Uniden SC150 SportCat Twin Turbo Sports Scanner Operating Guide

This document is the user manual for SportCat scanner. It introduces the basic functions and usage methods of the scanner.


Uniden SC150 SportCat Twin Turbo Sports Scanner Operating Guide - cover page
Brand
Uniden
Category
Telephone
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
35
File format
PDF
File size
360 KB
Published
05 July, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
Model
SC150
MD5 checksum
26292042B2E29EECF5DE1D21EF28267C

About this manual

The Uniden SC150 SportCat is a state-of-the-art information radio featuring automatic scanning capabilities. It stores frequencies into 10 banks of 10 channels each and supports super fast Turbo Scan speeds to monitor nearly 100 channels per second. The device covers 12 preprogrammed bands, including VHF Low, Aircraft, Military Land Mobile, Amateur Radio, UHF Standard, and Public Service 800 MHz bands.

What's inside

  • About Your New SportCat
  • What is Scanning?
  • What is Searching?
  • Unpacking
  • Controls and Indicators
  • Setup
  • Programming Channels
  • Scanning
  • Searching
  • Care and Maintenance

Specifications

Frequency Coverage Range29.0 - 956 MHz
Scan SpeedNearly 100 channels per second
Search SpeedSelectable between 100 and 300 steps per second
Band Count12 Bands

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between scanning and searching?

Scanning monitors programmed channels until an active frequency is found, whereas searching finds active frequencies on preprogrammed bands that have not been stored in memory.

How many channels can the scanner store?

The scanner can store 100 channels total, organized into 10 banks of 10 channels each.

What happens when the transmission ends during scanning?

The scanner resumes the scanning cycle until another transmission is received, or it waits for a delay period if activated.

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