Uniden UBC3500XLT Introduction, Frequency MHz Modulation Step kHz Lower Edge Upper Edge

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Introduction

Your Bearcat UBC3500XLT scanning receiver is a state-of- the-art scanner radio with extended frequency. You can store frequencies such as police, fire/emergency, marine, air, amateur, and other communications into the scanner. You can carry it with you wherever you go. You can use the scanner’s scroll control to quickly select channels and frequencies, and you can automatically program channels in a system using the AutoStore feature. Use your scanner to monitor:

•Police and fire departments (including rescue and paramedics)

•Business/Industrial radio and utilities

•Marine and amateur (ham radio) bands

•Air band

•Railroad

The chart below identifies the scanner band numbers, the frequency range, the modulation mode and the default step size settings.

To change the band plan:

1.Maker sure the power is turned off.

2.While holding down 1, 2 or 3 (corresponding number of the band plan), turn on the scanner.

Band Plan 1

Frequency (MHz)		Modulation	Step (kHz)
Lower Edge	Upper Edge
25.0000	29.9950	FM	5
30.0000	79.9875	FM	12.5
80.0000	82.9900	FM	10
83.0000	87.2875	FM	12.5
87.3000	107.9500	FMB	50
108.0000	136.9875	AM	12.5 / 8.33
108.0000	136.9916		selectable
137.0000	137.9950	FM	5
138.0000	157.9875	FM	12.5
158.0000	160.5900	FM	10
160.6000	162.5875	FM	12.5
162.6000	173.9900	FM	10
174.0000	215.9500	WFM	50
216.0000	224.9950	FM	5
225.0000	399.9500	AM	50
400.0000	405.9875	FM	12.5
406.0000	439.9937	FM	6.25
440.0000	465.9950	FM	5
466.0000	469.9900	FM	10
470.0000	512.0000	FM	6.25
806.0000	960.0000	FM	12.5
1240.0000	1300.0000	FM	12.5

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