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audio (voice) signals (see “Skipping Data Signals”
on Page 35).
Limit Search
A limit search lets you search within a specific range
of frequencies.
-L-
appears during a limit search.
1. Press
PROG
, then
LIMIT (SRC)
.
Lo
and
29.000
MHz
(or the previous low limit frequency) appear.
29.000 MHz is the low end of the scanner’s range.
2. Enter the frequency that is the lower limit of the
range you want to search (including the decimal
point), then press
E
.
3. Press
LIMIT
.
Hi
and
1300.000
MHz
(or the previ-
ous high limit frequency) appear. 1300.000 MHz is
the upper limit of the scanner’s range.
4. Enter the frequency that is the upper limit of the
range you want to search (including the decimal
point), then press
E (SVC)
again.
5. Press
9
99
9
to search from the upper to the lower limit,
or
8#
8#8#
8#
to search from the lower to the upper limit.
6. When the scanner stops on a transmission, quickly
press either:
HOLD (A/B)
to stop searching to listen to the trans-
mission.
HOLD
appears.
MON/CLR (•)
to store the displayed frequency into
the current monitor memory.
7. To release the hold and continue searching, press
HOLD (A/B)
or hold down
9
99
9
or
8
88
8
for at least 1 sec-
ond. Or, if you did not press
MON/CLR (•)
, simply
press
8
88
8
or
9
99
9
to continue searching.
Direct Search
You can search up or down from the currently displayed
frequency using direct search.
-d-
appears during
searching until the scanner stops.
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