Uniden BC250D manual To enter a LTR ID, Assigning a Text Tag to a Talk Group ID Press MENU/BACK

Models: BC250D

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To enter a LTR ID:

For a LTR ID, the Area Code, Home Repeat number and ID make up the talk group ID. Please see page 68 for more information.

1.

Enter the Area Code and then press

L5-0

 

.

(decimal key)

 

 

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2.

Enter the Home Repeater number and

0-02-120¡

 

then press

.

(decimal key).

ENTER ID

 

 

 

3.Enter the ID you want to store.

4.Press E.

Note: To clear a stored ID while entering an ID, press 0 and E successively, and start over.

Assigning a Text Tag to a Talk Group ID

1.

Press MENU/BACK.

M5-0

2.

Select 2:SCAN OPTION /

1216

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2:TRUNK by rotating the VFO and

 

ENTER ALPHA TAG

 

pressing E.

 

 

3.Select the bank number by rotating the VFO and pressing E. You can also enter the Bank number by using the keypad bank.

4.Select 3:TALK GROUP and ID location number by rotating the VFO and pressing E.

5.Select 2:ALPHA TAG by rotating the VFO and pressing E.

6.The cursor appears on the display. Rotate the VFO to change letters, and press HOLD/MAN or RSM to move right or left. Both capital and lower case letters are available, as well as numbers and punctuation marks.

7.After entering the desired text, press E.

Remember! To clear a mistake while entering the letters, press HOLD/MAN, RSM or . (decimal key) repeatedly until the display is cleared.

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Uniden BC250D manual To enter a LTR ID, Assigning a Text Tag to a Talk Group ID Press MENU/BACK

BC250D specifications

The Uniden BC250D is a versatile and powerful handheld scanner that caters enthusiastically to the needs of both amateur radio enthusiasts and professionals alike. With its compact design and extensive feature set, the BC250D stands out in the crowded field of communication devices.

One of its significant features is the 200 channels it can store, making it suitable for various scanning tasks. Users can easily program frequencies across public service and amateur bands, including police, fire, and emergency medical services. The BC250D also supports a full range of frequencies from 24 MHz to 1300 MHz, accommodating diverse communication needs.

The scanner’s advanced trunking capabilities allow users to access trunked radio systems, which are frequently used by public safety agencies and commercial entities. It supports both Motorola and EDACS trunking protocols, making it adaptable to numerous scanning scenarios.

Another key characteristic of the BC250D is its customizable scanning options. Users can set priorities for specific channels, enabling them to focus on the most relevant communications. The scanner also features a "Close Call" technology that detects nearby signals automatically, providing real-time monitoring without pre-programmed frequency setups. This feature is particularly beneficial for catching local transmissions that might not be otherwise listed.

The interface of the BC250D is user-friendly, designed to allow easier navigation through its extensive features. The display is crisp and vibrant, presenting information clearly even in low-light conditions. Additionally, the scanner supports alpha tagging, allowing users to assign names to channels for easier identification.

Powering the Uniden BC250D is an internal rechargeable lithium-ion battery, which ensures longer use without the need for frequent battery changes. Plus, with an included belt clip, it’s easy to carry around, making it perfect for users who are always on the go.

In terms of connectivity, the BC250D's built-in computer interface allows for firmware updates and programming through a PC, enhancing its functionality over time.

Overall, the Uniden BC250D combines advanced scanning technology with user-friendly features, solidifying its position as a reliable scanner for a wide range of applications. Whether for hobbyists or professional users, this scanner delivers performance, flexibility, and ease of use.