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PROGRAMMING
Example: To program 162.550 MHz into channel 2:
PRESS:
01 MANUAL I
2 X X X .
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X X X
Display:
PRESS:
Display:
2 1 6 2 . 5 5 0 (Final zero to the right of the
decimalwill enter automatically.)
NOTE: X denotes the digits of the previously programmed frequency.
To program 471.2375 into next channel (3).
PRESS: I MANUAL I
Each time MANUAL is pressed, the channel will
advance. In this case it advances from 2 to 3.
PRESS:
3 X X X
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X X X
Display:
Display: 3
NOTE: X denotes the digits of the previously programmed frequency.
Repeatthis step until all desired channels have been programmed. If you make
an error while entering a frequency, begin again. You may omit the decimal
point on frequencies except those between 66 MHz and 88 MHz. Your
Uniden@Bearcat@175XL has been designed to enter this automatically. On
Iow band (66-88 MHz) you must press the decimal point key.
SEARCH
Your Uniden@ Bearcat@ 175XL will search for unknown signals between two
frequency limits in the same band (66-88 MHz, 118-136MHz, 136-174 MHz,
or 406-512 MHz). The Frequency Allocation listing in the back of the manual
will give you an indication of what you might expect to find in the various
bands and frequency ranges. To SEARCH, enter the search limits in any
sequence, making sure they are in the same band as shown above.
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