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due to their high transmitter output power. You can press
L/OUT when the Signal Stalker II stops on these undesired
transmissions to prevent the Signal Stalker II from stopping
on them in future sweeps, however, the Signal Stalker II will
still see their RF signal energy when sweeping through the 1
MHz segment. This will cause the Signal Stalker II to execute
another fi ne step search of the 1 MHz segment. Of course, if
you have locked out the undesired transmissions, the Signal
Stalker II will not stop on them again, however, the overall
sweep performance of the Signal Stalker II will be impacted.
Signal Stalker II features a special lockout mode that causes
the scanner to skip a 1 MHz segment if fi ve or more lockouts
exist in that 1 MHz segment. To activate this mode, press
FUNC
e while in the Signal Stalker II mode. If a 1 MHz segment
contains 5 or more lockouts it will be skipped entirely while
Signal Stalker II is sweeping. Use FUNC L/O to review or clear
locked Signal Stalker II frequencies.
To clear a locked-out frequency, select that frequency, then
press CL.
scanning the channels
To begin scanning channels or to start scanning again after
monitoring a specifi c channel, press SCAN.
You must store frequencies into channels before the
scanner can scan them. The scanner does not scan
through empty channels.
To change the scanning direction, press
e or d.
The scanner scans through all channels (except those you
have locked out) in the active banks (see “Turning Channel-
Storage Banks Off and On”and “Locking Out Channels or
Frequencies”).
turning channel-storage banks off and on
To turn off banks while scanning, press the bank’s number
Notes
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