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The UBC 220XL T can search bands you specify to find desired
frequencies if you do not have a Frequency Directory handy,
or if new stations have been added since the Directory was
published.
1. Press~ to stop scanning.
2.
Use the numeric keypad to enter the lowest frequency
of the range you want to search.
Press (LlMri).
3.
4.
Enter the highest frequency of the range you want to
search.
Press ~IMri).
Press ISRCHI.
5.
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7.
During a Search, press @ to activate TURBO
SEARCH.This increases the Search Speed to 300
steps per second in those bands that have 5 KHz steps.
(See the table on page 3 for the Band Chart.) When
you activate TURBOSEARCH,the SRCH indicator
flashes. Press @again to deactivate
TURBO
SEARCH.
Press (HOLD)at any time to stop the search on a
frequency. Press ISRCHIagain to resume searching.
When Search is stopped, you can press A or ~ to
move up or down 1 frequency step. (See the table on
page 3 for the step size for each Band.)
8.
Using DATA Skip.
A scanner will normally stop on any transmission it receives. This
means the UBC 22OXLT will stop on Data signals and unmodulated
transmissions. You can skip these frequencies during Search.
Press (DAT~to activate the DATA Skip feature. The DIc1"J(
indicator appears on the display. The scanner may pause
momentarily at an unwanted signal, but will resume searching
in 2 or 3 seconds. To deactivate DATA Skip, press (DAT~.
The DIc1"A indicator disappears from the display.
Note: DATA Skip does not function on the AIR Band.
The DIc1"J( indicator will not appear on the display
even if this feature is activated.
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