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1. Select the VFO mode by pressing the [ V/M ( DW ) MT ] key, if necessary.
2. Press and hold in the [ BAND ( SCN ) BND DN ] key for one second, then rotate the
DIAL knob while holding the [ BAND ( SCN ) BND DN ] key to
select the bandwidth for the VFO scanner. Available selections
are ±1 MHz, ±2 MHz, ±5 MHz, ALL, PMS-X, and BAND.
±1 MHz
±2 MHz
,
ALL:
PMS-X:
BAND:
3. Release the [ BAND ( SCN ) BND DN ] key to start scanning.
4. If and when the scanner encounters a signal strong enough to open the squelch, the
scanner will halt temporarily; the decimal point of the frequency display will blink
during this "Pause" condition.
5. The scanner will then resume according to the Scan-Resume mode selected in the
previous section.
6. To cancel scanning, press the PTT switch or [ V/M ( DW ) MT ] key.
: When an alpha-numeric "Tag" is appended to the Low sub-band limit memory chan-
nel, the alpha-numeric "Tag" will appear while you are selecting the bandwidth for the
VFO scanner.
1) When you start the VFO Scanner, the VX-6R will be changing frequency
in the upward direction. If you want to change direction of the scan while it is
underway, rotate the DIAL knob one click in the opposite direction (in this
case, one click counter-clockwise). You'll see the scanner turn around and change fre-
quency downward!
2) You may change the scanner's method of operation so that the VFO frequency will jump
to the low band edge of the next band when the VFO frequency reaches the high edge of the
current band (or vice versa). See page 102 regarding Set Mode Item 71: VFO MD.
VX-6R O
VFO S
±5 MHz
,
: The scanner will sweep frequencies within the se-
lected bandwidth.
The scanner will sweep all frequencies.
The scanner will sweep frequencies within the cur-
rently-selected PMS frequency pair. See page 52 for
details.
Note: When an alpha-numeric "Tag" is appended to
the Low sub-band limit memory channel, the alpha-
numeric "Tag" will appear while you are selecting
the bandwidth for the VFO scanner.
The scanner will sweep frequencies only on the cur-
rent band.
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