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General| Type | Mobile Scanner |
|---|---|
| Power Supply | 13.8 V DC |
| Bands | VHF, UHF |
| Mode | AM, FM |
| Antenna | Telescopic |
| Modulation Types | AM, FM |
| Battery Life | Not Applicable |
Lists items included with the scanner and advises on handling damaged shipments.
Warns against exposing the unit to rain or moisture to prevent fire or shock.
Guides on selecting a location and securely mounting the scanner bracket in a vehicle.
Recommends using an external multi-band antenna for optimal mobile performance.
Explains connecting the scanner to a 13.8-volt DC negative-ground electrical system in a vehicle.
Describes how to use the fold-out foot for desk or table-top use.
Instructions for inserting and extending the telescopic antenna for desktop use.
Details using the AC adapter to power the scanner from a 120V AC outlet.
Explains the lithium battery protects memory and its replacement interval.
Controls unit power and audio output level.
Eliminates background noise between transmissions for clear reception.
Starts scanning programmed frequencies that are not locked out.
Stops scanning or steps to the next channel manually.
Samples channel 1 every two seconds regardless of other settings.
Stops search or scan on current frequency, or steps to previous frequency.
Instantly scans specific band types like Police, Fire, Aircraft, and Marine.
Searches NOAA weather frequencies to find local broadcasts.
Provides a 2-second delay on channels to receive replies before resuming scan.
Enters low and high frequencies for search range and steps frequency up/down.
Searches for new active frequencies within preset ranges.
Locks out or clears reception of specific channels during scanning.
Used for programming frequencies and direct channel access.
Used to enter frequencies into scanning memory.
Locks the keypad to prevent accidental entries.
Allows connection of an external speaker for better audio in noisy environments.
Allows connecting a tape recorder to record transmissions.
Amplifies weak signals for better reception in fringe areas.
Allows scanning of CTCSS signals, requiring a purchased option.
Describes the backlit display showing channel, frequency, and operational modes.
Explains how to program frequencies into channels using the keypad.
How to manually select channels by pressing the manual key or entering channel numbers.
How to skip channels during scan and how to clear all lockouts.
How to use the priority function to monitor a specific channel.
Explains how to select or deselect channel banks while scanning.
Details using search mode to find active frequencies within specified ranges.
Explains using service scan for finding new frequencies in different bands.
Describes the optional CTCSS decoder for breaking squelch only on specific tones.
Explains the board needed to activate optional features like CTCSS.
Describes the external pre-amp box to boost weak signals.
Details the heavy-duty power cord for vehicle use.
Replacement AC adapter for the BC 760XLT scanner.
Replacement telescopic antenna (AT-124) for the BC 760XLT.
Heavy-duty speaker with impact-resistant housing for high power external audio.
Provides tens of thousands of verified frequencies for various services.
Lists the 12 bands and their corresponding frequency ranges.
Details the scanner's 100 channels and 15 channels per second scan speed.
Describes the illuminated LCD display and 13.8 VDC power requirement.
Specifies sensitivity levels across different frequency bands and selectivity.
Details audio output power, included antenna, and connector types.
Provides the physical dimensions and weight of the scanner.
Confirms FCC compliance and explains what 'Birdies' are and how to handle them.
Provides tips on safe operation, cleaning, and keypad usage.
Lists common problems and their checks for scanner operation.
Lists available accessories like CTCSS boards, RF amps, and frequency directories.
Explains short-range nature of VHF/UHF comms and need for local directories.
Details FCC regulated frequency separations and block allocations.
Provides a list of abbreviations used for organizations in frequency allocations.
Lists frequency ranges and their assigned services/organizations.
Lists frequency ranges and their assigned services/organizations.
Explains how TV channels are used for communication in some metropolitan areas.
Lists frequency ranges and their assigned services/organizations.
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