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Memory .
Note: If you selected all frequencies to be skipped within the search range, the scanner beeps 3 times when you
try to search.
To change search directions, press the or button.
To monitor to a frequency, quickly press HOLD to stop searching and listen to the transmission. HOLD appears in the
display. To continue searching, press HOLD again, or press and hold the or button.
To step through the frequencies one at a time, quickly press HOLD to stop searching. Press the or to step through
the frequencies. To continue searching, press HOLD again, or press and hold the or button.
To store a frequency into a monitor memory, quickly press MON/CLR to store the frequency into the current monitor
memory or, press MON/CLR when the channel is being held by the HOLD button. See Listening to Monitor Memories .
To exit searching, press MAN. The scanner will remember the last programmed search range so you can come back later and
search the same range again.
Search Skip Memory
You can skip up to 20 frequencies during a limit or direct search and up to 20 frequencies during a service bank search. This lets
you avoid unwanted frequencies or those already stored in a channel. If you try to lock out more than 20 frequencies, each new
frequency replaces a frequency previously stored, beginning with the first stored frequency.
Note: If you try to lock out more then the maximum frequencies, each new frequency replaces a frequency
previously stored, beginning with the first stored frequency.
To skip a frequency, while searching, press S/S(L­OUT) when the scanner stops on the frequency. The scanner stores the
frequency in skip memory and automatically resumes the search.
To clear a single frequency from skip memory so the scanner stops on it again:
1. While searching, press HOLD near the frequency to stop the search.
2. Press or to select the frequency you locked out.
3. Press S/S(L­OUT). L/O disappears from the display.
4. Press HOLD again, or press and hold the or button to continue searching.
To clear all the skip frequencies at once:
1. While searching, press HOLD.
2. Press and hold S/S(L­OUT) until the scanner beeps twice.
3. Press HOLD again, or press and hold the or button to continue searching.
Listening To The Monitor Memories
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Note: To listen to the frequencies stored in the monitor memories, the priority channel feature must be turned off.
The scanner also has 10 temporary memory locations called monitor memory channels (for both bank groups). You can use these
channels to temporarily store frequencies when you search through frequency bands. You can then move these to a bank channel
to scan. You can also use 1 monitor memory channel to temporarily store 1 talk group ID.
1. In manual mode press .(MON/CLR). The monitor memory channel number will blink at the top of the display and the monitor
memory frequency will appear in the display.
2. Press .(MON/CLR) to step through the monitor memory channels or enter the number of the monitor memory channel, 0­9 (0 for
channel 10).
Press MAN to exit monitor mode.
Moving a Frequency From a Monitor Memory To a Channel
1. In manual mode press PROG to put the radio into program mode.
2. Enter the channel number that you want to move the frequency to.
3. Press PROG again to advance to the channel. The channel number and PROG will appear in the display.
4. Press .(MON/CLR) to step through the monitor memory channels to find the frequency you want to move, or enter the number of
the monitor memory channel, 0­9 (0 for channel 10).
5. Press E(SVC). The frequency transfers from the monitor memory into the selected channel.
Note: You can’t clear the monitor memories, you can only re­program over them.
Changing Search Speeds
The scanner has two search speeds when doing a Limit Search. Normal search, 100 steps/second, and Hypersearch, 300
steps/second.
To switch between the Normal and Hypersearch speeds during limit search or direct search, press H/S(PRIORITY). HYPER
appears during Hypersearch.
Note: Hypersearch applies only to the 5 kHz step bands (29­54 MHz,137­174 MHz, and 216­224.9950 MHz) and doesn't
work with the service band search.