mrnavy2
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Hey all, i just received a bc346xtc and I want to know how i can listen to the Pre Program list? I know how to go to each Citys but I just dont know how to get it to scan NY. Thanks Steve....
BC346XT: Pre Programing Freq
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Just hit the appropiate number keys listed here Preprogrammed while scanning to turn on/off preprogrammed sys. However, most of those are quite out of date, and you would be better off looking at the database for these systems
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I thought the 346 came pre-programmed with all the data from RadioReference.com?
I'm a bit confused with your last comment ... being out of date!!!
I'm a bit confused with your last comment ... being out of date!!!
346 <> 436
ka3jjz
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When the radio came out (was it last year?) it had data from RR - but there have been MANY changes since then....Mike
wtp
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lets try again
paul was trying to point out that it is 346 NOT 436
346 came out in 2009
any radio that comes out has some out of date sites.
just because it takes time to get to the consumer, and in that amount of time some systems can change.
the easy to read manual had the quick keys go up to 46 and some other site had new york at 47.
paul was trying to point out that it is 346 NOT 436
346 came out in 2009
any radio that comes out has some out of date sites.
just because it takes time to get to the consumer, and in that amount of time some systems can change.
the easy to read manual had the quick keys go up to 46 and some other site had new york at 47.
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This will either alleviate or generate confusion. . .
Scanner models that are NOT HP (HP1, 436 or 536) have pre-programmed frequencies in their internal memory. These are frequencies that were valid at the time of the scanner's development. That goes back a few years. Since then, two things have happened in radio communications. Re-banding and narrow-banding. Re-banding caused a shift in frequencies for many trunked systems. Narrow-banding "tightened-up" radio frequencies and in some cases, resulted in new frequencies being used.
Thus these "Non-HP" scanners have outdated data in their internal memory. The fix is to re-program the appropriate systems using a computer program and downloading the most recent data from the RR database (premium subscription needed).
The newer "HP" model scanners, as part of their initial set-up process, go in and grab the most recent RR database information.
Scanner models that are NOT HP (HP1, 436 or 536) have pre-programmed frequencies in their internal memory. These are frequencies that were valid at the time of the scanner's development. That goes back a few years. Since then, two things have happened in radio communications. Re-banding and narrow-banding. Re-banding caused a shift in frequencies for many trunked systems. Narrow-banding "tightened-up" radio frequencies and in some cases, resulted in new frequencies being used.
Thus these "Non-HP" scanners have outdated data in their internal memory. The fix is to re-program the appropriate systems using a computer program and downloading the most recent data from the RR database (premium subscription needed).
The newer "HP" model scanners, as part of their initial set-up process, go in and grab the most recent RR database information.
mrnavy2
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Hey Clint u tried what you suggested but it does not work. I is stuck on Atlanta. I am trying to get New York City.
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Read this page from Uniden. It tells you which quick keys go with the pre-loaded cities.
It also tells you how to access those quick keys.
UsingPreloadedSystems < UnidenMan4 < TWiki
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mrnavy2
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Ok got it. Thank you.
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