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SCAN RESUME METHODS
SELECTING SCAN RESUME METHOD
Before using Scan, it’s necessary to decide under what
condition you want your transceiver to continue scanning
after detecting and stopping for a signal. You can
choose Time-operated Scan or Carrier-operated Scan.
The default is Time-operated Scan.
■ Time-Operated Scan
Your transceiver stops scanning after detecting a
signal, remains there for approximately 5 seconds, and
then continues to scan even if the signal is still
present.
■ Carrier-Operated Scan
Your transceiver stops scanning after detecting a
signal and remains on the same frequency until the
signal drops out. There is a 2 second delay between
signal drop-out and scan resumption to allow time for
any responding stations to begin transmitting.
Note:
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Turning the Tuning control clockwise or pressing microphone
[UP] after a signal that has stopped Scan clears, causes
scanning to resume immediately upward.
Turning the Tuning control counterclockwise, or pressing
microphone [OWN] after a signal that has stopped Scan clears,
causes scanning to resume immediately downward.
Use the following procedure to switch your transceiver
between Time-operated Scan and Carrier-operated Scan.
1 Press [F] (1 s) to enter Menu A.
2 Select "CO" {page 22}.
• "CO" begins blinking and the current CO selection
appears.
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3 Select a Scan Resume method.
• The available selections are CO (carrier-operated)
or TO (time-operated).
• Default: TO
4 Exit Menu A.
• "CO" remains ON if Carrier-operated Scan was
selected.
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- TM-251A/251E 1
- TM-451A/451E 1
- THANK YOU 3
- PRECAUTIONS 3
- CONTENTS 4
- FEATURES ACCESSORIES 8
- CONVENTIONS FOLLOWED IN THIS 9
- MOBILE INSTALLATION 10
- Installation Example 10
- DC POWER CABLE CONNECTION 11
- Dismantle fuse holder 12
- Passenger compartment 12
- ANTENNA CONNECTION 13
- DC POWER SUPPLY CONNECTION 14
- ACCESSORY CONNECTIONS 16
- DATA Connector Pinout 17
- GETTING ACQUAINTED 18
- YOUR FIRST QSO 19
- REAR PANEL 22
- MICROPHONE 23
- (D +v +u 24
- O O U C<Wg2 25
- Wm O O O O Wi 26
- ItldO.Cl.O OMB 26
- :0 O ': 27
- :Lh LUtot 28
- MENU SET-UP 29
- MENU A CONFIGURATION 30
- 350ms/550ms 350 ms 31
- CONFIRMATION BEFORE OPERATION 33
- FRONT PANEL 34
- RECEIVING 35
- \ \ 1 / / 36
- / / M \ “«f 36
- 1 S • 7 • OVCR 36
- BAND SELECT 37
- [FJ, [REV] 38
- MRF 1 » 38
- VFO MODE 39
- SELECTING FREQUENCIES 39
- ■ Tuning Control 39
- Programmable VFO 40
- Microphone [UP]/[DWN] Buttons 41
- FREQUENCY STEP SIZE 42
- TRANSMITTING 44
- Ki о К ft 45
- MEMORY CHANNELS 46
- I‘-I XO LI LI 47
- MRF 1 > 48
- 7 • OVER 48
- MEMORY VFO TRANSFERS 49
- ERASING MEMORY CHANNELS 50
- CALL CHANNEL 50
- CHANNEL DISPLAY FUNCTION 52
- INITIALIZING MEMORY 53
- Partial Reset (VFO) 53
- ■ Full Reset (Memory) 53
- I 1 • r • OVER 53
- OPERATING THROUGH REPEATERS 55
- SELECTING OFFSET DIRECTION 56
- AUTOMATIC TRANSMIT OFFSET 56
- SaRF 1357» OVER 57
- REVERSE FUNCTION 58
- TONE ACCESS 58
- Selecting a Tone Frequency 59
- S«RF 1 3 S 7 • OVER 59
- 1 S ■ 7 » OVER 60
- ^ C LI U 61
- C T» * n 62
- 1 S ■ 7 • OVER 64
- MEMORY SCAN 65
- Locking-Out Memory Channels 65
- BAND SCAN 66
- I 3 • 7 • OVER 67
- Using Programmable Band Scan 67
- CALL/VFO SCAN 68
- CALL/MEMORY SCAN 68
- AUXILIARY FUNCTIONS 69
- *’-/ I.J» Jr u 69
- 1 a • T • OVEN 70
- AUTOMATIC POWER OFF (APO) 70
- —caziE“ APo 70
- / / 1 w"/1 \ ^ 70
- BEEP TONE 71
- DISPLAY DIMMER 71
- DISPLAY MODE 72
- DISPLAY DEMONSTRATION MODE 73
- REMOTE CONTROL 74
- REMOTE FUNCTIONS USING 75
- MC-45DM/DME 75
- Configuring the PF Keys 77
- Monitor Function 77
- REMOTE FUNCTIONS USING TH-7 78
- KEYPAD DIRECT ENTRY 78
- ■ Frequency Entry 78
- MHz MHz kHz kHz kHz 79
- Memory Channel Entry 80
- 1 t • 7 • oven — / I 80
- USING CTCSS 81
- SELECTING CTCSS FREQUENCIES 81
- ACTIVATING DTSS 82
- 1 S ■ T • ОУСЙ 82
- MRF 1 Э I 7 • oven 83
- Э • 7 • OVER 83
- 1 > a 7 • OVER 84
- V Iv _ Cl I fj 85
- -vt Jl I-I 85
- OVERVIEW 86
- PAGE CODE MEMORY 86
- STORING PAGE CODES 86
- • tjtj о к 87
- * ■ 7 t OVEH 89
- PAGE ANSWER-BACK 90
- PAGE CODE AND REPEATERS 90
- LOCKING-OUT CODES 91
- AUTO PAGE CANCEL 91
- OPEN PAGE 92
- TONE ALERT 93
- CHANGING THE ALARM TONE 94
- 1 » • 7 • OVEM 94
- MESSAGE RECORDING 95
- SELECTING THE RECORDING MODE 96
- ■ 7 ■ oven 96
- PLAYBACK 97
- FULL DUPLEX OPERATION 98
- PACKET OPERATION 100
- MAINTENANCE 101
- SERVICE NOTE 102
- CLEANING 102
- TROUBLESHOOTING 103
- Continued 104
- OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES 109
- INSTALLING OPTIONS 111
- MEMORY UNIT 112
- SPECIFICATIONS 113
- Transmitter 114
- Receiver 114
- GLOSSARY 115
- Open Page 118
- Station Page code 120
- QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE 122
- A " - + Menu Set-up 50 127
- “ With CTCSS unit installed 130
- ^ Except [F] or [PWR] 130
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