RadioShack Pro 2052 Vhf Uhf Scanner Reciever Owners Manual

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Each ID in the block is unique. The
left-most digit is the block number in
the ID. The next two digits identify
which fleet is active, and the last dig-
it(s) (after the hyphen) identifies the
subfleet.
The size codes selected by a Type I
system designer depend on the spe-
cific needs of the system’s users.
Some organizations might want many
subfleets with only a few radios each,
while another organization might want
only a few subfleets, with many radios
each. To scan Type I systems, you
must select...

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E1P3 E1P4
Block Size
CodeBlock Size
Code
2S42S4
3S43S4
4S44S4
5S45S4
6S126S4
7
(S12)7S4
E1P5 E1P6
Block Size
CodeBlock Size
Code
0S40S3
1S41S10
2S122S4
3
(S12)3S4
4S44S12 
5S45(S12)
6S46S12
7S47(S12)
E1P7 E1P8
Block Size
CodeBlock Size
Code
0S100S1
1S101S1
2S112S2
3S43S2
4S44S3
E1P7 E1P8
Block Size
CodeBlock Size
Code
5S45S3
6S46S4
7S47S4
E1P9 E1P10
Block Size
CodeBlock Size
Code
0S40S0
1S41S0
2S02S0
3S03S0
4S04S0
5S05S0
6S06S4
7S07S4
E1P11 E1P12
Block Size
CodeBlock Size
Code
0S40S0
1S01S0
2S02S0...

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Selecting a Preset Fleet Map
1. Set the scanner for conventional
scanning, then hold down 
TRUNK
until the scanner beeps twice.
BANK, TRUNK, and the bank
numbers flash.2. Press a number key to select the
bank where you want to store the
preset fleet map.
3. Repeatedly press s
 or t
 to select
E1 (Type I and hybrid), then press
E. 
4. Press 
DATA.
5. Repeatedly press s
 or t
 to select
the name of the desired map
(such as 
E1P7), then press E.
The scanner then searches for trans-
missions using the...

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Programming a Fleet Map
1. Set the scanner for conventional
scanning, then hold down 
TRUNK
until the scanner beeps twice.
BANK, TRUNK, and the bank
numbers flash.
2. Press a number key to select the
bank where you programmed
Type I trunk frequencies.
3. Repeatedly press s
 or t
 until 
E1
appears, then press E
.
4. Press 
DATA.
5. Repeatedly press s
 or t
 until
USr appears, then press DATA.
6. Repeatedly press s
 or t
 to select
the size code for the first block,
then press 
E. The next available...

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3. Repeatedly press s
 or t
 to select
E2-Hi or E2-UHF, then press E.
4. Press 
DATA. The preset base fre-
quency appears.
5. Enter a desired frequency, then
press 
E.
6. Press 
DATA. The preset offset fre-
quency appears.
7. Enter the frequency using the
number keys according to the fol-
lowing guide, then press 
E:
• For Motorola Type II VHF, (E2-
Hi band) use 5 kHz steps
between 5 kHz–100 kHz.
• For Motorola Type II UHF, (E2-
UHF band) use 12.5 kHz steps
between 12.5 kHz–100 kHz.
Note:
 For...

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PC REMOTE FUNCTION
Your scanner’s PC Remote function
lets you connect the scanner to a
computer then use the computer to
operate most of the scanner’s func-
tions, the same way as if you were us-
ing the keys on the scanner’s front
panel.
CONNECTING THE 
SCANNER TO A 
COMPUTER
Caution
: Always turn off the computer
before connecting or disconnecting
your scanner. Otherwise you could
damage your computer or the scan-
ner. 
To connect the scanner to your com-
puter, plug one end of an optional 9-
pin...

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TURNING THE REMOTE 
FUNCTION ON AND OFF
To turn the remote function on or off,
hold down 
REMOTE until the scanner
beeps. 
SFT flashes when the remote
function is turned on.
PC TO SCANNER 
COMMANDS
Follow these steps to enter com-
mands to operate the scanner using
your computer.
1. Make sure your computer and
scanner are connected (see “Con-
necting the Scanner to a Com-
puter” on Page 46).
2. Run your computer’s communica-
tion software (see “Setting the
Remote Communication Format”
on Page 46).
3....

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PC TO SCANNER FUNCTIONS LIST
For the following functions, type the command then press Enter on your computer’s
keyboard.
Function Command
Check frequency stored in a channel #PM###
where ### equals the three-
digit channel number
Check if Delay is onDL
Clear the scanner’s memoryAC
Important: 
This procedure
clears all the information
you have programmed into
the scanner. Use this proce-
dure only when you are
sure your scanner is not
working properly.
Check if Data Skip is onDS
Check if Lockout is...

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Function Command
Check a bank’s priority channel number 
Note:
 Enter a letter instead of the bank num-
ber. Example: “C” for bank 3.PC n
Set a bank’s priority channelPC n###
where ### equals the three-
digit channel number
Check if Priority is onPR
Turn Priority on/offPRN/PRF
Add a frequency to a channelPM### ########
where ### equals the three-
digit channel number and 
######## equals the fre-
quency
Check if Squelch Monitor is onQU
Turn Squelch Monitor on/offQUN/QUF
Check if Priority Monitor is...

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Function Command
Tune scanner to specific frequencyRF########
where ######## equals the 
frequency
Check a Trunk ID memory numberIC
Set a Trunk ID memory numberIC x
where x equals a matching let-
ter equivalent to the trunk ID 
memory number
Check if Trunk ID Monitor is onID
Turn Trunk ID Monitor on/offIDN/IDF
Check if Trunk ID number is in lockout mem-
oryIL###
Enter a Type 1 Trunk ID into lockout memoryILR xyy-zz
where x = a block number
yy = a fleet number
zz = a sub fleet number
Enter a Type 2...