DSC Codes, Birdies | Uniden BC125AT specification

DSC Codes

023	025	026	031	032	036	043	047
051	053	054	065	071	072	073	074
114	115	116	122	125	131	132	134
143	145	152	155	156	162	165	172
174	205	212	223	225	226	243	244
245	246	251	252	255	261	263	265
266	271	274	306	311	315	325	331
332	343	346	351	356	364	365	371
411	412	413	423	431	432	445	446
452	454	455	462	464	465	466	503
506	516	523	526	532	546	565	606
612	624	627	631	632	654	662	664
703	712	723	731	732	734	743	754

Birdies

All radios can receive "birdies" (undesired signals). If your scanner stops during Scan mode and no sound is heard, it might be receiving a birdie. Birdies are internally generated signals inherent in the electronics of the receiver. Birdies are especially present at the 16MHz level (Internal CPU clock).

Press L/O to lock out the channel, then press Scan to resume scanning.

If you still cannot get satisfactory results while using your scanner or if you want additional information, please call or write

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Uniden BC125AT owner manual DSC Codes, Birdies

Contents

BC125AT Owners Precautions Earphone Warning Contents Programming Channels Weather Operation FCC Wants You To Know Scanning Legally Introduction Feature Highlights Direct Access lets you directly access any channelPage Page Frequency Range Step Mode Band Lower Upper USA Band Plan Included with Your Scanner Optional Accessories What is Scanning?Scanning Basics What is Searching? What is CTCSS/DCS?Understanding Scanning Conventional Scanning Simplex Operation Repeater Operation Where To Learn More Service Search BanksUnderstanding Banks Channel Storage Banks Setting UP Your Scanner Connecting the Antenna Connecting an Earphone/Headphone Connecting an Extension SpeakerConnecting an Optional Antenna Adjusting the Belt Clip Powering the Scanner Installing Non-Rechargeable Batteries Installing Rechargeable Ni-MH Batteries Charging the Ni-MH Batteries USB Message Batt Meaning Scanner Type Cond About Your Scanner Getting to Know the Scanner Pri Weather menuClr Func HoldScan Srch Turning On the Scanner Play/ChargePgm/E Programming Look At The Display Item Meaning Scan/Service Search/Custom Search/Close Call Only mode Setting Up Your Scanner Using the Scroll Control KnobAdjusting the Volume Adjusting the Squelch Setting the Backlight Adjusting the Contrast Setting the Charging Timer Display/Charge menu Using the Keypad Lock Setting the Beep ToneResetting the Scanner All Memory Clear displays Programming Channels Programming Channel Text Tags Setting CTCSS/DCS for a Channel Setting Channel Modulation Channel menu Setting the Priority Channel Setting Channel Delay Deleting Channels Scanning Stored Channels Clearing a BankPage Priority Scan Modes Manually Selecting a Channel Locking Out Channels Unlock all Channels in Banks Currently Enabled for Scan To Lock Out a Specific ChannelUnlocking Channels Service Search Mode Service Search Receive/Hold Modes Custom Search Mode Frequency MHz Step kHz Quick Search Mode Custom Search Receive/Hold Modes Quick Search Receive/Hold Modes Search Delay Search Options CTCSS/DCS Search Turn Scroll Control to CTCSS/DCS Search and press Pgm/EProgramming Custom Search Ranges Storing Found Search Frequencies Locking Out Search Frequencies Unlocking Search Frequencies Using the Close Call Feature Close Call Close Call Only Mode Selecting Close Call ModesClose Call Menu Page Set Close Call Bands Close Call Alert Close Call Hits Bank Close Call Delay Weather Operation Searching for a Weather BroadcastClose Call CTCSS/DCS Search Weather Alert Standby Technical Specifications Weather Alert PriorityTo exit Weather Alert Standby mode, press Scan Operating Temperature NFM 138.150 MHz 157.100 MHz Signal Noise Ratio nominal VHF Low Band 25.0050 MHz Rbrc Information References Ctcss Frequencies DSC Codes Birdies Warranty One Year Limited WarrantyPage Procedure for Obtaining Performance of Warranty