Radio Shack PRO-106 - Manual (Page 4)

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7
4.
Scr
oll the
Tag:
field and pr
ess the
X
key
.
Enter a new name for your duplicated object using the text entry method described in “
Appendix C”
of your User’
s Guide. Pr
ess
ENT
or the
Done
softkey when you ar
e finished.
5.
Pr
ess the
Save
softkey to save your work.
You now have a new object that has all of the attributes of the object you first duplicated, except for the changes that you made befor
e
saving.
The DUPE featur
e may also be used to add
specific talkgr
oups to the pr
epr
ogrammed data.
For mor
e information on the DUPE featur
e, r
efer
to the
“Duplicate (DUPE)”
section of your User’
s
Guide. About T
alkg
roup
Names
The RadioRefer
ence database includes two
fields that ar
e used for naming talkgr
oups. The
“Display” field is an abbr
eviated talkgr
oup
name designed to fit into radio displays. The “Description” field is a longer text description of the talkgr
oup.
Your scanner is capable of displaying a maximum of 16 characters for the talkgr
oup name. If the
RadioRefer
ence database included “Display”
data for a talkgr
oup, we utilized it. However
, if a
talkgr
oup has no “Display” data associated with
it, we used the contents of the “Description” field, which may not fit into the display space available on your scanner’
s LCD display
.
Introduction
Using the Preprog
rammed Data
Ther
e ar
e four basic steps that ar
e r
equir
ed in
or
der for you to use the pr
epr
ogrammed data in
your scanner
.
1.
Examine the
“Preprog
rammed Data Director
y”
to
see if your system is included.
2.
Identify the V
-Scanner folder that contains the
desir
ed system.
3.
Load the appr
opriate V
-Scanner folder into
your scanner’
s working memory
.
4.
Enable or disable Scan Lists as needed to select the system or systems that you wish to monitor
.
Befor
e pr
oceeding, you may want to save the
contents of the scanner’
s working memory
,
which otherwise will be erased when you load a V
-Scanner folder
. Skip this section if you do not
need to save the working memory
.
To
save the contents of your working memory:
1.
Pr
ess
FUNC PGM (PROG).
The scanner will
display the V
-Scanner menu:
2.
Pr
ess the
Stor
softkey
. The scanner will display:
Introduction