Uniden America UB303 Hand-held Sports Scanner User Manual Draft Copy of Owners Manual

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User Manual
DRAFT COPY OF THE INSTRUCTION MANUAL
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Contents
About Your New SportCat . .
What is Scanning7. .
What is Searching?.
What is CTCSS and CDCSS
Important Notice .......
Types of Communication. .
Where to Obtain Mare information .
Unpacking .....................
Feature Highlights .......
Controls and Indicators .
Top View . . . .
Front View . .
Setup ....................
Installing the Battery Pack. . .
Mounting the Flexible Antenna
Installing the Belt Clip . ,
Using the Earphone. . . .
Operation Overview .......
Programming channels . . .
Programming By Manual Entry
Deleting a Stored Frequency.
Programming with Search. . ..
Programming Channels with Alp 3
Alert Beep Setting , .
Scannan ......
Bank Scanning
Priority Scan . .
Delay ,,,,,,,,
Locking Out Channels
Looking for "Locked Out" Channels.
Weather Channel Scanning. .
Searching . . . .
Band Search
Limit Search.
VFO Search. . .
Search Skip Frequency.
CTCSSICDCSS Operatlon. .
Programming CTCSS TonyCDCSS Tone
Searching for CTCSS Tone/CDCSS Tones .
Using Tone Search .................... . .
Using CTCSS Tone or CDCSS Tone Search White
Searching , .
Changing a CTCSS/CDCSS Tone i
Erasing a CTCSSICDCSS Tone ........
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Connecting the Scanner . .
Scanner to External Modern .
Scanner to Scanner. .
SmanScan Mode . . .
Menu for SmanScan .
Program Lock . .
Transfer Speed .
Flow Control
Dial Type ......
SmanScanner Tips.
Clone Mode ........ . ,.,
Care and Maintenance ......
Replacing“ the Battery Pack .
Location .
Cleaning.
Repairs .
Birdies , . .
Proper Care 0! your Scanner.
Technical Specilications..
CTCSS/CDCSS Tone Frequencxes ( 1)
Optional Accessories and Replacement Parts.
Troubleshooting ..........
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About Your New SportCat
The Spor‘tcatWI is a state~ol> Automobile, boat. and marathon rams
» Golf tournaments
n Traffic information
n Police and lire department (including rescue and
paramedics)
n NCAA and Canadian weather broadcasts (10
preprogremmed channels)
n Land transportation, such as trucking lirms, buses.
taxis, tow trucks, and railroads
» Marine and amateur radio.
» Aircraft
» Public Service 500 MHz band
And many more in the following 12 Bands:
RANGE STEP BAND
(MHz) (kHz)
210000495950 5
300000493950 5
500000640000 5
108.0000-1363875 12.5
13700001433950 5
14400004473950 5
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10 Meter Amateur Band
VHF Low Band
6 Meter Amateur Band
AM Aircraft
Military Land Mobile
2 Meter Amateur Band
VHF High Band
Federal Govt Land
Mobile
70 an Amateur Band
UHF Standard Band
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470.0000—5120000 12 5 NFM UHF 'T" Band
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Important! The Sportcat will not lune within the Cellular
Telephone Band.
Public Service '800'
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Where to Obtain More Information
The Eearcat Radio Club and other similar hobby clubs
have publicaticns, inlormation on computer bulletin boards.
and even contests lor the radio enthusiasts. See the
enclosed pamphlets tor more information Additional
information is also available through your local library.
Unpacking
Carelully check the contents agalnst this list:
I SportCat Twin Turbo Sports Scanner
I Rubber Antenna
I AC Adapter/Charger (AD-70U)
I Earphone
I Belt Clip with 2 Screws
I Battery (BF-180)
I Remote Cable
I This Operating Guide
I Frequency Directories Order Form and Betty Bearcat
Club information
I SportCat Frequency Guide
I Nickel—Cadmium Battery Disposal Notice
l Product Registration Form
ll any items are missing or damaged, call the Unlden parts
department at the number below.
Please read this Operating Guide thoroughly before
operating the scanner.
Uniden Parts Department
(800) 554-3988
Hours are 5:30 am to 5:00 pm. Central Time
Monday to Friday
We can also be reached on the web at
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0 Twin Turbo Scan a. Search —~This lightning-last
technology enables the SportCat to scan nearly 100
channels per second. Search speeo is selectable
between 100 and 300 steps gar second, (300 steps
per second only in bands wit 5 kHz steps.) Because
the lrequency coverage is so large (see previous
section lor band listing), very fast scanning and
searching are essential,
0 200 Channels You can program each of these
memory channels to store one frequency,
0 12 Bands, 10 Banks includes 12 Bands, with
Aircraft and 800 MHz. 10 Banks 0120 channels each
are uselul for storing similar lrequencies in order to
maintain taster scanning cycles.
0 29 MHz - 956 MHz Indicates the range 01
lrequencies that can be searched within the bands of
your scanner.
(Note: The frequency coverage is not totally
continuous from 29.0 MHz to 956 MHz.)
0 10 Priority Channels You can assign one Priority
Channel in each Bank. Assigning priority channels
allows you to keer track at activity on your most
important channe (s) while monitoring other channels
for transmissions (Priority Channels are initially set in
the first channel in each Bank.)
0 Weather Channels Lets your scanner lunction as a
weather inlorrnation radio.
0 Memory Backup The stored channels are retained
in memory permanently.
0 Programmable Alpha Characters Vou can program
up to 200 channels with alphabetical characters lor
easy relerence.
0 Band Search You can search within the
preprogrammed bands.
0 Limit Search You can search within a specific range
or lrequencies.
0 VFO Search You can search by using the VFO
control.
0 Alert Beep 11 the SpertCat finds a transmission on a
channel you have preset. it beeps twice
0 Auto Light The Sportcat can turn on its backlight
automatically when it finds a transmission if this
function is activated.
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0 Smart Scanner Automatically pro rams your SCZOO
with all the lrequencies and Alpha haracters of the
frequency lor your local area lg accessing our
national database with your F’ or just an external
modeml (No PC required)
0 CTcss/cocss (Continuous Tone Controlled
Squelcn System}, (Continuous Digital Controlled
Squelch System , When activated. the SportCat will
oni tune to a frequency if the associated CTCSS tone
or 0088 tone you have programmed is included
With the transmission. Vou can also use this feature to
search tor a CTCSS tone or 00053 tune when
monitoring a transmission
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n-o Indicates the keypad is lacked.
a Appears when the display mode is
Alpha Name mode.
CTCSS Appears when the Subaudlble Tone
iunction is turned on and a CTCSS
tone is associated on the display
channel.
CDCSS Appears when the Subaudible Tone
function is turned on and a CDCSS
tcne is associated on the display
channel.
L Press ® to start scanning all programmed
channels that are not locked out. (SCAN moves
across the display during scanning.)
3. ln SCAN and WX or SEARCH Mode, press @
stop scanning. (HOLD appears on the display.)
In Manual mods. press
channel.
4. NUMERIC KEYPAD — Use these keys to program a
to step up the
to
channel for scanning. Also use to access a channel
directly with @ During SCAN Mode. use these
keys to select or deselect any of the 10 memory
banks. (Only the selected bank indicatorts) appear
on the display.)
Note: You cannot deactivate all 10 banks 51 the
same time
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automatic 2-second delay during scanning or searching
for acn‘ve frequencies. (When delay is activated. DELAY
appears on the display.) In this mode, when the
scanner monitors an active frequency, searching or
scanning will not resume until transmission stops tor 2
seconds.
Press and hold lKEVLOCK until fro appears
on the display, This disables the keypad and VFO
control and prevents any accidental key entries. To
enable the keypad, press and hold ./KEVLOCK
until n—O disappears from the display.
14. While Scanning, press (PD/TURBO to activate the
PRIORITY SCAN function. (PRIOHlTV appears on the
display.) While Searching. press ®lTURBOto
toggle between 100 steps and 300 steps per second.
(When in TURBO SEAHCH is activated. SEARCH
flashes on the display.)
15. Press to turn the Subaudible tone Mode on/eff.
Press and hold @ to turn the Subaudible tone
search cn/cfl.
15. Press (9 to turn the LCD Back light an and off.
Press and hold ® tor 2 seconds to make the
scanner turn the LCD Back Light on when a
transmission is round (Auto Light function).
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The SportCat comes with a rechargeable Nickel-Cadmium
Battery Pack. When fully charged, this Battery Pack WI||
supply up to 12 hours at dependable use. (With the
Squelch control in “closed" positlonJ
Elevate using the SportCat for the first time, or whenever
the LOW BA'ITERY lndlcator appears on the LCD display,
you should lully charge the Battery Pack.
Note: When the Battery Pack is low, the Law Bette/y
Indicator will start to blink, After abcut 10 minutes, the
scanner will shut itself off to prevent the battery from
becoming completely discharged
Before charging, you must first install the Battery Pack
according to the steps below.
Installing the Battery Pack
1. Open the cover.
2. insert the battery pack.
St Replace cover and press
dawn until it clicls into
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Mounting the Flexible Antenna
Place the end of the antenna onto the BNC connector on
top of the scanner and turn clockwise until tight.
Installing the Belt Clip
1. Place the Bell Clip on
the mounting area on
the back of the
scanner, making sure
the holes in the clip line
up with the threads in
the back of the
scanner.
2 Insert the 2 screws into the corresponding holes and
tighten.
CAUTION: Do not tighten the screws too tight You could
damage the case arc/in.
Using the Earphone
The PHONE jack at the top of the Sportcat Is a standard
3.5mm stereo phone jack. You can use either the supplied
earphone, or a stereo headset 0! the proper impedance
(3211). The output of this jack is monaural audio. but you
will hear it in both headphones ot a stereo headset.
lMPOFlTANT!
Be sure to use only the supplied earphone. or stereo
headset of the preper impedance (329). Use at an
incorrect earphone or stereo headset may be potentially
hazardous to your hearing.
WARNING: To avoid dlscomlort or possible
hearing damage, be sure to set the Volume
Control before plugging in the earphone or
proper headphones. A sudden opening of
the Squelch may cause unexpected loud
audio.
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Operation Overview
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Note: Before operating the SportCat for lhe first
time, make sure you have fully charged the Battery
Pack.
1. Before turning on the scanner, rotate the Squelch
Control tully clockwise.
to
. Turn the scanner on by rotating the On»Ot1Nqume
Control clockwise until you hear a click. Turn the
Volume Control a small amount clockwise to a low
listening level.
to
. You should hear either a "rushing“ noise or some
communications. Ii you are monitoring a transmission.
wait until it stops before adjusting the Squelch Control.
. Readjust the volume to a comfortable listening level.
on
. Turn the Squelch Control counterclockwise just until the
rushing noise disappears. At the squelch threshold, any
incoming signal just slightly stronger than the noise will
open the squelch. Any communication that is received
will open the Squelch. and stop scanning or Searching.
Note: if squelch is set too light, that is, too [or
counterclockwise from the threshold point, a much
stronger signal is required to open the squelch. ll
squelch is set on a paint clockwise from the
threshold you will heara constant sound (noise, it
no signal is present.) The scanner will not scan.
The SportCat has 200 memory enamelsv each oi which can
be progiammed to store one frequency. The channels are
divided into ten 20—channel banks. useful for storing similar
frequencies in otdetto maintain taster scanning cycles.
You can monitor communication in one of two ways:
I BANK SCAN If you have programmed channels, you
can scan all programmed channels in the selected
bank(s), except locked out channels. When the scanner
stops on an active frequency, it remains on that channel
as long as the transmission continues. When the
transmission stops, the SponCat resumes scanning. If
the Delay Function is on, the scanner remains on the
same channel for 2 more seconds. waiting for a
responding transmission. If there is no responding
transmission within 2 seconds, the scanning cycle
resumes.
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Any channels that are not programmed (000.0000) ere
skipped during scan.
when the Sponcat is in SCAN Mode. the display will look
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l SEARCH The Search function is different from Scanr
When you select a trequency band to search, the
sunner searches for any active frequency within the
lower and upper limits at the band. Also, when you
program frequency range, you can search within the
lrequency range, When an active frequency is found, the
scanner stops on that lrequency as long as the
transmission lasts. It the Delay Function is on‘ the
scanner remains on the same channel lor 2 more
seconds, waiting tor a responding transmission. if there
is no responding transmission within 2 seconds, the
search cycle resumes.
When the SportCat is on SEARCH Mode, the display will
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Programming Channels
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Belore you can scan. you must program the channels
within a bank. You can store one lrequency per channel, up
to 200 channels,
Note: if er appears on the display (keypad Locked),
unlock the keypad by pressing and holding
./KEYLOCK unmn-o disappears,
There are four ways to program a channel:
l Manually select a channel and frequency, using the
numeric keypad. You can determine the frequencies you
want from the Betty Bearcat (or similar) Frequency Book
(optional). orlrom the SportCat Frequency Guide
(included).
I Search a hand to find an active frequency, and then
directly store it into a channel.
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A. Programming By Manual Entry
1. Select a frequency from the appropriate Frequency
Directory.
Example: Program 125.2500 MHz into Channel 18.
2. Press @to stop scanning.
3. Press ® ® @ to go to Channel 18.
4. Enter the lrequency number using the numenc keypad.
(Be sure to include me decimal point.)
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If you make a mistake and want to clear the entry.
press (Dand re-enter the frequency.
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5. Press® to store the entry. The frequency on the
display will blink twice to confirm the programming.
Note: To enter frequency in manual mode, Tone Search
must be turned olfi
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Searching
Band Search
The SpnnCat has 12 Preprogrammed Search Bands. You
can search any of these Bands to find desired frequencies
it you do not have a Frequency Directory handy, or it new
stations have been added since the Directory was
published,
1, Press and hold ®lEAND to enter the Band Search
Mode, Then the upper and lower limits at the band
currently selected are displayed.
2. Use VFO control, or ® to select the band you
wish to search.
3. Wait for about 2 seconds and the SportCat wril begin
searching that Band. Or, press @/BAND again to
begin.
4, During a Search, press @/TURBOto activate
TURBO SEARCH. in some band Searches TUFiBO
SEARCH is not available. It this is the case. an Error
tone will be heard, This increases the Search Speed to
300 steps per second in those bands that have 5 kHz
steps. (See the table on page 5 tor the Band Chart.)
When you activate TURBO SEARCH, the SEARCH
indicator flashes. Press ®I TURBO again to
deactivate TURBO SEARCH
5. Press at any time to stop the search on a
frequency. Press @/BAND to resume searching.
5. When Search ls stopped, you can press or ®
to move up or down 1 frequency step, (See the table on
page 5 tor the step size for each Band.)
Limit Search
In Limit Search mode, you can search within the frequency
range you have set,
To use this function, you must set the lower/higher
frequency of your search range first.
Setting the Frequencies
1. Press@.
2, Enter the lower limit at your search range.
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4, Enter the higher limit ol your search range.
5, Press GE
6 Press @/BANDto begin the search between the two
limits.
Using the Limit Search
1. Press @/BANDtu enter Limit Search mode.
2. Press (m‘w) or @ to stop searching ("HOLD”
appears on the display.)
VFO Search
You can search by using the VFO control.
1. In Manual mode, enter the frequency by using the
number keypad and turn VFO control,
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In Band Search Hold or Limit Search Hold, enter the
lrequency by using the number keypad, and turn the VFO
control.
“ V " appears on the display,
2, Turn the VFO control clockwise to move up the
frequency step, and turn the VFO control counter»
clockwise to move down the frequency step.
3. When you Wish to store frequency or change the
channel, you need not press first.
Search Skip Frequency
The scanner may stop at certain trequencies during
Search that you do not want to hear. You can program
up to 50 Skip Frequencies into the SportCat. When the
scanner stops at one of these frequencies during
Search, press @. That frequency is now "memorized"
and will be skipped during any Search. The scanner will
then search to find other active frequencies. It you enter
the 51st frequency, the lst one is overwritten.
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CTCSS/CDCSS Operation
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Your scanner is equipped with a Continuous Tone
Controlled Squelch System (CTCSS) and Continuous
Digital Conlrolied Squelch System (GDCSS) which allow
squelch lo open only when lhe tone you have programmed
with a specific frequency is received along with a
transmission. When using CTCSS or 00053, consider the
following:
| Your Scanner Scan Speed becomes slow while
Subaudible Tone function is activated,
- You cannot enter CTCSS and CDCSS tones in
the AM Air Band.
- If you have more questions about CTCSS or
CDCSS see What is CTCSS and CDCSS on
page 4A
Programmlng a cross Tone/CDCSS Tone
1. Select a channel you want to program.
Note: The ' ' function an nofbe activated while
programming C CSS/CDCSS codes. Pnbn'iy may be
readivafed after storing codes.
2. Press. to aclivate the Subaudible Tone function.
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If you want to change between CTCSS and CDCSS,
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b. Then press ®
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Note: Press®to cancel the CTCSS or CDCSS
Program Mode.
The CTCSS or CDCSS indicator and displayed
programs are turned off but not deleted.
If you want to program 5 no Tone. press (D at first,
then press (5
Searching for CTCSS Tones/CDCSS Tones
You can use the CTCSS Tone Search Mode and 00058
Tone Search Modem determine if the frequencies in your
area are broadcast with associated tones
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scanner starts searching let an associated CTCSS and
CDCSS (one All tones are checked it the transmission is
long enough. It there is a break beioro a (one is
identified, than ynur scanner starw searching where it
left off when the transmission begins again.
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other stored frequencies.
It you want to program tones tor several stored
lrequencies, follow these steps:
- After you program a CTCSS (one or CDCSS
tone with a stored frequency. the CTCSS Tone
or 00058 tone Search Mode is canceled The
CTCSS or CDCSS indicator remains on but
does not flash, To activate the CTCSS Tone
Search Mode or CDCSS Tone Search Mode
again, press and hold @ until you hear two
short beeps,
If you decide to cancel the CTCSS Tone Search
Mode or CDCSS Tone Search Mode while
scanning, press and hold @ until you hear two
short beeps and the CTCSS or CDCSS indicator
turns offr
- You can select the CTCSS Search Mode or
CDCSS Tone Search Mode before pressing
®in Manual Mode. Simply, press and hold
until the CTCSS or DCS indicator begins
flashing, and then press®
When your scanner stops, the CTCSS Tone or
CDCSS Tone search begins immediately If a
tone is found before the transmission ends,
press©to program the tone with the
trequency stored in the channel.
Using CTCSS Tone or CDCSS Tone Search
White Searching
1. Set a Search Range.
For information about setting a search range, see Limit
Search on page 27,
2. Press and hold @ until you near two short beeps.
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tones are checked if the transmission is long enough.
However, it you press -, and there IS break betore a
tone IS identilied, the tone search starts where it left off
when the transmission begins again
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Send the frequency with its associated tone to another
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For Information about sending a lrequency to another
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5. Restart the search and repeat Steps 3 - 4 to search for
tones associated with other frequencies in the search
range you set in Step 1.
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65 mm (W) x 39.5 mm (D) x 296.5 mm (H)
(w/antenna w/n belt clip)
Weight: 0.71 lb, (320 9)
Power Requirements: 43V DC (internal battery or
AC Adapter/Charger)
Cem’fied in accordance with FCC Rules and Regulations
Part 15 Subpart C as of date of manufacture.
Features, specifications, and availabillty of optional
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Optional Accessories and
Replacement Parts
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The following optional accessories and replacement parts
lcr your SponCat are available from yuur local Uniden
Dealer or through the Uniden Customer Service Center by
calling: 1-800-297-1023. 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM Central Time,
Monday through Friday.
ITEM PARY NO.
Spare Battery Pack BP»1au
Replacement Rubber Antenna AT»218
Earphone EP-009
AC Adapter/Charger AD-70U
Straight Cigarette Lighter Power Cord (fused) UA-502
Coiled Cigarette Lighter Power Cord (lused) UA-502A
Belt Clip with 2 screws BCK-150
SportCat Sports Frequency Guide FB-150
SportCat Operating Guide omsczoo
Remote Cable WZ-1407
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if your SCZOO is not performing properly, try the tollcwing
steps.
PROBLEM
SOLUTION
Scanner won't work.
Improper reception.
Scan won't stop.
Scan won't start.
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1. Check the connections at both
ends of the AC Adapter.
2, Turn on the wail switch of your
room. You could be usmg an
outlet controlled by me wall
switch.
3. Move the AC Adapter to
another wall cutie or replace
the battery pack.
1. Check the antenna_ connection
or move and reposntlon the
antenna
2. Move the scanner.
3. You may be in e remote area
which could require an optional
mum-band antenna.
Check with your dealer or local
electronics store.
1. Adjust s uelch threshold-reier
to page1 setting the squelch.
2. Check the antenna connecfl'on.
3. Check to see it may of the
channels are locked out. If so,
the scanner has less chance at
finding an acnve channel.
4. Review each channel's _
lrequency to see if it |s_stiII
stored in memory and is
correct.
5. It‘s possible that none of the
programmeq frequenCles are
currently active.
1. Press the ®key again.
2. Adjust the SOUELCH control.
3. Check to see it all channels are
locked out.
1. Adjust squelch threshoid~reler
to page 7 setting the squelch.
. Check me antenna.
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Channel Actim’ _ 1. May he a private or telephone
Indlcators are lashln interconnect call, which are
but no sound is he . intentionally blocked by your
SCEHHEL
2, The ID in your display is not
active,
it you still cannot get satisiactnry results and want
additional information, or to return the unit for service.
please call or write the Uniden Parts and Service Division.
The address and phone number are listed in the Warranty
(at the end of this manual).
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One Year Limited Warranty
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WARRANTOR: UNIDEN AMERICA CORPORATION ("Unlden")
ELEMENTS OF WARRANTY: Uniden warrants, lor one year. to
the Original retail owner, this Uniden Product to be tree Ircrn
detects In materials and craftsmanship with only the limitations or
exclusions set out below.
WARRANTY DURATION: This warranty to the original user shall
terminate and be of no Iunher ellect t2 months after the date at
original renail sale, The warranty is invalid if the Product ls éA)
damaged or not maintained as reasonable or necessary, ( )
modified, altered. or used as pan at any conversion kits. sub-
assernblies. or any configurations not sold kg Uniden‘ (C)
improperly installed. (D) serviced or repalre by someone other
than an authorized Uniden service center for a detect or
mallunctlon covered by this warran . (E) used in any comunction
with equipment or parts or as part 0 any 5 stern not manufactured
by Uniden, or S?) installed ergo rammed y anyone other than
as detailed by 9 Operating ui e tor this product.
STATEMENT OF REMEDY: In the event that the product does
not onniorm to this warranty at any time while this warranty is in
eflect. warrantor will repair the de ect and relum it to you without
chazfie tor parts, service. or any other cost (except shipping and
hen é?) incurred by warrantor or its representatives in
conn [on with the performance of this warranty. THE LIMITED
WARRANTY SET FORTH ABOVE IS THE SOLE AND ENTIRE
WARRANTY PERTAiNING TO THE PRODUCT AND IS IN LIEU
OF AND EXCLUOES ALL OTHER WARRANTIES OF ANY
NATURE WHATSOEVER, WHETHER EXPRESS. IMPLIED OR
ARISING BY OPERATION OF LAW, INCLUDING BUT NOT
LIMITED TO ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANT
ABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. THIS
WARRANTY DOES NOT COVER OR PROVIDE FOR THE
REIMBURSEMENT OR PAYMENT OF INCIDENTAL OR
CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES. Some states do not allow this
exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages on
the above limitation or exclusion may not apply to you,
LEGAL REMEDIES: This warranty gives you spedlic legal rights.
and you ma also have other rights which vary mm state to state.
This warran is void outside the United States ol Amenca.
PROCEDURE FOR OBTAINING PERFORMANCE OF
WARRANTY: II. after InlIowirquhe instructions in this Operating
Guide you are certain that the roduct is defective, pack the
Product carefully (preferably in its original dpackaging). Include
eyldence OI ori inal purchase and a note escrlbing the detect
that has caus you to return it, The Product should be shipped
treight prepaid by traceable means or delivered. to warrantor at:
Unlden America Corporation
Parts and service Dlvlslon
A700 Amon Cartel Blvd.
FL Worth, TX 76155
1-500-654-3588; Mon—Frl; 8:3!)am to 5:00pm Central
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COVERED UNDER ONE OR MORE OF THE
FOLLOWING U,S. PATENTS:
4,219,821
4,270,217 4,398,304 4,409,588 4,455,579
4,461,036 4,521,915 4,597,104 4,627,108 4,841,302
4,538,815 4,932,074 4,947,455 5,014,348 5,199,109
5,408,592
5,428,826 5,438,588 5,448,258 5.455.402
5,471,680
$483,584 5,548,832 5,551,071 5,542,424
5,710,992
5 530,296
5,574,995 5,577,075 5,598,430
5,600,223
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