SOURCE: i am having trouble clearing
hi marie , follow these instructions carfully ,
1. Place
the scanner on it's
back on a hard surface with it turned "OFF".
2. Press
down and hold down
the following keys with your left hand. (MANUAL),
(2) and (9)
3. While
holding down these
buttons, use your other hand to turn the
scanner power "ON". Continue to hold all the buttons down
until you hear a "click" and all the channels are cleared
to 000.0000.
hope thats a fix ya .
SOURCE: programing for uniden bearcat scanner bc 144xl
danval, I looked up a pic of your scanner and it is pretty straightforward. If it is the 16 channel I was looking at, here is the step by step programming.
1- Push manual button to go to the channel you want to start programming.
2- Enter the freq number in.
3- Push the E button to enter it in the memory.
4- To review what you programmed, push the Review button.
5- Use manual button to step to next channel and start over from #2
That should get you started with the scanning hobby.
The scanner has a Priority button that when activated will stop scanning and go immediatly to the priority channel if someone keys their mic.
If you need freq's (or more of) for your area, go here and click on your state and county and it'll give you a complete listing.
http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/
Hope this helps you out, let us know,, Mechanic
SOURCE: Uniden Bearcat Scanner Model# BC147XLT
The BC147XLT is too old to obtain a manual from Uniden, but here's how you program it:
Turn it on & press 'Manual', then enter the number of the channel you wish to program & press 'Manual' again. Now enter the frequency you want to put in that channel, example 155.550, and press "Enter'. Then press manual to go to the next channel or repeat the first procedure to select a different channel other than the next one. Repeat the programming procedure for each channel.
SOURCE: manual for Bearcat Scanner BC 140 10 channel
I couldn't locate a manual for your oldie, but it's fairly simple to operate.
For a comprehensive database of active frequencies in your area, visit
www.RadioReference.com
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