Realistic PRO-43 Manual de usuario

OWNER’S

MANUAL

PRO-43

Programmable

Scanner

Cat.

No.

20-300

INTRODUCTION

Your

new

Realistic

PRO-43

200-Channel

Direct

Entry

Pro¬

grammable

Scanner

lets

you

all

the

action!

This

scan¬

ner

gives

you

access

over

48,000

frequencies

used

police

departments,

fire

departments,

ambulances,

military

and

commercial

aircraft,

ships,

amateur

radio

operators,

and

transportation

services.

You

can

store

200

frequencies

into

your

scanner’s

channels,

and

you

can

scan

and

change

your

channel

selection

any

time.

The

secret

your

scanner’s

ability

scan

many

chan¬

nels

easily

its

custom-designed

microprocessor

—

tiny,

built-in

computer.

The

microprocessor

also

gives

your

scanner

these

special

features:

Triple-Conversion

Superheterodyne

Receiver

—

virtually

eliminates

any

interference

from

images,

you

hear

only

the

frequency

you

have

set

the

scanner

to.

Hyperscan

—

searches

through

frequencies

steps

per

second

scans

stored

channels

chan¬

nels/second.

Liquid

Crystal

Display

—

shows

the

channel

number,

the

selected

frequency,

and

several

other

indicators.

2-Second

Scan

Delay

—

helps

keep

you

from

missing

re¬

plies

channel

while

you

are

scanning.

Memory

Saver

—

keeps

the

frequencies

stored

memory

even

when

you

remove

the

batteries.

Lockout

Function

—

lets

the

scanner

skip

over

specified

channels.

Ten

Channel

Storage

Banks

—

let

you

group

channels

calls

are

easier

identify.

Monitor

Banks

—

let

you

save

ten

additional

chan¬

nels

located

during

frequency

search.

Priority

Channel

—

helps

keep

you

from

missing

import¬

ant

calls

the

selected

channel.

Tandy

Corporation.

All

Rights

Reserved.

Radio

Shack

and

Realistic

are

registered

trademarks

used

Tandy

Corporation

Direct

Frequency

—

ailows

you

scan

through

every

available

frequency

find

interesting

broadcasts.

AM/FM

Mode

—

automatically

selects

the

most

common

re¬

ception

type

for

the

band

you

are

scanning...and

lets

you

override

the

selection.

Your

PRO-43

scanner

covers

wide

frequency

range:

•

—54

MHz

•

118

—174

MHz

•

220

—512

MHz

•

806

—

823.9375

MHz

•

851

—868.9375

MHz

•

896

—

999.9875

MHz

Warning:

some

areas,

mobile

use

scanner

un¬

lawful

requires

permit.

Check

the

laws

your

area.

Radio

Shack

assumes

responsibility

for

the

use

this

scanner

such

areas.

FCC

NOTICE:

Your

scanner

might

cause

radio

interference,

even

when

operating

properly.

determine

whether

your

scanner

causing

the

interference,

turn

off

your

scanner,

the

interference

goes

away,

your

scanner

causing

the

in¬

terference.

Try

eliminate

the

interference

by:

Moving

your

scanner

away

from

the

receiver

•

Contacting

your

local

Radio

Shack

store

for

help

you

cannot

eliminate

the

interference,

the

FCC

requires

that

you

stop

using

your

scanner.

For

your

important

records,

please

record

your

scanner’s

serial

number

the

space

provided

below.

The

serial

num¬

ber

located

the

back

the

scanner.

Serial

Number:

CONTENTS

Preparation.5

Power

Sources.5

Connecting

the

Antenna.7

Connecting

Earphone.8

Connecting

Extension

Speaker.9

Understanding

Channel

Storage

Banks.10

Operation.11

Look

the

Display.11

Look

the

Keyboard.12

Resetting

the

Scanner.13

Setting

the

Volume

and

Squelch

Controls.13

Using

the

Key

Lock.14

Programming

the

Scanner.14

Searching

for

Active

Frequencies.15

Using

the

Monitor

Frequencies.17

Scanning

the

Channels.18

Changing

FM/AM

Mode.19

Programming

Scan

Delay.19

Cancelling

Scan

Delay.20

Locking

Out

Channels.20

Turning

Banks

and

Off.20

Using

the

Priority

Feature.21

Manually

Selecting

Channel.21

Battery-Saving

Feature.21

General

Guide

Scanning.22

Birdies.22

Reception

Notes.22

Guide

the

Action

Bands.22

Using

External

Power.26

Care

and

Maintenance.29

Troubleshooting

.30

Specifications..31

PREPARATION

POWER

SOURCES

You

can

power

your

scanner

from

any

the

following

three

sources:

•

Internal

Batteries

•

standard

outlet

(using

optional

adapter)

•

Your

vehicle’s

battery

(using

optional

adapter)

Using

Batteries

You

can

operate

your

scanner

from

six

batteries.

For

longest

operation

and

best

performance,

recommend

al¬

kaline

batteries

(Radio

Shack

Cat.

No.

23-552).

you

can

use

rechargeable

nickel-cadmium

batteries

(Cat.

No.

23-

125).

Warnings.

The

scanner

has

built-in

circuit

that

recharges

nickel-cadmium

batteries

inside

the

scanner.

However,

you

must

never

use

this

circuit

when

you

install

non-recharge-

able

batteries

the

scanner.

sure

read

"Important

In¬

formation

about

the

External

Power

Jacks"

and

"Charqina

Nickel-Cadmium

Batteries."

When

the

batteries

are

low,

the

display

flashes

and

beeps

sound.

When

this

happens,

replace

all

six

batteries

im¬

mediately

(or

recharge

the

nickel-cadmium

batteries).

Remove

the

battery

compart¬

ment

cover

pressing

down

the

arrow

and

sliding

the

cover

the

direction

the

arrow.

Remove

the

battery

holder

from

the

battery

compartment

and

remove

any

old

batteries.

Then

install

six

batteries

the

holder,

indicated

the

polarity

markings

and

the

battery

holder.

Place

the

battery

holder

the

compartment

the

holder’s

metal

contacts

line

with

the

metal

contacts

the

battery

compartment.

Replace

the

battery

compart-

ment

cover.

Important

Information

about

the

External

Power

Jacks

The

scanner

has

two

external

power

jacks

—

PWR

and

CHG.

important

that

you

understand

the

purpose

each

jack

before

you

connect

any

adapter

the

scanner.

The

PWR

jack

powers

the

scanner

and

disconnects

the

in¬

ternal

batteries.

You

can

use

this

jack

with

external

power

source

regardless

the

type

batteries

you

install.

The

CHG

jack

supplies

power

operate

the

scanner

and

also

applies

power

the

internal

batteries

charge

them.

Use

the

CHG

jack

only

when

you

install

rechargeable

nickel-

cadmium

batteries.

Warning:

Never

use

the

CHG

jack

with

non-rechargeable

batteries.

you

try

recharge

non-rechargeable

batteries

they

become

very

hot

and

could

explode.

Note.

See

Using

External

Power"

for

information

usina

external

power.

CONNECTING

THE

ANTENNA

Attach

the

flexible

antenna

the

ANT

(antenna)

jack

top

the

scanner.

Slip

the

slot

the

antenna’s

connector

over

the

protrusion

the

jack.

Then

press

down

and

rotate

the

base

the

antenna

until

locks

into

place.

Antenna

You

can

remove

the

supplied

antenna

and

attach

different

type,

such

external

mobile

antenna,

telescoping

an¬

tenna,

outdoor

base

antenna.

Radio

Shack

stores

sell

the

antenna

connector

adapters

that

you

need.

Use

coaxial

cable

connect

outdoor

antenna.

Always

use

50-ohm

coaxial

cable,

such

RG-58

RG-8.

For

lengths

over

feet,

use

RG-8

low-loss

dielectric

coaxial

cable.

Warning:

you

install

outdoor

antenna,

all

precautions

and

procedures

mentioned

the

literature

that

comes

with

the

antenna.

CONNECTING

EARPHONE

For

private

listening,

plug

earphone

into

the

jack

top

your

scanner.

This

automatically

disconnects

the

speaker.

recommend

Radio

Shack’s

earphone

Cat.

No.

33-175.

noisy

environment,

mono

headphones

(Cat.

No.

20-210)

make

listening

easier.

Hearing

Comfort

and

Your

Health

protect

your

hearing,

these

guidelines

when

you

use

earphone:

•

not

listen

extremely

high

volume

levels,

especially

when

you

use

earphone

headphones.

Extended

high-volume

listening

can

lead

permanent

hearing

loss.

•

Set

the

volume

the

lowest

setting

before

you

begin

lis¬

tening.

After

you

begin

listening,

adjust

the

volume

comfortable

level.

•

Once

you

set

the

volume,

not

increase

it.

Over

time,

your

ears

adapt

the

volume

level,

volume

level

that

does

not

cause

discomfort

might

still

damage

your

hearing.

Traffic

Safety

not

wear

headphones

earphone

while

you

drive

vehicle

ride

bicycle.

This

can

create

traffic

hazard

and

illegal

some

areas.

Even

though

some

headphones

and

earphones

are

de¬

signed

let

you

hear

some

outside

sounds

when

you

listen

normal

levels,

they

still

present

traffic

hazard.

CONNECTING

EXTENSION

SPEAKER

noisy

area,

extension

speaker

might

provide

comfortable

listening.

Radio

Shack

stores

sell

extension

speaker

(Cat.

No.

21-549)

and

amplified

communications

extension

speaker

(Cat.

No.

21-541).

Plug

the

speaker

cable’s

1/8-inch

(3.5

mm)

mini

plug

into

the

scanner’s

jack.

This

disconnects

the

internal

speaker.

UNDERSTANDING

CHANNEL

STORAGE

BANKS

You

can

store

210

frequencies

into

your

scanner’s

memory.

You

store

each

frequency

into

either

permanent

memory,

called

channel,

temporary

memory,

called

monitor.

There

are

200

available

channels

and

available

monitor

memories.

make

easier

identify

and

select

the

channels

you

want

listen

to,

channels

are

divided

into

groups

channels

each.

Each

group

channels

called

channel

storage

bank.

Perhaps

the

best

way

explain

the

use

channel

storage

banks

through

practical

example.

Suppose

you

want

monitor

four

different

agencies:

police,

fire,

ambulance,

and

aircraft.

rule,

each

agency

uses

several

different

frequencies

and

uses

each

frequency

for

different

purpose.

The

police

might

have

four

frequencies—

one

for

each

side

town.

make

easier

quickly

deter¬

mine

which

agency

you

are

listening

to,

you

could

program

the

police

frequencies

starting

with

Channel

(Bank

1).

Then

start

the

fire

department

Channel

(Bank

2),

the

ambulance

service

Channel

(Bank

3),

and

aircraft

fre¬

quencies

Channel

(Bank

4).

This

also

makes

easier

listen

for

only

one

type

call.

For

example,

you

want

listen

only

fire

calls,

you

can

turn

off

all

banks

other

than

Bank

You

could

also

use

this

feature

group

channels

city

county.

You

can

use

the

monitor

memories

temporarily

store

frequencies

while

you

decide

whether

save

them

chan¬

nels.

This

handy

for

quickly

storing

active

frequency

when

you

through

entire

band.

You

can

manually

select

these

memories,

but

you

cannot

scan

them.

See

"Searching

for

Active

Frequencies."

When

you

are

listening

monitor

memories,

the

num¬

bers

the

top

the

display

indicate

the

monitor

memo¬

ries.

The

bar

indicates

the

current

monitor

memory.

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