This owners manual covers the setup, programming, operation, and technical specifications of the Uniden BC125AT handheld scanner.
The Uniden BC125AT is a versatile handheld scanner designed to monitor over 40,000 frequencies used by police, fire, marine, and other services. It features Close Call™ RF capture technology for detecting strong local signals and includes preprogrammed service banks for easy access to specific transmission types.
The manual provides detailed instructions on powering the unit, connecting antennas and earphones, adjusting display settings like backlight and contrast, and programming channels manually or via PC software. It also explains scanning modes such as Conventional Scanning, Service Search, and Custom Search, along with features for locking out channels and setting CTCSS/DCS squelch tones.
| Memory Capacity | 500 frequencies (10 banks of 50) |
|---|---|
| CTCSS Tones | Up to 50 tones |
| DCS Codes | Up to 104 codes |
| Warranty Duration | One year limited warranty |
It is designed to monitor police, fire/emergency, HAM radio, marine, railroad, civil air, military air, CB radio, FRS/GMRS/MURS, and racing frequencies.
Yes, you can use an optional stereo headset, but the output is monaural so you will hear audio in both headphones.
No, Uniden does not represent this unit to be waterproof and warns against exposing it to rain or moisture.