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home Scan List, so you disable that Scan List and enable the Scan List that
contains the channels and talkgroups that are in use in your family's town.
By trunking system
It is possible to assign any combination of object types to any Scan List.
However, you may wish to assign TGRP objects associated with specific
trunked radio systems to specific Scan Lists, so you can easily enable or
disable monitoring of each system by enabling or disabling the associated
Scan List.
By object type
It may be desirable to segregate object types by assigning them to specific
Scan Lists. For example, you can assign a group of LMIT or SRVC searches
to a single Scan List, and easily activate or deactivate searching on those
objects by enabling or disabling the associated Scan List. You may wish to
place your wildcard TGRP group call or private call objects in a separate
Scan List.
By application
You can group objects by their application. For example, you may wish to
place all law enforcement related objects for your area in one Scan List, all
fire and rescue objects in another, and all business related objects in yet
another Scan List. Racing fans may wish to group objects for different cars,
drivers, teams and tracks into separate Scan Lists.
By Favorites
The Favorites (FAV) Scan List is a powerful tool that can be used to quickly
narrow (or expand) your scanning profile.
In addition to the normal Scan List map, each Scannable Object menu
includes a FAV (yes/no) item. When FAV is set to
YES
, the object is a
member of the Favorites Scan List in addition to the other Scan Lists that it
is mapped to in the normal Scan List map.
When you press the FAV key, the radio suspends scanning of all objects in
the radio except for those that are set to FAV=YES in their object menus.
You can also add any object to the FAV Scan List by pressing the FUNC
key, then FAV while the object is active during SCAN mode, or while parked
on the object in Manual and Program mode.
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