Uniden SDS100 I/Q Digital Handheld Scanner

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PC Programming – Use the Sentinel software to manage your scanner’s Profiles, Favorites Lists, Databases, and firmware updates. ZIP Services Mode: Enter your ZIP code, service type, and range. The scanner will aggregate a list of nearby radio channels to listen to. The SDS100 allows you to charge and monitor frequencies simultaneously. The BCD436HP must be powered down to charge. P25 One-Frequency Trunking - The scanner can follow individual talk groups on P25 single-frequency systems that use both NAC and TGID’s for squelch control and user identification. List. Scroll to any/all other lists and make sure they are Off if you don't want to have to figure out what else is

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Unavoided) Systems in that list for scanning. Favorites List QKs can only be assigned once to any one Favorites If the knob (multi-function, volume/squelch scroll) is not functioning properly, pull the knob off & reattach. Here are a Baker’s Dozen of hints and tips to make life with your new SDS100 scanner happier. If your question is not answered let us know and maybe we can add it to Part 2!Charging your Uniden SDS100 is a simple process that only takes a few minutes. The scanner comes with a 12V DC car adapter, which you can use to charge the scanner using your car’s cigarette lighter outlet. You can also use the included micro-USB cable to connect the scanner to a computer or USB wall charger for charging. When the scanner’s battery is low, the LED indicator will flash red. Q-5. What is the range of the Uniden SDS100?

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Yes. There was a smaller, weaker battery when the SDS100 launched in 2018, which has since been updated and replaced with a larger battery. What do SDS100 buyers say? Start-up Configuration – You can program each of your Favorites Lists with a Startup Key (0-9) so that when you power up the scanner and press the key number, just those Favorites Lists assigned to the key will be enabled for scan. The SDS100 can share the same Favorites Lists as the BCD436HP and BCG536HP, and since they all use the same version of Sentinel, it is really easy to share. You can create different Profiles for each scanner if you want or just program them all the same. scan the list when the key is enabled. You can only use a FL QK once. The default setting is . (no QK).Custom Alerts – You can program your scanner to alert when you receive a Channel or Unit ID, a Close Call hit, an ID is transmitted with an Emergency Alert, or a Tone-out hit. For each alert, you can select from 9 different tone patterns, 15 volume settings, 7 colors, and 3 flash patterns.

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Adjustable Scan/Search Delay/Resume – Set a delay up to 30 seconds or a forced resume up to 10 seconds for each channel or search.

Intermediate Frequency Exchange - Changes the IF used for a selected channel/frequency to help avoid image and OK, so I have owned this scanner for about 8 months. It is still great. I have updated the database and the firmware using the Uniden Sentinal software. Very easy process that took about 10 minutes to complete. It is possible to boot up to a location based scan + your favorites list by default when you turn on the scanner. This might be useful during a natural disaster. If you assign a Startup Key to your Favorites List you can boot only to your Favorites List by holding down the appropriate key at startup. This is more useful for limiting your scan to Police and local UHF/VHF traffic. It takes our scanner tech anywhere from 30 minutes to several hours to program each scanner...and this is ALL he does.

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Uniden SDS100 Owner's Manual. This is the official Uniden SDS100 owner's manual. Overall it’s just "meh", so we highly recommend using Mark’s Scanners manual.With all that in mind, can you recommend a strategy for how you'd program the scanner? I'm pretty tech savvy so programming something complex shouldn't be an issue. A. Should I use Autolocate? I can't find a clear statement that says the scanner will Autolocate as you drive or Autolocate is only a one-shot deal and doesn't expect that you will be driving. This is a convenient feature both handheld scanners possess. Location-based scanning makes using the scanner much easier as it just requires you to input your zip code or GPS coordinates (whichever is more convenient) for instant reception.