Using digital AGC, Cloning programmed data | Radio Shack PRO-2096

Beyond the Basics

choice when saving or loading V-Scanner data. During this period the scanner is transferring V-Scanner data to or from working memory.

using digital AGC

You may ﬁnd that the audio level varies greatly among different users on digital systems that you monitor. Many analog conventional and trunked radio systems include components with automatic gain control to help normalize the audio levels of analog transmissions in the system. Digital radio systems typically do not include any automatic gain control functionality and tend to reproduce a user’s voice audio signal more faithfully with regard to audio levels. This can result in a low level audio signal if a user on the system is not speaking close enough to their radio microphone. Your PRO-2096 features Digital AGC, which can compensate for these low audio levels when they occur. By default, Digital AGC is turned on. If desired, you can toggle the Digital AGC function on or off by pressing FUNC, and then MAN

at any time. The display will brieﬂy show DSP AGC Off or DSP AGC On accordingly. Digital AGC has no effect on analog transmissions. You may notice more background noise with Digital AGC on.

cloning programmed data

You can transfer the contents of the current scanner working memory to and from another PRO-2096 or PRO-96 scanner using an optional connecting cable with 1/8-inch (3.5 mm) phone plugs on both ends (use RadioShack part number

42-2420 available at your local RadioShack store), or to a computer application designed to work with this scanner using a PC interface cable (use RadioShack part number 20- 289, available at your local RadioShack store).

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Radio Shack PRO-2096 manual Using digital AGC, Cloning programmed data

Contents

PRO-2096 Digital Trunking Mobile/Base Scanner Contents Contents Frequency copy Listening to the weather bandVirtual scanner Basics Trunking operation Programming trunked systemsText tags Glossary Warranty Truobleshooting Resetting/initializing your scannerCare Speciﬁcations FCC wants you to know Your scanner’s keypad See p Your scanner’s rear view Your scanner’s display Install your scanner Mounting your scanner in your dashboardMobile mounting in your vehicle Use them when you Mount the bracket with Screws Using your scanner as a base station Power your scanner From a wall outletThrough your vehicle’s ignition With the metal frame of your vehicle From your vehicle’s cigarrette lighter Connect your scanner Connect the supplied antennaConnect an external antenna Listening safely Connect an external speaker or headphones Set up your scanner SquelchStoring conventional frequencies Brieﬂy appears Deleting frequencies from channels Basics Searching and tuning Basic scanning About channel-storage banksMonitoring a single channel Using Ctcss and DCS Beyond the BasicsSearching a preprogrammed frequency range Search bank charts Receive mode FM/Digital Search bank SR1 CB band Receive mode AM Beyond the Basics Search bank SR4 Aircraft Receive mode AM Using Zeromatic Using seek searchBeyond the Basics Searching for active frequencies Manually tuning to a frequency Copying a frequency into a speciﬁed channel Frequency copy Copying a frequency to the priority channel Listening to the weather band Same standby mode Testing weather alert Using delay Locking out channels/frequenciesLocking out channels Reviewing locked-out search frequencies Locking out frequencies Changing the receive mode Clearing locked-out search frequenciesClearing locked-out frequencies in search banks FM/DIGITAL Using attenuator Turning the key tone on or off Global attenuator Changing the display contrast Using the dimmer Virtual scanner Using V-scanner Save to V-Scanner ENT= Confirm My V-Scanner Loading from Scanner Please Wait While the folder is being cleared, the scanner will display Scanner Operation Complete Press Enter Cloning programmed data Using digital AGC Turn on both scanners Cloning v-scanner data Selective cloning Full cloning Beyond the Basics Beyond the Basics Trunking operation Setting squelch for trunk scanningTalkgroup ID hold Turning an ID sub-bank on or off Open and closed mode operation Manual ID lockout toggle Toggling open and closed modes Beyond the Basics Activate ID lockout while scanning Trunked delay functionReviewing locked-out talkgroup IDs Changing from ID text tag display to ID code display Clearing talkgroups IDs Beyond the Basics Clearing all talkgroup IDs in one bank Motorola analog, digital, APCO-25 systems Programming trunked systems Edacs systems Motorola VHF and UHF systems ﬂeet maps Motorola 800MHz splinter systems Block Size Code S10 S11 S12 Programming the priority channel directly Beyond the Basics Programming priority channels Turning priority on or off Programming a weather channel as the priority channel Beyond the Basics Programming CTCSS/DCS channels DCS Code Table Storing talkgroup IDs Clear Assigning a text tag to a channel Text tags Assigning a text tag to a channel-storage bank Assigning a text tag to a group ID Beyond the Basics Text input chart Using channel receive modesUpdating the DSP ﬁrmware Click on Software Updates and Downloads Troubleshooting Scanner will not scan when Scan is pressed Resetting your scanner Initializing Initializing your scanner Service and repair CareReplacing the fuse Frequency Coverage Speciﬁcations If Rejection Intermediate Frequencies if Scanning legally FCC wants you to know Glossary Beyond the Basics Beyond the Basics Beyond the Basics Beyond the Basics Beyond the Basics RadioShack Corporation