What to do if my Radio Shack PRO-2052 will not acquire a data channel?
If your Radio Shack Scanner will not acquire a data channel, the squelch might not be correctly adjusted. Also, the frequency used for the data channel might be missing, so add the frequency used for the data channel to the frequency list.
Why does my Radio Shack PRO-2052 lock on frequencies with unclear transmissions?
If your Radio Shack Scanner, in scan mode, locks onto frequencies with unclear transmission, the programmed frequencies might be the same as “birdie” frequencies. Avoid programming frequencies listed under 'Birdie Frequencies' or only listen to them manually.
What does it mean when 'Error' appears on my Radio Shack PRO-2052?
If your Radio Shack Scanner displays an error, it is likely due to a programming error. Reprogram the frequency correctly, making sure to include the decimal point.
Why am I missing replies to conversations on my Radio Shack Scanner?
If you are missing replies to conversations on your Radio Shack Scanner, it could be due to several reasons. The system you're trying to track might be a Type I system while the scanner is set to scan Type II systems, so set the scanner to receive Type I trunked frequencies. The selected fleet map might be incorrect, so try another preset fleet map or program your own. Also, ensure that all of the trunk’s frequencies have been entered.
What to do if my Radio Shack Scanner is totally inoperative?
If your Radio Shack Scanner is totally inoperative, verify that it's properly plugged into a working AC or DC outlet. Ensure the adapter’s barrel plug is fully inserted into the DC 12V jack. If the problem persists, the scanner might need to be reset.
How to fix a Radio Shack Scanner that is on but not scanning?
If your Radio Shack Scanner is on but not scanning, first, ensure the SQUELCH is correctly adjusted by turning it clockwise. If the issue persists, check if you have stored frequencies into more than one channel; if not, store frequencies into multiple channels.
What to do if Radio Shack PRO-2052 will not track a trunked system and is set to scan Type II systems?
If your Radio Shack Scanner will not track a trunked system and is set to scan Type II systems, and the system you are trying to track is a Type I System, set the scanner to receive Type I trunked frequencies.
What to do if Radio Shack Scanner will not track a trunked system?
If your Radio Shack Scanner will not track a trunked system, the transmission might not use a system that can be tracked by your scanner, so you can try to scan another transmission. Another possible cause is that the data frequency is missing. In this case, find the data frequency.
General| Modulation Types | AM, FM, WFM |
|---|---|
| Scan Speed | 100 channels per second |
| Banks | 10 |
| Memory Backup | Yes |
| Power Supply | 6 AA batteries |
| Step Size | 5, 12.5 kHz |
| Antenna | BNC |
| Type | Base/Mobile |
Key features of the scanner, including flexible operation and frequency coverage.
Instructions for connecting the supplied and external antennas.
How to power the scanner using AC or DC adapter.
Explanation of the scanner's buttons and controls.
Interpretation of the scanner's display indicators and their meanings.
Steps to program specific radio frequencies into memory channels.
How to scan preprogrammed frequencies for specific services.
Setting a delay to monitor channels after transmissions end.
Utilizing NOAA weather alerts with SAME codes for emergency notifications.
Steps to store trunk system frequencies into scanner banks.
How to initiate trunk scanning after programming frequencies.
Establishing a physical connection between the scanner and a computer.
How to send commands from a computer to operate the scanner.
Troubleshooting steps for when the scanner fails to scan channels.
Solutions for issues preventing the scanner from tracking trunked systems.
Procedure to reset the scanner to its default factory settings.
Detailed list of the scanner's frequency reception ranges and step sizes.
Specifications for the scanner's sensitivity across different frequency bands.
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