Searching And Tuning; Finding And Storing Active Frequencies; Searching A Preprogrammed Frequency Range - Radio Shack PRO-99 Owner's Manual

In certain circumastances you may wish to completely clear the contents of a channel. One example would be
to create empty channels in a selected channel storage bank so the frequency copy function has empty
channels available for copied frequencies.
1. Press MAN.
2. Use the number keys and press MAN to select the channel with the frequency you want to delete, or use
the ^ or v keys to navigate to the desired channel.
3. Press 0 and then ENT. The frequency is cleared, 0.00000 appears in the display.

SEARCHING AND TUNING

FINDING AND STORING ACTIVE FREQUENCIES

You can search for transmissions using the scanner's preprogrammed search banks. The search banks
include six preprogrammed search ranges, SR0 to SR5. You can change the search range of Bank SR6
manually by setting the lower and higher ends of the search range,
Notes:
. You can use the scanner's delay feature while searching the search bank. See "Using the Delay Function"
on Page XX.
. You can set CTCSS when searching any search range, except for SR1, and SR4. The scanner will display
detected CTCSS codes depending on the CTCSS setting. See "Using CTCSS" on Page XX.
. The scanner does not search locked-out frequencies while searching ranges. See "Locking Out Channels or
Frequencies" on Page XX.
. If you pause the search operation temporarily, press FUNC then press SRCH. The scanner will remain on
the frequency that was active when FUNC then SRCH was pressed until you press FUNC then SRCH again.
You can simply listen to the radio traffic on the paused frequency, or perform copy operations to save the
frequency to a channel before you resume your search (see "Using Frequency Copy" on Page XX).

SEARCHING A PREPROGRAMMED FREQUENCY RANGE

The scanner contains these preprogrammed search ranges, stored in the search bank (SR0-SR6).
Bank Band
SR0 Car Band
SR1 Marine
SR2 FRS/GMRS/MURS
SR3 Police/Fire