Whistler WS1065 Digital Trunking Radio Scanner User Guide

Description

Whistler WS1065 Digital Trunking Desktop/Mobile Radio Scanner

The WS1065 stores up to 1,800 frequencies and lets you search for nearby frequency transmissions and automatically jump to a found transmission. Plus, it lets you hear storm reports and more before they are broadcast on TV or radio.

Please read the user guide carefully before using this product.

TABLE OF CONTENTS:
– Introduction
– What is Object Oriented Scanning?
– Package Contents
– Scanning Legally
– Features
– Setup
– Antenna
– External Antenna
– Desktop Operation
– Mount Installation
– Headphones and Speakers
– Listening Safely
– AC Adapter
– DC Power Cable
– Understanding the Keypad
– Turning on the Scanner
– Understanding the Display Icons
– Programming
– Programming Cables
– RadioReference.com
– Scanner Cloning
– Text Entry
– Scanning
– Objects and Scan Lists
– Monitoring
– Scanning
– Priority Scan
– Favorites Scan List
– Object Lockout
– Multi-Site Mode (Motorola and P25)
– Home Repeater AutoMove (LTR)
– Searching
– Limit Search Object (LMIT)
– Service Search Object (SRVC)
– Spectrum Sweeper Object (SWPR)
– Weather Features
– SAME Standby
– Configuring
– Using V-Scanner Storage
– Initializing Global Settings
– Initializing to Factory Defaults
– Configuration Shortcuts
– Manual Programming Guide
– Conventional Objects (CONV)
– Trunking System (TSYS) Object
– Talkgroup (TGRP) Object
– Duplicating Objects
– No Scan List
– Deleting Objects
– Memory Usage
– Hit Counter
– Specifications
– Frequency Coverage
– Maintenance
– Birdie Frequencies
– PC Interface
– FCC Statement
– Limited Warranty

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