With Search Banks; Aux - AOR AR1000 Manual

the BANK indicator. You may also have an individual channel locked in a locked
bank, but you will not be able to tell that the channel is itself locked by looking
at the indicator. Once you unlock the bank, however, any channels that are
locked will continue to show the flashing L.OUT indicator.

With search banks

When you lock a search bank or individual frequency within a search bank, you
won't be able to access the bank or frequency without going into Unlock/View
mode. This is done with the key sequence SEARCH, BANK, PROG, LOCK-
OUT. You are taken to the first locked frequency or the first locked search bank.
You press ENT to keep it locked or LOCKOUT to unlock it. In either case you
are then taken to the next locked frequency or bank.
When a search bank is locked, L.OUT will appear, non-flashing, in the display,
along with a flashing BANK indicator. Even if you are looking at a locked
frequency in a search bank that is locked, the BANK indicator will flash. But if
you are looking at a search bank that is unlocked but only contains individual
locked frequencies, L.OUT and BANK will both be on, but neither will flash.
To summarize:
After performing the SEARCH, BANK, PROG, LOCKOUT sequence to get
into the Unlock/View mode,
BANK flashing and L.OUT steady
BANK steady and L.OUT steady
but current frequency is locked.

AUX

The AUX indicator tells you that the Priority mode is enabled. When you see
AUX in the display, it means that the scanner will switch to the Priority channel
any time it detects a transmission on it, whether you are at that channel or not.
You enable and disable Priority mode by pressing the AUX button. When
Priority mode is disabled, AUX disappears from the display. See
information on how to program or identify the Priority channel.
The Display
Current search bank is locked,
frequency may also be individually
locked.
Current search bank is unlocked
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