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Squawker PC Manual
- 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
- The Squawker Connect Window - Layout Overview
- Live Scan - Matching a Received Frequency
- Radio Controls - Uniden Models Only
- Log History - All Entries, Unique Frequencies & Managing Your Log
- Adding Notes to a Frequency
- Auto Submit & Manual Submit
- Exporting Your Connect Log
- Recording Audio of Logged Transmissions
- Recording Folders - Standard vs Extended, and How Groups Are Named
- Playing Back, Finding & Deleting Recordings
- 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
Interactive Map
WTRBrowser
Active Mil
UKAFG Printed Guide
Scanner Manuals
- Overview & What's in the Box
- Controls, Display & Turning It On
- Basic Settings
- Understanding Scanning, Searching & Banks
- Programming Channels Manually
- Scanning & Priority Modes
- Service, Custom & Quick Search
- Close Call RF Capture
- Reference & Connecting to a Computer
- Common Questions & Troubleshooting
Auto-Launching Profiles at Startup
Summary: Marking a profile to open automatically when Squawker PC starts, and how your frequency list stays current while it runs.
Turning Auto Launch On
In Connect Settings, each profile has an Auto launch toggle next to Launch. Click it once to switch a profile on – it saves immediately, with no need to save the settings window afterwards. Click again to turn it off.
What Happens at Startup
Any profile marked Auto launch opens by itself as soon as you log in, one after another, and starts scanning straight away using whatever frequency data is already on your PC – it doesn’t wait for Squawker PC’s usual startup check for newer data first, so you’re not left waiting on a download before your scanner starts.
That check still happens in the background, though. Once it finishes, and after a few minutes’ grace, Squawker PC compares your open Connect window’s frequency list against what’s now on disk. If nothing’s changed, nothing happens. If something has, your list is quietly rebuilt with the up-to-date data, without interrupting anything you’re already logging.
Staying Current While You’re Running
This isn’t just a startup thing – Squawker PC also re-checks for newer frequency data every six hours while it’s running, whether or not the profile was auto-launched. So a PC left scanning for days at a time won’t be stuck using whatever data was current when it was first opened.
