= Uniden Bearcat BC 760XLT 100 Channel Mobile/Base ScannerINTRODUCTION quency and OPERATION, which controls Scan, Lockout Priority: Delay, Hold, the Service Sean features, as well as the pro gfammabie search functions, An LCD cis- play provides frequency and operation of high impact ABS plastic and meta’ Please read this guicle thoroughly before attempting to operate the unit * Warning ‘Uniden does met represent this unit to Oe waterprooted. To reciuce the risk of fire, electrical shock or damage, do not expose his unit to rain or moisture. Unpacking Caretutly remove all items trom the ship- ping carton. if there Is any visible damage oF an item appears to be missing, do not return the unit to the place of pur- chase. Piease call the Uniden Customer Servier Center for information or instruc- ona on any problem you may have: (317) (642-2483 Gam-Spm EST Monday-Friday. The following tema are included with your GC Poor F. * Beareat Scanner * Direct Wire Power Cord * AC Adapter + Mobile Bracket & Hardware * Telescopic Antenna « Operating Guide including Regesranon Card out out, fil in, and return + Motorola Type 8F Co-asial Connector packing an excellent method to transport the scannerMobile Installation Pian the location of the radio bracket be- fore starting the installation. Select a toca- tion that Is convenient for operation ang oes not interfere: with the driver oF pas- Senger in the vehicle, The bracket should be securely fastened to a solid surtace using the self tapping screws provided. Mount the scanner to the bracket with the thumb screws and adjust the angie of the radio. © WASHER of BRACKET BUSHING. screw Mabile Antenna fn the mabile application the Bearcat 7OOXLT will require an external venicle antenna, Use a mobile antenna designed fot multl-band coverage. For maximum ‘effectiveness, the extemal antenna should be fed with sow loss 50 ohm coaial such 23 RGS5B foam Remember, you have pur chased the finest mobile scanner available, so don't compromise its performance with an inferior antenna, We recommend us- ing the [optianal Uniden BC-AT1 motile antenna for best results, Hdeally, the antenna snoukt be mounted directly in the center of the vehicte's foo! The fadiation and reception pattern of a vehicular antenna always conforms ta the ground plane (metal shape) located below the antenna A roof mounted antenna INSTA provides virtually an omnidirectional pat- tem. If the antenna was mounted on the left rear lender, the best reception would occur from the right front fender of the vehicle, with greatly reduced reception trom the left tear. Avold mounting the antenna on a frant fender, as ignition noise can limit reception Connecting the Power The BC 760XLT Is designed to be used in any vehicle which has a 13.8-vor DC Negative-graund electrical system. It you cannot determine the polarity of your ve- hicle, consult your vehicle dealer for information Note: The use of this radio in a motor vehicle may be regulated or require a per: mit in certain states ar certain cities The BC 7@0XLT should Be connected di- rectly 10 the fuse block oF battery of your car. Connect the power card to the back af the fadio in the jack marked “DC 13.8" Desktop Installation The BC 740XLT nas a unique design fea- ture that allows the unit to DE used as an In-home scanner. The fold-out foot sets the