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3. When the scanner finds an
active frequency, it stops
searching and displays the
frequency’s number. To store
the displayed frequency in the
lowest available channel,
press PGM then ENT.The
channel and frequency flash
twice, and the scanner stores
the displayed frequency. The
scanner continues to search
for frequencies.
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Or, to store the displayed
frequency in a channel you
select, press PGM,usethe
number keys to enter the
channel number you want to
use to store the frequency,
then press PGM again. The
channel number flashes.
If a channel number you
entered is already
programmed with a
frequency, the channel
number and the programmed
frequency appear for about 2
seconds. Then the channel
number flashes and the new
frequency appears.
Press ENT to program the
new frequency, or press CL/
MON to cancel. If you press
ENT, the channel and
frequency flash twice and the
scanner stores the displayed
frequency. The scanner then
continues to search for
frequencies.
4. To store the displayed
frequency in a monitor
memory, press MON/CL.
, the monitor memory
Ô NOTE Ô
•Tostartfroma
frequency already
stored in one of your
scanner’s channels,
press MAN, enter
the desired channel
number, then press
MAN again.
• To reverse the
search direction at
any time, hold down
▲ or ▼ for about 1
second.
• Tosearchupor
down the selected
bandinsmall
increments (5 or
12.5 kHz steps),
repeatedly press ▲
or ▼.
• To pause the
search, press ▲ or
▼. To resume, hold
down ▲ or ▼.
• To quickly move up
or down through
frequencies, hold
down ▲ or ▼.The
scanner scans all
frequencies until ▲
or ▼ is released.
• If there is no empty
channel, Ch-FULL
appears after you
press PGM.To
store more
frequencies, clear
somechannels.See
“Clearing a Stored
Channel” on
Page 32. To
continue searching
after Ch-FULL
appears, hold down
▲ or ▼.Toremain
on the frequency
after Ch-FULL
appears, press
MON/CL. Ch-FULL
disappears.
