Uniden Bc9000xlt Wideband Scanner Owners Manual
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Using Turbo Search Turbo Search increases the search speed from 100 frequencies per second to 300 frequencies per second in ranges where the frequencies are spaced 5 kHz apart. Use these keys: While searching, presst. Using Search Delay On some two-way channels there might be short lapses in the signal before a reply. The Search Delay feature causes the scanner to wait two seconds after the end of a transmission before resuming searching, in case there is a reply. Unlike Scan Delay, you don’t have to...
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Locking Out Frequencies This feature is similar to locking out a programmed channel, except you can only lock out 50 frequencies. Use these keys: While searching pressLwhen the scanner stops on an undesired frequency. Search resumes immediately. Unlocking a Frequency 1. Presshto stop the search. 2. Pressto find the frequency you want to unlock. Or chooseFREQwith the Rotary Tuner Mode Selector and tune in the frequency. 3. PressL. 32 COUNT AUX STATUS SCAN SRCMANUAL AUTO PROG SEND ALPHA...
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Unlocking All Frequencies 1. Presshto stop the search. 2. Find any locked-out frequency. 3. Press and holdLfor two seconds. You hear a double beep when all frequencies are unlocked. Birdies Birdies are internally generated frequencies that cause the scanner to stop during search. If you have problems with these frequencies, use the lockout features to keep the scanner from stopping. Birdie Frequencies in MHz 32.000 428.5875 74.200 431.9875 128.000 443.9375 139.995 447.9875 140.000 471.9875 167.995...
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Additional Scanner Features Use these keys: Scanning Weather Channels The BC9000XLT is not preprogrammed with NOAA Weather frequencies. See the Betty Bearcat Frequency Guide for a list of weather frequencies in your area. Then, see page 11 of this Operating Guide to program the frequencies into the BC9000XLT. Using Data Skip Some frequencies carry un-modulated signals or data signals (such as pager preamble signals or telefax signals). You can set the scanner to continue scanning after a 3-second delay,...
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Changing the Frequency Step The frequency step is the minimum space between frequencies in the Manual or Search Mode. Your scanner is pre-programmed with a default frequency step for each of its frequency bands. You can override the default frequency step to search in larger or smaller increments when searching, during Auto Store, or when stepping through frequencies withh,l, or the Rotary Tuner. 1. Presshto stop the search. 2. Pressf. 3. Press the desired step on the numeric keypad. Example:Press). To...
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Setting the Signal Mode Your scanner is capable of receiving three signal modes: AM Amplitude Modulation NFM Narrow Frequency Modulation WFM Wide Frequency Modulation Each of the scanner’s frequency bands is pre-programmed with a default signal mode. If you want to override the default signal mode for a particular frequency, use these keys: 1. Pressf. 2. Press the signal mode. Example:^. 36 COUNT AUX STATUS SCAN SRCMANUAL AUTO PROG SEND ALPHA HOLD LIMIT MEM SHIFT LINEEXT SP PRI TURBO...
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Using Signal Attenuation When theATTLED is on, the incoming signal strength is attenuated (reduced) by about 15 dB. This prevents unusually strong signals from over-loading the scanner. In the Scan Mode, you must individually program each channel you want to use the Signal Attenuation feature. You can use the Signal Attenuation feature in the Manual, Search, or Scan Mode. Use these keys: While Scanning: 1. Pressm. 2. PressT. The display does not change. While Searching, pressT. 37 COUNT AUX...
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Preventing Accidental Programming The BC9000XLT has a lock feature to prevent accidental programming entries. To disable thee,P, N, andUkeys, move the rear panel switch to ON. When you presse,P,N, orU, a message appears. Using COUNT to Monitor Channel Activity The Count feature counts the number of times scanning stops on an active channel. Use Count to determine the amount of activity on channels during a scanning session. Use these keys: 1. Pressm. 2. Pressc. 38 ENTER LOCKOFF ON Bank C ch 69 ENTER...
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3. Pressm,, or use the Rotary Tuner to see the count for each channel. Counter counts up to 99. To reset the counter for individual channels 1. Pressm. 2. Enter the channel number or use,orthe Rotary Tuner to select the channel. 3. Press?twice. Note:Turning off power resets the counter for all channels. To turn COUNToff: 1. Pressm. 2. Select a channel with the Count feature ON. 3. Pressc. 39 Count : 01P ch 1 482.7625MHz Count : 01P ch 1 482.7625MHz Bank A P ch 1 482.7625MHz Count : 00Pch 1 482.7625MHz
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Displaying Bank Memory Status This feature shows the programming status of the channels in a bank. Use these keys: 1. Pressm. 2. Enter the channel number or use the Rotary Tuner to select any channel in the bank. 3. Press and holdcfor two seconds. The display shows: The bank (AthroughJor0through9) An asterisk character (k) to represent each programmed channel. An underscore (_) character for an unprogrammed channel A“P” to designate a Priority channel An “L” to show a channel that is locked out. To check...