User manual UNIDEN BC355C

[. . . ] OWNER'S MANUAL BC355C SCANNER IMPORTANT INFORMATION PRECAUTIONS Before you use this scanner, please observe the following: Warning Uniden America Corporation does not represent this unit to be waterproof. To reduce the risk of fire, electrical shocks, or damage to the unit, do not expose this unit to rain or moisture. patents: 5, 199, 109 5, 465, 402 5, 548, 832 5, 598, 430 6, 025, 758 7, 006, 797 5, 408, 692 5, 471, 660 5, 551, 071 5, 642, 424 6, 034, 573 7, 013, 110 5, 428, 826 5, 483, 684 5, 574, 995 5, 710, 992 6, 064, 270 7, 505, 738 5, 438, 688 5, 530, 296 5, 577, 076 5, 991, 346 6, 839, 550 Otherpatentspending. ** These products contain Uniden proprietary information. Software, control codes, protocols and other such related matter may be the copyrighted work of Uniden America Corporation. [. . . ] If the BCC stops on an active channel that you do not want to monitor but you do not want to lock out, press the SEARCH key or the UP/DOWN keys. The scanner stays on the displayed channel until searching is resumed. Press the BAND key multiple times to search through the available bands. Continue after the BCC has stopped on an active channel Stop searching Select a different band to search SCREENS This section shows typical screen displays: SCANNINg bANKS police fire/emg air mrn scan scan sc This screen shows BCC is actively scanning a displayed bank. "SCAN"scrolls from right to left across the screen, and the scanned bank will flash. This screen shows that the scanner has been put on HOLD to monitor frequency . 000 on the Police bank. police 45. 0600 hold scan SEARCHINg bANDS 148 174 srch When bAND is pressed, this screen displays the band range to be searched. Press bAND again (or UP/DOWN within seconds) to see other band ranges. This SEARCH screen shows that frequency 09. 9 has been found through an upward search. Pointers ( or ) indicate the direction of the search - up or down. 409. 9875 srch SPECIAl FEATURES The BCC scanner boasts of several special features: · · Lock Out Channels/Frequencies Close Call · · · Private Bank Program Frequencies into Programmable Banks. Program Lock lOCK OUT CHANNElS / FREqUENCIES Sometimes the scanner may stop on a particular channel or frequency because of noise or other unwanted transmissions. This feature lets you lock out channels and frequencies you don't want to scan. The Lock Out feature skips these channels and frequencies during scanning. Types of Lock Out Temporary Lock Out Pressing l/O once temporarily locks out the current frequency or channel. The scanner displays "T L/O" for that frequency or channel and continues scanning. All "T L/O" frequencies/channels are restored when the scanner is powered off and back on. Permanent Lock Out Pressing l/O twice permanently locks out the current frequency or channel. The scanner displays "L/O" for that frequency or channel and continues scanning. "L/O" frequencies/channels can be manually restored; the procedure is provides in this section. Lock Out Limits Any of the 00 user-programmed channels can be locked out; however, there is a limit to the number of frequencies that can be locked out of a preprogrammed bank or band search. Up to 00 frequencies can be permanently locked out, and up to 00 frequencies can be temporarily locked out. If you try to permanently or temporarily lock out 0 frequencies, the scanner releases the first locked out frequency when you lock out the 0st frequency. Locking out a frequency in any service bank or search band locks it out in all service banks or search bands. However, it will not affect the frequency if you have saved it in a channel. You can only lock out all the channels or frequencies in the Private, Cb, and MRN banks. [. . . ] Birdies are internally-generated signals inherent in the receiver's electronics. If the interference is not severe, you might be able to turn Sq clockwise to cut out the birdie. You can also press SEARCH to resume searching. TECHNICAl SPECIFICATIONS Size: -/"(W) x -/"(D) x -/"(H) Weight: lb . oz. Operating Temperature: ­ 0ºC (­ ºF) to + 0ºC (+ 0ºF) Power Requirements: DC . V Certified in accordance with FCC Rules and Regulations Part Sub-part C as of date of manufacture. [. . . ]