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Owner’s Manual
PRO-94 1000-Channel
Handheld Trunking Scanner
Please read before using this equipment.
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Strona 1 - Owner’s Manual

Owner’s ManualPRO-94 1000-ChannelHandheld Trunking ScannerPlease read before using this equipment.20-524A.fm Page 1 Tuesday, June 27, 2000 3:41 PM

Strona 2 - Contents

10 PreparationˆPreparationYou can power your scanner from any of three sources: • internal batteries (not supplied) • standard AC power (using an opti

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11Preparation3. Before you install alkaline or any other non-rechargeable batteries, use a pointed object suchas a ballpoint pen to set ALKALINE JACK

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12 Preparation5. Replace the cover, inserting the lower tabs first.When BATT.Loflashes and the scanner beeps every15 seconds, replace all four batteri

Strona 5 - Features

13PreparationImportant: This scanner can use Ni-Cdrechargeable batteries. At the end of aNi-Cd battery’s useful life, it must be re-cycled or disposed

Strona 6 - 6 Features

14 Preparationscanner and recharges the installed batteries at thesame time.USING VEHICLE BATTERY POWERYou can power the scanner from a vehicle’s 12V

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15PreparationNote: If the scanner does not operate properly whenyou use a DC adapter, unplug the adapter from thecigarette-lighter socket and clean th

Strona 8 - FCC NOTICE

16 Preparationscanner. This automatically disconnects the internalspeaker.Listening SafelyTo protect your hearing, follow these guidelines whenyou use

Strona 9 - SCANNING LEGALLY

17PreparationCONNECTING AN EXTENSION SPEAKERIn a noisy area, an optional extension speaker, posi-tioned in the right place, might provide more comfort

Strona 10 - Preparation

18 About Your ScannerˆAbout Your ScannerWe use a few simple terms in this manual to explain thefeatures of the scanner. Familiarize yourself with thes

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19About Your ScannerA LOOK AT THE KEYPADKey Function(s)HOLD (A/B)Switches the bank groups; holds the fre-quency search; holds the current ID in thetru

Strona 12 - Using Rechargeable Batteries

2ˆContentsFeatures ... 5FCC Notice ...

Strona 13 - USING AC POWER

20 About Your ScannerA LOOK AT THE DISPLAYThe display has indicators that show the scanner’s cur-rent operating status. The display information helps

Strona 14 - USING VEHICLE BATTERY POWER

21About Your ScannerDATA — appears when the data skip function is active;appears when the disconnect tone detect function is offin the trunking mode.S

Strona 15 - HEADPHONE

22 About Your Scanner — appears when the battery save function is active(during conventional scanning only).WX HAM MRN AIR POL — appears along with an

Strona 16 - Listening Safely

23About Your ScannerMonitor MemoriesThe scanner also has 10 temporary memory locationscalled monitor memories. Use these monitor memoriesto temporaril

Strona 17 - ATTACHING THE BELT CLIP

24 OperationˆOperation TURNING ON THE SCANNER AND SETTING SQUELCHNote: Make sure the scanner’s antenna is connectedbefore you turn it on.1. Turn SQUEL

Strona 18 - About Your Scanner

25Operationquency, then press PROG. The channel numberappears. 2. Use the number keys and • (MON/CLR) to enter thefrequency (including the decimal poi

Strona 19 - A LOOK AT THE KEYPAD

26 Operationaudio (voice) signals (see “Skipping Data Signals”on Page 35).Limit SearchA limit search lets you search within a specific rangeof frequen

Strona 20 - 20 About Your Scanner

27Operation1. Press MAN.2. Enter the frequency you want to start from using thenumber keys. (Press • to enter a decimal point).Notes:• To start the se

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28 Operationvice bank, repeatedly press SVC. A bar appears abovethe selected bank. When the scanner stops on a transmission, quicklypress either:•HOLD

Strona 22 - UNDERSTANDING BANKS

29OperationTo clear all the skip frequencies at once while searching,press HOLD, then hold down S/S until the scanner beepstwice.Notes:• If you select

Strona 23 - Monitor Memories

3Special Features ... 31Delay ...

Strona 24 - Operation

30 Operation5. Repeat Steps 2–4 to store the remaining monitormemory frequencies into channels, as necessary.SCANNING THE STORED CHANNELSTo begin scan

Strona 25 - STORING ACTIVE FREQUENCIES

31Special FeaturesˆSpecial FeaturesDELAYSometimes a user might pause before replying to atransmission. To avoid missing a reply on a specificchannel,

Strona 26 - Direct Search

32 Special FeaturesThe scanner scans all the channels within the displayedbanks that are not locked out (see “Locking Out Chan-nels”). The bank number

Strona 27 - Service Bank Search

33Special Features2. Enter the channel number you want to select as thepriority channel, then press PRIORITY (H/S). appears to the right of the select

Strona 28 - Search Skip Memory

34 Special FeaturesUSING THE DISPLAY BACKLIGHTTo turn on the display light for easy viewing at night,press .The display lights for 15 seconds. To tur

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35Special FeaturesTURNING THE BATTERY SAVE FUNCTION OFF/ONWhen the scanner is set to receive (monitor) a manuallyselected channel, and it is not activ

Strona 30 - MANUALLY SELECTING A CHANNEL

36 Special Featuresgeographical data, it does detect SAME signals and de-code the alert level. The scanner displays this data ascodes corresponding to

Strona 31 - Special Features

37Special FeaturesNWR-SAME Alert Tone TestTo hear and test the tones for the three alert levels,press SVC (E) to select the weather service, then hold

Strona 32 - PRIORITY

38 Trunking OperationˆTrunking OperationThe scanner tracks transmissions that use the MotorolaType I, Type II, hybrid, and Ericsson EDACS analogtrunki

Strona 33 - USING THE KEYLOCK

39Trunking Operationcentralize their communications and control the type ofusers on a single system. Determining the exact fleet-subfleet hierarchy fo

Strona 34 - TURNING THE KEYTONE OFF/ON

4Manually Storing Talk Group IDs in Talk Group ID Lists ... 48Entering EDACS Partial Talk Groups

Strona 35 - WEATHER ALERT SIGNALS

40 Trunking OperationTo scan both trunking and conventional banks, selectthe banks you wish to be active with trunking off, thenpress TRUNK. The scann

Strona 36 - Alert Feature

41Trunking Operation3. Use the number keys to enter a valid frequencywithin the trunk system, then press E (SVC). BANKand the bank number, the channel

Strona 37 - NWR-SAME Code Detection Tests

42 Trunking OperationSEARCHING A TRUNKED BANKOnce the data channel is acquired, the scanner begins atrunk search. With the search function, you will b

Strona 38 - Trunking Operation

43Trunking OperationSkipping a Trunked BankYou can scan conventional frequencies programmed inthe same bank by holding down SRC (LIMIT) for about 2sec

Strona 39 - TRUNKING MODE

44 Trunking OperationIdentifying a Trunked FrequencyWhile ID scanning (looking for IDs within a trunked sys-tem) or performing an ID search, press 999

Strona 40 - 40 Trunking Operation

45Trunking OperationUsing HOLD to Monitor an Active Talk Group IDFollow these steps to stop scanning and keep the scan-ner tuned to a desired ID. 1. P

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46 Trunking OperationTo lock out an ID, press L-OUT (S/S) when the ID ap-pears. The ID is locked out, and the next active ID ap-pears.Unlocking a Sing

Strona 42 - SEARCHING A TRUNKED BANK

47Trunking OperationMonitoring Talk Group IDsYou can use your scanner’s display to monitor the fre-quencies/talk group IDs of a trunked system for act

Strona 43 - On or Off

48 Trunking OperationUSING TALK GROUP ID LISTSWhen you program trunked frequencies into a bank (see“Storing Trunked Frequencies” on Page 40), your sca

Strona 44 - Example 2

49Trunking OperationNote: To clear a mistake while entering an ID, press0 then E, then start over at Step 1.5. Repeatedly press PROG or 8888 to select

Strona 45 - Locking Out Talk Group IDs

5FeaturesˆFeaturesYour RadioShack 1000-Channel Handheld TrunkingScanner is one of a new generation of scanners de-signed to track Motorola® Type I, Ty

Strona 46 - Unlocking All Talk Group IDs

50 Trunking Operation2. Select the ID scan list location where you want tostore the IDs, then press PROG. PGM appears.3. Press MON/CLR. A monitor ID a

Strona 47 - CHANNEL ACTIVITY BARS

51Trunking Operationserved for storing lists (see “Using Talk Group ID Lists”on Page 48) can have only one priority ID, and the ID as-signed that prio

Strona 48 - To enter an EDACS ID

52 Trunking OperationSelect a size code for a block, then press SRC and listento the conversations. If you are receiving most of the re-plies, then yo

Strona 49 - Talk Group ID Lists

53Trunking OperationE1P7 E1P8 E1P9BlockSizeCode BlockSizeCode BlockSizeCode0S100S10S41S101S11S42S112S22S03S43S23S04S44S34S05S45S35S06S46S46S07S47S47S0

Strona 50 - 50 Trunking Operation

54 Trunking OperationSelecting a Preset Fleet Map1. Set the scanner for conventional scanning andpress PROG then TRUNK to select the bank to storethe

Strona 51 - TRUNKED SYSTEMS

55Trunking OperationNote: When the scanner searches for transmissions,you see Type I fleet and subfleet IDs such as 100-12,100-9, 000-12, or 400-8.How

Strona 52 - 52 Trunking Operation

56 Trunking OperationNote: If you select size code S-12, S-13, or S-14, theserestrictions apply:• S-12 can only be assigned to Blocks 0, 2, 4, or 6• S

Strona 53 - E1P13 E1P14 E1P15

57Trunking Operation7. Enter the frequency using the number keys accord-ing to the following guide:• For Motorola Type II VHF, (E2-VHF Hi band) use5kH

Strona 54 - Selecting a Preset Fleet Map

58 A General Guide to Scanning• You cannot use the disconnect tone detect functionif you are programming a trunking frequency or afleet map.To set the

Strona 55 - Programming a Fleet Map

59A General Guide to ScanningGUIDE TO THE ACTION BANDSTypical Band UsagePrimary UsageAs a general rule, most of the radio activity is concentrat-ed on

Strona 56 - Offset Frequencies

6 Features20 Channel-Storage Banks — you can store up to 50channels in each of 10 different banks, in two separategroups, for a total of 1000 channels

Strona 57 - Tone Detect Function

60 A General Guide to ScanningUHF BandNote: Remote control stations and mobile units operateat 5 MHz higher than their associated base stations andrel

Strona 58 - Scanning

61A General Guide to ScanningPUB ... Public Services (Public Safety, Local Governm

Strona 59 - GUIDE TO THE ACTION BANDS

62 A General Guide to ScanningVHF High Band (148–174 MHz)148.050–150.345 ... CAP, MAR, MIL150.775–150.790 ..

Strona 60 - BAND ALLOCATION

63A General Guide to ScanningLow Band (450–470 MHz)450.050–450.925 ... RTV451.025–452.025

Strona 61 - VERY HIGH FREQUENCY (VHF)

64 A General Guide to ScanningFREQUENCY CONVERSIONThe tuning location of a station can be expressed in fre-quency (kHz or MHz) or in wavelength (meter

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65TroubleshootingˆTroubleshootingIf your scanner is not working as it should, these sugges-tions might help you eliminate the problem. If the scan-ner

Strona 63 - A General Guide to Scanning

66 TroubleshootingThe keypad does not work.The keylock func-tion is activated.To turn off the key-lock, press KEY-LOCK until K/L disappears.BATT. Lo f

Strona 64 - FREQUENCY CONVERSION

67TroubleshootingThe scanner does not track a trunked system.The transmis-sion might not use a system that can be tracked by your scanner.Scan another

Strona 65 - Troubleshooting

68 TroubleshootingRESETTING THE SCANNERIf the scanner’s display locks up or stops operating prop-erly, you might need to reset the scanner. Caution: T

Strona 66 - 66 Troubleshooting

69Care and Maintenance1. Turn off the scanner.2. While holding down 2 and 9, turn on the scanner.CLEAR flashes for about 5 seconds as the scannerclear

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7FeaturesHyperscan — the scanner automatically scans up to50 channels per second to help you quickly find interest-ing broadcasts. Key Lock — lets yo

Strona 68 - RESETTING THE SCANNER

70 SpecificationsˆSpecificationsFrequency Coverage: ... 29–54 MHz (in 5 kHz steps)108–136.975 MHz (in 12.5 kHz steps)137–174 MHz (in

Strona 69 - Care and Maintenance

71SpecificationsHypersearch ... 300 Steps/SecondService ...

Strona 70 - Specifications

Limited Ninety-Day WarrantyThis product is warranted by RadioShack against manufacturing defects inmaterial and workmanship under normal use for ninet

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8 FeaturesBattery Save — saves battery power when the scannerdoes not detect any transmissions for more than 5 sec-onds when a channel is manually sel

Strona 72 - Fort Worth, Texas 76102

9Features• contact your local RadioShack store for help Note: Mobile use of this scanner is unlawful or requiresa permit in some areas. Check the laws

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