To unlock a temporary lockout object:
1. In Manual Mode or Program Mode, press
S, T, W or X to select an object.
2. Press L/OUT.
HINT: You can also toggle lockout anytime you
are viewing an object menu in Program Mode by
pressing L/OUT.
Permanent Lockout
Permanent lockout locks out an object until you
explicitly unlock it. No traffic will be received on
the locked out object while permanent lockout is
active.
1. When the scanner stops on an object, press
FUNC, then L/OUT.
or
1. In Manual Mode or Program Mode, press
S, T, W or X to select an object.
2. Press FUNC, then L/OUT.
To unlock a permanent lockout:
1. In Manual Mode or Program Mode, press
S, T, W or X to select an object.
2. Press FUNC, then L/OUT.
Change L/OUT Key Function
By default, the L/OUT key activates temporary
lockout when pressed. To change the L/OUT key
to activate a permanent lockout when pressed:
1. Press PGM to enter Program Mode.
2. Press
GLOB softkey.
3. Press S or T to scroll to TLO=FUNC L/O:.
4. Press X and select
YES to change the L/OUT
button to be a permanent lockout instead of
a temporary lockout.
Search Lockout
Search lockout works with certain search objects,
including LMIT searches, some SRVC searches,
and STLK objects. Frequency lockout is used to
lock out undesired frequencies that are found
during searches.
To apply search lockout during a search:
When scanner stops on the undesired frequency,
press the
FrL/O softkey.
To edit or clear the search lockout list:
1. Press
PGM.
2. Press
GLOB softkey.
3. Scroll down to SRCH L/Outs: and press SEL.
4. Scroll to the frequencies you wish to remove
from the lockout list and press Del softkey to
remove them from the list.
5. Scroll to an empty spot and enter any
frequency you wish to manually add to the
list.
6. To clear the entire list, press FUNC, then the
Del softkey.
Talkgroup Lockout
Talkgroup lockout is similar to search lockout, as it
allows you to lockout undesired talkgroups while
searching for new talkgroup activity with wildcard
TGRP objects.
When you lock out an undesired talkgroup that
is found by a Wildcard TGRP object, the radio
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