hello can anyone tell what this is for on the 137 after the last bank which is 9-99 there is s-00 threw s-09 what is this used for i did not see any info in the manuall its not real clear on what its used for, and if anyone does now how would you set this up to use thanks for youre help
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OsloViking1975
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I'm not familiar with pro 137 but the question you asked it is in the manual it has to do with the signal stalker.Signal Stalker I Options on Page 15 second bullet point.
1: Only Mode
Set to 1: On to turn on Signal Stalker I and
turn off normal scanning. Set to 2: Off to
continue normal scanning while Signal
Stalker I runs in the background.
2: Voice Interrupt
Set this function to 1: On if you want to
keep the Signal Stalker I active despite
interruptions while the scanner is receiving an
audio signal.
Set this function to 2: Off if you do not want
to hear interruptions. The scanner resumes
checking signals when the audio signal ends.
Voice interrupt note:
While the Signal Stalker I is on and the
scanner is receiving an audio signal (voice)
in normal scanning, the scanner checks the
Signal Stalker I every 2 seconds causing the
audio signal to break at that moment.
3: Logging
Set this function to 1: On to scan log channels
along with normal channels. Set this function
to 2: Off if you do not want to scan log
channels.
Logging notes:
• When the scanner finds a strong signal, it
automatically saves the signal to one of 10 log
channels. If the scanner finds a new frequency
after the 10 log channels are fully stored with
frequencies, the oldest memory is deleted and
the new frequency is stored in that channel.
You can scan the log channels along with the
normal 1000 channels.
• The 10 log channels are located after Channel
999. You can access them by selecting S-00 to
S-09 or by manually entering channel numbers
1000 to 1009.
• You cannot program frequencies in the log
channels.
• You can lock out the log channels like normal
channels.
• The scanner stores signals found by the Signal
Stalker I even if the logging function is off. The
frequencies in the log channels are deleted
when the scanner is turned off.
4: Alert Beep
Set this function to 1: On if you want the
scanner to beep when Signal Stalker I finds a
frequency.
5: Alert Light
Set this function to 1: On if you want the
scanner to light when Signal Stalker I finds a
frequency.
6: Band Switch
Lets you select the Signal Stalker I band.
0 25-54 VHF Low Band
1 108-137 AIR Band
2 137-225 VHF High Band
3 400-512 UHF Band
4 806-956 800MHz Band
(without Cellular
Band
1: Only Mode
Set to 1: On to turn on Signal Stalker I and
turn off normal scanning. Set to 2: Off to
continue normal scanning while Signal
Stalker I runs in the background.
2: Voice Interrupt
Set this function to 1: On if you want to
keep the Signal Stalker I active despite
interruptions while the scanner is receiving an
audio signal.
Set this function to 2: Off if you do not want
to hear interruptions. The scanner resumes
checking signals when the audio signal ends.
Voice interrupt note:
While the Signal Stalker I is on and the
scanner is receiving an audio signal (voice)
in normal scanning, the scanner checks the
Signal Stalker I every 2 seconds causing the
audio signal to break at that moment.
3: Logging
Set this function to 1: On to scan log channels
along with normal channels. Set this function
to 2: Off if you do not want to scan log
channels.
Logging notes:
• When the scanner finds a strong signal, it
automatically saves the signal to one of 10 log
channels. If the scanner finds a new frequency
after the 10 log channels are fully stored with
frequencies, the oldest memory is deleted and
the new frequency is stored in that channel.
You can scan the log channels along with the
normal 1000 channels.
• The 10 log channels are located after Channel
999. You can access them by selecting S-00 to
S-09 or by manually entering channel numbers
1000 to 1009.
• You cannot program frequencies in the log
channels.
• You can lock out the log channels like normal
channels.
• The scanner stores signals found by the Signal
Stalker I even if the logging function is off. The
frequencies in the log channels are deleted
when the scanner is turned off.
4: Alert Beep
Set this function to 1: On if you want the
scanner to beep when Signal Stalker I finds a
frequency.
5: Alert Light
Set this function to 1: On if you want the
scanner to light when Signal Stalker I finds a
frequency.
6: Band Switch
Lets you select the Signal Stalker I band.
0 25-54 VHF Low Band
1 108-137 AIR Band
2 137-225 VHF High Band
3 400-512 UHF Band
4 806-956 800MHz Band
(without Cellular
Band
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OsloViking1975
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No problem. That's what RR is all about.
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