Uniden BCD396XT - Manual (Page 90)

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Set Number Tag
Number Tag can be set in this menu.
Press a number key to input the number tag. Press [. / no / pri] to clear the input.
Press [E / yes / gps] to accept the setting and return to the previous menu.
Note: The valid setting range is from 0 to 999. Blank means a number tag not assigned.
Set Lockout
This option allows you to lock or unlock the Close Call system. When the system is locked out, the scanner
does not check it.
Unlocked The system is unlocked.
Temporary L/O The system is temporarily locked out.
Lockout The system is locked out.
Press [E / yes / gps] to accept the selection and return to the previous menu.
Set Hold Time
This setting determines the maximum time the scanner is forced to hold and search this range before
moving to the next scanning, even if there is no traffic on the frequencies. You can change it from 0 (the
scanner checks all frequencies of the range regardless of time) to 255 seconds by using the number keys.
If you choose a setting other than "0", the scanner goes to next system or search when the hold time
elapses. However, it does not go to the next one while receiving a signal.
Press [E / yes / gps] to accept the entry and return to the previous menu.
If you enter over “255” for the Hold Time, the scanner prompts "Out of Range" and "Set Max? (Y/N)".
When [E / yes / gps] is pushed, maximum value 255 will be set.
It returns to the edit state, if you press [. / no / pri].
Set CC Mode
These settings affect when CC actually operates. When it is set to “CC DND” or “CC Pri” with another
mode, every 2 seconds the scanner will switch the filter settings to the ones set by the CC Bands option.
Off Close Call is turned off for all modes.
CC DND Close Call does not function while monitoring a transmission.
CC Pri Close Call functions every 2 seconds even if there is a career.
Press [E / yes / gps] to set the mode and return to the previous menu.
Note: The Close Call function is not performed in Weather Mode and Tone-Out Mode.