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Type | Handheld Scanner |
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Modulation Types | AM, FM |
Power Supply | 6V DC |
Bands | VHF, UHF |
Antenna Impedance | 50 ohms |
Power Source | 4 AA batteries or AC adapter |
Service Types | Marine, Aircraft |
Frequency Range | 25-54 MHz, 108-174 MHz, 406-512 MHz |
Battery Life | Approx. 10 hours (alkaline batteries) |
Crucial safety information regarding scanner operation and legal compliance.
Advises using only monaural earphones and setting volume safely.
Warns against water exposure and advises caution with heat sources.
Details on legal aspects of scanning various radio transmissions.
Technology to detect and display nearby strong radio transmissions.
Allows setting specific channels for frequent checks during scanning.
Organizes up to 200 frequencies into 10 banks for easier identification.
Enables skipping specified channels or frequencies during scanning.
Protects programming from accidental changes by locking keypad.
Scanner can be powered by internal batteries or external AC adapter.
Allows programming the scanner using a PC and optional software.
Illuminates the display for easy viewing in low-light conditions.
Retains stored frequencies even when scanner loses power.
Explains how the scanner searches for active transmissions.
Defines searching as finding unprogrammed active frequencies.
Describes scanning systems with single or dual frequencies.
Explains single-frequency radio operation, often line-of-sight.
Details systems using a repeater for extended transmission range.
Guidance on finding additional frequencies and scanning resources.
Resources for finding frequencies and scanning information online.
Instructions for powering the scanner using AA batteries.
Guide for charging and using Ni-MH or Ni-Cd rechargeable batteries.
How to power the scanner using the supplied AC adapter.
Instructions for attaching the supplied flexible antenna.
Details on connecting private listening audio accessories.
Guidance on connecting an optional external speaker.
Caution against incorrect external speaker connections to prevent damage.
General explanation of key functions and how to access them.
Detailed description of each key's primary and secondary functions.
Explanation of icons and indicators shown on the scanner display.
Further explanation of display indicators for various scanner states.
Pre-programmed frequency groups for different services.
User-programmable banks for storing custom frequencies.
Step-by-step guide for powering on and adjusting squelch.
Instructions for programming frequencies into memory channels.
Methods for finding active transmissions using search functions.
How to initiate and manage scanning of programmed channels.
Procedure for monitoring a single channel continuously.
Detects and displays frequencies of nearby strong radio transmissions.
Configuring band selection, alerts, and other Close Call settings.
Activating and deactivating the Close Call feature during operation.
Feature for searching through preset or custom frequency ranges.
Allows searching up or down from a specified frequency.
Allows skipping up to 50 specified frequencies during searches.
Adds a delay to prevent missing replies on busy channels.
Enables or disables specific banks from scanning.
Procedure to lock out unwanted channels to speed up scanning.
Allows setting priority channels to check every two seconds.
Activates keypad lock to prevent accidental changes.
Turns on the display illumination for better visibility.
Addresses common issues like power, reception, and scan behavior.
Procedure to reset the scanner to factory defaults if it malfunctions.
Guidelines for keeping the scanner dry, clean, and in suitable environments.
Instructions for cleaning the scanner and advice on handling repairs.
Explanation of unwanted internally generated signals (birdies).
Lists supported frequency ranges and their default step sizes.
Details on sensitivity, scan/search rates, delay, and IF rejection.
Information on IF frequencies, audio output, power, and physical dimensions.