Radio Shack HTX-202 - Setting the Scan Delay Duration; Setting the Scan Limits; Setting the Vacant Scan Direction

ti Resumes scanning in 10 seconds
cr
Resumes
scanning
after
the
carrier
drops
and
the
scan
delay
expires
(See
‘'Setting
the
Scan
Delay.’’)
SE Does not resume scanning
To change the scan resume condition, follow the steps in ‘Understanding the Con-
figuration Menu”’ to display Se. Then, rotate TUNE to select the scan resume con-
dition.
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Note: The scan resume option does not affect priority scan. Priority scan al-
ways resumes scanning after the carrier drops.
Setting the Scan Delay Duration
When you set the scan resume condition to cr (carrier), the transceiver resumes
scanning after the carrier drops. The scan delay option lets you set the transceiver
to pause before resuming, so you can hear any reply. The factory default for this
option is 2 seconds.
To change the scan delay duration, follow the steps in ‘Understanding the Con-
figuration Menu”’ to display Sd. Then, rotate TUNE to select the scan delay dura-
tion. You can set the delay to 0.5, 1, 2, or 4 seconds.
Note: The scan delay option also affects priority scan.
Setting the Scan Limits
When you press F + WSC or F + ASC the transceiver scans only those frequencies
within a range you set with the scan limit options. To set the scan limits, follow
the steps in “Understanding the Configuration Menu”’ to display $1. Use either
TUNE or the key pad to enter one of the frequency limits. Then, press WSC to dis-
play 82 and enter the other frequency limit. You can enter the higher frequency
as either limit.
Setting the Vacant Scan Direction
The transceiver’s factory default for vacant scan is to scan down until it finds an
unused frequency. To change the vacant scan direction, follow the steps in ‘‘Un-
derstanding the Configuration Menu’’ to display ud. Then, rotate TUNE to select
either UP or DN.