ICOM 375410 Manuale Utente

201802

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BASIC MANUAL

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Scanning is a versatile function that can automatically search for signals. A scan makes it 

easier to locate stations to listen to, or to skip unwanted channels or frequencies.

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In the VFO mode, the VFO scan searches a signal within the specified frequency range.

Auto MW

When a signal is received during a VFO scan, the frequency is 

automatically stored into an Auto Memory Write channel group (A000 

~ A199).

ALL

Repeatedly scans the entire frequency range.

BAND

Repeatedly scans the selected band.

P-LINK 0 ~ 9

Sequentially scans several Program Scan ranges.

The links are set on the MENU screen. 

([MENU] > Scan > 

Program Link)

P00 ~ 49

Repeatedly scans the Program Scan range.

The scan edges are set on the Menu screen.

([MENU] > Scan > 

P-Scan Edge)

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In the memory mode, the memory scan searches a signal on the preregistered memory 

channels.

ALL

Scans all Memory channels.

Mode

Scans Memory channels which are entered with the same receiving 

mode as the currently selected mode.

Near Station

Searches for near stations that are within 160 kilometer (100 miles) 

from your location using your GPS position and the station’s position 

that is entered in the memory channels.

GROUP LINK 

Sequentially scans the memory groups which are set to link on the 

MENU screen.

GROUP

Scans the Memory channels in the selected group.

(GROUP 00 ~ 99, A: Auto MW CH, S: SKIP CH)

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The Tone scan searches for signals in tone frequencies or DTCS codes that are used by 

stations using the Tone Squelch function.

See ADVANCED MANUAL for its operation.

 

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A Tone scan is usable in either VFO or Memory channel mode.

 

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During a scan, rotate [DIAL] to change the scan direction.

   See “Tone squelch operation” or “DTCS code squelch operation” for details on 

ADVANCED MANUAL.