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Digital Trunking – Desktop/Mobile Radio Scanner - Radio Shack

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Object Searches<br />

Object Searches<br />

To create a new SRVC object<br />

1. Press PROG for Program Mode.<br />

2. Press NEW softkey, then press SRCH softkey to view the available<br />

Search types.<br />

3. Press the SRVC softkey.<br />

4. Press to scroll to the Srvc: field.<br />

5. Press or to select the type of search you want to define.<br />

Service types include Public Safety, Aircraft, Amateur, CB,<br />

Marine, FRS/GMRS/MURS/DOT and Railroad.<br />

6. Press Save softkey to store your SRVC search as an object.<br />

To activate SRVC search:<br />

1. Press MAN during scanning to enter Manual Mode.<br />

2. Press or to scroll through the objects to SRVC.<br />

3. Press the SRCH softkey to activate the SRVC search. SRVC search<br />

stops when an active frequency is found.<br />

frequency lockout list<br />

4. To resume searching, press .<br />

Signal Stalker II Object (STLK)<br />

A Signal Stalker Object (STLK) stores the parameters necessary for<br />

the radio to rapidly sweep a range of frequencies for strong signals<br />

from nearby transmitters. A STLK object can be used for standalone<br />

operation—the radio just sweeps and stops when activity is detected,<br />

or for stalking that is performed while the radio is scanning. During<br />

scanning, the radio will check for activity on all the enabled Scannable<br />

Objects: TGRP objects, CONV objects, LMIT objects and STLK objects.<br />

Essential Parameters<br />

By default, a newly created STLK object is ready to go without any<br />

changes. In its default configuration, the STLK object will sweep<br />

through all of the important land mobile radio bands and look for<br />

strong signal activity from nearby transmitters. You may wish to<br />

include or exclude some bands in your sweeps in order to check other<br />

frequency ranges or to limit the amount of time the scanner spends<br />

sweeping frequency ranges where local transmitter activity is less<br />

likely. See “Appendix B: Detailed Menu Reference: STLK Menu” on page 113<br />

for detailed menu information.<br />

To create a new STLK object:<br />

1. Press PROG to place your scanner into Program Mode.<br />

2. Press NEW softkey, then press SRCH softkey to view the available<br />

Search types.<br />

3. Press STLK softkey.<br />

4. Scroll down to Type: and press if you want to change<br />

between All Bands and Public Safety.<br />

Refer to “Appendix A: Search Bands” on page 94 for sub-band<br />

frequencies.<br />

If you want to include or exclude sub bands:<br />

1. Scroll down to Sub-bands: and press or to scroll through<br />

the sub-bands.<br />

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