User's Manual
Table Of Contents
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PROGRAM
ME
THODS
Program
Methods
There are
two
methods
to
program your scanner.
To
get
started quickly, you can use “Set
Location”
.
The
set location
method
stores objects
in
your
area
automatically and puts
them in
Scanlists 151
and
higher.
These Scanlists are already named,
“Multi
Dispatch”,
“Law
Tac”,
“Interop”, “Fire
Talk”, and
so
forth.
This
method
gets you scanning
in minutes,
but
you cannot
monitor
a single police
or
a single
fire
department –
they will
all
be together in the same
Scanlist. Also,
if
you use set location, and wish
to add
a new location,
be
sure
to
“Clear Channels”
to erase
old
objects before storing
the
new
location. If you
store more
than
one ZIP code,
the
scanner
will
spend
a
great deal
of time
searching
for
objects
that
are
out of
range.
That
will
cause
the
scanner
to
miss some
local
transmissions you
want to hear.
Although it
takes longer, experienced users
will
want
to
program Scanlists
on their own
using
the
“Step
by
Step”
method.
Use “Browse
Library” to
select
your
state and
county
and
look for
agencies
of interest.
Check
the
boxes
of
objects
you
wish
to import, select
the
Scanlist
you want to put them in
and perform
the
import
(see Manual
Programming pg. 35).
Once
you
save objects
to
a Scanlist, rename
the
Scanlist so
you
don’t forget what you
stored
there.
Then
import more
objects
into
a
different
Scanlist and rename
that one.
In this
way,
you
can create Scanlists such as
Bethel
Police, Hurst Police, Bethel Fire, Shenango
EMS,
etc.
Individual scanlists
allow you to
decide exactly
what
you want to scan.
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