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UBCIOOxLT
100 CHANNEL
PROGRAMMABLE
HAND HELD
SCANNER
*00 CHANNELS
9 BANC COVERAGE
CRVS"rAL FREE
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OPERATING GUIDE
Welcome co rhe exciting wortd of hand held 'adic icanners, State-of-the-Anr
engineering and microeiecrronica provide prccrammaDie cceracion and
dependaPfiity whiie minimtzing size and power consumcticn. The xeyccara
adcws you to program any VHP or UHF freouency on all ICG channels: and to
control Scan. Lcc.kcut, PrionPy, Delay, Hold, Weat.her Searc.h and Channel Sank
selection as well as the prccrammadle search functjons. Tre'-e is also a key oca rc
lock function to pre'/ent accidental -eprog ramming of the unit. An LCD disc (ay
provides frequency 3fnd cperancn informaticn. 'i'he.''e is a Puiit-m light 'cr .nignc
time use. The detac.haple .NiCad Patten/ pack provides hours of mcn/ccnrc and
recharges cverntght. The case is designed to withstand thetcugn reouirementscf
the hand heid environment, and is Duilt of hign imcact .-^ aS clastic, “hers is aisc a
leather case [included) tc ■urtrer Drctec: th/s scanner .^lease 'eac this guide
thrcughly cefore atte.mcting to ope.i'ate the ^r.'t.
Warning
Uniden dees not -ecresent this .^nit tc oe waterprooied To 'educe t.’^e "isx cf
fire, electrical shock or damage,do not e.xocse this unit to mm or moisture.
IVote; The use of a scanner :n a venicie may Pe .'eguiated or prcnicited m some
countries. Creek with /cur local authcncies cerore cpemting a mcciie scanner
Unpacking
Carefully remove all items from the snicoing carton, if there .sanyvisipie damage
or any item apGears tc Pe missing, .nctiiy your dealer immediately.
The foiicwing items are mc.’uced with /cur CBC ICCXLT.
' Bearcat Scanner
' AC Adaptcr/Charce.r
' Fie.xiPle Antenna
' Carrying Case
" Carphone '
' Cce.ratina Guide
P'ease keep the shipping carton, anc packing materials,
e.tcsilent method to transport the scanner.
SIS carton sgri/es as an
CAimON
When vcur unit has rot Peen used ‘or a icrcer period :f time, it can rail tc
operate at first power jp. P'ease tp/ tc reset the power switch again ^nd ,ee
that it operates perfectiyi
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Hints
The use ICOXLi is a high quaii'D/electronic rsdic receiver. The following hintt
should help you understand and enjoy ycur unit.
1. Make sure the unit is turned off Oefere ’■emoving the Oatte."/ pack, '^cu .nay
want to record the programmed frecuences cerers doing this m case memory is
lost-
2. If memory is lost, simply .'epregram each channel, .VIemeny loss A/itl oe
indicated Oy unfamiliar Sequences m eac.n channel.
j. If strong Interference or electrical noise is "eceived, you may .need to relocate
ycur scanner. A higner elevation such as the second ‘leer may provide oette’'
.^ecepticn. An e.xternal antenna may .also Pe 'epuired.
~ Whenever the keypad ¡s used t is mcertant to press firniy on tre center of
each key.
5. Co .not use Che scanner in mgn moisture -environment suen as the etchen or
tre Oathrcom,
6. Clean the outside of the capiret /vicn a mild oe:e''gen[. Cc .ncc use acrasive
Cleansers or solvents, 3e careful ncc to 'uo kCC A/mdew area.
7 There are no user serviceaPie parts ;ns;Oe with the e.xceoncn of the oatteny
pack. Co not attempt any repairs except .-epiacng oatrenes.
Battery Maintenance
iMiCad Datreries can develop a condition known as ".memory" This condition can
limit the amount Of battery power availaPle. To avoid this condition. the fcilcwmc
battery maintenance steps should oe practiced:
I hvery 2-3 months the scanner sheuid Pe left on to dram all oarterjy power. 3e
sure to write down the programmed frequences for -eprcgramming wnen the
parrenes are Charged.
2. 3ecnarge the batteries for 14-16 hours :c insure a fu'il charge
3. Do not leave the charger plugged m for long pencds of time. Zc not recharge
the unit unless it needs it.
Trouble Shooting
If ycur use 1COXLT is net performing ijp cc your expecrations, tn/ :ne steps listec:
Petow. If you cannot get satisfactory results you may neeo :o sene your unit in for
se.n/ice:
1.Scanner is not working property.
A. Check [fie cower connections. ■
3, Chec.‘< the volume anc sgueicn.
2. Signal is weak or distorted.
Chec.'t antenna connection.
3, Chec!< proper .'repuencies,
3. Improper reception,
Chec.^ prccer freouences.
3, Reposition ."aPic.
4, Scan won t stop,
■4, ChecK sgueicn adjustment.
3. Chec:< proper freouences.
5, Incomplete reception.
,4. Fringe area of .deception
6, Keypad won t work.
■F. C.^eoK :<eypad icc< switc.n.
7, Priority won't work.
■F. Chec!< SGuelcn adjustment.
C. .Vlake sure crccrammmg is ccmect.
C. iVlaKe sure "requency is active.
C. Cheer antenna connection.
C. ChecK antenna connection.
D C.hecK eexout.
3. C.heck scueich adjustment.
3. improper freouency m Channel i.
Optional Accessories
"he -ailGwing accessories are avaiiaole for your CSC lOCXLT at your ,'ccai dealer.
PS-001 Verticle Power Cord - this power cord is designed for use with t.he UBC
iCOXLCin a Venice. This heavy duty core comes compiete wirn a cigarette ligntei'
connector and 'use.
BP-205 Extra Eattery Pac.k - For heavy- use get an e.xtra Patteny oacK 'cr your
dGC ICCXLT "hen, one can oe crarcina wmle the ctre'" .s ¡n use.
Band Coverage:
Frequency Range:
9 3anc!s - ’i'eatner
òó-SS iVIHz
I ia-i3ó 'ViHz
136-1 44 MHz .
[4^-148 MHz
1-16-i 7J- MHz
J-C6--I-20 MHz
J-2G--J-5G MHz
■iSG-trO MHz
-70-: i 2 MHz
Channels:
Scan Speed:
ICC Oanrels |1G-Ì0 cnanre* aanic^)
I 3 cnanreis zer recane ¡scsnnjncj
2S r>equenc:e: per seccnP [searcM mede;
Display:
Power Requirement;
lllumiratec Lcuic Cp/srai
; 3.3V 3C (incerrai Pac:e"/, 4.C AdaDccr orveoicle adacccri
Sensitivity;
[nominal)
(12 dB SINAD)
G.3u'v OÓ-38 VlHz
C.iu'v I ia-136 MHz
GHV 136-17*^ MHz
Z.la'J -06-5'2 VlHz
SeiectivTtyr
Audio Output:
Antenna:
Connectors:
Size:
Weight:
-55ce 3 r25 .<Hz
SCO milliwaurz maximum
"lexicle antenna mciudeo
antenna, earcncne. QC oewer
2 ZiX
1 IP.. ^oz.
icecfications are typical and iutject :c c.nange /vitncuc nccics
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Installation
Rechargeable Batteries
The use lOGXLT comes with a rechargeaole iMiCad battery pack. When fuliv
charged thjs power supply wifi provide up cc 5 hours of decendaple use. To instail
the battery poC.k, simply slide it on co the bottom of the scanner.
'When the batteries become low, simply plug the .AC Acaptor/Charcer into the
j3cl< on the .rear of the Oatter;/ pack and Charge ove.miqhL It is irnpertant co
pericdically allow the batteries to discharge completely co ma/ntam full operating
capaPil/ry. See the 3artery .yiaintenance section of this guide.
WARNING. Turn the ON/CFF, 'volume switch
detaching the battery pack.
10 retrieve the battery pack from che unit, simciy slide ic co the :eft.
WARNING; Co not allow Che terminals of the oarcery pack to be sherted. Fire cr
serious injur^r may result, Co rtozolsce the carter^/pack in ycur pccketwnere kevs
or other metai oP/ects, etc, may snort out the cattery terminals, '
Flexibie Antenna InstalJation
The uec ' OOXLT induces a .'le.xicie antenna for rand neid use Put the antenna
onto the -3NC connector on the :cp of cne scanner and turn che antertna
connector dcckwise 1/4 cum to lock icon. Under.norma i conditions this antenna
Should orcvide excellent reception. However, factors suen as location within your
nome, and orcximmy to electrical apciiances may determine reception aualir/ For
/veak signal reception or electrically noisy locations, an external antenna may be
nelDful. A macingpiug [optional] may ce recuired to connect an e.xternal antenna.
jerore artachinc or
AC Adiîptor
: he ijBC i COXLT can be oowered oy the .4iC Acaocar .Tcludec wun cne scanner
which converts standard household current to 13.3'v' CC Plug the small
connector of the AC Adaptor into the jack m che back of the radio marked CC
'3.SV. P'ug Che ocher end into any standard 22C '-y AC household outlet.
Note; Please oe sure to use oniy model 3 13F‘^\2^ .AC .A da peer/charger, or me
mccei PS-OCI Cigarette ligncer adacter [cpticnal], as higher vcitace, dr reverse
pciarity may damage your unit.
Memory Backup
•“^eouenc.'es maircaineo ;n the JEC ICCXLT memeny are protected from less by a
oullt-tn capacitor wmc.h protects the memo t'y for up to 30 minutes when you are
'eplacng the oactenes. ” ■-
Confrols anl Functions
I On/Off, VaJume - Turns cTie unit on, or atf, ana controls the audio output
leve!.
2. Squeich - Eiiminates the annoying 'rushing' sound chat is present Peween
transmissions when no signal is Cieing received, .¡^rccer adjustment of this con
trol .keeps the receiver quiet and allows scanning until a signal is received,
2. Scan - ,^ress to start scanning all frequences programmed into memory chat
are not idcked out.
■t. Manual - "ress to Step scanning. Press again co .manually step to the next
channel. Press and hold cc .'■apialy step through the channels. Press che channel
numoer and chen che rnanual .key to go directly co a spec;nc.channel.
5. Priority - The pricrm/ key samples the .‘irst c.hanre! of each selected oank
even/ ojvo seconds regardless of other opera tic nal settings. Priority .'unction will
oe .'etained in memon/.
6. Hoid - "-ess :c stoc and hcic the search function on che current freduency.
■’rest acain co .manually step uo cc che ne.xt ''reouency. P'ess arc hold co raoicly
step up chreugn the search rrequenc.'es.
' LCD Display ■ '"he PCD disday shows ere cranne; .nuimeer and frequency,
che selected oankis). lockout, delay, crioncy. wear.-er, keypad lock, and low
oactery incicacicns.
3. Weather Search - The weather key searches weather frequencies until it
locks on Che one chat is active .n yciur area.
9 Delay - The oelav key provides a 2 second delay on any channel to receive a
"eply t.'^ansmissicn on che same frequenc/ cefere 'esummg search or scan. Delay
IS retained m .memeny.
10. Urmt - Ente' the 'cw and hign limits or che search .-ange. Press co manually
step che search freouency down, .^■■ess and .hcid to raoicly step t.he seare.n fre
quency down. ■
I ¡. Setirch ' Press to search for new active frequences wicnin preset ranges of
any hand.
12, Lockout' .^'"ess to lockout che ''ecepuon of frequencies on selected chan.neis during scanning. Loc.kout is 'etained .n. .^'ess again cc deselect lockout.
Note; Champe! I cannee oe icc.kea cut if cricriry nas oeen selected, ,‘kil other'
pnorm/ c.nannels may oe locked cut. ■
[ 2. Numeric Keypad - and ' '! Used to program ail .'requences into
.memory ana .'or direct channel access. During me scan mcce these keys are uti-
Ized to select or deselect any of c.^e IG ■memeny oanks.
I-I. Enter - The "S~ key .'S used co enter frequences ntc Che scanning memeny.
I S, Keypad Lock - This unique feature is used co 'cck the keypad cc prevent
accidental entries. To loc.k the ,keypad, press once. To unlock, press again.
16. Light - P'ess to turn che display light on .''cr 15 secones. P'essmg this cue
cen again wmie cne lignc is on will turn .t orf.
I 7. Earphone - The earphone_,'ack allows you to use an earpnene for privacy
or in case of a hign noise environment.
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Operation
TheUBC lOOXLThas 100 memcryciiannels, eacnofwhicn can deprogrammed to
srore one irequenc/. The channeli are divided into 10-10 channel oanks, useful
for srcring similar frequencies m order to maintain faster scanning cycles, '''l/hen
scan is pressed, eacn of the prcgrammed frequencies within a selected dank will
de sampled for a transmission [locked channels will de skipped) at the race of
about i 5 channels per second. Ifanaaive frequency is found the unitwiil step and
monitor that frequency untif there is no longer any activity. A pa/o second delay
can be added to each channel and will allow the unit to monitor the frequency for
a .'“eturn or continued transmission. If, after two seconds, the frequency remains
inactive, the scanning cycle will resume.
When the unit is first turned cn, each channel will contain ‘CGG.GCO'. When new
frequencies are prcgrammed, the old will oe erased. If an invalid freouenc/ is
entered, "Error" wii) de displayed and the old frequency will return. ”
To operate the scanner maKe sure that the darterles are chargeq or cower .s
ccrrectiy connected to the unit. Turn the volume control on and adjust the desired
level. Adjust the squelch by turning the knee fully clockwise until a rusning sound
is heard. Turn the .kneb Pack until the receiver .s silent. After the channels have
been programmed, operation is simoie. .^ress the scan key to scan all the c.nanneis.
While the receivei" is scanning channels, pressing one of the numcer .kevs will turn
a bank of 10 channels on or off. The black lines at the top of the „CD display show
/cu wmeh banks are selected. If a bank s already selected, [shewn by a oiack line
uncer the dank numner] pressing tne corresconcmg burton will deselect that
bank. Press the manual key to stop scanning. Peceateoly pressing the manual key
will step through the channels in ordei'. ”
LCD Display
The L'8C ICGXLT has a backlit display wnich shews the current channel and
irequenc/ as well as ocher operationai mcdes. When the unit is scanning, the
channel number will racidly advance wmle the frecuency dispiav will go blank.
When the scanner is stepped the current cnanne! and frequency will again oe
displayed. "
When frequences are programmed the d iso lay will shew the digits as they are
entered. The disolay will aiso snow "PRI" when the cncriry mode is on. "UfO'
whenever a cnannei appears that has been locked out. and "DLT' wrenever a
channel nas been prcgrammed for delay. ,^.crass the top of the disciay, a senes of
dashes under the numbers I-iO will be present. These are tne oani< maicator
numcers. These are selected or deselected during the scan seouence by the use of
the numeric oad. ’ ,
Programming
Ta prcgram a freguenc/ rnco a cinannel. press :he digits of that frequency in
cluding the decimal point and then, press the enter key. If an invalid frequency
is entered, the display will shovi/ "Error". To change a frequency enter the new
one and the old one will Oe erased.
To program T 62.550 into channel 2:
Press 2 MAiN
Press I ó 2 . 5 5 0 E
To program 471.2375 into channel 7:
P’'ess 7 .VIAN
;ss
Multiple Entries — 'I/hen you
a different channel the X2 wi
Guenc/ "Cn 45". Ifvcu want to
the "Ё" ,kev again, ‘reouenc/ wiil now pe ргсд.тттер T occn channels.
Tcu can repeat a ‘rsquenc/ as many times as desired.
I 2
:ress tre "E" key to enter the same frequency in
I snow tre cnarr'ei .numcer .of the -current fre^eoeat that frequency m the new c.nanne! press
The fo/lowingisa brief description of ciie operadonaf features of tbe UEC lOOXLi.
Manual Channel Selection - To manually select a channel press the manual key
repeatedly until tne desired channel number appears m the display. If you .have
deselected any of the banks l: will be impossible to access any cf those channels
manually until you have selected the particular bank in which your channel exists.
Press and hold the manual key to rapidly step through the channeis.
or
Press the channel numberycu wish to access, then press the manual key. The
scanner will automatically advance to the desired channel regardless cf the oank
status
Lockout - Select tne channel to be skipped, .^ress the Icckcut key. 'he .ockout
indicator wiil appear in the disolay whene'/er that channel also aopears. To take
lockcut off press the lockout key on chat channel.
Note: If priority is selected, channel 1 will not be able to be locked out. All ether
priority Channels .may be locked out.
Priority-When it is important to keep track of the activir/on one frecuency wnle
listening to others, trepncrir/ function should be used. P-'ceram the imcortant
freouenc/ into the 'irst channel of any oank. P'ess the priority key to activate the
priority function. Every 2 seconds the unit will check che "irst channel of all
seieaed banks .'or activir/ jthe priority inoicatcr will apeear n che disciayi. If a
transmission is found che unit will monitor chat channel, if no signal is 'cunc, ere
unit will return to Che previous channel and function. Press crepricricy key again
to turn off che pnenry function.
Search - Use the search mode co look for new active freduencies withm c.he Danes
cf your scanner.
Enter the lower limit freguency on the keypad and press che limit key:
Enter che higher limit frequency and press the limit key again;
These bwo frequences set the range that the unit will search. P-ess che search .<ey
to Starr searching. I fan active frequency is found the scanner will stop to monitor
the signal. Press che hold ,<ey co ncld the search on this .frequency, pi-ess cne hold
key again to step up to the ne.xt frequencyororess the limit .key tc step down to the
pre'/icuE frequency, if you press and held down either the .Acid or Limit keys, you
will .'■apidly step through the search freauencies. (Step up with che .“Cic key, and
step down with the '~imit key.) When the signal stops or if you press the search key,
the unit will continue searching. Press the manual key tc ieave the search mode.
Low Battery Indicator
The U8C lOOXLT has a low oanei^k .'ncicator to let you know wren ycur oatteny
needs co be recharged. When the 5ATT ,'ncicator on the LCC- display starts tc
blink. It .means that che batten/ pack needs co be c.narged. After the low batten/
indicator nas been blinking for about ten .minutes, che scanner will snut itself eff
to prevent the barrenes from becoming ccmcleteiy discharged. See che section of
this manual on Eatter'/ Maintenance for more information.
Warran
Wafrantor Uniden Australia Pty, Ltd, ("UNIDEN"),
Elements of Warranty: Uniden warrants, for the duration of this warranty. U 9 C
100 XLT (hereinafter referred to as the Product) to be free from defects in
materials and craftsmanship with only the limitations or sxctusions set out below.
Warranty □uration; This warranty shall terminate ano be of no further effect one 11)
year after the date of the original purchase cf the Product or the time the Product ¡s ( A)
damaged or not maintained as reasonable or necsssar/, (E) modified, (C) imprcpeny
installed, [□) repaired by someone other than warrantor tor a defect or malfunction
covered by this warranty. (E) used in a manner or bureóse for wnich the Product was
not intended, or (F) sold by the original purchaser.
Statement of Remedy: In the event that the P-oduct does not conform tc this war.'anty at any time while this warranry is in effect, warrantor will reoair the defect arc
return it to you without charge ¡cr parts, ser/ice. or any other cost ncurrea by
A/arrantor or its reoresentatives in connection with the cerfcrmance of this warranty
THIS WARRAiNTr CCES NO'COVER CF PRCVICE “CR THE REIMBURSEMENT
OF PAYMEN I OF INCIDENTAL CR CCNSECUENTIAL DAMAGES. Some states do
not allow this exclusion or limitation cf ncicental cr ccnseauential damages, so the
acove limitation or exclusion may not apciy ’o you.
Procedure for Obtaining Performance of Warranty; In the event that the Product
dees net conform to this warranty, the P'ocuct shcuid be shicped cr delivered, freight
srepaid, to Warrantor at Unicen .Australia ,^h/. Lto, 3-xS .^rtnees Highway. Rockdale.
N.S.W. 2216 with evidence of original purchase. .
Legal Remedies: This warranty gives you specific legal ngnts. anc ycu may also have
ether ngnts wnicn vary ‘rem state tc state.
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