Whistler WS1025 Desktop Radio Scanner Owner’s Manual
Download PDF user manual for Whistler WS1025 200 Channel VHF/Air/UHF Desktop Radio Scanner (EN) 34 pages 581001a 05A14 2014 zip
Description
This PDF user manual is for the Whistler WS1025 200 Channel VHF/Air/UHF Desktop Radio Scanner.
Whistler WS1025 200 Channel VHF/Air/UHF Desktop Radio Scanner
This 200-channel scanner lets you listen to FM radio bands and can be categorized into 10 separate memory banks. Also, it offers the convenience of one-touch searches of marine, fire/police, air, ham, and weather frequencies.
Please read the user manual carefully before using this product.
(PDF) OWNER’S GUIDE (ENGLISH)
CONTENTS:
– Package Contents
– Scanning Legally
– Features
– Scanner Basics
– Setup
– Connecting the Antenna
– Connecting a Speaker or Headphones
– Powering Your Scanner
– Turning on the Scanner
– Turning Off the Key Tone
– Understanding the Display
– Understanding the Keypad
– Configuring Your Scanner
– Preprogrammed Frequencies
– Programming Channels
– Programming with a Computer
– Cloning Programmed Data
– Searching for Frequencies
– Service Bank Search
– Storing Found Frequencies
– Birdie Frequencies
– Scanning Stored Channels
– Monitoring a Channel
– Locking Out Channels
– Clearing a Stored Channel
– Weather Features
– Receiving All Weather Alerts
– Receiving Alerts for Specific Areas
– SAME Standby Mode
– Skywarn(TM)
– Additional Information
– Care
– Initializing the Scanner
– Preprogrammed Frequency List
– Service Banks
– Specifications
– FCC Notice
– Limited Warranty
Why download the Manual?
This owner’s manual provides all the information from Whistler about the WS1025 200 Channel VHF/Air/UHF Desktop Radio Scanner, as detailed in the table of contents. Reading it completely will address most questions you might have. You can download and save it for offline use, including viewing it on your device or printing it for your convenience if you prefer a paper version.
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