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transmitted CTCSS or DCS code
and the code that is stored with
the channel memory. If the
transmitted and stored codes
match, the scanner stops on the
transmission and allows the audio
to pass to the speaker. If the
codes do not match, the scanner
resumes scan operation. If the
special “search” code is in use, the
scanner will instantly display any
detected CTCSS code if
programmed for CTCSS mode, or
DCS code if programmed for DCS
code. You can store the detected
code into the channel memory by
pressing
ENTER while the code is
displayed.
For more information about your
scanner’s receive modes,
including CTCSS and DCS, see
“Understanding Your Scanner’s
Channel Receive Modes” on
Page 19. For information on
programming memory channels
for CTCSS or DCS operation, see
“Programming channels for
CTCSS and DCS operation” on
Page 42.
Deleting Frequencies from
Channels
In certain circumstances you may
wish to completely clear the
contents of a channel. One
example would be to create empty
channels in a selected channel
storage bank so the frequency
copy function has empty channels
available for copied frequencies.
(See “Copying a Frequency into a
Vacant Channel in a Specified
Bank” on Page 63.)
1. Press
PGM.