Scanning Trunk then Frequency Searching

[TexScan780D]

I got this 396XT which will scan the program system then it will start frequncy searching through the scanner frequency bands and just stay in searching. How do I stop the searching and just scan the trunk program system? Below is what the display looks like

Freguency Band
Frequency
S0: 12345
GRP - - - - - - - - - - - -

 

[captclint]

I got this 396XT which will scan the program system then it will start frequncy searching through the scanner frequency bands and just stay in searching. How do I stop the searching and just scan the trunk program system?

You have search with scan selected on one or more of the 10 custom searches.
To Edit a Custom Search, press Menu. Scroll to 'Search for...' and press E/yes.
Scroll to 'Edit Custom' and press E/yes.
Scroll to the custom search you want to edit (1-10) and press E/yes
Scroll toSearch with Scan and press E/yes
Scroll toSet Lockout and press E/yes. (Used for 'Search with Scan' only).
Scroll to 'Lockout' and press E/yes to save and exit.
You may need to do this for all 10 custom searches.

 

[UPMan]

Or, while it is in the custom search, pres F+L/O, L/O to lockout the search.

 

[TexScan780D]

Thank you the search is lock out and scanning, but I think that I accidentally lockout the fire group. So how do I check if I locked out any of the impotent groups?

 

[TexScan780D]

I went through and lock out the custom search, but now I am getting search call Special, Military Air. Looks like this scanner is setup to search pre set bands.

 

[TexScan780D]

I went through and locked out the custom searches. When I turn the scanner back on, the scanner will scan the trunk system then start the service searches, so then I Function + L/O which lock the searches out. When I turn the scanner back on, scanner will scan the trunk system then the service searches.

 

[mule1075]

Press lockout twice to permanently lockout the service searches. If you only hit lockout once it only temporarily locks then out.

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