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A “D” in place of a checkbox indicates that the object or system
uses an unsupported digital modulation mode and cannot be
scanned by the PSR-800.
uses an unsupported digital modulation mode and cannot be
scanned by the PSR-800.
An “S” in place of a checkbox indicates that the system type is
not supported and cannot be scanned by the PSR-800.
not supported and cannot be scanned by the PSR-800.
An “F” in place of a checkbox indicates that there are no sites or
frequencies in the RadioReference database for the system or
category.
frequencies in the RadioReference database for the system or
category.
Importing Objects to Scanlists
This last step in the process is very important, as it determines
how the objects youʼve picked from the Library will grouped into
the PSR-800ʼs 201 Scanlists. Scanlists are your way of
organizing your picked objects, so you should give some thought
as to how you want to your PSR-800 organized. At first, you may
want to start with a small and simple group of picked objects and
import them all to a single Scanlist. As you become more familiar
with how the PSR-800 and its Scanlists work, you can decide
what strategies you want to use for grouping objects into
Scanlists. You may wish to group your objects into Scanlists
according to the type of use, for example, Police, Fire, Racing,
etc. Or, you may wish to group objects by into Scanlists
according to geographical area, such as separate Scanlists for
different counties or cities, or even separate Scanlists for
different police and fire districts inside of a given county or city.
You can even do both - use a Scanlist to turn the police and fire
channels for an entire county on, and use other Scanlists to
select only the districts of interest within the county for special
situations.
how the objects youʼve picked from the Library will grouped into
the PSR-800ʼs 201 Scanlists. Scanlists are your way of
organizing your picked objects, so you should give some thought
as to how you want to your PSR-800 organized. At first, you may
want to start with a small and simple group of picked objects and
import them all to a single Scanlist. As you become more familiar
with how the PSR-800 and its Scanlists work, you can decide
what strategies you want to use for grouping objects into
Scanlists. You may wish to group your objects into Scanlists
according to the type of use, for example, Police, Fire, Racing,
etc. Or, you may wish to group objects by into Scanlists
according to geographical area, such as separate Scanlists for
different counties or cities, or even separate Scanlists for
different police and fire districts inside of a given county or city.
You can even do both - use a Scanlist to turn the police and fire
channels for an entire county on, and use other Scanlists to
select only the districts of interest within the county for special
situations.
To import your picked objects into one or more Scanlists, press
the
the
MENU
key while browsing the Library to access the Libraryʼs
special menu. Scroll to Import Selected and press the
▶
/II/SEL
key. The PSR-800 will display a list of Scanlists. Use the
and
and
▶
/II/SEL
keys to place checkmarks next to each Scanlist that
you wish to import the selected objects into. After you have
marked each desired destination Scanlist, press the key to
begin importing your picked objects into the selected Scanlists.
The PSR-800 will begin the importing process, which may take
several minutes depending on the number of objects you have
picked.
marked each desired destination Scanlist, press the key to
begin importing your picked objects into the selected Scanlists.
The PSR-800 will begin the importing process, which may take
several minutes depending on the number of objects you have
picked.
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