Regency HX1500

[Dan]

Does anyone know how to do a reset on this scanner.All I get when I input a
freq. is FR ERROR.I hope it is only a reset and not a hardware problem.And
yes the freqs I put in are in range of the scanner.Thanks in advance. Dan

[A. Pismo Clam]

Dan wrote:
> Does anyone know how to do a reset on this scanner.All I get when I input a
> freq. is FR ERROR.I hope it is only a reset and not a hardware problem.And
> yes the freqs I put in are in range of the scanner.Thanks in advance. Dan
>
>
>
Hi Dan,

Although I don't have an answer for you, I have saved a link to someone
who has the owners manual for $9.

http://www.w7fg.com/manuals.php?manufacturer=Regency&center=

Secondly, this company might be interested in buying it from you. If you
are not interested in selling it, maybe you could call/email them and
ask [nicely! ;-) ] if they might know the answer to your problem.

http://www.iinc.com/ggcomm/

[robert.e.king]

Dan,

Try this:

1. Press MANUAL

2. Press keys corresponding to desired frequency and
then the ENTER key.

3. Press keys corresponding to desired channel number
for this frequency (use 0 to preceed single digit channel
numbers).

4. Repeat steps 2 and 3 for entering another frequency
in another channel.

5. If a non-allowed frequency is entered the display will show Fr Err.

Bob


"Dan" > wrote in message
news:XdKcg.4958$ei2.2697@trndny02...
> Does anyone know how to do a reset on this scanner.All I get when I input
a
> freq. is FR ERROR.I hope it is only a reset and not a hardware problem.And
> yes the freqs I put in are in range of the scanner.Thanks in advance. Dan
>
>

[ab]

Dan wrote:

> Does anyone know how to do a reset on this scanner.All I get when I input
> a freq. is FR ERROR.I hope it is only a reset and not a hardware
> problem.And
> yes the freqs I put in are in range of the scanner.Thanks in advance. Dan
>
I retired this scanner a long time ago. Nonetheless, I remember that such
"FR ERROR" used to happen when the batteries where under 6 volts. The only
way to be able to tune the Regency back into its range was to change the
batteries or switch into the AC power supply.

I am not sure this is your case, it was mine many times over and over.

Cheers from sunny Italy,

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AB / Swl I2-57354