1. Kupu Whakataki
The RadioShack PRO-652 is a digital triple-trunking desktop radio scanner designed for monitoring various radio communications. It supports all three popular system types and features object-oriented, menu-driven programming for ease of use. With a substantial 39,000 object memory, including 21 V-scanner memory folders, this device allows for extensive storage of frequencies and system configurations. It operates with a 700MHz digital interface and includes customizable LED and alert sounds to indicate active objects.
Figure 1: The RadioShack PRO-652 Digital Triple-Trunking Desktop Radio Scanner packaging.
2. Nga waahanga matua
- Digital Triple-Trunking: Scans and monitors all three popular trunked system types.
- Papatono Ahanoa: Utilizes a menu-driven interface for intuitive setup and management of scanned objects.
- Extensive Memory: Features 39,000 object memory, storing up to 1,800 objects in main memory and providing 21 V-scanner memory folders for organized storage.
- 700MHz Digital Interface: Supports digital communication within the 700MHz band.
- Matohi Whakaritea: LED indicators and alert sounds can be configured to notify users when specific objects are active.
3. Aratohu Tatūnga
Follow these steps to set up your PRO-652 scanner for initial use:
- Wewetehia te Matawai: Carefully remove all components from the packaging, including the scanner unit, AC adapter, and antenna.
- Honoa te Antenna: Screw the supplied antenna onto the antenna connector located on the rear of the scanner. Ensure it is securely fastened.
- Hono Hono: Plug the AC adapter into the DC IN jack on the rear of the scanner, then plug the adapter into a standard electrical outlet.
- Hiko Tuatahi: Pehia te MANA button to turn on the scanner. The display should illuminate.
- Language and Time Setup: Follow the on-screen prompts to set your preferred language, date, and time.
- Te Whakataunga Antenna: For optimal reception, place the scanner in an open area, away from large metal objects or other electronic devices that may cause interference.
4. Nga Tohutohu Whakahaere
The PRO-652 uses object-oriented programming, which organizes frequencies and system parameters into "objects" for efficient management.
4.1. Matawai Taketake
- Whakahiko: Me whakarite kei te whakakā te matawai.
- Tīpako Aratau Matawai: Pehia te KAUPAPA button to initiate scanning of programmed objects.
- Pupuri/Tīmata anō: Perehi KAUPAPA to pause scanning on a specific frequency or object. Press KAUPAPA ano ki te timata ano.
- Te Rōrahi me te Whakaiti: Whakaritea te ROTO knob for audio output and the WHAKAPONO knob to eliminate static noise between transmissions.
4.2. Programming Objects
Programming can be done manually via the scanner's menu or through computer software (sold separately).
- Tahua Uru: Pehia te MENU button to navigate the programming options.
- Create New Object: Select the option to create a new object (e.g., conventional channel, trunked system talkgroup).
- Tāuru Tawhā: Input the frequency, mode (AM/FM/Digital), and other relevant parameters for the object.
- Assign to Scanlist/Folder: Organize objects into scanlists or V-scanner folders for efficient scanning.
- Tiaki: Ensure all changes are saved before exiting the programming menu.
For detailed programming instructions, refer to the full user guide available on the RadioShack support website. Computer programming software and cable are recommended for advanced users.
5. Tiaki
- Te horoi: Whakamahia he kakahu ngohengohe, maroke hei horoi i te taha waho o te matawai. Kaua e whakamahi i ngā wai horoi, i ngā whakarewa rānei.
- Tiaki Antenna: Ensure the antenna connection remains secure. Avoid bending or stressing the antenna.
- Rokiroki: When not in use for extended periods, store the scanner in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.
- Tuku Hiko: Only use the supplied AC adapter or a compatible replacement.
6. Te Raru
| Raruraru | Take pea | Rongoā |
|---|---|---|
| Karekau te Matawai i te hiko. | Kāore he hononga hiko, he hapa rānei te urutau. | Check AC adapter connection to scanner and wall outlet. Ensure outlet is functional. |
| No audio or weak audio. | Volume too low, squelch too high, or no active transmissions. | Increase volume. Decrease squelch. Verify programmed frequencies are active. |
| Te whiwhinga ngoikore, te pao rānei. | Antenna issue, interference, or weak signal. | Check antenna connection. Relocate scanner away from interference sources. Consider an external antenna. |
| Difficulty programming channels. | Incorrect programming steps or unfamiliarity with object-oriented system. | Review the operating instructions for programming. Consider using computer software for easier programming. |
7. Whakatakotoranga
- Ingoa Tauira: PRO-652
- Waitohu: RadioShack
- Hangarau Hononga: USB
- Whakatau: 700 MHz (referring to frequency range capability)
- Minimum System Requirements (for software): Matapihi 7
- Taumaha Tūemi: 5.69 pauna
- Ahu mōkihi: 14.3 x 8 x 4 inihi
- ASIN: B013XR9AB6
- UPC: 040293971748, 799916900732
- Te Ra Tuatahi Wātea: Mahuru 13, 2014
8. Important Notices and Support
8.1. Whakakahoretanga Ture
Kaore he moni whakahoki.
This product is subject to the terms and conditions of sale at the time of purchase. Please retain your proof of purchase for any support inquiries.
8.2. Tautoko Kiritaki
For further assistance, technical support, or to inquire about accessories and software, please visit the official RadioShack support website or contact their customer service department. Contact information can typically be found on the RadioShack brand webpae.
