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becomes the name of the channel. For example, if the position is 32°57’33.60 N
latitude and 97°05’34.18 W longitude, the name saved is 3257.33-09705.34.
Auto Search and Store
Your scanner’s Auto Store feature lets you search for new frequencies in custom
search ranges or within a service search range on a conventional system, or new
talk group ID’s on a trunked system.
Selecting a System
To store frequencies or talk group ID’s you find during Auto Store, you must first
select a system where the frequencies or talk group ID’s will be stored.
[MENU]
Search for ...
Search and Store
Select the system where you want to store the frequencies or talk group IDs
If no systems are programmed, No System Stored appears. If you have already
stored too many systems, Over Limit appears.
Conventional Search and Store
You can store frequencies into the system you selected in “Selecting a System”
above. Otherwise, the scanner stores frequencies in a new group it creates.
Follow the steps in the preceding section but be sure to select a Conventional
System. A search option appears that lets you choose from a Custom Search to
the other service search ranges previously mentioned (Public Safety, News…etc).
Turn the Scroll Control until the search range you want appears, then press to
select it. One of the search ranges appears.
If frequencies in your selected search range are all locked out, All Locked!
appears and the scanner does not store any frequencies.
When you select a search range, the scanner looks for active frequencies within
that range. The top line of the display alternates between the system name and the
search range name while SEARCH AND STORE appears beneath it. The second
line changes to Memory Check when the scanner detects a transmission while it
is checking to see if the frequency has already been stored.
When the scanner finds an active transmission, it checks to see if the frequency
has already been stored in the system. If the frequency has already been stored,
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