what happens?

[frank125]

while scanning in limit search and the scanner stops on a frequencie it asks you if you want to store it. if after you store this. how do you go about to find it. thanks for any help

 

[DaveIN]

If you press manual, you can then scroll through the scanlist (the default save to, is scanlist 1) with the up/down arrows. You can also use the Find feature. press Program, Edit, Find enter a alpha text or frequency. And you can find it by object type by pressing Program, Edit, press left or right key to select the object type, such as CONV, the the up down arrow to select the conventional object.

 

[DonS]

If you press manual, you can then scroll through the scanlist (the default save to, is scanlist 1) with the up/down arrows. You can also use the Find feature. press Program, Edit, Find enter a alpha text or frequency. And you can find it by object type by pressing Program, Edit, press left or right key to select the object type, such as CONV, the the up down arrow to select the conventional object.

Or, if you press MAN right after pressing "Stor" in the search, you'll be taken right to the CONV object you just stored.

 

[DaveIN]

That's a good tip Don! I've added it to the Wiki. Thanks.

 

[DonS]

That's a good tip Don! I've added it to the Wiki. Thanks.

Another way to get to a "Stor"ed object is to remember the 4-digit number that appears when you press Stor. Then, in MAN or PGM modes, type that number and press ENT. For example, if the number that appeared on the display was "0061", you could go into MAN or PGM modes and hit 6 1 ENT.

 

[DaveIN]

This one I did know, but the press Man just after stor is great.

Any other ones?

 

[kikito]

This one I did know, but the press Man just after stor is great.

Any other ones?

Well, right along what DonS mentioned, I noticed that pressing MAN always brings you to the last active object you had, regardless of how long it's been since it was active. So it's a good thing if you heard something and couldn't catch what frequency or talkgroup it was before it resume scanning.