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VFO Scan
Tips
• When a signal is received during scanning, the
decimal point blinks.
• Rotate the DIAL clockwise to start scanning toward
higher frequencies.
• Rotate the DIAL counterclockwise to start scanning
toward lower frequencies.
• When a signal is received during scanning, a beep
sound is emitted. Then, scanning stops for 5 seconds
to monitor the frequency. When scanning stops, the
decimal point blinks and the LCD remains illuminated.
After receiving the signal for 5 seconds, scanning
resumes.
• To select the range for scanning, enter Set mode
by pressing and holding the
key for over one
second, then select
[SCAN]
followed by
[5 SCAN
WIDTH]
.
When a signal is received
during scanning,
the decimal point blinks.
Canceling Scanning
To exit scanning, touch
[STOP]
or press .
Tips
• To set the transceiver action when scanning stops, see “Setting the Receive Operation When
Scanning Stops” on page 74.
• Press and hold the
key for over one second to enter Set mode, then configure the following
operating preferences settings.
[CONFIG]
[3 BEEP]
[SELECT]
: Sets whether or not the beep sound is emitted when scanning
stops.
[CONFIG]
[3 BEEP]
[EDGE]
: Sets whether or not the beep sound is emitted when the frequency
band edge or memory channel 01 is reached during scanning.
[SCAN]
[2 SCAN LAMP]
Sets whether or not the LCD is illuminated when scanning stops.
Skipping Frequencies You Do Not Want to Scan (Skip Search Memory)
During VFO scan, scanning may stop at a frequency that you do not want to receive.
The unwanted frequency can be skipped by registering it to the “skip search memory
channels” in advance. Up to 99 frequencies can be saved onto the skip search memory
channels (memory channels 901 to 999).
