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• If you tune to a search skip fre-
quency,
L/O
appears. See “Lock-
ing Out Channels and Fre-
quencies” on Page 23.
• To skip data signals (such as
modem signals), press
DATA
. See
“Skipping Data Signals” on
Page 25.
SCANNING THE STORED
CHANNELS
To begin scanning channels, press
SCAN
. The scanner scans through all
non-locked channels in all banks that
are turned on, then stops on the first
transmission it finds. When the trans-
mission ends, the scanner resumes
scanning.
Notes:
• Channels with no frequencies are
automatically locked out during
scanning.
• To scan in the trunking mode, see
“Scanning a Trunked Bank” on
Page 33.
MANUALLY SELECTING
A CHANNEL
You can continuously monitor a single
channel without scanning. This is use-
ful if you hear an emergency broad-
cast on a channel and do not want to
miss any details — even though there
might be periods of silence — or if you
want to monitor a specific channel.
Follow these steps to manually select
a channel.
1. Press
MANUAL
.
2. Enter the channel number.
3. Press
MANUAL
again.
Or, if your scanner is scanning and
stops at the desired channel, press
MANUAL
one time. (Pressing
MANUAL
additional times causes your scanner
to step through the channels.)
To resume scanning, press
SCAN
.
DELETING A
FREQUENCY FROM A
CHANNEL
1. Press
MANUAL
.
2. Use the number keys to enter the
channel number containing the
frequency you want to delete.
Then press
MANUAL
again.
3. Press
0
then
E
. The frequency is
deleted.
PRIORITY
The priority feature lets you scan
through channels and still not miss im-
portant or interesting calls on specific
channels. You can program one
stored channel in each bank as a pri-
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