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- The Main Window at a Glance
- Connect Panel - Managing Scanner/Radio Profiles
- Range Search - Filtering by Location
- The Aviation Tab - Quick Reference Lookups
- Select Database - Switching Between Datasets
- The Select Panel Toolbar - Filtering & Selecting Rows
- The Export Panel - Programmer & File Exports
- The General Panel - Reference Tools & Live Windows
- Programmer Screen at a Glance
- UBC125XLT/C Programmer - Overview & Getting Connected
- Filling a Bank — The Data Dropdown, Categories & the Overwrite Prompt
- Quick Fill - Auto-Populating Banks Near Your Location
- Editing, Sorting & Deleting Channels
- Reading, Backing Up & Restoring
- Writing to Your Scanner
- SDS100/SDS200/UBCD3600XLT Programmer Screen at a Glance
- SDS100/SDS200/UBCD3600XLT Programmer - Overview & Getting Connected
- Filling a Favorites List - The Data Dropdown, New Favorite & Add To
- Quick Fill - Auto-Populating a Full Set of Favorites Lists Near Your Location
- Editing, Sorting & Deleting - Favorites Lists, Systems, Departments & Channels
- Reading, Backing Up & Restoring
- Writing to Your Scanner - Mass Storage Mode
- BCT15X/UBC3500XLT/UBC800XLT Programmer Screen at a Glance
- BCT15X/UBC3500XLT/UBC800XLT Programmer - Overview & Getting Connected
- Model Differences - BCT15X, UBC3500XLT & UBC800XLT
- Filling Systems & Groups - Quick Fill, the Data Dropdown & Add To
- Editing, Sorting & Deleting Systems, Groups & Channels
- Reading, Backing Up & Restoring
- Writing to Your Scanner
- BCD160DN/BCD260DN Programmer Screen at a Glance
- BCD160DN/BCD260DN Programmer - Overview & Getting Connected
- Filling a Bank - The Data Dropdown & the Overwrite Prompt
- Quick Fill - Auto-Populating Banks Near Your Location
- Editing, Sorting & Deleting Channels
- Reading, Backing Up & Restoring
- Writing to Your Scanner
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UKAFG Printed Guide
Backing Up & Restoring
Summary: The two ways Squawker PC backs up your IC-R15 data, and how to restore one.
Backup Current Data
Click Backup Current Data… at any time to save whatever’s currently in the editor as a named backup (or accept the auto-generated timestamped name) – this backs up what’s in Squawker PC right now, not necessarily whatever’s currently on the SD card. If a backup with that name already exists, you’ll be asked whether to overwrite it.
Auto Backup Before Replacing
Since the IC-R15 doesn’t have a live “write to scanner” step to protect, the Auto backup before replacing checkbox (on by default) instead protects the one genuinely destructive action in this Programmer: Replace Selected File, which overwrites an existing CSV on the SD card. With this switched on, Squawker PC silently saves a backup of the current data immediately before the replace happens – and if that backup itself fails for any reason, the replace is cancelled rather than risking your existing data.
Restoring
Pick a backup from the Available Backups list and click Load Selected Backup – you’ll be asked to confirm, since this replaces everything currently in the editor. Restoring only affects what’s shown in Squawker PC; it doesn’t touch your SD card on its own, so if you want a restored backup back on the card and in your scanner, you’ll still need to export/replace it as covered in Saving to Your SD Card & Loading It Onto Your Scanner.
Delete Selected Backup removes one permanently, after confirming – and Open Backup Folder takes you straight to where they’re stored, if you’d rather manage them in Explorer.
