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Uniden BC92XLT User Manual

Uniden BC92XLT
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BC92XLT
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Uniden BC92XLT Specifications

General IconGeneral
TypeHandheld Scanner
Channel Capacity200 Channels
Channels200
Modulation TypesAM, FM
Priority ScanYes
Scan Rate50 Channels per second
DisplayLCD
Power SupplyBattery or AC adapter
Step Size5, 12.5 kHz

Summary

Precautions

Important Warnings

Crucial safety and legal warnings for scanner operation and usage.

Earphone Safety

Guidance on using earphones to prevent potential hearing damage.

BC92XLT Controls and Display

Audio and Tuning Controls

Identifies key physical controls for audio output and tuning adjustment.

Scanner Interface Elements

Highlights the scanner's screen and button layout for user interaction.

Power and Connectivity Ports

Locates the power button and the DC input for external power connection.

The FCC Wants You To Know

Scanning Legally

Explains the legal framework and permissible uses for scanner operation.

Introduction

Scanner Features Overview

Provides an overview of key functionalities like Close Call and memory capacity.

Supported Transmission Types

Lists the types of radio communications the scanner can monitor.

Feature Highlights

Close Call RF Capture Technology

Technology that detects and displays nearby strong radio transmission frequencies.

Channel-Storage Banks

System for organizing up to 200 frequencies into 10 distinct banks.

Other Key Scanner Features

Details scan delay, lock-out function, priority channels, and service banks.

About This Manual

Manual Conventions

Explains how on-screen representations in the manual correspond to actual scanner output.

Understanding Scanning

What is Scanning?

Describes the process of monitoring programmed channels for active transmissions.

What is Searching?

Explains the function of finding active frequencies not yet programmed.

Conventional Scanning Explained

Defines communication systems that use a single assigned frequency.

Simplex and Repeater Operation

Details single-frequency and repeater-based communication system types.

Obtaining More Information

Lists external resources for acquiring additional frequency and system data.

Included With Your Scanner

Scanner Package Contents

Lists all items included in the scanner box for initial setup and operation.

Setting Up Your Scanner

Scanner Placement and Interference

Provides guidelines for optimal scanner positioning to minimize signal interference.

Using Internal Batteries

Instructions for installing and managing AA batteries, including rechargeable types.

Using AC Power

Details how to power the scanner using the supplied AC adapter.

Connecting the Antenna

Steps for attaching the scanner's supplied flexible antenna.

Connecting Audio Accessories

Instructions for connecting earphones, headphones, and extension speakers.

Attaching the Belt Clip

Procedure for securing the belt clip for convenient portability.

About Your Scanner

Scanner Terminology

Defines key terms such as frequency, channels, and service banks for user understanding.

A Look At The Keypad

Key Functions Overview

Details the primary and secondary functions of each key on the scanner's control panel.

A Look At The Display

Display Indicators Explained

Provides interpretation for icons and text that appear on the scanner's operational display.

Understanding Banks

Service Banks

Describes preprogrammed frequency groups categorized by service type (e.g., weather, police).

Channel-Storage Banks

Explains the system for organizing user-programmed frequencies into 10 banks.

Operation

Turning On and Setting Squelch

Initial setup steps including powering on and adjusting the squelch threshold.

Storing Frequencies into Channels

Guides the user through programming known radio frequencies into scanner channels.

Searching for Frequencies

Details the process for actively searching for and storing new transmissions.

Scanning Stored Channels

Instructions on initiating and managing the scanning of programmed channels.

Manually Selecting a Channel

Describes the method for directly selecting and monitoring individual channels.

Special Features

Close Call RF Capture Technology

Enables detection and display of nearby strong radio transmission frequencies.

Setting Close Call Options

Allows customization of Close Call bands, alerts, and pager screening.

Chain Search

Feature for systematically searching through preset or user-defined frequency ranges.

Direct Entry Search

Enables searching for frequencies up or down from a currently displayed frequency.

Search Skip Memory

Function to bypass up to 50 specified frequencies during search operations.

Delay Function

Adds a timed pause after a transmission before resuming scanning or searching.

Channel-Storage Banks Management

Enables turning channel-storage banks on or off to control scanning behavior.

Locking Out Channels

Allows skipping channels with continuous transmissions to optimize scanning speed.

Priority Channel Feature

Enables periodic checking of specific channels for activity during scans.

Keylock Function

Prevents accidental changes to scanner settings by locking the keypad.

Display Backlight

Activates the screen illumination for improved visibility in low-light conditions.

Troubleshooting

Common Scanner Issues

Addresses basic operational problems like power, reception, and scan stopping.

Scan Operation Problems

Provides solutions for issues where scanning does not start or stop correctly.

Resetting the Scanner

Procedure to clear stored data and restore the scanner to its factory default state.

Care and Maintenance

General Usage Guidelines

Outlines best practices for operating and handling the scanner to ensure longevity.

Location and Environment

Recommends optimal placement and protection from environmental hazards.

Cleaning Procedures

Instructions for safely cleaning the scanner's exterior surfaces and display.

Repairs and Service

Guidance on handling product repairs and contacting customer support.

Understanding "Birdies"

Explains unwanted internal signals and methods for managing them.

Specifications

Frequency Ranges and Bands

Lists the operational frequency bands and their associated transmission types.

Performance Metrics

Details technical specifications such as sensitivity, operating temperature, and scan rates.

Technical Details

Provides information on IF frequencies, power requirements, external jacks, dimensions, and weight.

Optional Accessories

Accessory Options

Lists available optional enhancements for the scanner, such as earphones and speakers.

One-Year Limited Warranty

Warranty Coverage and Terms

Details the scope, limitations, and duration of the product's limited warranty.

Obtaining Warranty Service

Outlines the procedure for returning the product for warranty-related repairs or service.

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