I have a bearcat 210 and was wondering how to use it

That manual is available free of charge from the Radiopics Database. Go to RadioPics.com using the link below (or navigate manually if it doesn't work) and you'll see a blank square where a pic of the front probably should be. Look in the specs box, and at the bottom is a TINY link to the manual. I downloaded it and checked, it definitely works.

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RadioPics Database Bearcat Uniden Bearcat BC 210XLT

Sorry We do not have the Bearcat 210 xlt manual.. I would try uniden themselves see if they could email you one.?

Simply have it on the channel you want to program and push the correct set of numbers like 162.550 and press the Enter key and it is done repeat this for each channel and you are done.

From your request I can't tell if the scanner has a problem or if you just need to program the correct frequencies into it. If you need the frequencies for your area, please visit
www.RadioReference.com
or
www.CityFreq.com
for an extensive database of active frequencies and systems in your area. NOTE: Any trunked or digital systems in your area cannot be monitored using the BC-210. If your area has switched to these newer systems, you will need to upgrade to another scanner to follow all the action. If you have any other questions concerning your scanner please give us another shout.

I can't locate information specific to the 210XW, but hopefully this generic Bearcat programming info will help:

1. Press the MANUAL key to advance to the channel that you wish to reprogram.

2. Enter the new frequency, including decimal point.

3. Press the ENTER or E key.

4. Start over with step one to continue programming channels.

I have a copy. Email longbow243@yahoo.com and I'll send you a free copy.

Here is the manual:

http://www.repeater-builder.com/uniden/pdf/uniden-bearcat-bc210xl-owners-man.pdf

Here s the manual:

http://www.repeater-builder.com/uniden/pdf/uniden-bearcat-bc210xl-owners-man.pdf

The Bearcat 210 Manual specifically states that the lowest freq available is 32MHz.

Here's another link that will take you right to the manual. Hope it helps