Uniden BC346XT, User Manual

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Scanning Order
First, systems belonging to Quick Key 1 are scanned. Then systems that belong to Quick Key
2,…,9,0,11,…19,10,21,……,99,90 are scanned in order. Systems with no Quick Key are scanned last.
When the scanning of all systems ends, the scanner starts Service Search for any unlocked/enabled
searches. The scanner searches Public Safety, News, . . . , Military Air and Special in turn.
When Service Search ends, it starts Custom Search. The scanner searches Custom Search from range 1 to
10 in turn.
After Custom Search ends, the scanner scans a system that is named “Close Call Hits*”
*This is a system where the scanner automatically stores the frequencies found by Close Call.
(See CC Hit with Scan for details. )
If “Close Call Hits” system has no frequencies, the scanner does not scan this system. After the scanner
finishes scanning “Close Call Hits” system, the scanner scans from top system again.
You can change the scanning direction by turning [Scroll Control].
The scanning order of the systems / sites belonging to the same Quick Key is the order registered to that
Quick Key. The scanning order of the systems / sites belonging to no Quick Key is the order set to none.
When a system / site is created, the scanner automatically sets the Quick Key to none. So, if you do not
change the Quick Key setting, the scanning order will be the order of system / site creation.
The scanning order of groups in a conventional system also depends in the order set to any Group Quick
Key or none. Groups with no Group Quick Key set are scanned in the order of group creation.
The scanning order of Channels in a conventional system’s channel group depends in the order of Channel
creation.
However, locked out or disabled items* are not scanned.
*Locked out or disabled items means locked out System / Sites, locked out Channel Groups, locked out
Channels, disabled System/Site Quick Keys and disabled Group Quick Keys.