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2. Using the number keys, enter
the frequency (including the dec-
imal point) you want to start the
search from, or the channel
number containing the starting
frequency, then press
MAN
or
PGM
to select the channel.
3. Press
D
to search up or
—
to
search down starting from the
specified frequency or channel.
-d-
,
SEARCH
, and s or t
appear, and the next available
monitor memory flashes on the
display.
Note:
If you enter an invalid fre-
quency,
Error
appears on the
display. To correct this, repeat
Steps 2 and 3.
4. When the scanner finds an
active frequency you want to
monitor, you can do one of the
following:
• To store the frequency into the
current monitor memory,
press
MON
.
• To continue the search, press
D
or
—
.
• To hold the frequency, press
LIMIT
.
-h-
appears on the
display.
•Press
LIMIT
again to exit the
hold mode and resume the
direct search.
Notes:
• If you press
D
or
—
during
the hold mode, the frequency
changes in the current step
increment toward the upper or
lower limits.
• If you tune to a search skip
frequency, the display shows
LOCKOUT
(see “Search Skip
Memory”).
Search Skip Memory
You can skip specified frequencies
during a limit or direct search. This
lets you avoid unwanted frequencies
or ones you have already stored in a
channel. You can program up to 50
skip frequencies into the scanner’s
memory.
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