Uniden Br330t Wideband Trunktracker Scanner Owners Manual

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Programming Radio Systems
Quickly Programming Racing 
Systems
You can use the menu system to program a racing 
system (see “Manually Programming Racing Systems” 
on Page 63). Or you can follow the onscreen prompts 
as described in this section to quickly program your 
scanner. These prompts are designed to help you 
quickly enter a new race from a frequency list 
purchased at the track (if the system is not already 
preprogrammed into your scanner). When you 
complete Steps 5 and 6, almost all cars...

62 6. Set the CTCSS/
DCS code, then 
press E 
7. Press E to enter 
advanced options 
(Steps 8-11) or 
press    to skip to 
Step 12.
8. Set the modulation 
type (Auto is 
almost always the 
correct choice), 
then press E 
9. Set the attenuator 
(turn it on to 
eliminate 
interference from 
other sources), then press E 
10. Set the channel 
priority (turn it on if 
you want the 
scanner to interrupt 
operation every few 
seconds to check 
for transmissions by 
this driver), then press E 
11. Set alert...

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12. If you have another 
frequency to enter 
for this driver, press 
E then repeat from 
Step 5. Otherwise, 
press No
13. To enter another car 
in this race, press E 
then repeat from 
Step 3. Otherwise, 
press No 
14. When you finish, 
press Scan to begin
scanning the race
Manually Programming Racing 
Systems
 J Program System J L 
4 
New System L  Racing L 
Confirm? 
J E
The scanner creates an empty conventional system, 
with a default name of System NN    R.
NN increments...

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Editing the Car
 J Program System J L  
4 
Select the system L  
4 Edit Car L  
Select the car 
L
Follow these steps to enter the car options.
1. Press 0-9 to enter the car’s number (up to 3 
digits), then press the scroll control.
2. Rotate the scroll control to select one of the 
following options. Then refer to the appropriate 
section to set or change a car setting.
• See “Entering/Editing a Car Number” on Page 64.
• See “Editing a Driver” on Page 65.
• See “Setting a Car’s Quick Key” on Page 65....

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Programming Radio Systems
Editing a Driver
 J Program System J L  
4 
Select the system L  
4 Edit Car L  
Select the car 
L
Edit Driver L 
1. Rotate the scroll control to select the first letter.
2. Press and hold down   then rotate the scroll 
control once to select the next letter.
3. Repeat Steps 1 and 2 until you have entered the
driver ’s name. Then press E or press down on the 
scroll control to accept the setting.
Hints:
• Each driver’s name can be up to 12 characters. 
Abbreviate as necessary...

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Editing a Car’s Channel
 J Program System J L  
4 
Select the system L  
4 Edit Car L  
Select the car 
L
Edit Channel L 
Deleting a Car
 J Program System J L  
4 
Select the system L  
4 Edit Car L  
Select the car 
L
Delete Car L 
The scanner prompts you to confirm deletion. 
To confirm, press E. To cancel, press No.
Note: Deleted cars cannot be restored. You must 
re-enter them.
Setting Lockout On A Car
 J Program System J L  
4 
Select the system L  
4 Edit Car L  
Select the car 
L
Set Lockout L...

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Programming Conventional 
Systems
 J Program System J L 
4 
New System  L 
4 
Conventional L 
Confirm? Yes=“E”/ No=“.”
The scanner creates an empty conventional system, 
with a default name of System n       C.  
n is a number that increments as you add new 
systems. C indicates that this is a conventional system.
Refer to the appropriate section to set system-wide 
options:
• See “Editing the System Name” on Page 80
• See “Editing the System Quick Key” on Page 81
• See...

68 The scanner creates a group with a default name of 
Group n. n increments by one for each new group 
you create within a system. Refer to the appropriate 
section to set group-wide options:
• See “Entering/Editing the Group Name” on 
Page 89
• See “Setting the Group Quick Key” on Page 90
• See “Deleting Groups” on Page 91
• See “Setting System Lockout” on Page 81
• See “Entering/Editing Conventional Channels” on 
Page 68
Entering/Editing Conventional 
Channels
 J Program System J L 
4 
Select the...

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Programming Radio Systems
Programming Motorola Systems
 J Program System J L 
4 
New System  L 
4 
MOT L 
Next, rotate the scroll control to select the type of 
Motorola system you want to program, then briefly 
press the scroll control to select it.
•800MHz Standard - Use for 800 MHz systems 
that use the standard band plan
•800MHz Splinter - Use for 800 MHz systems 
that use the splinter band plan (typically near 
international borders)
Note: Splinter systems have frequencies below 
866 MHz that end...

70• See “Setting the End Code Operation (Motorola 
Systems Only)” on Page 85
• See “Setting I-Call (Motorola and EDACS Sys-
tems Only)” on Page 85
• See “Setting Emergency Alert (Motorola and 
EDACS Systems Only)” on Page 86
• See “Setting Control-Channel Only (Motorola Sys-
tems Only)” on Page 86
• See “Setting System Lockout” on Page 81
• See “Reviewing Locked Out Frequencies” on 
Page 111
• See “Setting System Attenuation (Trunked Sys-
tems Only)” on Page 88
• See “Deleting Systems” on Page 88
• See...