Radio Shack PRO-2048 Searching for and Temporarily Storing Active Frequencies, Limit Search

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SEARCHING FOR AND TEMPORARILY STORING ACTIVE FREQUENCIES

You can search for frequencies using a limit or direct search, then tempo- rarily store frequencies into monitor memories.

Limit Search

A limit search lets you search for ac- tive transmissions within a specified range of frequencies.

Note: You can also use the scan- ner’s delay feature while using a limit search (see “Using the 2-Second De- lay” on Page 27).

Follow these steps to search for ac- tive frequencies using a limit search.

1.Press PGM, then LIMIT. Lo and a frequency appear.

2.Using the number keys, enter the lowest frequency (including the decimal point) you want to search within the desired fre- quency range, then press

ENTER.

Note: If you enter an invalid fre- quency, Error appears. To cor- rect this, simply repeat the step.

3.Press LIMIT. Hi and a frequency appear.

4.Using the number keys, enter the highest frequency you want to search within the desired fre- quency range, then press

ENTER.

5.Press D to search upward from the lower to the upper limit, or press — to search downward from the upper to the lower limit.

-L-, SEARCH, and s or t appear, and the next available monitor memory flashes.

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Contents PRO-2048 200-Channel Programmable Home Scanner Features Fm Page 3 Wednesday, August 4, 1999 1133 AM FCC Notice Band Frequency Range MHzScanning Legally Contents Guide to Frequencies US Weather Frequencies Connecting Power Using Standard AC PowerUsing Vehicle Battery Power PreparationConnecting the Antenna Resetting the SCANNER’S Display Connecting an Optional AntennaInitializing Scanner Listening Safely Connecting AN EARPHONE/ HEADPHONES/ External SpeakerTraffic Safety Understanding Your Scanner Look AT the Front PanelStarts scanning through the stored channels Look AT the Display BankData Monitor Memories Understanding the SCANNER’S MemoryChannel-Storage Banks Squelch Tips Turning on the SCANNER/SETTING the Volume and SquelchOperation Manually Storing Frequencies in Channels Searching for and Temporarily Storing Active Frequencies Limit SearchDirect Search Search Skip Memory Moving a Frequency from a Monitor Memory to a Channel Listening to Monitor MemoriesManually Selecting a Channel Scanning the Stored ChannelsTurning CHANNEL- Storage Banks on and OFF Listening to the Weather Band Special Features Using Priority ChannelsUsing the 2-SECOND Delay Locking OUT ChannelsType Speed Skipping Data SignalsChanging Scanning and Search Speeds Turning the KEY Tone on or OFF General Guide to Scanning Guide to FrequenciesGuide to the Action Bands United States Broadcast BandsTypical Band Usage HF BandUHF Band Specified Intervals Primary UsageVHF Band Activities Frequencies UHF Band Activities FrequenciesAbbreviations Services Band AllocationMeter Amateur Band 28.0-29.7 MHz VHF Low Band in 5 kHz stepsLand Mobile Service Band Meter Amateur BandFM Radio Broadcast, Wide Band Aircraft BandFm Page 37 Wednesday, August 4, 1999 1133 AM Ultra High Frequency UHF 300 MHz-3 GHz Government Band Cm Amateur BandLow Band Conventional Systems Band Locally AssignedFrequency Conversion Troubleshooting Care and Maintenance Specifications 21/4-Inch 57 mm, 8-ohm, dynamic type RadioShack Division of Tandy CorporationFort Worth, Texas 10A7
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PRO-2048 specifications

The Radio Shack PRO-2048 is a compact and versatile scanner that has gained recognition among both casual radio enthusiasts and serious hobbyists. Known for its reliable performance and user-friendly features, the PRO-2048 is designed to tune into a wide range of frequencies, making it an ideal choice for users interested in monitoring various communications, including public safety, aviation, and amateur radio.

One of the standout features of the PRO-2048 is its ability to cover a broad frequency range. It operates from 29 MHz to 960 MHz, allowing users to explore a diverse array of channels, including VHF and UHF bands. This extensive coverage means that users can listen to everything from local police and fire departments to amateur radio operators and air traffic control.

The scanner is equipped with 100 programmable channels, enabling users to store their favorite frequencies for quick access. Its advanced scanning capabilities include a priority channel feature, which allows the user to monitor a specific channel while scanning others. This ensures that no important communication is missed, making it a valuable tool for those who need to stay informed about critical events.

In terms of technology, the PRO-2048 utilizes digital signal processing (DSP) to enhance audio clarity and reduce unwanted interference. This technology is particularly beneficial in urban environments where signal congestion can pose challenges. The scanner's built-in advanced filtering helps to weed out static and background noise, providing a clearer listening experience.

Another notable characteristic of the PRO-2048 is its backlit LCD display, which provides easy visibility in low-light conditions. The intuitive user interface allows for straightforward navigation, making programming and accessing frequencies a breeze even for beginners.

Additionally, the scanner features a wide variety of scanning options, including manual scanning, memory channel scanning, and lock-out features that allow users to exclude certain channels from the scanning process. The scanner also supports both conventional and trunked systems, which is essential for users looking to track modern communication networks.

In summary, the Radio Shack PRO-2048 is a robust scanner that combines wide frequency coverage, user-friendly features, and advanced technologies to enhance the listening experience. Its versatile functionality and reliable performance make it an excellent choice for anyone interested in monitoring radio communications. Whether you're a beginner or experienced hobbyist, the PRO-2048 stands out as a reliable companion for exploring the airwaves.
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