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6. ChANNEL SCAN
The Channel Scan function checks signal strength for all the channels that belong to specified banks and
shows the results.
It also receives the channels of the specified banks in order, and measures the reception of each channel.
It checks for other signals in the vicinity (neighborhood facilities, etc) before making a channel plan.
It can be used for specified banks, or for checking the channel usage situation by specifying banks.
For purposes other than those mentioned above, use the Channel Scan function on the receivers.
Tips
• When the receivers’ Channel Scan function is used, it checks for the combination of banks that can be
synchronously used and have the largest number of available channels among all the channels, and displays
the channels that can be used within that bank.
• See the receiver’s instruction manual for the detailed functions.
6.1. Channel Scan Screen
1. No.
Displays the receiver’s number.
2. Scan result display
Shows the channels in the horizontal axis and
the reception level on the vertical axis as a
graph.
3. Marker
Clicking or dragging the graph on the screen
will show the channel and reception level on the
Marker display (4).
4. Marker display
Displays the channel and reception level of the
marker. Clicking the right or left “Channel” button
will change the marker location.
Marker (3) will move along with the channels.
5. Start Scan button
Starts scanning the bank specified in the Bank
setting (7).
Scanning will continue until the Stop Scan button
is clicked.
6. Stop Scan button
Stops scanning.
7. Bank setting
Selects a bank to be scanned.
8. peak hold function ON/OFF
Sets the display when the same channel is
repeatedly scanned.
Clicking the check box will turn the Peak Hold
function ON, and unclicking it will turn the
function OFF.
ON: Displays the higher reception level results
by comparing the newest results with the
past results.
OFF: Overwrites the graph with the newest
results.
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