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5vqtkpi"-pqyp"(tgswgpekgu"+pvq"%jcppgnu – Radio Shack PRO-2018 User Manual

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1. Turn

SQUELCH

until the indicator points to

MIN

before

you turn on the scanner.

2. To turn on the scanner, slide

POWER

to

ON

.

3. Turn

VOLUME

clockwise until you hear a hissing sound.

4. Turn

SQUELCH

clockwise, just until the hissing sound

stops.

±

5. To turn off the scanner when you finish, slide

POWER

to

OFF

.

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Good references for active frequencies are the RadioShack
Police Call Guide including Fire and Emergency Services,
Official Aeronautical Frequency Directory, and Maritime
Frequency Directory. We update these directories every
year, so be sure to purchase a current copy.

Follow these steps to store frequencies into channels.

1. Press

PGM

.

F=C

appears. Then enter the channel

number (1-200) where you want to store a frequency,
then press

PGM

again.

2. Use the number keys and

´

to enter the frequency

(including the decimal point) you want to store.

3. Press

ENT

to store the frequency into the channel.

±

Press

DELAY/

´

if you want the scanner to pause 2

seconds on this channel before it proceeds to the next
channel after a transmission ends (see “Delay” on
Page 20). The scanner also stores this setting in the
channel.

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1

162.400

2

162.425

3

162.450

4

162.475

5

162.500

6

162.525

7

162.550

±

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±

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Operation

To listen to a weak or distant
station, turn SQUELCH
counterclockwise. If reception is
poor, turn SQUELCH clockwise
to cut out weak transmissions.

If SQUELCH is adjusted so you
always hear a hissing sound,
the scanner will not scan or
search properly.

Storing Known Frequencies
into Channels

If you made a mistake in Step 2,

;hheh

;hheh

;hheh

;hheh

appears and the scanner

beeps three times when you
press ENT. Simply start again
from Step 2.

Your scanner automatically
rounds the entered frequency
down to the closest valid
frequency. For example, if you
enter a frequency of 151.473,
your scanner accepts it as
151.470.

If you entered a frequency that
is already stored in another
channel, the scanner beeps
three times while displaying the
lowest channel number and

#ZKFB

#ZKFB

#ZKFB

#ZKFB

- where the frequency is

already stored. Then the fre-
quency you entered flashes on
the display. To store the
frequency anyway, press ENT
again. Press TUNE/CLEAR to
clear the frequency.

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