Uniden BCD260DN English Owners Manual - Page 37

Set Record., Set Lockout., Set Digital Waiting.

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displays. Select a volume level (Auto, 1 - 15). Set Alert displays again. - Select Set Alert Light. The radio's Alert Light (LCD Backlight) turns on/blinks according to this setting when this frequency is received. If the backlight setting is: * Off - the LCD Alert backlight turns on in the selected color for 5 seconds. * On - the LCD Alert backlight will be overwritten with the specified color for 5 seconds. * Slow Blink. The LCD Alert backlight blinks slowly up to three times. * Fast Blink. The LCD Alert backlight blinks up to 5 times in short intervals. NOTE: The LCD backlight color preset for normal use will be overridden by the color set here; please select a color different from the backlight color you normally use. • Set Record. Selecting On enables the scanner to output audio signals to an external audio recording device. Off prevents audio signal output. • Set Lockout. Setting a frequency to Lockout will skip that frequency when scanning. - Unlocked: Unlocks a locked out frequency. Invalid if selected for an already unlocked frequency. - Temporary L/O. Locks out a frequency if it is unlocked (see Unlock above) or power cycles to the radio. TL/O frequencies are not retained in memory. - Lockout (L/O): Locked out until it is unlocked (see Unlock above). L/O status is saved to memory when power cycles. • Adjust Volume Offset. Fine-tune the audio level for each receiving frequency. The audio level may differ depending on the communication received. You can manually flatten the receiving audio level difference for each frequency. Volume offset values are: -2, -1, 0, +1, +2, and +3. Press the FUNC knob + 5 LVL during Scan Hold mode to override Volume Offset. • Set Digital Waiting. Set the amount of time for the scanner to determine if a transmission is digital or analog. During this time, the scanner evaluates the signal and, if it detects a digital signal, it immediately opens squelch. If a digital signal is NOT detected before the delay expires, the scanner opens squelch at the end of the delay. This prevents "false decode" problems (digital noise at the beginning of transmissions). The default setting is 400 ms. This setting only affects channels with an Audio 37

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displays. Select a volume level (Auto, 1 - 15).
Set Alert
displays
again.
-
Select
Set Alert Light
. The radio’s Alert Light (LCD Backlight) turns
on/blinks according to this setting when this frequency is received.
If the backlight setting is:
* Off - the LCD Alert backlight turns on in the selected color for 5
seconds.
*
On - the LCD Alert backlight will be overwritten with the specified
color for 5 seconds.
* Slow Blink. The LCD Alert backlight blinks slowly up to three times.
* Fast Blink. The LCD Alert backlight blinks up to 5 times in short
intervals.
NOTE: The LCD backlight color preset for normal use will be overridden
by the color set here; please select a color different from the backlight
color you normally use.
•
Set Record.
Selecting
On
enables the scanner to output audio signals to
an external audio recording device.
Off
prevents audio signal output.
•
Set Lockout.
Setting a frequency to Lockout will skip that frequency
when scanning.
-
Unlocked:
Unlocks a locked out frequency. Invalid if selected for an
already unlocked frequency.
-
Temporary L/O. Locks out a frequency if it is unlocked (see Unlock
above) or power cycles to the radio. TL/O frequencies are not
retained in memory.
-
Lockout (L/O): Locked out until it is unlocked (see Unlock above). L/O
status is saved to memory when power cycles.
•
Adjust Volume Offset
. Fine-tune the audio level for each receiving
frequency. The audio level may differ depending on the communication
received. You can manually flatten the receiving audio level difference for
each frequency. Volume offset values are: -2, -1, 0, +1, +2, and +3.
Press the
FUNC
knob +
5 LVL
during Scan Hold mode to override
Volume Offset.
•
Set Digital Waiting.
Set the amount of time for the scanner to determine
if a transmission is digital or analog. During this time, the scanner
evaluates the signal and, if it detects a digital signal, it immediately opens
squelch. If a digital signal is NOT detected before the delay expires, the
scanner opens squelch at the end of the delay. This prevents
“false
decode” problems (digital noise at the beginning of transmissions). The
default setting is 400 ms. This setting only affects channels with an Audio