3. Press E/WX (enter) to store the frequency into the selected channel.
NOTES: To confirm the frequency you stored, press REVIEW. The stored frequency appears on the display, one digit at a time.
If you make a mistake in Step 2, E (error) appears on the display. If this happens press DOT/CLEAR and repeat Steps 2 and 3.
4.To program the next channel in sequence, press MANUAL then repeat Steps 2 and 3.
NOTES: VHF band frequencies
When you enter a frequency, the scanner automatically rounds it to the nearest valid number. For example, if you enter the frequency 151.473 MHz, you scanner rounds it up to 151.475 MHz.
Without battery or external adapter power, the scanner protects the frequencies stored in memory for about 60 minutes.
SCANNING THE STORED CHANNELS
To scan the stored channels, press SCAN. Your scanner scans through all the channels except the ones you lock out.
Automatic 2-Second Scan Delay
Your scanner stops when it finds a signal, and starts scanning again about 2 seconds after the signal ends. This
MANUALLY SELECTING A CHANNEL
You can continuously monitor a single channel without scanning. This is useful if you hear an emergency broadcast and want to hear all the details, or if you want to monitor a channel you locked out.
To monitor a channel while scanning, press MANUAL, enter the channel number, then press MANUAL again.
NOTE: When you enter CH1 to CH19, the display shows the channel number which you enter. When you enter CH20, the display shows "0."
If scanning has stopped at the desired channel, simply press
MANUAL once.
Repeatedly press MANUAL to step through the channels one at a time.
Without battery or external adapter power, the scanner protects the frequencies stored in memory for about 60 minutes.
SCANNING THE STORED CHANNELS
To scan the stored channels, press SCAN. Your scanner scans through all
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