This manual provides instructions for operating the Uniden BCD436HP radio. This compact radio can scan local police, fire, ambulance, and weather channels. It can also receive weather satellites, aviation, marine, public transportation, public safety, and other frequencies.
This document is the official Owner's Manual for the Uniden BCT15 BearTracker scanner. It provides detailed instructions on setting up the device, including power connections, antenna attachment, and vehicle installation options such as DIN-E sleeve mounting or ISO techniques.
The manual covers extensive operational features specific to the BCT15 model, including Trunk Tracking (Motorola, EDACS, LTR), BearTracker Warning System usage, GPS integration, Weather Alert (SAME) programming, and Close Call functionality. It also includes a detailed guide on programming systems via PC or wired cloning.
| Earphone Impedance Requirement | 32 ohms |
|---|---|
| BearTracker Alert Radius | three-mile radius |
You must use only a monaural earphone or a 32 ohm stereo headset to avoid hearing damage.
No, Uniden does not represent this unit to be waterproof and warns against exposing it to rain.
It alerts you with an audible beep and visual flash when you are within a three-mile radius of Highway Patrol units using mobile extenders.