Pro-94 Hyper Scan

[Bioniccreeper06]

when i scan my programed channels its in hyper so it skips alot of stuff and when i tryed to turn it off by holding down the H/S Button and it dosen't turn it off...Anybody know how to fix this?

Thanks

 

[fmon]

Welcome to forum. H/S may only work during search in the 5 KHz step bands. 20-54, 137-174 and 216-225 MHz. Look for section Changing Search Speeds in owners manual.

 

[Bioniccreeper06]

Thank you happy to me here.....see the thing is i can turn it off and on when i'm just scaning but when i go to one of my banks with all my programed freqs it stays on hyper and wont turn to normal it's crazy when i'm trying to listen and it skips over a bunch of things

 

[fmon]

Sorry, I do not see any mention of HyperSearch other then in Limit Search Mode.

 

[IndianaBoy]

To keep your scanner on a busy frequency longer you need to turn on the delay function.

The delay button is right above your up arrow. This will lengthen the time your scanner spends on a frequency when it picks up a signal.

 

[condor11]

Just the Facts

when i scan my programed channels its in hyper so it skips alot of stuff and when i tryed to turn it off by holding down the H/S Button and it dosen't turn it off...Anybody know how to fix this?

Thanks

I again have the same problem, albeit no solution to this one yet. Although, these facts may help someone help you figure it out, as i have given up on it.

1. Hypersearch and Hyperscan are not the same. They are 2 different features.

2. Hypersearch is used for LIMITED SEARCHS only.

3. Hyperscan is used for scanning programmed frequencies.

4. Hypersearch lets you scan 300 steps/sec in frequency bands of 5Khz only.
So maybe Hyperscan just WONT shut off within certain frequency bands.


turning on priority scanning is the key's secondary function. If you notice, when scanning, if you hit priority / H/S. The scanner will only turn on/off the priority function.

I've been trying to shut off hyperscan in the 800Mhz + 900Mhz range since i bought the scanner.

If you figure it out, please post an answer.

 

[condor11]

Delay solution depends on...

To keep your scanner on a busy frequency longer you need to turn on the delay function.

The delay button is right above your up arrow. This will lengthen the time your scanner spends on a frequency when it picks up a signal.

Although this is a plausible semi-solution. It will delay each channel specified to be delayed, 2 seconds. Alot can happen in 2 seconds, depending on the amount of frequencies you are trying to monitor. For instance, i scan over 200 talk group id's in one county, so delay just wont do (for me)
But if i was scanning 20 or less freq's I wouldn't mind.