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Limit Search
A limit search lets you search for active frequencies between upper
and lower limits that you set.
-L- appears during a limit search.
When you are in the search mode, MON appears and the flashing num-
ber at the top of the display indicates the currently selected monitor
memory. Once you have stored a frequency into that monitor memory,
press ▼ or ▲. The scanner shifts to the next monitor memory and re-
starts the search mode.
1. Press
PROGRAM
then
LIMIT
. Lo appears.
2. Enter the lower limit of the frequency range you want to search.
3. Press
E
then
LIMIT
. Hi appears.
Note:
If the frequency you entered is not a valid frequency, Error
appears. Enter a different frequency then repeat Step 3.
4. Enter the upper limit of the frequency range.
5. Press
E
then press
LIMIT.
Lo and the lower limit frequency appear.
6. Press
▼
to search from the upper to the lower limit, or
▲
to search
from the lower to the upper limit. The current monitor memory
number flashes.
7. When the scanner stops on a transmission you want to save, press
MON
(
CLR
)
to store the frequency in the current monitor memory.
The monitor memory number stops flashing.
8. Press either
▼
or
▲
to continue the search. If you saved a fre-
quency in a monitor memory, the monitor memory number
advances by one and starts flashing again. (If the last monitor
memory was 10, the scanner returns to monitor memory 1.)
9. To hold the frequency, press
LIMIT
. -H- appears.
To resume the limit search, press
LIMIT
again.
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