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Uniden Bearcat BCD325P2 Police Scanner
The Uniden Bearcat BCD396P2 is a compact handheld digital police scanner designed to keep you connected to local public safety communications. Whether you're listening to police, fire, or emergency services, this scanner delivers reliable performance on both analog and P25 digital systems. It’s a great choice for users who want a powerful, portable scanner without the complexity of higher-end models.
Order with confidence. We offer fast shipping, knowledgeable support, and expert programming options to help you get the most from your scanner.
Product Description
The new Uniden BCD325P2 offers APCO 25 Phase I and II digital capability. For those who like GPS scanning, a feature no other manufacturer offers, you can now enable and disable not only Systems but Groups as well depending on your location (the optional GPS antenna that we sell is required).
DMR , ProVoice & NXDN for your BCD325P2 and BCD996P2 scanner are now available!
Now
available for "P2" series scanners is the ability to monitor
unencrypted DMR/MotoTRBO and EDACS ProVoice. This option allows
monitoring these exciting systems if they are used in your area.
ProVoice is used by many public safety systems around the country.
DMR/TRBO is used mostly by business users but is also used by many
public safety and local government systems.
If your area uses DMR/TRBO or ProVoice then these (paid) upgrades will help you increase your monitoring ability.
Frequently Asked QuestionsQ: Does the Uniden BCD396P2 support digital police and fire communications?
A: Yes. The BCD396P2 supports P25 Phase I digital systems, which are widely used by police, fire, and other public safety agencies. With an optional upgrade, it can also receive DMR and NXDN systems. It does not support P25 Phase II or encrypted communications.
Q: Is the BCD396P2 good for simulcast systems?
A: The BCD396P2 can struggle in areas with heavy simulcast distortion, which is common in larger cities. If you are in a simulcast area, a model like the SDS100 or SDS200 may perform better. However, in non-simulcast areas, the BCD396P2 works very well.
Q: Do I need to program the BCD396P2 before using it?
A: Yes. The BCD396P2 requires programming to receive local systems. You can program it using compatible software and a computer, or choose a professional programming service to have it set up and ready to use when it arrives.
- BCD325P2 Scanner Radio
- AA Rechargeable Batteries
- Rubber Duck Antenna
- USB Cable (Download Drivers)
- Strap
- Owner's Manual
Online Resources
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Custom Setup & Optimize Police Scanner Programming
Get your BCD396P2 set up the right way from the start. Programming is the most important step in getting your scanner to perform properly, and it’s also where many users run into frustration.
Our expert programming service customizes your scanner for your specific location and listening preferences. We load the correct systems, organize channels for easy use, and make sure everything is working as it should before it ships.
The result is a scanner that arrives ready to use right out of the box, so you can skip the learning curve and start listening right away.
To choose programming, select your options from the drop down boxes above when you order your scanner.
Features
- TrunkTracker V -- Tracks APCO Project 25 Phase I and II, Motorola, EDACS, and LTR systems
- 25,000 Channels
- Close Call™ RF Capture
- Temporary Lockout
- Location-Based Scanning*
- Fire Tone-Out Alert
- Band Scope
- Rapid System/Channel Number Tagging
- NAC/DCS/CTCSS Rapid Decoding
- Audio AGC
- S.A.M.E. Weather Alert
- Location Alerts*
- Crows-Flight Navigation*
- Backlit Keypad & LCD
- Dynamic Memory
- Custom Search
- 16 Character Text Tagging
- Narrowband Reception
- Key-Safe Mode
- IF Exchange
- Preemptive Trunking Priority
- 12 Service Searches: Public Safety, News, Ham Radio, Marine, Railroad, Air, CB Radio, FRS/GMRS, Racing, FM Broadcast and Special (Itinerant)
- Multi-Site System Support
- Channel Volume Offset
- PC Programming and Control (with 3rd party software, not included)
- Frequency Coverage: 25-512 MHz, 758-824 MHz, 849-869 MHz, 894-960 MHz
Includes: Batteries, antenna USB Cable and strap, and owner’s manual
Technical Specs
Frequency Coverage
- 25.0000 - 512.0000 MHz
- 758.0000 - 823.9875 MHz
- 849.0125 - 868.9875 MHz
- 894.0125 - 960.0000 MHz
Limits
Band Scope Function
- Frequency Span 0.2 MHz To 500 MHz
- Frequency Step 5 kHz To 100 kHz
Two-Tone-Sequential
- 250.0-3500.0Hz , 0.1Hz Step Programmable
WX Alert
- 1050 Hz Tone System
- NWR-SAME System (Warning / Watch / Advisory)
Supported trunking systems
- Motorola Systems: Type I, II, II/I (hybrid)
- EDACS Systems: FM, NFM, and SCAT
- LTR Systems
- APCO Systems: Astro Imbe, Astro 25
Dynamic memory allocation capacity
- Systems: 500 max
- Groups: 20 per system
- Site: 1000 max (All) 256 per system
- Channels: 25000 max (40128 memory blocks)
- Channels per Trunked System: 500 max
Heterodyne System
- 1st IF: 380.7 to 380.8 MHz / 265.5 to 265.6 MHz
- 2nd IF: 10.8 MHz
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3rd IF: 450 kHz
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