while the scanner is searching.
To change the search direction, press 8/DOWN ARROW or 9/UP ARROW.
3.When the scanner stops on an active frequency, the channel number you selected flashes on the display.
To store the frequency into the selected channel:
a.Press 0/HOLD to stop the search (hold mode). h (DIRECT SEARCH) or H (BAND SEARCH) appears on the display.
NOTE: If you want to see the frequency, simply press REVIEW.
b.Press E/WX (Enter). The scanner stores the frequency into the selected channel and its number appears on the display.
c.Press
To continue the search without storing the frequency, you can either:
-Release the hold mode by simply pressing 0/HOLD (to continue search in the same direction).
-Press and hold 8/DOWN ARROW or 9 UP ARROW for about 1 second (to change the direction of search).
NOTE: To store the frequency into another channel, press REVIEW to see the frequency and determine which band the frequency is in. Then repeat Steps
MANUALLY STORING FREQUENCIES
You can manually store a frequency into each of the 20 channels. Radio Shack sells some good references for active frequencies, such as "Police Call Radio Guide Including Fire and Emergency Services," "Official Maritime Frequency Directory" and "Official Aeronautical Frequency Directory,"
Radio Shack updates these directories every year, so be sure to get a current copy.
Follow these steps to manually store frequencies.
1.While the scanner is stopped, enter the channel number where you want to store a frequency, then press MANUAL. The desired channel number appears on the display.
2.Enter the desired frequency, including the decimal point.
NOTES: The decimal point appears as a dash (-) on the display.
To confirm the frequency you entered before you store it,
press REVIEW. The frequency appears on the display, one digit at a time, then the selected channel number reappears.
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