Operation
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ENT, the channel and
frequency flash twice, and the
scanner stores the displayed
frequency. The scanner then
continues to search for
frequencies.
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5. To store the displayed
frequency in a monitor
memory, press MON/CL.The
monitor memory number,
, and the frequency flash
twice.
6. To search for another active
frequency in the selected
band, hold down ▲ or ▼ for
about 1 second. To select a
different band and search for
another active frequency,
repeat Steps 2
–5.
Using Direct Search
During a direct search, the
scanner searches up or down,
starting from a frequency you
specify. Follow these steps to use
direct search.
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1. Press MAN then enter the
frequency (including the
decimal point) you want to
use as a starting point for the
search.
2. Hold down ▲ or ▼ for about 1
second to search up or down.
–d–, SRCH,and▲ or ▼
appear.
Ô NOTE Ô
• If there is no
empty channel,
Ch-FULL appears
after you press
PGM.Tostore
more frequencies,
clear some
channels. See
“Clearing a Stored
Channel” on
Page 32. To
continue
searching after
Ch-FULL appears,
hold down ▲ or ▼.
To remain on the
frequency after
Ch-FULL appears,
press
MON/CL.
Ch-FULL
disappears.
• If you enter a
frequency that is
stored in another
channel, the
scanner beeps
three times, the
lowest channel
number where the
frequency is
already stored
appears,
-dUPL-,
then the frequency
flash. To store the
frequency anyway,
press ENT.Press
MON/CL to clear
it.
Using Direct Search
• You can use the
scanner’s delay
feature while using
direct search.
