PRO-93 (200-0523) and PRO-95 (200-0525) Tutorial: Range Search

The only difference between the PRO-93 and the PRO-95, is the number of channels each has; the PRO-93 having 300 channels and the PRO-95 having 1000. The method of programming for each is the same.

This tutorial is for searching frequency ranges. You can select a low-end and high-end frequency and search in between the two.

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Step 1: Select the Search Range



Press SEARCH until SR5 is displayed.



Step 2: Enter Programming Mode



Press PGM then SEARCH. PSR (Program Search) appears in the top line and the cursor blinks L on the second line. This indicates that it is ready to enter the low-end frequency.



Step 3: Enter the Low-end Frequency



Enter the desired low-end frequency with the number keys and use ./DELAY to enter the decimal point. In this example, we use 25.00000.



Step 4: Set the Frequency



Press ENTER to set the frequency. The cursor moves to H. Note: If the entered frequency is incorrect, Invalid Freq will briefly display. Start again from Step 3 of this tutorial.



Step 5: Enter the High-end Frequency



Enter the desired high-end frequency with the number keys and use ./DELAY to enter the decimal point. Press ENTER. In this example we use 29.00000



Step 6: Scan the Frequencies




Turn the SQUELCH knob clockwise and leave it set to a point just after the hissing sound stops.



Step 7: Search the Frequencies



Press SEARCH to start searching. When the scanner finds an active frequency, it stops searching. Our example shows 25.01500 as the active frequency.



Step 8: Exit Frequency Search



Press MANUAL to exit out of frequency search.

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