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20-427 Owner's Manual Draft
• You can use the scanner's delay feature while searching the banks (see "Delay").
• The scanner does not search locked-out frequencies while searching ranges. See "Locking
Out Channels or Frequencies".
The fire/police and ham one touch banks have separate groups of frequencies called
sub-banks. This lets you search for and select only those frequencies that fall within a
specific range within the fire/police and ham one-touch banks.
Note: The fire/police one-touch bank contains low VHF, high VHF, low UHF, and high UHF
sub-banks. The ham one-touch bank contains 10m, 6m, 2m, and 70cm sub-banks.
To listen to the marine bank, see "Listening to the Marine Bank". To listen to the weather
bank, see "Listening to the Weather Band".
1. Press F/P, AIR, or HAM. FIrE POLICE, AIr, or HAM appears. After about 2 seconds, the
scanner starts searching. When the scanner finds an active frequency, it stops searching
and displays the frequency's number.
Notes:
• To reverse the search direction at any time, press /¥ or ¥/.
• To pause the search while receiving a signal, press PAUSE. To resume searching, press
PAUSE again.
• If necessary, you can select search groups using the number keys.
2. To search for another active frequency in the selected band, press /¥ or ¥/. To search for
an active frequency within a sub-band of the fire/police or ham band, press a number key to
select the sub-band you want. To select a different band and search for another active
frequency, repeat Step 1.
You can set Zeromatic on or off by pressing FUNC then 0. Press FUNC then 0 again to
reverse the Zeromatic setting. Whenever this feature is turned on, — — appears at the
double side of the b (or t when the scanner stays tune mode) and the scanner stops at the
correct frequency. When you turn this feature off, — — disappears and the scanner stops
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