What to do if Uniden UBC355XLT Radio scan won't start?
If your Uniden Radio scan won't start, here are a few things you can try: * Press the bank key again. * Adjust the Squelch Control. * If using a PRIVATE bank, ensure you have programmed frequencies into it before use. * Check to see if all channels are locked out. If so, none of the programmed frequencies might be active. Try the band search.
What to do if Uniden UBC355XLT scan won't stop?
If your Uniden Radio scan won’t stop, try the following: * Check and adjust the Squelch. * Check the antenna connection.
What to do if Uniden Radio search won't start?
If the search function won't start on your Uniden Radio, try these steps: * Adjust the Squelch Control. * Check the antenna connection.
How to troubleshoot Uniden UBC355XLT scanner that won’t work?
If your Uniden Radio scanner isn’t working, consider the following: * Check the connections at both ends of the AC adapter. * Ensure the wall switch is on, as the outlet may be controlled by it. Try a different outlet. * Inspect the connections at both ends of the DC cord or Vehicle Power Adapter. * Check the fuse and ensure your vehicle's ignition key is in the Accessory position. * Confirm that the power switch is turned on.
Why is my Uniden UBC355XLT Radio having improper reception?
If you're experiencing improper reception on your Uniden Radio, here are some suggestions: * Check the antenna and its connection. * Try moving the scanner to a different location. * If you are in a fringe area, you might need an optional multi-band antenna. Consult with your dealer or a local electronics store.
How to make the Prog key work on Uniden UBC355XLT Radio?
To make the Prog key work on your Uniden Radio, stop the scan or search function.
Guidelines and warnings to follow before using the scanner to prevent damage or hazards.
Statement advising the unit is not waterproof and must be protected from rain or moisture.
Explanation of the scanner's default Australian mode and how country mode switching affects pre-programmed frequencies.
Feature allowing the scanner to search 180 steps per second, specifically for 5 kHz step bands.
Description of the 8 preprogrammed Service banks and 1 Private bank, detailing their types.
Lists the UBC355XLT scanner unit and its included telescoping antenna.
Lists included accessories like AC adapter, vehicle adapter, DC power cord, bracket, screws, and manuals.
Optional accessory for mobile use (in-car installation) to mount the UBC355XLT.
Optional accessory to increase speaker volume in noisy environments.
Step-by-step guide for setting up the scanner for desktop use at home.
Instructions for setting up the scanner for use in a vehicle.
Guide for a temporary power supply setup for mobile scanner installation using a vehicle adapter.
Detailed procedures for permanently installing the scanner and connecting its power supply in a vehicle.
Steps for securely mounting the scanner unit in a vehicle using a bracket and screws.
Instructions on how to connect the scanner's power supply to the vehicle's electrical system safely.
Identifies and explains the function of each control and display element on the front of the scanner.
Explains the function of the 'Hold' key to stop or resume scanning and monitoring frequencies.
Describes the function of the 'Up' and 'Down' keys for manual searching and navigating frequencies.
Explains how the 'Private' key scans user-programmed channels within the Private bank.
Details how the 'Police/Rail' key cycles through and scans Police and Railroad service banks.
Explains how the 'Fire/Ambl' key cycles through and scans Fire and Ambulance service banks.
Describes how the 'Close Call' key activates monitoring for strong, nearby signals and its different modes.
Explains how the 'Air/Marine' key cycles through and scans Air and Marine service banks.
Details how the 'UCB/CB' key cycles through and scans UHF CB and AM CB service banks.
Explains how the 'Search' key initiates searching for active frequencies within a selected band range.
Describes the 'L/O' key's function for temporarily or permanently locking out frequencies or channels.
Explains how the 'Band' key displays band limits and initiates band searching.
Details how the 'Prog' key is used to initiate and complete programming channels or frequencies.
Explains how to turn on the scanner and adjust the volume using this control.
Describes how to adjust the squelch control to set the scan threshold and eliminate background noise.
Explains that the Liquid Crystal Display shows current channel, frequency, mode, status, and bank indicators.
Identifies the ANT connector for inserting the scanner's antenna plug.
Identifies the EXT SP connector for inserting an optional external speaker plug.
Identifies the DC 13.8V connector for the AC adapter or DC power cord.
Section covering initial setup procedures for the scanner.
Step-by-step instructions on how to properly adjust the squelch for optimal reception.
Explains how the SCAN mode allows scanning through various service banks and finding active frequencies.
Describes the SEARCH mode for scanning through pre-grouped frequency bands and stopping on active frequencies.
Provides important notes on how bank keys cycle through multiple banks and their shared private channels.
Offers practical tips for effective scanning, including how to begin scanning and the need to program the Private bank.
Provides guidance on how to initiate, continue, stop, and select different bands for searching.
Illustrates typical screen displays when the scanner is actively scanning banks and when it is in Hold mode.
Shows examples of screen displays when the 'Band' key is pressed and when a frequency is found during a search.
Introduces the feature to lock out unwanted channels or frequencies to skip them during scanning.
Introduces the Close Call feature for searching strong, nearby signals.
Explains the two types of lock-out: Temporary and Permanent.
Details how to temporarily lock out a frequency/channel, its display, and restoration upon power off.
Describes how to permanently lock out a frequency/channel, its display, and manual restoration.
Explains the limits on the number of frequencies that can be locked out per bank or search.
Provides tips on temporary lock out, including how to resume scanning after holding a frequency.
Offers further tips on resuming scanning after temporary lock out or starting a new bank scan.
Details the quick method for permanent lock out and resuming scan.
Explains how to search for and display channels or frequencies that have been permanently locked out.
Step-by-step guide to unlock a specific single channel or frequency that was previously locked out.
Continues the procedure for restoring a single locked-out channel or frequency, indicating its unlocked status.
Provides instructions on how to unlock all permanently locked-out channels or frequencies in a bank at once.
Explains the 'Close Call Do Not Disturb' mode, which checks for signals when the scanner is idle.
Describes 'Close Call Priority' mode, which checks for nearby transmissions every 2 seconds with potential audio breaks.
Details the 'Close Call Only' mode for exclusively finding Close Call transmissions.
Guides users through entering Close Call Only mode and accessing its menu selections.
Explains how to select specific frequency bands for Close Call checks.
Details options for controlling alert tones when a Close Call signal is detected (ALE.On/ALE.OFF).
Explains settings for screening common pager frequencies (ALL.On/PS.OFF).
Provides tips on scanning for Close Call transmissions during other scans and saving found frequencies.
Details how to program up to 100 frequencies into the Police/Railroad, Fire/Ambulance, and Private banks.
Step-by-step guide on how to program a found frequency into a specific channel of a bank.
Explains the method of deleting a programmed frequency by overwriting it with a null frequency.
Provides solutions for when the scanner fails to power on or operate.
Continues troubleshooting steps for the scanner not working, including checking fuses and switches.
Offers solutions for poor signal reception, including antenna checks and relocation.
Provides steps to resolve issues where the scanner fails to stop scanning appropriately.
Offers solutions for when the scanner fails to initiate the scanning process.
Suggests actions to take when the 'Prog' key is unresponsive.
Directs users to customer support if persistent issues remain after troubleshooting.
Advises on optimal placement of the scanner to avoid interference and ensure good reception.
Provides instructions on how to clean the scanner safely and effectively.
States that the scanner has no serviceable parts and advises on seeking professional repair services.
Explains what birdies are and how to mitigate them using Squelch or Search.
Emphasizes the need for proof of purchase for any warranty service claims.
Identifies Uniden Australia Pty Limited and Uniden New Zealand Limited as the warrantors.
Outlines the warranty terms, stating the product is free from defects for one year from purchase.
Specifies that the warranty covers the product and its included accessories.
Clarifies that user-generated data is not covered by the warranty.
Explains the warrantor's discretion to repair or replace the product if it fails to conform to warranty.
Details the process for obtaining warranty service, including delivery and required documentation.
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