Uniden SDS200E Owner's Manual

Introduction to the SDS200E

The Uniden SDS200E is a state-of-the-art digital base/mobile TrunkTracker communications receiver. Featuring a True I/Q™ receiver for enhanced digital performance in challenging radio frequency environments, the SDS200E boasts a customizable, high-resolution color display. This allows users to tailor the information presented to their specific needs, ensuring efficient monitoring of public safety, business, and other radio communications.

Key Features and Capabilities

This manual guides you through the scanner's extensive capabilities, including:

• TrunkTracker X Operation: Seamlessly scans APCO 25 Phase 1 and Phase 2, X2-TDMA, Motorola, EDACS, and LTR trunked systems, along with conventional analog and P25 digital channels. Upgrades support NXDN and DMR trunking, and EDACS ProVoice decoding.
• Location-Based Scanning: Utilize GPS compatibility (receiver not included) for automatic system selection based on your current location, or set your location manually.
• Favorites Lists: Organize and monitor specific systems, departments, and channels by creating custom Favorites Lists.
• Audio Recording & Replay: Record transmissions for later playback and instantly replay the last 240 seconds of received audio.
• Custom Alerts: Configure unique alerts for specific events, including channel or ID reception, Close Call hits, or Tone-out hits, with customizable tones, volume, colors, and flash patterns.
• PC Programming: Manage your scanner's settings, Favorites Lists, databases, and firmware updates using the provided Sentinel software.
• Close Call® RF Capture Technology: Detects and displays information about nearby radio transmissions.

Getting Started

This manual provides essential information for setting up and operating your SDS200E, covering initial settings, understanding the memory structure, and basic scanning techniques. For detailed instructions on installation, programming, and advanced features, please refer to the relevant sections within this document.

For more information on radio systems, resources like RadioReference.com are recommended.