22
23
•
Press
Func
to toggle the input mode
between ABC, abc, and 123.
•
Press
•CLR
once to erase one character.
Press and hold to erase all characters.
•
Press
E
PGM
to save the tag and exit editing
tag.
For example, to enter the word “Scanner”
1.
Press
7
PQRS
four times to enter “S.”
2.
Press
Func
to switch the capital letter to small.
3.
Press
2
ABC
three times to enter “c.”
4.
Turn the knob to move the cursor.
5.
Press
2
ABC
one time to enter “a.”
6.
Press
6
MNO
two times to enter “n.”
7.
Turn the knob to move the cursor.
8.
Press
6
MNO
two times to enter “n.”
9.
Press
3
DEF
two times to enter “e.”
10 Press
7
PQRS
three times to enter “r.”
11. Press
E
PGM
to end the user’s text entry.
Copying a Frequency
To copy a frequency to a channel:
1.
Manually select the channel which contains
the frequency you want to copy.
2.
Press
E
PGM
.
3.
Press
E
PGM
during program mode. Scanner
displays the Edit Channel Menu.
4.
Rotate the knob to select
4: Copy Channel
, then
press
E
PGM
.
5.
Rotate the knob to select the bank where you
want to copy the frequency, then press
E
PGM
.
6.
Rotate the knob to select the channel you
want to copy the frequency, then press
E
PGM
.
The frequency has been copied.
To cancel the copy, press
Menu
.
Searching
If you do not have a reference to frequencies in
your area, find a transmission using a Fine Tune,
Chain, or Service Bank Search.
While searching, press
Func
+
2
ABC
/DLY
to turn
the delay on or off).
Fine Tune
To search up or down from the currently displayed
frequency using fine tune.
1.
Press
SRCH
in scan mode or press
Func
+
SRCH
in search mode.
2.
Rotate the knob to select
0: Fine Tune
, then
press
E
PGM
.
SRCH
appears during searching.
Fine tune is also available from an entered
frequency.
1.
Press
SCAN/MAN
to enter manual mode.
2.
Use the number keys and
•CLR
to enter a
frequency.
3.
Press
SRCH
.
Fine Tune
appears.
4.
Press
SRCH
again to start fine tune.
Note:
If you enter an invalid frequency, the
scanner displays
Invalid Freq.
Press
•CLR
to
clear.
Service Bank Search
You can search for Car Band, Marine, CB Band,
FRS/GMRS/MURS, Fire/Police, Aircraft, and Ham
Band transmissions without knowing the specific
frequencies used in your area. The scanner is
preprogrammed with all the frequencies allocated
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