Naming, Enabling And Disabling Scan Lists - GRE PSR-600 Owner's Manual

object is mapped to, and without limitation to the number of
objects that are mapped to a given Scan List.
To change Scan List membership for an existing object, press
the
pad to scroll to the existing object that you wish to change, then
press the EDIT softkey. Press the CURR softkey to edit the
current object.
NOTE: Remember, when browsing objects in Manual or Program Mode, the
arrow keys on the 5-way pushbutton pad operate as follows:
Scroll down in the objectʼs parameters menu to the Scan
Lists: field. With the Scan Lists: field highlighted, use the
 on the 5-way pushbutton pad to scroll through the Scan Lists,
and use the
or off. The asterisk (*) next to the Scan List number indicates
that the object is a member of that Scan List. Press the Save
softkey to save the modified object.

Naming, enabling and disabling Scan Lists

By default, Scan Lists are named "Scan List 01 - Scan List 20". If
desired, you can give your Scan Lists names to describe their
function. Press
down to the Scan Lists parameter. Press the
the Scan Lists sub menu. Scroll to the desired Scan List and
press the  key to edit the settings for the selected Scan List,
Scroll to the Tag field and press the  key to edit the name.
Press the Done softkey when finished, then press the Save
softkey to save the changes to the Scan List sub menu, then
press the Save softkey again to save the changes to the Global
menu. Scan Lists may be enabled or disabled while actively
scanning, or by accessing the individual Scan List in the Global
Settings (GLOB) menu.
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PGM
key. Use the  keys on the 5-way pushbutton

: navigates "up" through the objects assigned to the
current Scan List

: navigates "down" through the objects assigned to the
current Scan List

: navigates "up" through the active Scan Lists in the radio

: navigates "down" through the active Scan Lists in the
radio
SEL
button to toggle membership for a Scan List on
PGM
, then press the GLOB softkey and scroll
SEL
key to display
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