Uniden HomePatrol - II, Owner'S Manual

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Frequency (MHz)
Modulation
(Note 1)
Step (kHz)
(Note 2)
Remark
Lower Edge
Upper
Edge
758.0000 787.9950 NFM 6.25 Public Service Band
788.0000 805.9950 NFM 6.25 Public Service Band
806.0000 823.9875 NFM 12.5 Public Service Band
849.0125 868.9875 NFM 12.5 Public Service Band
894.0125 960.0000 NFM 12.5 Public Service Band
Note 1: Modulation Quick Frequency Entry default settings. Select from AM / FM / NFM.
Preprogrammed frequency modulation cannot be changed.
Note 2: Step Quick Frequency Entry default settings. Select from AUTO, 5k,6.25k, 7.5k, 8.33k, 10k,
12.5k, 15k, 20k, or 25k. If Auto is selected for Step setting, HomePatrol uses the default step
setting.
Appendix C: Services Types
NOTE: Not all service types are available in all areas. This list may change from time to time.
Service Type
Description
Aircraft For civilian air and air traffic control operations.
Business Most business related entities not covered by other tags.
Corrections Jail/prison operations and other corrections activities, including federal prisons.
Emergency Ops Emergency Operation Centers and similar emergency management or
disaster related operations.
EMS Dispatch Ambulance dispatch, including rescue squads.
EMS ‐ Tac Ambulance on-scene communications and secondary channels.
EMS ‐ Talk Ambulance talk-around, car-to-car and supervisor operations.
Federal All federal government operations (except corrections, traditional law
enforcement patrol and fire/EMS operations).
Fire Dispatch Fire dispatch, including combined fire/ambulance dispatch.
Fire ‐ Tac Fireground, tactical and on-scene communications, including combined
fire/ambulance operations.
Fire ‐ Talk Fire talk-around and car-to-car operations, chiefs, supervisors, etc., including
combined fire/ambulance operations.
Ham Any amateur radio assignment.
Hospital
Ambulance-to-Hospital communications and patient reports.
Interop Interoperability communications, cross-agency communications, mutual aid, etc.
Law Dispatch Law enforcement dispatch.
Law ‐ Tac Law enforcement tactical, SWAT, on-scene, surveillance and specific sub-
agency communications.
Law Talk Law enforcement talk-around, car-to-car and supervisor operations.
Media Newspapers, television and broadcast radio operations.
Military Military operations, e.g., range control, air-to-air combat, etc.
Multi ‐ Dispatch Combined law enforcement and fire/ambulance dispatch.
Multi ‐ Tac Combined law enforcement and fire/ambulance tactical and on-scene
communications.
Multi ‐ Talk Combined law enforcement and fire/ambulance tactical talk-around and car-to-