Uniden BC80 XLT manual Scanner Care & Safety Tips, Where to Obtain More Information

Feature Highlights

50 Channels — Program one frequency into each channel. You must have at least one channel programmed to use the Scan mode.

29 MHz-956 MHz — Search these frequency ranges with your scanner. (The frequency coverage is not totally continuous from 29 MHz to 956 MHz.)

5 Priority Channels — Assign one Priority channel in each bank. Keep track of the activity on most important channel(s) while monitoring others. Manual Channel Access — Go directly to any channel.

Memory Backup — Frequencies programmed in the channels are retained in memory. If the power is disconnected, the memory retains the frequen- cies for 7 days.

Weather Scan — Use as a weather information radio.

Preset 2-Second Delay — Scanner waits 2 seconds after transmission stops before resuming scanning.

Scanner Care & Safety Tips

Do not use the scanner in high-moisture areas such as the kitchen or bath- room.

Do not plug the scanner into an outlet controlled by a wall switch as pro- longed periods without power causes scanner memory loss.

Avoid placing the unit in direct sunlight or near heating elements or vents.

Where to Obtain More Information

Before you can scan, you must program a frequency into each channel you want to use. The “Betty Bearcat Scanner Frequency Guide” lists typical fre- quencies used around the U.S. and Canada that you may program into the

BC80XLT.

If the frequencies listed in the “Betty Bearcat Starter Frequency Guide” do not work in your area, call the enclosed “Mr. Scanner” 800 number. A Uniden representative should be able to provide you with a few sample frequencies. Or, use the enclosed order form to purchase a local frequency list.

The Bearcat Radio Club and other similar hobby clubs have publications, information on computer bulletin boards, and even contests for the radio en- thusiast. Also, your local library has more information.

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