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RadioShack Pro 89 Vhf Uhf Handheld Race Scanner Reciever Owners Manual
RadioShack Pro 89 Vhf Uhf Handheld Race Scanner Reciever Owners Manual
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31 nel number you want to use to store the frequency, then press PGM again. The channel number flashes. If a channel number you entered is already programmed with a frequency, the channel number and the pro- grammed frequency appear for about 2 seconds. Then the channel number flashes and the new frequency appears. Press ENT to program the new frequency, or press CL/ MON to cancel. If you press ENT, the channel and fre- quency flash twice and the scanner stores the displayed frequency. The scanner...
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32 Note: See Step 5 under “Searching the Service Banks” on Page 27 for more information about storing a frequency in a monitor memory. To select other monitor memories, enter the desired monitor memory’s number (1–20), then press MON/CL again or repeat- edly press MON/CL. Moving a Frequency from a Monitor Memory to a Channel 1. Press MAN, enter the channel number where you want to store the frequency, then press PGM. 2. Press MON/CL. , a monitor memory number, and CH flash, and the frequency in...
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33 Notes: • To reverse the scanning direction, press s or t . • To set the scanner to remain on the current channel for 2 seconds after the transmission ends, see “Delay” on Page 42. • To set the scanner to remain on the current channel, even after the transmission stops, press MAN at any time during the transmission so MAN appears and SCAN disappears (see “Monitoring a Stored Channel” on Page 34). • To lock out channels so the scanner does not stop for a transmission on those channels, see “Locking...
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34 MONITORING A STORED CHANNEL You can continuously monitor a specific channel without scan- ning. This is useful if you hear an emergency transmission on a channel and do not want to miss any details — even though there might be periods of silence — or if you simply want to monitor that channel. Follow these steps to manually select a channel. 1. Press MAN. 2. Enter the channel number (1–200). 3. Press MAN again. CLEARING A STORED CHANNEL If you no longer want a frequency stored in a channel (and you...
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35 CLEARING ALL LOCKED-OUT CHANNELS 1. Press PGM. PGM appears. 2. While holding down MON/CL, press L/O RVW/L/O. L-o Ch0000 appears. 3. Press ENT. The scanner clears all locked-out channels. Or, if you do not want to clear the channels, press MON/CL. LISTENING TO THE MARINE BANK To listen to the marine bank, repeatedly press BAND until MRN appears. To change the channel manually, press s or t . To scan through the marine bank, hold down s or t for about 2 seconds. MAN disappears and SCAN and s...
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36 WX Alert Your scanner’s WX alert warns you of serious weather condi- tions by sounding an alarm if a National Weather Service broadcaster in your area broadcasts a weather alert tone. To set the scanner so it sounds an alarm when a weather alert tone is broadcast, press PRI/ALERT while you are listening to the WX channel. ALErt appears. If the scanner detects the weather alert, it sounds an alarm. Press any key to turn off the alarm. To cancel the weather alert operation, press PRI/ALERT again. 3...
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37 SCANNING AT THE RACES Your scanner is specially designed to help you listen to com- munications at auto races. Drivers and their pit crews and cor- ner watchers, pace car drivers, security officers, emergency personnel, track officials, and representatives of governing or- ganizations such as NASCAR, SCCA, and NHRA all use radi- os to communicate with each other during a race. You might also hear transmissions from the news media and reporters, local police departments, and paramedics and doctors at...
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38 Note: After you store a car number and a frequency, you can store additional frequencies then associate those frequencies with the same car number. See “Adding Frequencies to a Car Number.” Follow these steps to store a car number and frequency. 1. Press CAR. CAR# and CAr No. appear and _ _ _ flashes. 2. Enter the car number. If the number is one or two digits, enter the number then press CAR. If the number is three digits, enter the number only. The car number and _ _ _ . _ _ _ appear. Notes: •...
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39 4. Enter the frequency (including the decimal point) you want to associate with the displayed car number by using the number keys and DELAY /•. 5. Press ENT to store the frequency. The frequency is associ- ated with the car number you entered. ADDING A CAR NUMBER TO THE CHANNEL You can assign the car number after you program the frequen- cy into the channel. 1. If a car number appears on the display, press CAR twice. A channel number appears. 2. Select the channel you want to use to store the car...
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40 3. Repeatedly press s or t to view each of the car numbers you entered. As you press s or t , you see all associated frequencies and _ _ _._ _ _. DELETING A FREQUENCY FROM A CAR NUMBER 1. Recall the car number. 2. Repeatedly press s or t until the frequency you want to delete appears. 3. Press PGM. 4. Press 0 then ENT. SCANNING BY CAR NUMBER Once you store car numbers into channels, you can set the scanner so it displays the car numbers you assigned to the channels as it scans them. To scan...