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the bar under the selected bank number flashes.
2. Using the number keys, enter the search bank number for each limit
search range you want to remove or select. When a bank is selected, a
bar appears under it.
Note:
To select bank 10, press 1 then 0.
3. Hold down Up Arrow for about 1 second to search from the lower to the
upper limit, or Down Arrow to search from the upper to the lower
limit. As the scanner searches, it displays SRCH, and the bar under
the selected search bank number flashes.
Notes:
To reverse the rapid search direction at any time, hold down Up Arrow
or Down Arrow for about 1 second.
To search the selected band upward or downward in small increments
(in steps of 5, 12.5, or 25 kHz, depending on the band), press and
release Up or Down Arrow.
When the scanner finds an active frequency, it stops searching.
To store that frequency in the lowest available channel, simply press
ENTER. The scanner stores the frequency, and Up or Down Arrow, the
channel number and CH, and the frequency flash for about 2 seconds.
Then the scanner continues to search.
Notes:
If there is no empty channel, CH-FULL appears. To store more
frequencies, you must clear some channels.
If you entered a frequency that is already stored in another channel,
the scanner beeps three times and displays the lowest channel number
where the frequency is already stored, and -dUPL- then the frequency
flashes at the channel where you tried to store it. If you want
to store the frequency anyway, press ENTER again.
To store that frequency in a monitor memory, simply press MON. To search
for another active frequency, hold down Up or Down Arrow for about
1 second.
Changing a Preprogrammed Range
You can replace any of the preprogrammed limit search ranges with your own
frequency ranges. This is useful if there is a range of frequencies you
search often that is not within any of the preprogrammed ranges.
Notes:
You cannot set a frequency limit outside the scanner's range of
29.0000 MHz to 960.0000 MHz.