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Type | Base/Mobile Scanner |
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Modulation Modes | AM, FM, WFM |
Channels | 200 |
Priority Channels | 1 |
Scan Rate | 20 channels per second |
Channel Steps | 5 kHz, 12.5 kHz |
Antenna | BNC connector |
Frequency Range | 25-54 MHz, 108-174 MHz, 406-512 MHz |
Scans at 50 channels per second for rapid frequency monitoring.
Searches frequencies at 300 steps per second in 5 kHz steps.
Organizes frequencies into 10 banks of 10 channels each for easy identification.
Checks a specified channel every 2 seconds to avoid missing important calls.
Allows programming up to 50 frequencies to skip during searches.
Instructions for powering the scanner using AC or vehicle battery.
Retains stored frequencies for up to 3 days during power loss.
Details on using AC adapter or optional DC adapter.
Crucial safety precautions for operating the scanner, including electrical hazards.
Attaching the supplied antenna to the scanner for signal reception.
Guidelines for connecting external antennas for better reception.
Steps to reset the scanner display if it locks up.
Clears all channels and resets the scanner to default settings.
Instructions for connecting earphones, headphones, or external speakers.
Guidelines for protecting hearing when using headphones.
Warnings about headphone use while operating vehicles or bicycles.
Detailed explanation of the scanner's front panel buttons and knobs.
Explains the meaning of various indicators on the scanner's display.
How channels are divided into 10 banks for organization.
Temporary storage for frequencies found during searches.
Guides for powering on and adjusting volume and squelch.
Identifies internal frequencies that may interfere with reception.
Step-by-step instructions for entering frequencies into memory channels.
Searches within a specified frequency range for active transmissions.
Searches for active transmissions starting from a specific frequency.
Allows programming frequencies to be skipped during searches.
How to listen to frequencies stored in monitor memories.
Initiates scanning of all programmed channels.
Sets a specific channel to be checked more frequently during scans.
Adds a delay after transmissions to avoid missing replies.
Controls which channel banks are active during scanning.
Selects specific channels for continuous monitoring.
Accesses NOAA weather broadcasts using the WX function.
Prevents specific channels from being scanned.
Adjusts the speed for scanning and searching operations.
Enables detection of data signals during limit or direct searches.
Provides an overview of scanner reception and general scanning tips.
Lists common frequencies for weather, ham radio, and international broadcasts.
Details common uses for different frequency bands.
Explains how to convert between kHz, MHz, and meters for frequency units.
Common problems and their solutions for the scanner.
Suggestions for keeping the scanner in good working condition.
Technical details including frequency coverage, sensitivity, and rates.
Details the product's warranty terms and conditions.