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DISPLAY FEATURES
PROGRAMMING YOUR RECEIVER
The BC300 display consists of
11
digit spaces or "windows" in which
lighted characters indicate the programming commands of the
keyboard. The display of features selected or deselected is shown
below:
CHANNEL FREQUENCY
IN MEGAHERTZ
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10 20 30 40 50
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DECIMAL AUX.
5
CHANNEL
BANK
INDICATORS
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In this example, from left
to
right, the following information is
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shown:
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All 5 CHANNEL BANKS are selected as indicated by dots at
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lower right of spaces 1-5.
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PRIORITY is ON (P in 1st space)
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Channel 49 is selected (in 2nd and 3rd spaces)
DELAY is selected (in 4th space)
LOCKOUT is selected (in 5th space)
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The FREQUENCY 460.125MHz (6th thru llth spaces) is pro-
grammed into channel 49.
AUX. is selected as indicated by the dot in lower-right of llth
space.
Read this section thoroughly before attempting frequency pro-
gramming.
Now that you are aware of some of the flexibility of your Bearcat 300,
you are ready to enter local frequencies.
You can program your receiver to scan 50 different frequencies, one
for each of the 50 channels, arranged in 5 groups of 10 channels each.
EXAMPLES
To program
162.550MHz in desired channel (for example channel 25):
PRESS:.
-1
step to desired channel (25)
PRESS:
READ: 25 162.550
PRESS:
1-1
step to next channel (26)
To program
471.1375MHz in next channel (26):
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PRESS:
141
171
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1111
131
171
151
READ: 26 471.137 (Rounded off to 6 places)
This manual selection of channels may continue through all fifty
channels, even without all channel banks having been pressed.
If you attempt to program a frequency that is outside the tuning
range of the receiver, "Error" appears on the display, and you simply
enter a new frequency.
If you make a mistake on one channel
PRESS: then program correct number.
An alternate method is to
PRESS: twice which erases the mistake and returns
to previous channel frequency.
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