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Type | Handheld Scanner |
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Frequency Range | 25-1300 MHz |
Modulation Types | AM, FM, WFM |
Scan Speed | 100 channels per second |
Priority Channels | Yes |
Display | LCD |
Memory | 2500 Channels |
Banks | 10 |
Power Supply | 6 x AA batteries or AC adapter |
Step Size | 5, 6.25, 10, 12.5 kHz |
Antenna | Telescopic |
Battery | 6 x AA batteries |
Warning regarding the use of earphones and potential hearing hazards.
Unit is not waterproof; avoid exposure to rain or moisture.
Warnings about battery handling, including short-circuiting and fire.
Precautions for charging Ni-Cd batteries with the supplied charger.
Description of the scanner's keypad, numbered buttons, and their specific functions.
Information on the Liquid Crystal Display and its backlight activation.
Buttons for Scan, Manual, Search, Delay, Battery Save, Lockout, and Priority.
Buttons for Turbo Search, Data Skip, and Key Lock functions.
Lists types of radio communications the scanner can monitor, e.g., Police, Aircraft, Business.
Summary of scanner capabilities including Twin Turbo Scan/Search and wide frequency range.
Feature to conserve battery life by reducing power when idle.
Lists all items included in the scanner package, such as manuals and accessories.
Information on the scanner's battery, charging, installation, and removal.
Instructions for powering the scanner using the AC adaptor/charger.
Guide on how to connect the external antenna to the scanner.
Instructions for attaching the belt clip to the scanner.
Explanation of how frequencies are organized into banks and channels.
Distinction between scanning programmed channels and searching frequency ranges.
Analogy explaining how the squelch circuit filters signals.
Procedure for adjusting the squelch control for optimal reception.
Instructions on how to disable or re-enable all keypad keys.
Step-by-step guide to manually entering frequencies into channels.
Procedure for saving a programmed frequency into a selected channel.
Explanation of the battery save mode during idle periods.
Defining the lower and upper limits for searching frequencies.
Procedures for saving found frequencies into channels.
Procedure for setting the upper frequency boundary for a search.
Steps to save a detected frequency into a selected or new channel.
Defining the search range for automatic frequency storage.
Steps to initiate the Auto-Store programming process.
Choosing which banks to store found frequencies into.
Initiating the search and automatic storage process.
Choosing the source channel and designating the target bank for frequency transfer.
Procedure to find and remove a frequency from memory without replacement.
Final step in the deletion process using the 'E' key.
Methods to start the scanning process on the UBC3000XLT.
Customizing which banks are included in the scanning cycle.
Temporarily excluding specific channels from the scanning sequence.
How to select a locked-out channel using the Manual Mode.
Procedure to lock out a channel that frequently stops the scanner.
Steps to re-enable a previously locked-out channel.
Procedure to simultaneously unlock all previously locked-out frequencies.
Steps to enable the scanner to check priority channels every two seconds.
Procedure to change the designated priority channel within a bank.
Setting the scanner to wait two seconds after a signal ends before resuming scan.
Steps to apply Scan Delay to a channel that has already been programmed.
Turning the Scan Delay feature on for selected channels.
Setting the frequency limits and initiating a search.
Procedure for defining the upper and lower frequency boundaries for a search.
Temporarily suspending a search to manually move through frequencies.
Using controls to scroll up or down through frequencies based on the step setting.
Enabling a faster search rate by increasing frequencies-per-second.
Activating the feature to skip unmodulated or data signals during scanning.
Procedure to prevent the scanner from stopping on specific unwanted frequencies.
Initial step to prepare for unlocking a frequency.
Procedure to simultaneously unlock all previously locked-out frequencies.
Methods to step through or scroll through all scanner channels.
Procedure to select any specific channel (1-400) in Manual Mode.
How to turn on the scanner's display backlight for better visibility.
Lists optional accessories like antennas, cases, and power cords.
Tips for maintaining battery health and general scanner usage.
Instructions for cleaning the scanner and advice on repairs.
Guidance on resolving issues like scanner not working, poor reception, or scan failures.
Details of frequency ranges, default signal modes, and step increments.
Frequencies that cause unwanted scanner stops; lockout feature recommended.
Technical details including channels, bands, operating temp, size, weight, and power requirements.
Details of warranty coverage, limitations, and exclusions for the scanner.
Procedure for returning the product for warranty service.