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Now, press the PScan button. It will illuminate, and the Edit Knob will be assigned to the
PScan menu. The display will present the 'Start Frequency' menu prompt, along with the
last-entered value for F1:
1. F1 Start Frequency: Use the main keypad to enter the desired start frequency,
followed by the MHz or kHz key (as appropriate). Your entry will appear in the
Memory/Scan display window, and will overwrite the old entry when you press the MHz
or kHz key (example, enter 4.5, then MHz):
Important Note: If you make a mistake while entering a frequency, press 'C' to clear the
screen. To change F1 after an entry is complete, simply start over again.
2. F2 Stop Frequency: Rotate the Edit Knob clockwise to the next menu prompt, 'Stop
Frequency' which will display the last-entered F2:
To enter a new F2, use the keypad as in step-1 (example, 5.5 MHz):
3. Step Size: Step size defines the frequency shift for each "hop" the scanner will make
as it moves from F1 toward F2. Step size is most easily programmed in kHz, and is
adjustable from 1 Hz (.001 kHz) upward.
To enter Step Size, rotate the Edit Knob clockwise to the next menu prompt, 'Step Size'
plus the last- entered value. Use the main keypad to enter the desired numbers followed
by the kHz key (example, 10 kHz):
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