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Radio Shack REALISTIC PRO-2042 - Scanner Operation and Search Modes; Basic Operation and Tuning

Radio Shack REALISTIC PRO-2042
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OPERATION
TURNING
ON
THE
SCANNER/SETTING
VOLUME
AND
SQUELCH
1.
Turn
SQUELCH
fully
counterclock¬
wise.
2.
Turn
VOLUME
clockwise
until
you
hear
a
hissing
sound.
The
scanner
turns
on
and
SCAN,
a
channel
number,
and
a
frequency
appear
on
the
display.
Then
the
scanner
scans
any
frequencies
already
stored
in
any
active
banks.
Note:
If
you
have
not
stored
any
frequencies
or
activated
any
banks
yet,
the
scanner
does
not
scan.
3.
Turn
SQUELCH
clockwise,
then
leave
it
set
to
a
point
just
after
the
hissing
sound
stops.
Note:
If
the
scanner
picks
up
unwan¬
ted,
partial,
or
very
weak
transmis¬
sions,
turn
SQUELCH
clockwise
to
de¬
crease
the
scanner’s
sensitivity
to
these
signals.
If
you
want
to
listen
to
a
weak
or
distant
station,
turn
SQUELCH
counterclockwise.
USING
THE
ROTARY
TUNER
When
you
set
the
scanner
to
scan
or
search,
it
uses
hyperscan
to
automati¬
cally
scan
up
to
50
channels
or
search
up
to
50
steps
per
second.
The
scanner’s
rotary
tuner
lets
you
quickly
select
channels
and
frequen¬
cies
manually.
As
you
turn
TUNING
one
click,
the
channel
or
frequency
chan¬
ges
one
step
at
a
time.
Note:
If
you
quickly
turn
TUNING,
the
rate
at
which
the
scanner
tunes
through
the
channels
or
frequencies
becomes
faster.
Tuning
Channel
Numbers
To
tune
channel
numbers,
press
MA¬
NUAL,
then
turn
TUNING
clockwise
(to
tune
to
higher
channel
numbers)
or
counterclockwise
(to
tune
to
lower
channel
numbers).
Notes:
If
you
have
not
stored
any
fre¬
quencies
into
channels
yet,
the
scanner
displays
the
empty
chan¬
nels.
You
cannot
use
the
rotary
tuner
to
tune
to
a
channel
while
the
scan¬
ner
is
scanning
the
priority
chan¬
nel.
Tuning
Frequencies
Notes:
You
can
use
the
rotary
tuner
to
tune
frequencies
during
a
search
(see
“Searching
For
and
Storing
Active
Frequencies”
on
Page
19).
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