Copying a Frequency into a Specified Channel. Radio Shack PRO-96, PRO-2096
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Copying a Frequency into a Specified Channel
You can copy a frequency into a specified channel when the scanner stops on that frequency during search mode or manual tuning. If a CTCSS or DCS code is detected on the transmission, the detected code will be copied into the channel memory as well.
1. Press FUNC then PGM when you find a frequency.
Chan Store?
appears on the bottom line. After about 1 second, the frequency to be copied flashes on the indicator.
2. Press the desired bank and the channel number where you want to store the frequency. The display indicates the bank and channel number, and briefly displays the frequency that is currently programmed into the selected channel. You can repeat this step as needed until you find an acceptable destination channel. After about 1 second, the frequency to be copied flashes.
3. Press ENTER. All the conditions such as receive mode and delay condition are copied onto the channel.
Chan Store!
briefly appears in the scanner’s display. The scanner automatically returns to search mode.
Note
•
If you try to copy a frequency that is already stored, the scanner sounds the notice tone 3 times after you press ENTER.
Dupl.f Chxxx
appears at the bottom line. If you want to copy the duplicate frequency anyway, press ENTER, or if not, press CLR to cancel.
Copying a Frequency into a Vacant Channel in a Specified Bank
You can copy a frequency into a vacant channel in a specified bank when the scanner stops on the frequency during search or tune mode.
1. Press FUNC then ENTER when you find a frequency you want to copy.
Bank9
Store?
appears in the scanner’s display.
2. If you want to copy the frequency into bank 9, press ENTER. It is stored in the first available vacant channel in the bank. Or, press your desired bank number to store, then press ENTER to store the frequency in the selected bank.
Chan Store!
appears for 2 seconds. All the conditions such as receiving mode and delay
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Table of contents
- 3 TABLE OF CONTENTS
- 9 FEATURES
- 14 THE FCC WANTS YOU TO KNOW
- 15 SCANNING LEGALLY
- 16 GETTING FAMILIAR WITH YOUR SCANNER
- 16 About the Keypad
- 18 Understanding Your Scanner’s Memory Organization
- 18 V-Scanners
- 18 Channel Storage Banks
- 19 Channels
- 19 Search Banks
- 19 Understanding Your Scanner’s Channel Receive Modes
- 20 AM Mode (AM)
- 20 FM/Digital Mode (FM)
- 20 CTCSS Mode (CT)
- 21 DCS Mode (DC)
- 21 Motorola/APCO-25 Trunking Mode (MO)
- 23 EDACS Trunking Mode (ED)
- 24 PREPARATION
- 24 Listening Safely
- 24 Traffic Safety
- 24 Power Sources
- 25 Using Batteries
- 27 Charging Rechargeable Batteries
- 28 Using AC Power
- 28 Using Vehicle Battery Power
- 29 Antenna
- 29 Connecting the Supplied Antenna
- 29 Connecting an Optional External Antenna
- 30 Connecting an Earphone/Headphones
- 30 Connecting an External Speaker
- 31 Using the Belt Clip
- 31 PROGRAMMING YOUR SCANNER
- 31 Programming Conventional Channels
- 31 Storing Conventional Frequencies
- 33 Programming Trunked Systems
- 34 Programming Motorola analog, digital, and APCO-25 trunking systems
- 35 Programming EDACS Trunking Systems
- 36 Programming Motorola VHF and UHF Trunking Systems
- 37 Programming Motorola 800 MHz Splinter Systems
- 37 Programming Fleet Maps
- 39 Talkgroup IDs
- 39 Storing Talkgroup IDs
- 41 Programming the Priority Channel
- 42 Programming a stored channel frequency in the priority channel
- 42 Programming the Priority Channel Directly
- 42 Programming a Weather Channel as Priority
- 43 Activating the Priority Feature
- 43 Programming channels for CTCSS and DCS operation
- 47 General Programming Notes
- 47 Storing Text Tags
- 47 Assigning a Text Tag to a Channel
- 48 Assigning a Text Tag to a Group ID
- 48 Assigning a Text Tag to a Channel Storage Bank
- 49 Text Input Chart
- 50 OPERATING YOUR SCANNER
- 50 Initial Preparation
- 50 Turning on the Scanner and Setting Squelch
- 50 Scanning
- 51 Turning Channel Storage Banks Off and On
- 51 Monitoring a Single Channel/Battery Save Circuit
- 52 Using CTCSS and DCS
- 52 Deleting Frequencies from Channels
- 53 Searching and Tuning
- 53 Finding and Storing Active Frequencies
- 53 Searching a Preprogrammed Frequency Range
- 55 Search Band Charts
- 59 Searching Active Frequencies in Your Desired Frequency Range
- 60 Using Zeromatic
- 60 Using Seek Search
- 61 Manually Tuning a Frequency
- 61 Using Frequency Copy
- 62 Copying a Frequency into a Specified Channel
- 62 Copying a Frequency into a Vacant Channel in a Specified Bank
- 63 Coping a Frequency into the Priority Channel
- 64 SPECIAL FEATURES
- 64 Listening to the Weather band
- 64 Listening to a Weather Channel
- 64 SAME Standby Mode
- 65 Weather Alert Alarm Demonstration
- 66 Using the Delay Function
- 66 Locking Out Channels or Frequencies
- 66 Locking Out Channels
- 67 Reviewing the Lock-Out Channels
- 67 Locking Out Search Frequencies
- 67 Reviewing Locked-Out Search Frequencies
- 68 Clearing a Locked-Out Search Frequency
- 68 Clearing All Locked-Out Frequencies in a Search Bank
- 68 Changing the Receive mode
- 69 Using the Attenuator
- 70 Turning the Key Tone On and Off
- 71 Using the Display Backlight
- 72 Using the Keylock
- 72 Changing the Display Contrast
- 72 Working with V-Scanners
- 79 Using the Digital AGC Function
- 79 Cloning the Programmed Data
- 81 TRUNKING SPECIAL FEATURES
- 81 Trunking Operation
- 83 Setting Squelch for Trunking
- 83 Talkgroup ID Hold
- 83 Turning an ID Sub-Bank On or Off
- 84 Open and Closed Mode Operation
- 85 Toggling Open and Closed Modes
- 85 Manual ID Lockout Toggle
- 86 Activating ID Lockout While Scanning
- 86 Reviewing Locked-Out Talkgroup IDs
- 86 Changing from ID Text Tag Display to ID Code Display
- 86 Trunked Delay Function
- 87 Clearing Talkgroup Ids
- 87 Clearing All Talkgroup IDs in One Bank
- 89 Digital Operation
- 90 Updating the DSP Firmware
- 92 A GENERAL GUIDE TO FREQUENCIES
- 92 US Weather Frequencies (in MHz)
- 92 Ham Radio Frequencies
- 92 Birdie Frequencies
- 94 GUIDE TO THE ACTION BANDS
- 94 Typical band Usage (in MHz)
- 94 HF Band
- 94 VHF Band
- 94 220 MHz Band
- 94 UHF Band
- 94 800MHz Band
- 94 Primary Usage
- 95 VHF Band
- 95 UHF Band
- 95 BAND ALLOCATION
- 101 FREQUENCY CONVERSION
- 103 TROUBLESHOOTING
- 104 Troubleshooting Chart
- 105 RESETTING/INITIALIZING THE SCANNER
- 105 Resetting the Scanner
- 105 Initializing the Scanner
- 108 SPECIFICATIONS
- 108 Frequency Coverage
- 108 Memory Organization
- 108 Sensitivity (20 dB S/N)
- 109 Selectivity
- 109 IF Rejection
- 109 Spurious Rejection
- 109 Scanning Speed and Delay
- 110 Intermediate Frequencies (IF)
- 110 Squelch Sensitivity
- 110 Power Requirements
- 110 Physical
- 111 Command Quick Reference Guide
- 111 Scan Mode
- 113 Manual Mode
- 114 Program Mode
- 115 Search Mode
- 116 Weather Mode
- 117 Tune Mode
- 118 ID List Edit
- 119 Startup keys (entry during welcome screen display)