Whistler WS1025 200 Channel VHF Air UHF Desktop Scanner Owners Manual
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To program frequencies into the Whistler WS1025, press the 'PROG' button, use the number pad to enter the desired channel number, press 'PROG' again, then enter the frequency using the number pad. Confirm by pressing 'ENT'.
Ensure that the scanner's antenna is properly connected and fully extended. Check that the frequencies programmed are active in your area and that the squelch setting is adjusted correctly.
To reset the Whistler WS1025, turn off the scanner, then hold down the '2', '9', and 'HOLD' keys while turning the power back on. This will clear all programmed data and reset to factory settings.
Clean the exterior with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals or solvents. Regularly check the antenna connection and keep the device in a dry, dust-free environment to prevent damage.
To lock out a channel, select the channel you wish to lock out while in scan mode, then press the 'L/O' button. The scanner will skip this channel during scans until it is unlocked.
Yes, use the search function by pressing 'SEARCH', then choose the frequency range to search through. The scanner will automatically find active frequencies within that range.
Turn the squelch knob clockwise until the noise stops, then slightly turn it back counterclockwise until you hear noise again, and then forward just enough to silence the noise.
Check the power connection and ensure the unit is properly plugged in. If the issue persists, try resetting the unit. If the display still does not work, consult with Whistler support for further assistance.
For better reception, ensure the antenna is fully extended and positioned vertically. Consider upgrading to an external antenna if needed and place the scanner near a window or higher location.
To scan only specific channels, ensure all unwanted channels are locked out by selecting them and pressing 'L/O'. Then, start the scan; the scanner will skip locked-out channels and scan only the desired ones.