Radio Shack 200 Owner's Manual download pdf (Page 9)

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Understanding Your Scanner

WX

— scans through the seven

preprogrammed weather channels.

SCAN

— scans through the programmed

channels.

MANUAL

— stops scanning and lets you

directly enter a channel number.

L/O RVW, L/O

(Lock Out Review/Lock Out) —

lets you review locked-out frequencies, or

lets you lock out selected channels/

frequencies so they will not be scanned or

searched.

8

88

8#

and

9

99

9

— enters the direction the

scanner will search or scan.

MON/CL

(Monitor/Clear) — accesses the 20

monitor memories or clears an incorrect

entry.

PGM

(Program) — programs frequencies into

channels.

Number Keys

— each key has a single-digit

label and a range of numbers. Use the digits

on the keys to enter the numbers for a

channel or a frequency. Use the range of

numbers above the key (21–40, for example)

to select the channel in a channel-storage

bank.

DELAY/.

—- programs a 2-second delay for

the selected channel, or enters a decimal

point (necessary when programming

frequencies).

ENTER

—- enters frequencies into channels.

A LOOK AT THE DISPLAY

The display shows the scanner’s current operating mode.

FD/PD

— appears when you search the fire/

police service bank.

BANK

— appears with numbers (1–10).

Bank numbers with a bar under them show

which ones are turned on for scanning.

AIR

— appears when you search the air

service bank.

HAM

— appears when you search the ham

radio service bank.

MARINE

— appears when you search the

marine service bank.

8

88

8

or

9

99

9

— indicates the search or scan

direction.

M

— flashes with a number (1–20) to show

which monitor memory you are listening to.

CH

—- the digits that precede this indicator

(1–200 and P) show which channel the

scanner is tuned to.

L/O

— appears when you manually select a

channel you locked out while scanning or

when you review a locked out frequency.

WX

— appears when you scan the weather

channels.

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