Scanning; Memory Skip Scanning - Yaesu FT-470 Operating Manual

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Scanning
Before
starting
the scanner,
make sure
background noise is
squelched
on
a clear
channel.
Scanning is
st
arted
and
stopped
by the
arr
ow
keys. Just
press
and hold
either key for
more
than
~second
to
start the scanner.
If in
the VFO
mode
(or
on the
CALL channel), the
whole
band
will be
scan ned.
If in the
memory
mode,
only
the memories will be
scanned
(on
alternate bands is
the
ALT
feature is
active).
The
scan
ner
pauses (and the decimal
blinks)
when
a
signal
is detected
which is strong
enough
to open the
squel
ch
.
You
have
a
choice
of two
scan-resume
modes:
either
Pause mode, in
which the scanner
pauses
for
-
as
long as the
carrier
keeps
the squelch
open, or
the
~-second
duration
mode,
in which
the
scanner pauses for five
seconds
and
then
re
sumes
scanning whether or
not
the signal
is
still present.
To set
t
he
scan-resume mode, press F/M
and
then STEP(7).
A
small
"P"
or
"5"
in
the shaded box
at
the upper
left
indicates the
current
mode.
Press
F/M to
change
it,
or
just
press STEP(?)
alone
to
return to the
frequency display.
You can
stop
the
scanner manually
by pressing the PTT or
an
arrow key,
or by turning
the
DIAL knob.
The
FT-470
can scan
the
secondary band
while
operating or
also
scan
ning
on the primary
band. H owever,
you cannot
manually
stop the
scanner
on
the secondary
band (without
first pressing BAND to
change
it
to
the
primary
band).
NOTE: The scanner checks
about 14
channels
per
second. To
prevent
interruption
by the power saver, saver operation
is
automatically
suspended during
scanning,
resulting in some
increase
in
power drain.
Memory Skip Scanning
When you
have
"'
s
ome
busy
channels
stored in
memories
you
may
wish
to
skip
them
when scanning
other
memories,
but still
have
them available
for
manual
selec
tion
.
You
can
mark a
memory to
be
ski
pped
by pressing
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