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    							Frequency Conversion
    81 To convert from kHz to MHz,
    divide the number of kilohertz by
    1,000:
    127.800 (kHz) / 1,000 = 127.8
    MHz
    To convert MHz to meters, divide
    300 by the number of megahertz:
    300/50 MHz = 6 meters 
    						
    							Troubleshooting
    82
    TROUBLESHOOTING
    ProblemPossible CauseRemedy
    Scanner is
    totally
    inoperative.The AC or DC
    adapter is not
    connected.Be sure the adapters
    barrel plug is fully
    inserted into thePWR
    DC 9Vjack.
    Batteries have failed Recharge the
    rechargeable batteries
    or replace the stan-
    dard batteries
    Poor or no
    reception.An antenna is not
    connected or is
    connected
    incorrectly.Be sure an antenna is
    properly connected to
    the scanner.
    Programmed
    frequencies are the
    same as “birdie”
    frequencies.Avoid programming
    frequencies listed
    under “Birdie
    Frequencies” on
    Page 69 or only listen
    to them manually.
    The keypad
    does not work.Keylock is turned on. Turn off keylock.
    The scanner might
    need to be reset or
    initialized.Turn the scanner off
    then on again, or reset/
    initialize the scanner
    (see “Resetting/
    Initializing the Scanner”
    on Page 83).
    The scanner is
    on but will not
    scan.SQUELCHis not
    correctly adjusted.TurnSQUELCH
    clockwise.
    Only one channel or
    no channels are
    stored.Store frequencies into
    more than one
    channel.
    During
    scanning, the
    scanner locks
    on frequencies
    that have an
    unclear
    transmission.Programmed
    frequencies are the
    same as “birdie”
    frequencies.Avoid programming
    frequencies listed
    under “Birdie
    Frequencies” on
    Page 69, or only listen
    to them manually. 
    						
    							Resetting/Initializing the Scanner
    83
    RESETTING/
    INITIALIZING THE 
    SCANNER
    If the scanners display locks up or
    does not work properly after you
    connect a power source, you
    might need to reset or initialize it.
    !
    RESETTING THE SCANNER
    1. Turn off the scanner, then turn
    it on again.
    2. Insert a pointed object, such
    as a straightened paper clip,
    into the reset opening on the
    side of the scanner. Then
    gently press and release the
    reset button inside the
    opening.
    Pressing the reset button does not
    clear the scanners memory.
    INITIALIZING THE 
    S
    CANNER
    1. Turn off the scanner, then turn
    it on again.
    Welcome To Dual 
    Trunking
    appears.!
    2. Press0then1whileWelcome 
    To Dual Trunking
    appears.
    Initializing Please Wait.appears
    for about 2 seconds.
    Do not turn off the scanner until
    the initialization is complete. When
    the initialization is complete
    M000
    appears on the top line of the
    display.
    Bank 0 Ch 00appears on
    the bottom line.
    ! IMPORTANT 
    !
    Resetting/
    Initializing the
    Scanner
     If you have
    problems with the
    scanner, first try
    toresetittoretain
    all memory. If tha
    tdoes not work,
    you can initialize
    the scanner.
     Youcansavethe
    information in
    your scanner’s
    memory into your
    computer or
    another scanner
    before trying to
    initialize it. See
    “Transferring
    Data to and from
    Another Scanner
    or a PC” on
    Page 15.
    Initializing the
    Scanner
    This procedure
    clears all information
    youstoredinthe
    scanners memory.
    Initialize the scanner
    only when you are
    sure the scanner is
    not working properly
    . 
    						
    							Care
    84
    CARE
    Keep the scanner dry; if it gets
    wet, wipe it dry immediately. Use
    and store the scanner only in
    normal temperature environments.
    Handle the scanner carefully; do
    not drop it. Keep the scanner away
    fromdustanddirt,andwipeitwith
    a damp cloth occasionally to keep
    it looking new.
    Modifying or tampering with the
    scanner’s internal components
    can cause a malfunction and
    might invalidate its warranty and
    void your FCC authorization to
    operate it. If your scanner is not
    performing as it should, take it to
    your local RadioShack store for
    assistance.
    SPECIFICATIONS
    Frequency Coverage (MHz)
    25–54 ........................ (in 5 kHz steps)
    108–136.9875 ....... (in 12.5 kHz steps)
    137–174 ............ (in 5, 6.25, or 7.5 kHz
    steps)
    216.0025–221.9975 .. (in 5 kHz steps)
    220.0000–225.0000 .. (in 5 kHz steps)
    406–512 ................. (in 6.25 kHz steps)
    806–823.9875 ........ (in 6.25 kHz steps)
    849–868.9875 ........ (in 6.25 kHz steps)
    894–960 ................. (in 6.25 kHz steps)
    1240–1300 ............ (in 6.25 kHz steps)
    Memory channels....................... 1,000
    Channel memory banks .................. 10
    Number of memory channels per bank
    100
    Talk group ID memories .............. 1,000 
    						
    							Specifications
    85
    ID memory banks............................ 10
    Sub-banks per bank.......................... 5
    Number of memory IDs per sub-bank
    ........................................................ 20
    Sensitivity (20 dB S/N):
    FM:
    25–54 MHz .............................. 0.3µV
    108 –136.9875 MHz ................. 0.3µV
    137–174 MHz ........................... 0.5µV
    216–225 MHz ........................... 0.5µV
    406–512 MHz ........................... 0.5µV
    806–960 MHz ........................... 0.7µV
    1240–1300 MHz ....................... 0.7µV
    AM:
    25–54 MHz .................................. 1µV
    108–136.9875 MHz ..................... 1µV
    137–174 MHz ........................... 1.5µV
    216–225 MHz ........................... 1.5µV
    406–512 MHz .............................. 2µV
    806–960 MHz ............................. 2µV
    1240–1300 MHz ......................... 3µV
    Selectivity:
    25 – 27.995 MHz at AM mode
    -6 dB ...................................... +/-5 kHz
    -50 dB .................................... +/-6 kHz
    All frequencies except 25 - 27.995
    MHz at AM and FM mode
    -6 dB .................................... +/-10 kHz
    -50 dB .................................. +/-18 kHz
    Spurious Rejection (at 154.1 MHz FM)
    40 dB
    Scanning Rate ..... Up to 60 Channels
    per Second
    Search Rate ................ Up to 75 Steps
    per Second
    Delay Time .......................... 2 seconds 
    						
    							Specifications
    86
    Intermediate Frequencies (IF):
    1st .................................... 380.8 MHz
    2nd ...................................... 21.4 MHz
    3rd .......................................... 455 kHz
    Priority Sampling ................. 2 seconds
    Operating Temperature ... -14 to 140° F
    (-10 to 60° C)
    IF Rejection
    380.8 MHz at 154.1 MHz ........ 60 dB
    21.4 MHz at 154.1 MHz ........ 100 dB
    Squelch Sensitivity:
    Threshold (FM and AM) ............ 0.5µV
    Tight (FM) ................................. 25 dB
    Tight (AM) ................................. 20 dB
    Antenna Impedance ............. 50 Ohms
    Audio Output Power (10% THD)
    .............................................. 170 mW
    Built-in Speaker ... 1
    3/8Inches (36 mm)
    ....................... (8-ohm, Dynamic Type)
    Power Requirements:
    Batteries ......... 4 AA Alkaline Batteries
    or 4 AA Rechargeable
    Ni-MH Batteries
    External Power......................... 9V DC
    Current Drain (Squelched) ....... 90 mA
    Battery Charge Current .......... 150 mA
    Dimensions (HWD) ..... 6
    3/16× 27/16×
    13/4Inches (157×62×41 mm)
    Weight (without antenna and batteries)
    8.5 oz.(240 g)
    Specifications are typical: individual
    units might vary. Specifications are
    subject to change and improvement
    without notice. 
    						
    							Parts and Accessories
    87
    PARTS AND 
    ACCESSORIES
    Parts and accessories are
    available at your local RadioShack
    store. Accessories are also
    available online at
    www.radioshack.com. Parts and
    accessories are available but not
    limited to the following. Visit your
    local RadioShack store or obtain a
    RadioShack catalog for a more
    complete listing of available
    accessories.
    RG-8/RG-58
    50-Ohm
    Coaxial Cable
    Use to connect your scanner to
    an external antenna.
    External
    Antenna
    Connect to your
    scanner’s
    external antenna
    jack for great
    reception of
    signals on many
    frequencies.
    800 MHz Antenna
    Connect to your scanner’s
    external antenna jack for crisp,
    clear reception of 800 MHz
    signals. 
    						
    							Parts and Accessories
    88
    Connecting Cable
    Use to connect
    your scanner
    to another
    scanner so you
    can transfer
    data between
    them.
    9V, 300 mA
    AC Adapter
    Use to connect
    your scanner
    to AC power.
    DUAL TRUNKING
    1000 CHANNELS
    PC Interface Cable
    Use to connect your scanner to
    a PC so you can transfer data
    between them. 
    						
    							Notes
    89
    NOTES 
    						
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