Quick Memory Scan; Resuming The Scanning - Kenwood TS-990S Instruction Manual

11 SCAN

QUICK MEMORY SCAN

Quick Memory Scan enables the transceiver to change
the configured Quick Memory Channels at certain time
intervals, to scan.
[ESC]
[F1] [F7]
1 Press [MR] (Quick Memory) to read a Quick Memory
Channel.
2 Press [SCAN] (F6) to start Quick Memory Scan.
• Rotating the MULTI/CH control fast-forwards or fast-
reverse the scanning sequence.
• Pressing [SCAN] (F5) again or pressing [ESC] stops
Quick Memory Scan.
Note:
◆ If the transceiver starts the reception in the main band or sub band,
the scan stops.
◆ The scan time for each frequency during the Quick Memory Scan is
400 ms. However, if the transceiver receives a CTCSS tone while in
FM mode, the scan time for each frequency is extended to 600 ms.
◆ During the Quick Memory Scan, "SCANNING" appears in place of
the scan speed.
11-6

RESUMING THE SCANNING

The scan stops if the transceiver receives a signal during
the Program Scan (VFO Scan) while in FM mode or during
the Memory Scan or Quick Memory Scan regardless of
the operating data.
[MENU] [MULTI/CH]
The conditions to resume scanning after the scanning
stops can be configured.
Time-operated:
The scan stops for three seconds upon receipt of a signal.
If the reception continues even after three seconds, the
scan stops for the three seconds once a signal is received
and continues even after three seconds, and again after
three seconds.
After then, the transceiver resumes the scanning even if
the transceiver continues the scanning. (In other words,
[MR]
the maximum scan stop time while in Time-operated mode
is six seconds.)
Carrier-operated:
The scan stops while the transceiver receives a signal.
The transceiver resumes scanning two seconds after
there is no longer a signal.
1 Select Group No. 4, "Memory Channels & Scan", from
2 Access Menu 05, "Scan Resume".
3 Press [SELECT] (F4) to allow editing of the parameter
4 Press [-] (F4) or [+] (F5) to select either "Carrier-
5 Press [
6 Press [MENU] to exit.
the Menu screen.
box.
operated" or "Time-operated".
The default is "Time-operated".
] (F1).
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