you can op...

Page 35: ...ystem menu select the system you just created 2 Go to the Edit Group menu and select New Group 3 If you need to change any of the channel group properties you can do that now Unless a property is Requ...

Page 36: ...ies you can do that now Unless a property is Required you can operate the system without changing the default settings Channel properties All of these options can be found by selecting the channel nam...

Page 37: ...rdP25TrunkedSystems html Delete a channel Delete Channel The information on this page applies to the following scanner s BCD996XT BCD396XT Users Guide file C Documents 20and 20Settings POpitz My 20Do...

Page 38: ...at least 1 channel in each group Channel properties Programming a Single Frequency P25 System To program a single frequency P25 system you ll need to program the required elements in following order c...

Page 39: ...ID scan search Edit Sys Option ID Scan Search Available Operations Copy system Delete system Review Locked Out IDs Edit Sys Option Rvw ID Srch L O Clear All Locked Out IDs Edit Sys Option Clr All L O...

Page 40: ...old Time Location information Set LocationInfo Lockout Set Lockout Startup key Set Startup Key Available Operations Delete Site Programming a system for Scanning Once you create the system and site yo...

Page 41: ...operty Required None Recommended Name Edit Name Quick key Set Quick Key Optional Location information Set LocationInfo Lockout Set Lockout Available operations Delete Group Create at least 1 channel i...

Page 42: ...the exact option name are listed beside each property Required TGID Edit Talk Group ID Recommended Name Edit Name Number tag Set Number Tag Optional Alert Set Alert Lockout Set Lockout Volume Offset...

Page 43: ...dio systems Higher levels of radio usage has meant that there arent enough individual frequencies available to allow every group to have their own frequency Technology advances have brought down the o...

Page 44: ...e frequency from its Talk Group ID assignment leaving the frequency free for the next user that becomes active A real life example A typical 20 frequency trunked system can support hundreds of channel...

Page 45: ...such as SWAT Narcotics and Traffic each have one or more dedicated channels for their use as well This page applies to the following scanner s BCD996XT BCT15X BCD396XT BC346XT Users Guide file C Docu...

Page 46: ...heir two way They can even directly call other radio users without tying up a dispatch channelsomething they could never do before As a scanner user on the other hand you need to know the different ty...

Page 47: ...stems some of these also have subtypes In the RadioReference database you can generally determine the radio system type by looking at the line labeled System Type at the top of the screen inside the r...

Page 48: ...0 MHz range Motorola UHF all of the frequencies are between 400 and 512 MHz Motorola VHF all of the frequencies are between 100 and 200 MHz EDACS Systems There are three subtypes of EDACS systems EDAC...

Page 49: ...analog channels on the same system Unfortunately this means the system voice line can cause a lot of confusion Just remember system voice does not define the system type For example in the system info...

Page 50: ...nnels The Talk Group information section inside the green rectangle shows the different channels on the system and which agency uses them You ll need to go through the list and make a note of the chan...

Page 51: ...use paper maps you might try a mapping software such as Microsoft Streets and Trips or Delorme Street Atlas that allows you to draw markings and overlays on maps a GPS receiver with a serial data out...

Page 52: ...rget To use this method use your chosen mapping application to zoom out so that the entire target is visible then draw a circle that just covers the targets boundaries Adjust the size of the circle to...

Page 53: ...nidenManBeta LocationBasedScanning html On the other hand if you sub divide the area you may end up with areas that are not covered file C Documents 20and 20Settings POpitz My 20Documents temp UnidenM...

Page 54: ...Antenna Centric Approach Using an antenna centric approach you set the physical antenna location as the system sites center point and the antenna s actual reach as the range file C Documents 20and 20...

Page 55: ...databases available at Radio Referenceor the FCC s Antenna Structure Registration site Both sites list the latitude longitude and height of the antenna and both sites can map the exact location for yo...

Page 56: ...tric approach at the site level set the geographic coordinates of the antenna as the central location for each site 2 Use the geopolitical approach at the channel group level Within the same system se...

Page 57: ...n receive well and will also turn channel groups on and off as you relocate to different jurisdictions See Also Connecting a GPS receiver Programming locations This page applies to the following scann...

Page 58: ...e conversation unless such activity is otherwise illegal This scanner has been designed to prevent the reception of cellular telephone transmissions and the decoding of scrambled transmissions This is...

Page 59: ...temp UnidenManBeta ScanningLegally html This page applies to the following scanner s BCD996XT BCT15X BCD396XT BC346XT Users Guide file C Documents 20and 20Settings POpitz My 20Documents temp UnidenMa...

Page 60: ...might experience some discomfort or possible hearing damage if the volume suddenly becomes too loud because of the volume control or squelch control setting This might be particularly true of the typ...

Page 61: ...expressly approved by Uniden or operation of this product in any way other than as detailed by this User s Guide could void your authority to operate this product Part 15 Information This scanner has...

Page 62: ...s subject to the following two conditions 1 This device may not cause harmful interference and 2 this device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired opera...

Page 63: ...y information below may not apply Important Evidence of original purchase is required for warranty service WARRANTOR UNIDEN AMERICA CORPORATION Uniden ELEMENTS OF WARRANTY Uniden warrants for one year...

Page 64: ...UCT AND IS IN LIEU OF AND EXCLUDES ALL OTHER WARRANTIES OF ANY NATURE WHATSOEVER WHETHER EXPRESS IMPLIED OR ARISING BY OPERATION OF LAW INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTA...

Page 65: ...ndSupportInformation html Carter Boulevard Fort Worth TX 76155 This page applies to the following scanner s BCD996XT BCT15X BCD396XT BCD346XT Users Guide file C Documents 20and 20Settings POpitz My 20...

Page 66: ...ca makes no claim to the accuracy or completeness of external content Screen grabs used in most examples are provided with the permission of RadioReference com Astro DPL Digital Private Line Motorola...

Page 67: ...Specs General Frequency Range Special Functions Band Scope Function Two Tone Sequential WX Alert Supported trunking systems Dynamic memory allocation capacity Heterodyne System CTCSS and DCS Tones Ge...

Page 68: ...panel 4 pin Mini Custom Type Internal Speaker 8 0 5 0W Max 77mm 3 0 in Power Requirements DC 11V to 16 6V Ext DC Power Jack or DC Power Jack AC Adapter 13 8V DC 750mA Regulated AD 1009 Operating Tempe...

Page 69: ...FM 0 5 V 76 107 9 MHz FMB 0 3 V 108 136 9916 MHz AM 0 2 V 137 173 9875 MHz NFM 0 5 V 174 215 95 MHz WFM 0 3 V 216 224 98 MHz NFM 0 3 V 225 379 975 MHz AM 0 3 V 380 512 MHz NFM 0 3 V 758 960 MHz NFM 0...

Page 70: ...9875 MHz NFM 54dB 174 215 95 MHz WFM 41dB 216 224 98 MHz NFM 50dB 225 379 975 MHz AM 40dB 380 512 MHz NFM 41dB 758 960 MHz NFM 37dB 1240 1300 MHz NFM Close Call Sensitivity nominal 140 V VHF Low1 Ban...

Page 71: ...ucts 28 0000 29 6800 NFM 20 10 Meter Amateur Band 29 7000 49 9900 NFM 10 VHF Low Band 50 0000 53 9800 NFM 20 6 Meter Amateur Band 54 0000 71 9500 WFM 50 VHF TV 72 0000 75 9950 FM 5 Intersystem Astrono...

Page 72: ...9875 NFM 12 5 Miscellaneous 406 0000 419 9875 NFM 12 5 Federal Government Land Mobile 420 0000 449 9875 NFM 12 5 70 cm Amateur Band 450 0000 469 9875 NFM 12 5 UHF Standard Band 470 0000 512 0000 NFM 1...

Page 73: ...ing systems Motorola Systems Type I II II I hybrid EDACS Systems FM NFM and SCAT LTR Systems APCO Systems Astro Imbe Astro 25 Dynamic memory allocation capacity Systems 500 max Groups 20 per system Si...

Page 74: ...5 203 5 206 5 210 7 218 1 225 7 229 1 233 6 241 8 250 3 254 1 DCS Tone Codes 104 codes total 023 025 026 031 032 036 043 047 051 053 054 065 071 072 073 074 114 115 116 122 125 131 132 134 143 145 152...

Page 75: ...ta BCD996XTSpecs html 612 624 627 631 632 654 662 664 703 712 723 731 732 734 743 754 This page applies to the following scanners BCD996XT Users Guide file C Documents 20and 20Settings POpitz My 20Doc...

Page 76: ...eather Priority Mode Weather Alert mode Tone Out mode Band Scope mode Scan mode The scanner checks each frequency in the user programmed list of frequencies For trunked systems it checks each Talk Gro...

Page 77: ...and other specifics about Scan Mode BCD396XT and BC346XT Hand Held Scanner Search Mode BCD996XT BCD996XT Search Mode BCT15X BCT15X Search Mode To enter Search mode FUNCTION tap SCAN The scanner asks i...

Page 78: ...BCT15X BCT15X Close Call Mode To enter Close Call mode on the BCD396XT or BC346XT FUNCTION repeatedly tap HOLD until Close Call Pri appears To enter Close Call mode on the BCD996XT repeatedly tap the...

Page 79: ...re information about key operation and other specifics about Close Call Do Not Disturb mode BCD396XT or BC346XT Handheld Scanner Close Call Mode BCD996XT BCD996XT Close Call Mode BCT15X BCT15X Close C...

Page 80: ...unked priority channels you need to enable priority scanning in the system option menu as well as tagging the channel as priority Trunked priority only works while scanning that system s control chann...

Page 81: ...CT15X GPS Mode To enter GPS mode on the BCD396XT or BC346XT FUNCTION tap GPS To enter GPS mode on the BCD996XT or BCT15 tap GPS Weather mode The scanner checks each of the 10 National Weather Radio ch...

Page 82: ...e BCT15X FUNCTION tap GPS WX Weather Alert mode This is similar to Weather mode the scanner checks each of the 10 National Weather Radio channels and stays on a channel when it detects a signal Howeve...

Page 83: ...p MENU then scroll down and select Tone Out for To exit Tone Out mode enter Scan mode Band Scope mode The scanner searches a frequency ranges and displays a visual representation of the signal level F...

Page 84: ...t menu items The currently highlighted item appears in reversed out text To select the highlighted item or confirm an option setting tap E YES or press down on the SELECT knob To cancel an option sett...

Page 85: ...ss and release FUNCTION then double tap the button FUNCTION Press hold press and release FUNCTION then press and hold the button Using the FUNCTION button When you tap FUNCTION the scroll knob the sca...

Page 86: ...PS mode key functions Tone Out mode key functions Band Scope mode key functions Available functions in Key Safe mode This page applies to the following scanner s BCD996XT Users Guide file C Documents...

Page 87: ...ings Attenuator icon Steady The attenuator is turned on for the current channel Blinking The attenuator is turned on globally for all channels Battery level icon x xx The remaining battery voltage is...

Page 88: ...canner has detected a CTCSS code the received code is displayed in place of the Xs DCSxxx The scanner has detected a DCS code the received code is displayed in place of the Xs PNxxxx The scanner has d...

Page 89: ...Custom Search mode The numbers of any programmed search ranges are display on this line The number of the custom range that is currently being searched blinks Hold icon The scanner is in Hold mode IF...

Page 90: ...This line displays the SQK number of the current system or site only For SQK numbers above 9 the tens digit replaces the X in the icon the ones digit is displayed on this line In Service Search mode...

Page 91: ...N E Sleeve Mounting Using ISO Technique Removing the Display Sticker Connecting an Optional Antenna Connecting an Earphone Headphone Connecting an Extension Speaker Included With Your Scanner Scanner...

Page 92: ...memory from being corrupted do not unplug the AC adapter during the time the memory is accessed for programming or auto store Notes If when you connect the AC adapter the VOL Power Switch is ON the sc...

Page 93: ...the recorder s instructions to be sure Connect the cable to an external or internal VOX control so that the recorder operates when audio is present You can also connect the cable to the appropriate i...

Page 94: ...al case and pull off the case toward the rear with care 3 Install the DIN sleeve into the opening in your dashboard lip facing out 4 Push out the top and bottom tabs to hold the sleeve firmly in place...

Page 95: ...is first necessary to remove the scanner s outer metal sleeve from the inner chassis Unthread the four screws in the rear of the unit Slide the cover toward the rear and off Once the sleeve is removed...

Page 96: ...he headphone jack on the front of your scanner This automatically disconnects the internal speaker See the Earphone Warning for important information about using an earphone headphone WARNING Never co...

Page 97: ...your scanner to any GPS receiver that meets the following criteria Outputs NMEA 0183 v3 01 compliant location data Outputs both the Global Positioning System Fix GGA and Recommended Minimum Specific G...

Page 98: ...GPS receivers use a baud rate of 4800 bps but it s possible your receiver is using a non standard baud rate Set the scanner s baud rate to match the GPS receiver s Check the receiver s output mode So...

Page 99: ...ange latitude and longitude settings to make sure they are correct 3 Make sure the Set GPS Enable option is set to Yes This page applies to the following scanner s BCD996XT BCT15X Users Guide file C D...

Page 100: ...regular SNTs Programming Number Tags Assigning an SNT Assigning a CHNT Using Number Tags Programming Number Tags Assigning an SNT SNTs can range from 0 to 999 No two systems can have the same SNT This...

Page 101: ...signing a CHNT You can assign CHNTs to channels even if the system does not have an assigned SNT However without an SNT you can only navigate to these channels from within that system itself CHNTs mus...

Page 102: ...the CHNT 3 Tap MENU If the CHNT is 27 enter HOLD 27 MENU A channel in a different system 1 Tap HOLD 2 Enter the SNT followed by the decimal point 3 Enter the CHNT 4 Tap MENU If the SNT is 4 and the CH...

Page 103: ...searches and custom search ranges These search Quick Keys operate like regular SQKs Programming Quick Keys Assigning an SQK Assigning a GQK Using Quick Keys To use SQK 0 through 9 To use SQK 10 throug...

Page 104: ...ct Search with Scan then select Set Quick Key 4 Enter the Quick Key you want to use for this search range To a custom search range 1 Open the Search for menu 2 Select Edit Custom then select the custo...

Page 105: ...channel group i e if the system is currently enabled entering the Quick Key will disable it and vice versa To use SQK 0 through 9 Enter Scan mode Tap the number key that matches the SQK For example i...

Page 106: ...K is 7 enter FUNCTION 7 Any channel groups assigned to this SQK within the current system only become disabled If they were already disabled they become enabled This page applies to the following scan...

Page 107: ...r a Band Scope search If the Search Key you selected starts a Tone Out search the scanner switches to Tone Out mode and searches the most recently used Tone Out channel out of the 10 available If you...

Page 108: ...want to assign a location to 4 Select the Set LocationInfo menu and enter the latitude longitude and range for this site 5 Change the Set GPS Enable field to On 6 Go back to the Edit Site menu and rep...

Page 109: ...e of location you want to create 3 Select New Location to create a new location of this type 4 If you want to create a different type of location go back to the Program Location menu and select that l...

Page 110: ...5 degrees from the programmed heading For example if you set the heading as North the scanner will trigger an alert if your current heading is North east but not if your current heading is due East Ed...

Page 111: ...or 2 Select Edit Group then select the group you want 3 Select Edit Channel then select the channel you want to set the alert for 4 Select Set Alert 5 Choose the Alert Tone and Alert Light you want th...

Page 112: ...3 Select Set Alert 4 Choose the Alert Tone and Alert Light you want the scanner to use You approach a particular location Point of Interest POI Dangerous Road Dangerous Intersection Dangerous Xing Ed...

Page 113: ...ts temp UnidenManBeta SettingAlerts html This page applies to the following scanner s BCD996XT BCT15X BC346XT BCD396XT Users Guide file C Documents 20and 20Settings POpitz My 20Documents temp UnidenMa...

Page 114: ...er the GQK from the number pad Startup Keys Startup Keys let you lock and unlock several systems sites and search ranges all at the same time When you activate a Startup Key the scanner unlocks all sy...

Page 115: ...r checks these channels simultaneously Configuring Tone Out channels To configure Tone Out channels 1 Go to the Tone Out for menu 2 Select Tone Out Setup 3 Select the Tone Out channel Tone Out 1 throu...

Page 116: ...CT VOLUME SCROLL knob until you find the channel you want To exit Tone Out mode tap SCAN Key operation in Tone Out Mode Turn the SELECT VOLUME SCROLL knob to change the channel FUNCTION tap MENU to go...

Page 117: ...screen enter Search mode Switch to the intermediate frequency IF NA NA Key Name 2nd operation Action on Lockout 7 Attenuation 8 Reverse freq 9 Modulation Tap NA Enter the number on the key FUNCTION Ta...

Page 118: ...d exit that screen Enter the number on the key Edit the current Tone Out channel Press hold Turn the scanner on or off NA NA NA FUNCTION Tap Lock or unlock the keypad NA Change the WX Alert Priority s...

Page 119: ...is already receiving an audio transmission This prevents the audio from cutting out every 2 seconds In Close Call Only mode the scanner only performs Close Call checks The Close Call menu lets you cha...

Page 120: ...frequency IF NA NA Key Name 2nd operation Action on Lockout 7 Attenuation 8 Reverse freq 9 Modulation Tap Temporarily lock out the current Close Call frequency until you turn the scanner off Disable t...

Page 121: ...her Yes Enter GPS Tap Turn on the LCD backlight During a system message Cancel the message and exit that screen NA When monitoring a Close Call frequency store the current frequency Press hold Turn th...

Page 122: ...and moves up the search range In Max Hold Search mode the scanner displays the strongest signal that it found To turn on Band Scope mode Band Scope mode is the default setting for Search Key 3 To tur...

Page 123: ...0Settings POpitz My 20Documents temp UnidenManBeta BandScopeMode html Key operation in Band Scope mode file C Documents 20and 20Settings POpitz My 20Documents temp UnidenManBeta BandScopeMode html 2 o...

Page 124: ...nly mode NA NA NA Key Name 2nd operation Action on Scan Search 4 IF exchange 5 Volume offset 6 Display mode Tap Enter Scan mode NA NA NA FUNCTION Tap Change the band scope search type NA NA NA Key Nam...

Page 125: ...GPS Tap Turn on the LCD backlight During a system message Cancel the message and exit that screen NA NA Press hold Turn the scanner on or off NA NA NA FUNCTION Tap Lock or unlock the keypad NA Change...

Page 126: ...use a GPS receiver with your scanner an explanation of two different approaches to location based scanning some information on fining antenna locations Programming locations contains details on how t...

Page 127: ...nts 20and 20Settings POpitz My 20Documents temp UnidenManBeta GPSMode html Location alert display file C Documents 20and 20Settings POpitz My 20Documents temp UnidenManBeta GPSMode html 2 of 5 4 7 200...

Page 128: ...ts 20and 20Settings POpitz My 20Documents temp UnidenManBeta GPSMode html Location review display file C Documents 20and 20Settings POpitz My 20Documents temp UnidenManBeta GPSMode html 3 of 5 4 7 200...

Page 129: ...ge 5 Volume offset 6 Display mode Tap Return to previous operation When reviewing locations Enter Scan mode NA NA NA FUNCTION Tap NA NA NA Cycle through the available displays Key Name 2nd operation A...

Page 130: ...a system message Cancel the message and exit that screen When reviewing locations Close the location review list NA Open the location review location list When reviewing locations Edit the selected lo...

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