Uniden BCD436HP Owner's Manual

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Modulation
Press Func then Channel(MOD) for all bands.
Intermediate Frequency Exchange
Press Channel to hold on any frequency.
Press Func then 7(IFX) to toggle on or off.
Repeater Frequency
Press Channel to hold on any frequency.
Press Func then press and hold 8(REV).
Replay the Last Transmissions
Press Replay.
Press Channel to pause/resume replay.
Turn the Scroll Control to select recordings.
Start/Stop Recording
Press Func then Replay.
Note: Resets to Off when you turn off the scanner.
Storing
Displayed Frequency into a Quick Save Department. Press E/yes.
You will see Saving to Quick Save Department in the display then press E/yes.
The scanner stores the frequency into the Quick Save Department.
Displayed Frequency into an Existing Department Press E/yes.
You will see Saving to Quick Save Department in the display, then press ./no.
At Select Department, scroll to the department where you want to store the frequency and
press E/yes.
After storing the frequency, you will be at the Edit Channel menu to complete the settings
for the new channel.
If you don’t want to edit the channel settings or are done editing the channel, press Avoid
to return to searching.
Close Call Menu
Press Func then Menu.
WEATHER OPERATION
WEATHER OPTIONS
Press Menu. Scroll to WX Operation and press E/yes.
Scroll to the options below and press E/yes.
Set Delay Time WX Alt Priority
Set Attenuator Weather Scan
Set Audio AGC Weather Alert

Uniden BCD436HP Specifications

General

Model	BCD436HP
Antenna	Removable SMA Antenna
Close Call RF Capture	Yes
Dynamic Memory	Yes
PC Programmable	Yes
Water Resistance	No
Category	Scanner Radio
Display	Dot-matrix LCD
Power Source	3x AA batteries or USB power
Weight	10.1 oz
Type	Handheld
GPS	Optional GPS receiver supported
Audio Output	Earphone jack (3.5 mm)
Trunking Systems Supported	Motorola, EDACS, LTR, APCO 25 Phase I and Phase II
Modulation Types	AM, FM, NFM, P25
Battery Life	Varies with usage
Display Type	LCD
USB Port	Yes
SD Card Slot	Yes
Frequency Range	25-512 MHz, 758-960 MHz, 1240-1300 MHz