Search Pass Mode - Yupiteru MVT-7100 Owner’s Guide Owner's Manual

3. The SEARCH indicator appears along with programmed search band settings
Attenuator
The attenuator may be used during a search to reduce signal strength.
See Attenuator in the Other Features section for further details.
Delay
The delay may be used during a search to lengthen the search resume delay time from 2 to 4 seconds.
This feature will have no function if Auto-Store is enabled.
See Delay in the Other Features section for further details.
Search Pass
Regardless of the chosen search mode, frequencies that have been marked as 'pass' will not be tested for
activity. To read more about this capability, see the Search Pass Mode section.
Skip
The skip feature may be used during a search to make sure the search does not stay on any active
frequency more than 5 seconds.
See Skip in the Other Features section for further details.

Search Pass Mode

This mode allows you to display and edit the contents of the Search Pass memory. This memory contains a
list of frequencies which are to be ignored when the radio is in one of the search modes. By doing so, this
allows you to skip over frequencies of known origin or those that are active most/all of the time. Up to 500
frequencies can be entered into this memory.
To Put A Frequency In Search Pass Memory
When in VFO mode
1. Tune the VFO to the desired frequency
2. Press FUNC + PASS
3. The P indicator will display briefly and two beeps will be heard
When in Search mode
1. Make sure the radio has stopped on the desired frequency
2. Press FUNC + PASS
3. The P indicator will display briefly, two beeps will be heard and the search will resume
To Display Search Pass Memory
1. Go to VFO mode
2. Press FUNC + SPR
3. The step size will be replaced with a flashing P indicator while the frequency cursor points to a frequency
in the list
4. Use the rotary control or arrow keys to display any remaining frequencies in the memory.
NOTE : If there are no frequencies stored in memory, the message
"Error" will be displayed briefly along with two error beeps and the radio will remain in VFO mode.
NOTE : The frequencies are stored in this memory in numerical order making it easier to find a known
frequency.
NOTE : Signals can be received on the frequency while it is being displayed.
To Remove A Frequency
1. Display the desired pass frequency
2. Press FUNC + PASS
3. Two beeps will be heard and the next frequency will be displayed