User's Manual

To skip over a frequency, press L/O when stopping on the frequency you want to
skip or
when in Search Hold mode.
Note: You can program up to 100 skip frequencies.
The 101st skip frequency entered causes the first skipped frequency to unlock.
To restore a Locked out/Skipped channel.
1. Select the desired frequency by using the ▲ or ▼ key in Search Hold mode.
2. Press L/O, and then press HOLD/RESUME.
To restore all skipped frequencies, press and hold L/O for 2 seconds in Search Hold
mode.
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Storing Search Frequencies
You can quickly store any frequency you find during Search.
1. During Search, press HOLD/RESUME. If you want to change
the frequency, use the ▲ or ▼ key to move up or down 1
frequency step. Then press E. Or when the scanner stops on
the frequency you want to store, press E.
2. Select a bank you want to store by using the keypad. The
smallest empty channel number and the frequency alternately
appear on the display. If necessary, you can also change the
channel by using the keypad, the ▲ or ▼ key.
3. Press E.
Note: • If the frequency you want to store exists already in a bank, you will hear an
error
tone and other channel appears on the display. (See “Duplicate Frequency Alert”
on page 22.)
• After storing the frequency, it moves to the Search Hold mode.
• If there is no free channel, the frequency you want to store will automatically be
stored in the first channel in the selected bank.
4. Press SRCH to resume searching.
Delay
To help prevent missing a reply on a specific channel or frequency, you can
program a two second
delay into any channel, frequency, service band or band search. When scan or
search stops on a channel or frequency, there is a two-second pause before the
scanning
cycle resumes.
To activate the Delay feature (in either Scan mode or Search mode):
1. For Highway Scan mode or Private Scan mode, when in Hold mode, select the
desired
frequency or channel and then press DELAY. Or when the scanner stops on an
active
frequency or channel, quickly press DELAY before it continues scanning again.