Khz; Key Lock; Fr. Err - AOR AR1000 Manual

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KHz

The KHz indicator is just below the CH indicator. It appears when you are

setting up search bank limits or anytime you press the INC button. After you

enter the lower and upper search limits, the scanner will flash the KHz indicator

to prompt you to enter a search increment value. This value is in kilohertz and

can be any number between 5 KHz and 955 KHz that is divisible by 5 or 12.5.

After you enter the increment value, be sure to press the ENT button.

You can change the INC value of a search bank at anytime while you are in the

bank. Just press INC, enter a new value, and press ENT. The new value is

permanently stored with the search bank parameters.

When the KEY LOCK indicator is on, it means that the keyboard has been

locked. This is provided as a protection so that you won't accidentally change

frequencies, interrupt a scan or search sequence, or otherwise modify your

current setup.

See the Key Lock button below

for more information.

You may occasionally see the message FR. ERR in the display. This message

stands for "Frequency Error." You may encounter this message if you enter an

invalid frequency—something out of the AR1000's range. It also may occur if

you perform an operation with an incorrect sequence of steps.

To clear the FR. ERR message, simply press the CLEAR (decimal) key.

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