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General| Type | Handheld Scanner |
|---|---|
| Frequency Range | 25-1300 MHz |
| Scan Speed | 50 Channels per Second |
| Power Supply | 4 AA Batteries or AC Adapter |
| Weather Scan | Yes |
| Priority Scan | Yes |
| Battery Type | AA |
| Display Type | LCD |
| Modulation Types | AM, FM |
| Banks | 10 |
Explains tracking multiple trunking systems (Motorola, EDACS, LTR) simultaneously.
Tool for rapidly detecting, monitoring, and storing nearby radio transmissions.
Features fast scanning (60 channels/sec) and searching (78 frequencies/sec).
Allows checking a specific channel every 2 seconds to avoid missing transmissions.
Explains FCC rules compliance for scanning receivers and interference mitigation.
Covers legal aspects of listening to radio transmissions, excluding specific types.
Details transmissions that are illegal to monitor, such as encrypted or telephone conversations.
Discusses scanner design for preventing illegal reception and user responsibility.
Details the three available power sources: batteries, AC adapter, and DC adapter.
Specifies AC or DC adapter requirements for charging Ni-MH/Ni-CD batteries.
Instructions and safety precautions for powering the scanner using an AC adapter.
Guide for powering the scanner from a vehicle's 12V source and necessary adapter specs.
Crucial safety warnings regarding outdoor antenna installation and potential electrocution hazards.
Quickly searches for nearby strong signals to detect transmissions.
Explains the seven receive modes (AM, FM, CT, DC, MO, ED, LT) and their functions.
Uses subaudible tone codes to filter transmissions on shared frequencies.
Uses digital codes for subaudible signaling, similar to CTCSS, for filtering.
Decodes talk group IDs for Motorola trunking systems.
Details Type I, Type II, and Type I/II Hybrid systems and their ID formats.
Explains the FFF-SS format for Fleet ID and Subfleet ID in Type II systems.
Explains 5-digit talkgroup IDs and their divisibility by 16.
Decodes talkgroup IDs for GE/Ericsson trunking systems.
Frequencies are organized by Logical Channel Number (LCN) order.
Details 4-digit decimal or AFS number formats for EDACS IDs.
Emphasizes clear control channel reception and benefits of external antennas.
Decodes talkgroup IDs for EF Johnson LTR trunking systems.
Frequencies are assigned by Home Repeater Number (HR) order for proper tracking.
Six-digit numbers in AHHUUU format (Area, Home Repeater, User ID).
Explains how open and closed modes affect signal reception based on talkgroup IDs.
Hears all active talkgroups unless specifically excluded.
Hears only specified talkgroups whose IDs are stored and not locked out.
Steps to power on the scanner and adjust the squelch control for clear reception.
Step-by-step guide to store frequencies into memory channels.
Details entering frequencies, handling errors, and saving data.
Enables listening to specific groups via CTCSS/DCS codes for filtering.
Explains how to manually enter or search for CTCSS/DCS codes.
Detailed steps for programming memory channels with CTCSS or DCS codes.
Steps to program trunking frequencies for Motorola, EDACS, or LTR systems.
How to search within the scanner's eight preprogrammed search bands.
How to program custom lower and upper limits for frequency searches.
Scanner's capability for receiving weather alerts and NOAA broadcasts.
How to use the WX button to scan and listen to weather channels.
How to configure the scanner to monitor for SAME weather alerts.
Steps to enter up to 10 FIPS codes for specific alert areas.
How to activate SAME standby mode to monitor for alerts.
Quickly jump to Skywarn repeater frequencies for weather reports.
How to copy a frequency found during search/tune to a memory channel.
How to copy a frequency to a vacant channel within a bank.
How to copy frequencies to the scanner's priority channel.
A powerful tool to detect, monitor, and store nearby radio transmissions.
Allows sweeping entire scanner range or specified ranges, omitting busy ones.
Press and hold the SCAN/- button for approximately 1 second.
Bypass unwanted transmissions by locking them out during sweeps.
Special lockout mode skips 1 MHz segments with 5 or more lockouts.
Explains trunking systems (Motorola, EDACS, LTR) and how scanners track them.
Programming trunking frequencies similar to non-trunked, with specific mode selection.
Steps to program Motorola trunking in the 406-512 MHz band.
Steps for programming 800/900 MHz Motorola trunking systems.
Fleet maps are necessary for receiving Motorola Type I systems.
Explains banks, sub-banks, and ID locations for storing talk group IDs.
Steps to manually store talk group IDs and their associated text tags.
Steps to reset the scanner to factory defaults, clearing all memory.
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