General Research of Electronics Inc 2000526 Manual Do Utilizador

 

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2.  Use the number keys and ./DELAY to enter the frequency (including the decimal 

point) you want to store. 

If you make a mistake, press CLR to  backspace and correct the incorrect digit, or 

press and hold CLR for about 2 seconds to clear the entire field and start over.   

3.  Press ENTER to store the frequency into the channel. 

4.  By default, the scanner will configure the channels you enter for a two second delay 

after a transmission is received. This is indicated by the D character that appears in 

the top row of the display. If you do not want the scanner to pause for reply traffic 

before resuming scanning operation, press ./DELAY until D is not visible in the top 

line of the display.   

5.  If necessary, press MODE to change the receiving mode. Valid modes for 

conventional frequencies include AM, FM/Digital, CTCSS and DCS. To program a 

specific code for CTCSS or DCS mode, press FUNC MODE, then enter the desired 

code followed by ENTER, or use the 

π

 or 

θ

 keys to scroll to the desired code and 

press ENTER to store the code with the channel memory. For more information on 

CTCSS and DCS programming, see “Programming  channels  for  CTCSS  and  DCS 

operation” on Page 42. 

6.  If desired, program a text tag for the channel (see  “Assigning a Text Tag to a 

Channel” on Page 46). 

  Notes 

• 

If you made a mistake in entering the frequency, Invalid Freq briefly appears and 

the scanner beeps when you press ENTER. Enter the frequency again. 

• 

Your scanner automatically rounds the entered frequency to the nearest valid 

frequency. For example, if you enter a frequency of 151.53, your scanner accepts it 

as 151.5275. Reception of the frequency will not be adversely affected. 

• 

If you enter a frequency that has already been entered elsewhere in the same bank, 

the scanner sounds an error tone and displays Dupl.f and the channel number that 

has been duplicated. If the dual entry is an error press CLR and enter the correct 

frequency. If the dual entry is intentional press ENTER to accept.