Uniden BCT15 English Owners Manual - Page 69

Set Alert Tone, Set Record, Max Priority Scan, Set Bear Tracker, Out of Range, Set Max? Y/N

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Set Alert Tone This setting lets you choose a sound pattern to serve as an alert for the BearTracker Warning System. [MENU] Set Bear Tracker F Set Alert Tone F to select a level between 1 and 9 or Off for no alert sound. Set Record This setting lets you enable the REC jack. Then you connect an audio cable to an audio recording device such as tape, digital recorder, or hard disc of a computer. Once set, you can record, in real time, incoming transmissions. [MENU] Set Bear Tracker F Set Record F to select On or Off. Then F to set your selection. Max Priority Scan This setting lets you choose how many BearTracker frequencies are checked during use of the BearTracker Warning System. A lower number makes the break shorter, but makes it more likely that some alerts are missed. A higher number reduces the chance of missed alerts, but the breaks are longer. [MENU] Set Bear Tracker F Max Priority Scn F Press a number key to enter a value between 001 and 255. Press F to enter that value between 1 and 255. If you exceed 255, and press F, you see Out of Range, Set Max? (Y/N) If you want to use the maximum setting, press F. If not, press [.No] to cancel and enter a new number in range. Note: This setting affects both the Bear Tracker channels and any priority channels you have in active conventional systems. Programming General Settings 69

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Programming General Settings
Set Alert Tone
This setting lets you choose a sound pattern to serve as an alert for the
BearTracker Warning System.
[MENU]
J
4
Set Bear Tracker
J
F
4
Set Alert Tone
J
F
4
to select a level between 1 and 9 or Off for no alert sound.
Set Record
This setting lets you enable the
REC
jack. Then you connect an audio cable to an
audio recording device such as tape, digital recorder, or hard disc of a computer.
Once set, you can record, in real time, incoming transmissions.
[MENU]
J
4
Set Bear Tracker
J
F
4
Set Record
J
F
4
to select
On
or
Off
.
Then
J
F
to set your selection.
Max Priority Scan
This setting lets you choose how many BearTracker frequencies are checked
during use of the BearTracker Warning System. A lower number makes the break
shorter, but makes it more likely that some alerts are missed. A higher number
reduces the chance of missed alerts, but the breaks are longer.
[MENU]
J
4
Set Bear Tracker
J
F
4
Max Priority Scn
J
F
Press a number key to enter a value between 001 and 255.
Press
F
to enter that value between 1 and 255.
If you exceed 255, and press
F
, you see
Out of Range, Set Max? (Y/N)
If you want to use the maximum setting, press
F
.
If not, press
[.No]
to cancel and enter a new number in range.
Note:
This setting affects both the Bear Tracker channels and any priority
channels you have in active conventional systems.