6.When the scanner finds a trans- mission, you can:
•Store the displayed frequency into the current monitor memory
— quickly press MONITOR.
•Lock out the frequency so the scanner does not stop on it again — press S/S. The scan- ner resumes searching.
•Continue the search without storing it or locking it out — press s or t.
•Hold the scanner on the fre- quency — press LIMIT or turn the rotary tuner either way one click.
Notes:
•You can press s or t while the scanner displays
•If you tune to a search skip fre- quency, the scanner displays L/O (see “Search Skip” on Page 21).
•If you program all frequencies within a limit search range as search skip frequencies, the scanner goes to the hold mode.
•During the limit search, you can change the modulation (NFM or AM). See “Changing the Modu- lation Mode” on Page 28.
Press LIMIT again or press and hold s or t for more than 1 second to resume the limit search.
Direct Search
A direct search lets you specify a starting frequency, then search for ac- tive transmissions above or below the specified frequency.
Note: You can use the delay feature during a direct search (see “Delay”).
1.Press MANUAL.
2.Using the number keys, enter the frequency (including the decimal point) you want to start the search from; or, enter the channel num- ber containing the starting fre- quency and press MANUAL or PROGRAM to select the channel.
3.Press s to search up or t to search down starting from the specified frequency.
Note: If you enter an invalid fre- quency, Error appears on the display. To correct this, repeat Steps 2 and 3.
4.When the scanner finds an active frequency, you can do one of the following:
•Store the frequency into the current monitor memory — quickly press MONITOR.
•Lock out the frequency so the scanner does not stop on it again — press S/S. The scan- ner resumes searching.
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