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General| Type | Handheld Scanner |
|---|---|
| Priority Channels | Yes |
| Modulation Types | AM, FM |
| Power Supply | 4 AA batteries or DC adapter |
| Antenna | Telescopic |
| Battery Life | Approx. 10 hours (using alkaline batteries) |
Covers warnings about waterproofing, electrical shock, and earphone usage.
Details specific warnings for Nickel-Cadmium batteries, including disposal and charging.
Explains the process of scanning programmed channels for active transmissions.
Describes searching for active frequencies within specified bands, including Turbo Search.
Highlights Twin Turbo Scan & Search, 100 Channels, 9 Bands/10 Banks, and frequency coverage.
Covers Priority Channels, Weather Channels, Unique Data Skip, and Memory Backup capabilities.
Details the antenna connector, earphone jack, and squelch/volume controls.
Explains the LCD display, scan type, channel number, and mode indicators.
Details indicators for memory banks, low battery, frequency, and various modes.
Outlines starting, stopping, and resuming scanning, and stepping through channels.
Covers backlight control, decimal point entry, and preprogrammed weather channels.
Explains setting search limits, activating Turbo Search, and using Priority Scan.
Details the Delay feature for transmissions and locking/unlocking the keypad.
Covers storing displayed frequencies, starting searches, and stopping search on a frequency.
Guides on preventing specific channels from being scanned by 'locking them out'.
Provides step-by-step instructions for charging the rechargeable battery pack using the AC adapter.
Guides on how to connect and secure the flexible rubber antenna to the scanner.
Details the process of attaching the belt clip to the back of the scanner using screws.
Explains connecting an earphone, its compatibility, and safety warnings regarding volume.
Explains how to initiate and manage the scanning of programmed channels, including Delay Mode.
Describes how to initiate and manage frequency searching, including Delay Mode and stopping on active frequencies.
Provides detailed steps for manually programming frequencies into channels using the numeric keypad.
Explains the procedure to remove a frequency from a programmed channel.
Details how to begin scanning, stop scanning, and resume scanning, and step through channels.
Explains how to select or deselect banks for scanning to optimize the scanning cycle.
Describes how to directly access a specific channel using its number.
Explains how to set and activate Priority Scan to monitor important channels.
Details how to activate and deactivate the Delay feature to pause scanning after transmission.
Guides on preventing specific channels from being scanned by 'locking them out'.
Explains how to find and view channels that have been locked out of the scanning cycle.
Describes how to start searching for local weather channels and tune between stations.
Details how to define the lowest and highest frequencies for a search range.
Explains how to skip data signals and unmodulated carriers during a search.
Describes programming up to 10 frequencies to be skipped during searches.
Guides on storing found frequencies directly into channels during a search.
Provides instructions on safely removing and installing the battery pack.
Advises on placement to avoid interference and environmental damage.
Offers guidance on cleaning the exterior and display without causing damage.
Directs users to contact Uniden Service or a technician for repairs.
Explains what birdies are and how to use Search Skip to avoid them.
Provides advice on using correct chargers, avoiding extreme temperatures, and direct sunlight.
Addresses issues like power, volume, squelch, and antenna connection.
Covers scan stopping/starting problems, and keypad functionality.
Lists optional accessories and their part numbers available from Uniden.
Details channels, banks, frequency coverage, scan/search rates, audio output, and physical specs.
Outlines the warranty duration, covered parts, and remedy statement for the scanner.
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