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2. When the UHF Scanner window appears, as shown in Figure 27, click on the arrow next to the "Select
Receiver to Scan" field and scroll to the receiver you wish to test.
3. Click on the "Start" button. The system will automatically begin scanning for rf signals within the receiver's
operating bandwidth.
NOTE: To determine the frequency of any point on the graph, simply move the cursor to the point and click
on it. The frequency will be displayed in a pop up window.
4. To scan a particular frequency range within the receiver's operating frequency, click on the arrow next
to the "Start Frequency" field and scroll to the desired starting frequency. Then click on the arrow next
to the "Stop Frequency" field and scroll to the frequency search limit.
NOTE: The default Start and Stop frequencies are set to the lowest and highest frequencies used by the
receiver.
5. Click on the "Start" button to begin scanning. Note any potentially interfering signals and their frequencies.
If necessary, reprogram the UHF receiver and transmitter for a different frequency.
6. Click on the "Stop" button to stop scanning at any time. Click on the "Start" button to resume scanning.
7. Click on the "Close" button to exit the UHF Scanner function.
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UHF SCANNER WINDOW
FIGURE 27
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