Uniden America Corporation today announced that, later this year, they would be releasing the ultimate scanner, internally dubbed as the “Universal Scanner.” The BC401US will go on sale in the 4th quarter, and incorporates all known scanner modes, including support for all known digital and analog trunking systems, plus a patented “analysis” mode that will analyze unknown digital transmissions and self-program to follow those transmissions.
Senior VP of Scanner Development, Ivan Lirpa expressed excitement about the recent breakthroughs that make this scanner possible in a recent developers conference. “This new technology, which we have dubbed Axiomatic Process for Retro Integration and Linearization, version 1, has the potential to revolutionize not only the scanner industry, but all radio communications products.”
The first product incorporating this feature, the BC401US, will come out of the box with support for the following systems:
In addition, the scanner will have a fully dynamic memory structure with up to 5,000 channels, CTCSS/DCS decode, voice command, voice response, intuitive backlighting, adaptive channel quality, automatic call ceiling, blackout mode, and fluidic scanning.
Look for this scanner at a Uniden retailer for Christmas. Suggested price is still being determined, but it is expected to cost less than $4,500 as of press time.
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Senior VP of Scanner Development, Ivan Lirpa expressed excitement about the recent breakthroughs that make this scanner possible in a recent developers conference. “This new technology, which we have dubbed Axiomatic Process for Retro Integration and Linearization, version 1, has the potential to revolutionize not only the scanner industry, but all radio communications products.”
The first product incorporating this feature, the BC401US, will come out of the box with support for the following systems:
* Motorola Type I and II analog
* Motorola Astro APCO 25 (3600 baud mixed mode and 9600 baud exclusive)
* Motorola Tetra
* Motorola iDEN
* MPT-1327
* EDACS Narrow, Wide and SCAT
* EDACS Provoice
* LTR
In addition, the scanner will have a fully dynamic memory structure with up to 5,000 channels, CTCSS/DCS decode, voice command, voice response, intuitive backlighting, adaptive channel quality, automatic call ceiling, blackout mode, and fluidic scanning.
Look for this scanner at a Uniden retailer for Christmas. Suggested price is still being determined, but it is expected to cost less than $4,500 as of press time.
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