Uniden BCD325P2 Owners Manual - Page 39

P25 LP Filter, P25 Threshold, Disp. Unit ID, Memory Used, Firmware Version and Serial Number

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5. Press Menu to return P25 LP Filter This setting lets you set the scanner to apply a software filter that removes the 4kHz tone you can hear on some P25 systems. Note that turning on this setting increases the CPU load and could slightly degrade P25 decode performance on some systems. 1. Scroll to 'P25 LP Filter' and press E/yes. 2. Scroll to 'On' or 'Off' and press E/yes to save and exit. P25 Threshold This is a hidden setting accessible only by turning off the radio and pressing Hold when you turn the scanner back on. 1. Scroll to 'P25 Threshold' and press E/yes. 2. Scroll to 'Auto', 'Level 5-13' and press E/yes. Disp. Unit ID Allows you see the unit ID of the radio currently transmitting on Motorola, EDACS, and APCO P25 systems. 1. Scroll to 'Disp. Unit ID' and press E/yes. 2. Scroll to 'On' or 'Off' and press E/yes to save and exit. See Scanner Info % Memory Used This setting lets you view the amount of memory used in the scanner, the number of systems, the number of sites, and the number of channels. 1. Scroll to 'See Scanner Info' and press E/yes. 2. Scroll to '% Memory Used' and press E/yes. 3. Press Menu twice to exit. Firmware Version and Serial Number Allows you to view the firmware version, the serial number, and the checksum and version. It is recommended that you download and install the latest firmware upgrade for the scanner if you don't already have it. 1. Scroll to 'See Scanner Info' and press E/yes. 2. Scroll to 'Firmware Version' and press E/yes. 39

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5.
Press
Menu
to return
P25 LP Filter
This setting lets you set the scanner to apply a software filter that removes the
4kHz tone you can hear on some P25 systems. Note that turning on this setting
increases the CPU load and could slightly degrade P25 decode performance on
some systems.
1.
Scroll to ‘P25 LP Filter’ and press
E/yes
.
2.
Scroll to ‘On’ or ‘Off’ and press
E/yes
to save and exit.
P25 Threshold
This is a hidden setting accessible only by turning off the radio and pressing Hold
when you turn the scanner back on.
1.
Scroll to ‘P25 Threshold’ and press
E/yes
.
2.
Scroll to ‘Auto’, ‘Level 5-13’ and press
E/yes
.
Disp. Unit ID
Allows you see the unit ID of the radio currently transmitting on Motorola, EDACS,
and APCO P25 systems.
1.
Scroll to ‘Disp. Unit ID’ and press
E/yes
.
2.
Scroll to ‘On’ or ‘Off’ and press
E/yes
to save and exit.
See Scanner Info
% Memory Used
This setting lets you view the amount of memory used in the scanner, the number of
systems, the number of sites, and the number of channels.
1.
Scroll to ‘See Scanner Info’ and press
E/yes
.
2.
Scroll to ‘% Memory Used’ and press
E/yes
.
3.
Press
Menu
twice to exit.
Firmware Version and Serial Number
Allows you to view the firmware version, the serial number, and the checksum and
version. It is recommended that you download and install the latest firmware upgrade
for the scanner if you don’t already have it.
1.
Scroll to ‘See Scanner Info’ and press
E/yes
.
2.
Scroll to ‘Firmware Version’ and press
E/yes
.