To Next PageTo Next PageWhy won't my Uniden SC150B work?
If your Uniden Scanner isn't working, first ensure that the power connections are secure and the power switch is turned on. Also, check the volume and squelch settings to make sure they are properly adjusted.
What to do if my Uniden SC150B scan won’t stop?
If the scan on your Uniden Scanner won’t stop, it might be because none of the programmed frequencies are active. Try adjusting the Squelch Control and checking the antenna connection. You can also try Band Search.
Why is the reception improper on my Uniden SC150B?
Improper reception on your Uniden Scanner could be due to a few reasons. Check the antenna connection first. It's also possible you're in a fringe area, so try repositioning the scanner.
What to do if my Uniden Scanner scan won’t start?
If the scan on your Uniden Scanner won’t start, ensure that you have programmed some channels. Also, adjust the Squelch Control.
Why won't the search start on my Uniden Scanner?
If the search function on your Uniden Scanner won't start, try adjusting the Squelch Control.
Explains the scanning function of the SportCat.
Defines the search function and its capabilities.
Describes the high-speed scanning and search technology.
Details the channel storage capacity.
Explains the bank and band structure for organization.
Highlights quick access to specific channels.
Specifies the frequency range coverage.
Explains how to use priority channels for important monitoring.
Notes the weather radio function.
Describes easy searching across preprogrammed bands.
Explains skipping unwanted data signals.
Details how stored data is retained.
Identifies controls on the top of the scanner.
Identifies controls and display elements on the front.
Explains various indicators shown on the LCD screen.
Refers to labeling channels for events.
Describes the function of the numeric keypad.
Shows the mapping of keys to banks and channels.
Explains basic operations like HOLD, GO TO, DC/BNK.
Describes BAND, SCAN, DELAY, WX, LIGHT, LOCK functions.
Details the use of decimal, store, and search/channel keys.
Explains how to lock out channels or set priority.
Describes the function of the DATA key.
Instructions for charging the scanner's battery.
Guide to attaching the antenna.
Steps to attach the belt clip.
Information on connecting and using earphones.
Steps for initial setup and listening.
Explains how bank scanning works.
Describes scanning specific channels.
Details how the band search function operates.
Step-by-step guide to manual channel programming.
How to store programmed frequencies.
Steps to remove a frequency from a channel.
How to program channels using the search function.
Procedures to store frequencies found via search.
Detailed instructions for performing bank scans.
How to manually access channels.
Using direct access for sporting events.
Explains how priority channels work during scans.
How to assign a channel as priority.
How to activate or deactivate the delay function.
Procedures to exclude unwanted channels from scanning.
How to lock out priority channels.
How to find channels that have been locked out.
Using the scanner for sporting events.
How to label channels on the memo pad.
Final steps for using the scanner at events.
How to select and start searching bands.
Activating and deactivating Turbo Search mode.
How to control the search process.
Skipping data signals during search.
Programming frequencies to be skipped during search.
Using search to find frequencies for sporting events.
Step-by-step guide to replacing the battery.
Where to place the scanner for best performance.
How to clean the scanner safely.
Information on when and how to get repairs.
Explanation of internal scanner signals (birdies).
General advice for scanner longevity.
Important safety warnings and precautions for use.
Specific warnings related to the Ni-Cd battery.
Guidelines for proper battery disposal.
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