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6. To enter additional trunking
frequencies as subsequent
channels in the same bank,
press
PGM or toaccess the
next open channel then enter
the frequencies. (See “Storing
Known Frequencies into
Channels” on Page 26).
7. Press
SCAN to start scanning.
Ô
Ifyoumakeanerrorintheentry
process, press
CL as often as
needed to erase the incorrect
data.
PROGRAMMING
M
OTOROLA TRUNKING
S
YSTEMS (UHF-LO)
You can program the scanner to
receive transmissions in the UHF-
Lo band (406-512 MHz) of the
Motorola trunking system. You can
receive these transmissions by
checking the trunking system's
control channel. You must
program the system's base
frequency and offset frequency to
do this.
Ô
If you try to program an offset
frequency in the UHF-Hi bands
(806-960 MHz), the scanner
ignores the entry.
Follow these steps to program
Motorola trunking frequencies in
the UHF-Lo band:
P001~.. D.+FM
0.00000
Bank 0 Ch 01
Next
channel
Ô NOTE Ô
Programming
Trunking
Frequencies
• If you enter a
frequency thathas
already been
entered, the
scanner sounds
an error tone and
displays
Dupl. f
and the channel
number that has
been duplicated. If
the dual entry is
an error press CL
and enter the
correct frequency.
If the dual entry is
intentional press
ENTER to accept.
• You may replace
any frequency by
selecting the bank
and channel,
pressing PGMand
entering the new
frequency.
Programming
Motorola Trunking
Systems (UHF-Lo)
Base and offset
frequencies vary for
each type of trunking
system. You can get
information about
these frequencies for
the trunking system
you want to scan
using
www.trunkscanner.
com, other Internet
sources, or locally-
published
guidebooks.