User`s guide

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Searching
• If you select more than 200 frequencies to
skip, “L/O List Full!” appears.
Search Speeds
The scanner has two search speeds: Normal
search at 90 steps/second and Hypersearch at 270
steps/second.
Hypersearch applies only to the 5 kHz step bands
(25–54 MHz, 137–174 MHz, and 216–224.9950 MHz).
Signal Stalker I
Signal Stalker I detects and displays the frequency
of nearby strong radio transmissions. Signal
Stalker I works well for locating mobile and
handheld two way radios in areas with no other
strong transmission sources.
Signal Stalker I might not correctly display
frequency information for transmitters using a
highly directive antenna (such as an amateur radio
beam antenna), if there are many transmitters
operating at the same time in the same area, or if
the transmitter is a broadcast television station.
Using Signal Stalker I
Note: Turn off the data skip feature for
Signal Stalker I if it is on. (See “Skipping
Data Signals” on p. 38.)
To turn on Signal Stalker I, turn SQUELCH fully
clockwise, and then press and hold SCAN/
.
The icon appears. Every 2 seconds, the
scanner searches for frequencies in the range you
specify in “Setting the Signal Stalker I Options” below.
When the scanner finds a frequency, it alerts
you according to its settings and “Signal found!”
appears. Press any key to confirm the displayed
frequency. Press T or S to resume scanning.