Why does my Radio Shack PRO-94 have poor or no reception?
Poor or no reception on your Radio Shack Scanner can be caused by weak or completely discharged batteries. Check the batteries or ensure the AC or DC adapter is properly connected. Also, ensure an antenna is correctly connected to the scanner.
What to do if BATT. Lo flashes on my Radio Shack PRO-94 Scanner?
If 'BATT. Lo' is flashing on your Radio Shack Scanner, it means the batteries are weak. You should recharge rechargeable batteries or replace non-rechargeable batteries.
Why is my Radio Shack PRO-94 Scanner on but will not scan?
If your Radio Shack Scanner is on but not scanning, it might be due to the SQUELCH not being adjusted correctly. Try turning the SQUELCH clockwise. Another reason could be that only one or no channels are stored, so store frequencies into more than one channel.
What to do if my Radio Shack PRO-94 Scanner is totally inoperative?
If your Radio Shack Scanner is totally inoperative, check the batteries or ensure the AC or DC adapter is properly connected. Recharge or replace the batteries if they are weak. Also, make sure the adapter’s barrel plug is fully plugged into the POWER jack.
What to do if Radio Shack PRO-94 keypad does not work?
If the keypad isn't working, the keylock function might be activated. To deactivate it, press the KEYLOCK button until 'K/L' disappears from the display.
General| Type | Handheld Scanner |
|---|---|
| Channels | 200 |
| Modulation | AM, FM, WFM |
| Weight | 10.6 oz |
| Priority Scanning | Yes |
| Close Call RF Capture | Yes |
| Bands | VHF, UHF |
| Power Supply | AC Adapter |
| Power | 9V |
Details the PRO-94's capabilities, including trunking and conventional scanning.
Instructions for powering the scanner using internal batteries, AC, or vehicle power.
Guide to connecting antennas, earphones, and extension speakers to the scanner.
Steps to power on the scanner and adjust squelch for clear audio reception.
How to save specific frequencies into memory channels for later use.
Techniques for finding active frequencies using limit, direct, or service bank searches.
How to scan stored channels and manually select specific channels.
Explains Motorola Type I, II, hybrid, and EDACS trunking system types.
How to program trunked systems, including base/offset and fleet map data.
Steps to scan programmed trunked banks and manage talk group IDs.
Details on delay, lockout, priority, keylock, and battery save functions.
How to skip data signals and receive NWR-SAME weather alerts.
Common problems, their causes, and solutions for scanner operation.
Guidelines for keeping the scanner in good working condition.
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