Using Tune - Radio Shack PRO-82 Owner's Manual

1. To store the displayed
frequency in the lowest
available channel in the
assigned channel-storage
banks, press
find a frequency. The channel
number flashes.
2. Press
ENT
frequency. The channel and
frequency flash twice. If you
want to cancel the operation,
press
TUNE/CLEAR
.
ENT
To scan the channel-storage
banks, press the one touch bank
key, then
SCAN/MAN
FEb_9; FEb_9; 7?h 7?h 7?h 7?h
FEb_9; FEb_9;
, , or
If there is no empty channel at an
available bank,
is the bank number) appears after
you press
ENT
frequencies, you must clear some
channels. See "Clearing a Stored
Channel" on Page 30. To continue
searching after
press
TUNE/CLEAR
7UKPI"6WPG
You can set the scanner to search
through all receivable frequencies
from a specified frequency. You
can use the scanner's delay
feature while using tune. ±
1. Repeatedly press
C7D C7D
C7D C7D
until
2. Enter the desired channel
number you want to use as a
starting point for the tune.
Then press
when you
ENT
again to store the
instead of
while
>7C >7C
>7C >7C
appears. ±
XýNý#<KBB XýNý#<KBB
XýNý#<KBB XýNý#<KBB
(where
. To store more
XýNý#<KBB XýNý#<KBB XýNý#<KBB XýNý#<KBB
appears,
.
SCAN/MAN
appears.
SCAN/MAN
Searching the
One Touch Banks
If you entered a
frequency that is
already stored in
another channel,
#ZKFB# #ZKFB#
#ZKFB# #ZKFB#
and the lowest-
numbered channel
containing the
duplicate frequency
flash for about 3
seconds. If you want
to store the frequency
anyway, press ENT
again. You can then
<?h;% <?h;%
<?h;% <?h;%
delete the frequency
later. See "Clearing a
Stored Channel" on
Page 30.
N N N N

Using Tune

• To reverse the
• To tune up or down
• To pause tuning,
• To quickly move
again.
± ±
"016'"
(duplicate)
tuning direction at
any time, hold
down H or G for
about 1 second.
the selected band
in small increments
(5 or 12.5 kHz
steps), repeatedly
press H or G.
press H or G. To
resume tuning,
hold down H or G.
up or down
through the
frequencies, hold
down H or G. The
scanner tunes
through the
frequencies until
you release
H or G.
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