Difference between revisions of "Repeater Reverse"
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| − | Applies to: [[SC230]], [[BC246T]] [[BCD396T]] [[BCD396XT]] [[BCD436HP]] [[BCD325P2]] [[SDS100]] | + | Applies to: [[SC230]], [[BC246T]] [[BCD396T]] [[BCD396XT]] [[BCD436HP]] [[BCD325P2]] [[SDS100]] [[BCD996T]] |
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This feature is a feature of some Uniden scanners that allow the scanner to try to automatically switch to monitor the [[output frequency]] of a [[conventional]] [[repeater]] if an input frequency is detected. | This feature is a feature of some Uniden scanners that allow the scanner to try to automatically switch to monitor the [[output frequency]] of a [[conventional]] [[repeater]] if an input frequency is detected. | ||
Revision as of 08:52, 6 May 2021
Applies to: SC230, BC246T BCD396T BCD396XT BCD436HP BCD325P2 SDS100 BCD996T
This feature is a feature of some Uniden scanners that allow the scanner to try to automatically switch to monitor the output frequency of a conventional repeater if an input frequency is detected.
BCD436HP
- Press Channel to hold on the channel.
- Press Func then press and hold 8(REV). Press Channel to resume.
All Others
- Scroll to 'Repeater Find' and press E/Yes.
- Scroll to On and press E/Yes to set the scanner to automatically apply repeater reverse to detected transmissions. If the scanner detects the transmission on the output frequency, it beeps and 'Repeater Find' appears, and it remains on the output frequency until transmissions end. If it does not detect a transmission on the output frequency, it remains on the original frequency.
- If you scroll to Off, the scanner doesn't try to find the repeater frequency.
- Press Scan to exit.
Credit Easier to Read manuals for the SC230, BC246