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| Locked | When checked, the selected object will not be scanned and |
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| Out | the Locked Out status is not changed when the Main Menu’s |
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| “Restore Skipped” utility is used. Locked Out objects are |
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| indicated by an “L ” in the Channel Status Indicator, for |
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| example, “p L D ” indicates that the object is locked out. |
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| Skipped | When checked, the selected object is skipped and will |
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| Menu’s “Restore Skipped” utility is used. See also “Skipping |
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| Priority | When checked, priority is enabled for the selected object. |
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| Indicator: Lower case “p ” indicates that priority is not |
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| enabled for the object, and upper case “P ” indicates that |
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| priority is enabled for the object. |
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| n Note: Priority Mode must be enabled in the Settings Menu |
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| Delay | When checked, delay is enabled for the selected object. |
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| a transmission to receive reply traffic before resuming |
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| Attenuate | When checked, attenuation is enabled for the selected | |
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| object. Attenuation helps reduce interference from strong |
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| local transmitters. Attenuate is not available in the Object |
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| Menu for trunked talkgroups. |
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| Alarm | Defines an audible alarm that is heard whenever there is |
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| activity on the object. Press or to select the desired |
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| alarm sound. |
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| Light | Defines backlight behavior for the selected object. Press |
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| or to select the desired light behavior. The options are: |
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| • Leave – use default backlight settings |
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| • On – turn the backlight on |
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| • Flash – flash according to the Flash Pattern setting |
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Flash | Defines a |
Pattern | set to Flash. To set the Flash Pattern, follow the |
| instructions and press , , , to set the pattern value. |
| See “Flash Patterns” on page 50 for pattern codes and additional |
| information. |
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On Time | Control the |
| the Flash Pattern. To set the On Time, follow the |
| instructions and press , , , to set the On Time in 10 |
| millisecond increments. |
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Off Time | Control the |
| the Flash Pattern. To set the Off Time, follow the |
| instructions and press , , , to set the Off Time in 10 |
| millisecond increments. |
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Delete | Removes the object from iSCAN’s working memory configu- |
Object | ration. This does not alter the Library data, so if necessary, |
| the object can be imported to iSCAN’s Playlists again. To |
| delete the current object, Press and follow the |
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Changing iSCAN’s Settings
Use the Settings Menu to customize iSCAN’s factory default settings. To access the Settings Menu, press MENU until the Main Menu appears, scroll to Settings, and press .
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Main Menu | Jumps to the Main Menu. |
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Back | Jumps back (typically to the Main Menu). |
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Save Changes | Saves the changes made to the Settings options. |
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Default Vals | Restores all items in the Settings Menu to their |
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Simple Display | Disable this option to display more information |
| about objects. By default, iSCAN operates with |
| a simplified display that only shows object and |
| playlist names. |
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