Home > RadioShack > Communications receiver > RadioShack Pro 94 Handheld Scanner Owners Manual

RadioShack Pro 94 Handheld Scanner Owners Manual

Here you can view all the pages of manual RadioShack Pro 94 Handheld Scanner Owners Manual. The RadioShack manuals for Communications receiver are available online for free. You can easily download all the documents as PDF.

Page 21

21
L-OUT/S/S
Lets you lock out selected chan-
nels or skip specified frequencies 
during a search; lets you lock out 
a selected ID while trunking30, 34, 
50
KEYLOCK/ 
Locks the keypad to prevent acci-
dental program changes; turns on 
the display backlight for 15 sec-
onds       37
DELAY
Programs a 2-second delay for 
the selected channel, a limit 
search, or each service scan; pro-
grams a 5-second delay while 
trunking      33, 51
W
Searches down through a 
selected frequency range; selects 
options...

Page 22

22
A LOOK AT THE DISPLAY
The display has indicators that show the scanner’s cur-
rent operating status. The display information helps you
understand how your scanner operates.
BANK A or
 B — appears with numbers (1–10). A or B
indicates the bank group. The numbers show which
channel-storage banks are turned on for scanning.
TRUNK — appears when you select the trunking opera-
tion and while you store a trunking frequency into a
channel.
 (trunking channel activity bars) — each represents a
received...

Page 23

23
DLY — appears when you select a delay.
L/O — appears when you manually select a channel
you locked out.
K/L (keylock) — appears when you lock the keypad.
Error — appears when you make an entry error.
MON — appears during search modes, ID search mon-
itor, program ID monitor, or when you select a monitor
memory. The number to the right of this indicator shows
the current monitor memory.
MAN — appears when you press MAN to directly enter a
channel number or frequency
.
PGM — appears while you store a...

Page 24

24
UNDERSTANDING BANKS
Service Banks
The scanner is preprogrammed with all the frequencies
allocated to the weather, ham, marine, aircraft, and po-
lice (fire/emergency) services. This helps you quickly
find active frequencies instead of doing a limit search
(see “Service Bank Search” on Page 29).
Channel Storage Banks
To make it easier to identify and select the channels
you want to listen to, all the channels are divided into
main bank groups A and B. Each main bank group has
10 banks of 50 channels....

Page 25

25
OPERATION 
TURNING ON THE SCANNER
AND SETTING SQUELCH
Note:
 Make sure the scanner’s antenna is connected
before you turn it on.
1. Turn 
SQUELCH fully counterclockwise.
2. Turn 
VOLUME/OFF clockwise until it clicks and you
hear a hissing sound.
3. If the PRO-94 is scanning, press 
MAN (manual) to
stop scanning, then turn 
SQUELCH clockwise until
the hissing stops.
VOLUMESQUELCH
20-524.fm  Page 25  Tuesday, August 31, 1999  3:55 PM 

Page 26

26
STORING KNOWN FREQUENCIES 
INTO CHANNELS
You can locate and store specific frequencies into
channels for later use. To assist you in locating a de-
sired frequency from the scanner’s wide range, consid-
er using a frequency guide. Good references for active
frequencies are the RadioShack “Police Call Guide in-
cluding Fire and Emergency Services,” and “Official
Aeronautical Frequency Directory.” We update these
directories every year, so be sure to get a current copy.
Note:
 To store trunked system...

Page 27

27
SEARCHING FOR AND 
TEMPORARILY STORING ACTIVE 
FREQUENCIES 
If you do not have a reference to frequencies in your ar-
ea, use a limit, direct, or service search (except weather
service search) to find a transmission. Also see “Guide
to the Action Bands” on Page 64.
Notes: 
While doing a limit, direct, or service bank
search,  press:
•
DELAY if you want the scanner to pause 2 seconds
after a transmission ends before it proceeds to the
next frequency (see “Delay” on Page 33).
•
DATA if you want the...

Page 28

28
4. Enter the frequency that is the upper limit of the
range you want to search (including the decimal
point), then press 
E (SVC) again.
5. Press W
 to search from the upper to the lower limit,
or V
 to search from the lower to the upper limit.
6. When the scanner stops on a transmission, quickly
press either:
•
HOLD (A/B) to stop searching to listen to the
transmission. 
HOLD appears.
•
MON/CLR (•) to store the displayed frequency
into the current monitor memory.
7. To release the hold and continue...

Page 29

29
•MON/CLR to store the displayed frequency into
the current monitor memory.
5. To release the hold and continue searching, press
HOLD or hold down W
 or V
 for at least 1 second.
Or, if you did not press 
HOLD, simply press W
 or V
to continue searching. 
Note: 
To step through the frequencies while 
HOLD
appears, press W
 or V
.
Service Bank Search
You can search for weather, ham, marine, aircraft, or
police (fire/emergency) transmissions without knowing
the specific frequencies used in your area. The...

Page 30

30
To skip a frequency, press S/S
(L-OUT)
 when the scanner
stops on the frequency during
a limit, direct, or service
search. The scanner stores the
frequency in memory and au-
tomatically resumes the
search.
To clear a single frequency from skip memory so the
scanner stops on it during a limit, direct, or service
bank search:
1. Press 
HOLD to stop the search.
2. Press W
 or V
 to select the frequency. 
L/O ap-
pears.
3. Press 
S/S. L/O disappears. 
To clear all the skip frequencies at once while...
Start reading RadioShack Pro 94 Handheld Scanner Owners Manual

Related Manuals for RadioShack Pro 94 Handheld Scanner Owners Manual

All RadioShack manuals