Uniden UBC785XLT manual Understanding the Menu System

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Next you must program some frequencies (page 24). It is recommended that you read the next part "Understanding the Menu System" because it will assist you in accessing and understanding many of the features. Later in a section called "Additional Features", you will find explanations on how to disable the keypad acknowledgement tones, to mute the audio, to change the appearance of the display and other general features.

Understanding the Menu System

It is very important for you to understand the Menu screen. To navigate through the Menu screen is really quite simple. Many of the features of this scanner, can only be accessed by the Menu screens. There are several ways to get through the screens. First of all, press MENU to get started. Anytime you want to exit this mode or simply quit from where you are, repeatedly press MENU until the scanner returns to the original state or you can press SCAN or SRCH to exit directly MENU MODE. Anytime you are in the Menu mode, the audio will be muted.

To assist you in understanding the Menu screen, flow charts are provided towards the back of the manual so you can follow along. Two things to remember are rotate the through the menu and press E or VFO to execute the command. For simplicity, we have chosen to rotate the VFO control up or down in order to scroll through the menu and the E key for entering or executing a command. Once you have pressed the E key and executed the final choice (for instance, ON or OFF), the display backs up to the previous level of options.

Also direct entry of the numbers in the flow chart will get you through the screens, but the other screen options are not visible. This method should be used only after you have gone through the manual at least once. Tearout shortcut cards (see pages 4 and 5) are provided to assist you in the direct entry method for commonly used features.

The illustration below shows the first level of the Menu screen. These levels are then provided in a flow chart on pages 52 to 54. You will find a description section to explain the meanings of these functions on the next pages. Then, you will be walked through all the steps of programming, scanning and searching.

☞Hint: You can check the options you programmed on the display when you press and hold MENU for 2 seconds in the following modes.

•Scan mode/Scan Hold mode.

•Chain Search mode/Chain Search Hold mode

MENU MODE

1:SEARCH OPTION

2:SCAN OPTION

3:SYSTEM OPTION

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Contents A N N E R Page Contents Page Introduction 15kHz Offset WFM VFO/SELECT Push Front and Rear ViewIcon Description UBC785XLT Shortcuts Press Menu Important Notice Terminology What is Scanning?What is Searching? Feature Highlights Information on the Internet Where to Obtain More InformationIncluded with Your Scanner Package Optional Antenna SetupConnecting an Antenna Mounting an AntennaMounting the Scanner in Your Vehicle Typical Mounting MethodsApplying Power for Vehicle Installation Connecting an Earphone Desktop InstallationApplying Power Using Standard AC Power Connecting an External SpeakerRemember Connecting the Clone CableConnecting the Tape Recorder Listening SafelyTurn the Scanner On Setting the SquelchBasic Operation Understanding the Menu System 2SEARCH Range Menu Description and Numeric Keypad Equivalents6RECORD Allows you to change the brightness of the display 9BANK TAG 001 855.0000 FM Storing Frequencies into Channels in Menu ModeProgramming 0010000.0000 010 512.0000 FMC1000 Storing Alpha Tags 001 855.0000 NFM Alpha TAGTransfer Frequencies Assigning the Beep Alert to a Channel Beep AlertProgramming Tips Bank Scan Hold FeatureTo directly access a specific channel ScanningSetting the Delay Mode for Frequency RF Attenuation FeatureChannel Lockout Lockout in Hold Mode001 141.5000 FM Uniden Group a Restoring All Locked-out Channels Lockout in Scanning ModeRestoring a Locked-out Channel Changing the Priority Channel 010 1240.0000 FM005 512.0000 FM Priority ScanSrch 12.5k Setting a Search RangeSearching Data Skip Search Hold FeatureSrch 12.5k 1240.0000 FM Range 25cm Amateur Grp Starting Chain SearchStoring Search Frequencies Srch 12.5k 1240.0000 NFM Range C004Frequency Skip Auto Storing Squelch SQ Mode12--56 001 FM BankFor Search mode, select 1SERVICE Option / Chain Search 001 512.0000 FM Bank 003001 FM DCS Bank 003 FM DCS Uniden Group aChanging the step Air Service SearchUsing Aircraft Service Search Air Service Search SkipTo program your scanner PC Control ModeRemote Interface To connect Scanner to PCPC Control Parameter Clone ModeStart Remote Mode and Change Transfer Speed Speed 39600 bps 419200 bpsTo connect the Scanner to Scanner Clone Master Unit Slave Unit Key Beep Option Additional FeaturesDimmer Enter LockChannel Step Selection Reverse ModeReceiving Mode Selection Frequency and Channel Tuning with the VFO ControlCare and Maintenance Resetting the Scanner TroubleshootingSpecifications Glossary of Terms Page DCS Tone Code Ctcss Frequency List HzUBC785XLT Flow Charts Scan Option System Option Dimmer 1HIGH / 2MEDIUM / 3OFF Screen Mask Declaration of Conformity Uniden Corporation All rights reserved UBZZ01343ZZ0
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UBC785XLT specifications

The Uniden UBC785XLT is a versatile and powerful handheld scanner designed for both amateur radio enthusiasts and professional users. Renowned for its broad frequency coverage, this scanner offers a comprehensive solution for monitoring a wide array of communications. Combining advanced features with exceptional ease of use, the UBC785XLT is an essential tool for anyone interested in scanning radio frequencies.

One of the key features of the UBC785XLT is its extensive frequency range, which spans from 25 MHz to 1.3 GHz. This allows users to listen in on various signals, including VHF and UHF bands, making it suitable for public service channels, aircraft communications, and even amateur radio operations. It also supports a variety of modes, including FM, AM, and digital modes, allowing users to access a wide array of broadcasts.

The scanner’s memory capacity is another notable characteristic. It comes with 1,000 channels grouped into 50 banks, allowing you to organize your frequencies efficiently. Users can easily program and store their favorite channels, and the scanner features a built-in memory backup to preserve settings and frequencies even when powered off.

Incorporating advanced scanning technologies, the UBC785XLT features a triple conversion superheterodyne design, which enhances its frequency stability and adds to the overall sensitivity. The scanner also comes equipped with Close Call RF Capture technology, which enables it to automatically find and monitor nearby signals in real-time, making it easier for users to discover new frequencies.

For those who prefer customized settings, the UBC785XLT offers a range of programmable features, including priority scanning, which allows users to designate specific channels to be monitored more frequently. The scanner’s versatile scanning modes, such as Dynamic Memory Allocation, make it easy to tailor the experience based on individual needs, ensuring that important communications are never missed.

The UBC785XLT is designed with user accessibility in mind. It features a large, backlit LCD display for easy readability in various lighting conditions. The user interface is intuitive, making navigation through channels and settings straightforward.

In summary, the Uniden UBC785XLT is a comprehensive scanning solution that appeals to a wide range of users. With its extensive frequency coverage, advanced scanning technologies, and user-friendly interface, it stands out as a top choice for anyone looking to explore the world of radio communications. Whether for emergency services monitoring or personal interest in radio messages, the UBC785XLT delivers reliable performance and versatility.
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