Realistic PRO-26 - Introduction to the PRO-26 Scanner; Continuous Coverage; HyperScan Feature; Ten Channel-Storage Banks

INTRODUCTION
Your Realistic PRO-26 Portable 200-Channel Scanner lets you in on
all the action! This scanner gives you direct access to multiple frequen¬
cies. You can select up to 200 channels to store in your scanner.
The secret to your scanner's ability to scan so many frequencies is its
custom-designed microprocessor—a tiny, built-in computer.
Your scanner also has these features:
2- or 4-Second Scan Delay —delays scanning for 2 or 4 seconds be¬
fore moving to another channel, so you can hear more replies.
Data Skip —skips nonmodulaled signals or data signals during a limit
or direct search.
Lock-Out Function— prevents channels you select from being
scanned.
Continuous Coverage— receives from 26 MHz to 1.3 GHz.
HyperScan—scans through programmed channels at 50 channels
per second.
Ten Channel-Storage Banks— let you store 20 channels in each of
10 banks to group frequencies so you can easily identify calls.
Monitor Memories— let you store up to 10 frequencies you locate
during a frequency search which you can then transfer into channels.
Limit Search —lets you search for transmissions within a set range.
Direct Search— lets you search from the current frequency.
Search Skip—lets you select up to 50 frequencies for the scanner to
skip during a search, so you can avoid frequencies you have already
discovered.
Auto Sort—lets you scan the stored channels in order from lowest to
highest frequency to increase scanning speed.
HyperSearch—lets you set the scanner to search at 300 steps/sec¬
ond (in 5 kHz steps only).
Auto Store—quickly finds and automatically stores active frequencies
into the selected banks (does not store the frequency H it is already
stored in another channel).
Priority Channel—checks a specified channel every 2 seconds so
you do not miss important calls.
Automatic Modulation Mode— selects the modulation method—
narrow-band frequency modulation (NFM), wide-band frequency mod¬
ulation (WFM), or amplitude modulation (AM)—most often used for
each band, and lets you manually override the preset mode (see
“Changing the Modulation Mode").
Selectable Frequency Step— lets you select the frequency step dur¬
ing a limit or direct search.
Weather Band Key— scans the preprogrammed weather frequencies
to keep you informed of the most current weather conditions. (The
weather band is only available in Canada.)
Attenuator— adjusts the scanner’s sensitivity to help eliminate Inter¬
ference from strong, nearby transmitters.
Low Battery Indicator— warns you when battery power gets low.
Memory Backup—keeps the channel frequencies stored in memory
for up to 3 days during a power loss.
Optional Power Sources —let you power your scanner from alkaline
batteries, rechargeable batteries, or AC or DC power, and even re¬
charge rechargeable batteries in the scanner.
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Realistic Is a registered trademark of Tsndf Corporation
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