Uniden® Bearcat® True I/Q™ and Trunk Tracker® X Base/Mobile Digital Scanner, SDS200

Uniden Bearcat SDS200 True I/Q Digital Base & Mobile Scanner

The Uniden Bearcat SDS200 is a high-performance base and mobile digital scanner engineered for users who demand exceptional reception, advanced decoding accuracy, and modern connectivity. Designed to excel in challenging RF environments, this scanner delivers industry-leading performance for monitoring a wide range of digital and analog signals.

At the core of the SDS200 is True I/Q™ technology combined with Trunk Tracker® X, providing superior digital decode quality even in dense or distorted signal conditions. Location-based scanning simplifies setup by automatically selecting nearby systems from a comprehensive USA and Canada database, allowing users to begin monitoring quickly with minimal configuration.

The large 3.5-inch customizable color display and intuitive front-panel controls offer clear visibility and smooth operation in both stationary and mobile installations. Ethernet connectivity enables remote streaming and control, while GPS support allows seamless automatic system selection when traveling. Free Sentinel software keeps the database and firmware current, ensuring long-term usability without added cost.

Built for flexibility, the SDS200 supports a wide range of digital trunking formats and includes features such as Close Call RF capture, weather alerts, and expandable connectivity options. Supplied with mounting hardware, power adapters, and essential accessories, it is ready for immediate deployment as a base or vehicle-mounted scanner.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: Can the SDS200 be used in both vehicles and home setups?
A: Yes, it is designed for both base station and mobile installations and includes the required power accessories.

Q: Does this scanner support digital trunked systems?
A: Yes, it supports a wide range of modern digital and analog trunking formats.

Q: How does location-based scanning work?
A: The scanner uses ZIP code or GPS-based location data to automatically select nearby systems from its internal database.

Q: Is software included for updates and programming?
A: Yes, free Sentinel software is included to manage updates and memory.

Q: Does the SDS200 require batteries to operate?
A: No, it is powered through AC or DC power sources and does not use internal batteries.