Uniden Trunk Tracker IV BCD996T User Manual page 67

Problem
Scanner won't track a
trunked system.
Scanner won't track a
trunked system.
Scanner won't acquire
the data channel.
Missing replies to
conversations.
If you still cannot get satisfactory results while using your scanner or if you want additional information, please call or write the
Uniden Parts and Service Division. The address and phone number are listed in the Warranty at the end of this manual. If you would
like immediate assistance, please call Customer Service at (800) 297-1023.
Possible Cause
The system might not be
one your scanner can
scan.
The data frequency might
be missing.
The scanner might need to
be changed to a Type 1
scanner setup.
The system you are trying
to scan might be LTR or
EDACS.
No ID's have been
programmed.
The ID's you have stored
are not active.
The squelch might need to
be adjusted.
The frequency used for the
data channel might be
missing.
The scanner might need to
be changed to a Type 1
scanner setup.
The fleet map might be
incorrect.
One or more of the
system's frequencies might
not be entered.
The system you are trying
to scan might be LTR or
EDACS.
Suggestion
Change to another
system and try scanning
that system.
Enter the data frequency.
Change to a Type 1
scanner setup. Review
"Programming Motorola
Systems" on Page XX.
Set the scanner to scan
LTR or EDACS systems.
Review "Programming
LTR Systems" on Page
70 and "Programming
EDACS Systems" on
Page XX.
Program one or more ID's
or use the ID Search
mode.
Wait for the ID's to
become active or scan
another system.
Adjust the squelch
threshold. See "Turning
On the Scanner and
Setting the Squelch" on
Page XX.
Check your frequency list
for the data channel.
Change to a Type 1
scanner setup. See
"Programming Motorola
Systems" on Page XX.
Try another preset fleet
map or program your own
fleet map.
Make sure all the
system's frequencies
have been entered.
Set the scanner to scan
LTR or EDACS systems.
Review "Programming
LTR Systems" on Page
XX and "Programming
EDACS Systems" on
Page XX.
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