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MODESCAN

Another little useful scanning mode provided on the MVT-7100

Mode Scan.

lffor

example you

wanted to

Scan

all

the channels that

had

been programmed

you would select "FM" mode

Manual mode and press FUNC + M-SCAN.

You

would then scan any memory channels that

contained frequencies

FM mode.

This can

particularly useful, if for example you wanted to scan

all

your airband frequencies (which

would

he in AM,

they are not they should be I) but they were spread between several differe

banks. Rather than have to mess around with passing channels

selecting o

nly

certain banks to scan

a simple case

selecting

on any frequency

manual mode then FUNC + M-SCAN. Hey

Presto you now are now scanning only frequencies

AM.

with "normal" Scan and Program Scan channel pass can be used and you can specify a

sin

bank or upto 4 different banks

Mode Scan. So if you only wanted to scan those frequencies

Banks 4 & 7 you would select FM on

any

frequency

manual mode, then press 4, 7, FUNC,

M-

SCAN.

EXAMPLE

scan only those frequencies stored

WFM mode

You must be

manual mode, any frequency

will

WFM

Press

FUNC

+ M-SCAN

STE,

nn•Hl

WFM

BD.ODD.D

,,,,:

-.....~J,\

'''

U U

JCH

-WFM-

• B 1 :tnn,, •

I..:JUU.!..J

BID•••••••••

'"'

-llH

S 6

9 1

f50cH

~~:M~

1;:11,

iit:h

IJ!..J.!..J

DID•••••••••

l U

When

Mode Scan

SCAN

will

be displayed togther with the selected mode which

will

be flashing.

When a transmission

received the bank number

which the channel

located

will

flash . PGM will

flash with any channel that has been included

the Program Scan aswell.

To return to normal

Scan mode simply press the SCAN

key

To return to memory mode press either FUNC

+ M-SCAN again

just the

key. Key

memory channel followed

when scanning and you

will

go direct to the chosen channel.

If you wish to return to Manual mode when

Mode Scan press the

key twice.

Mvr · 7100 Operating Instructions 1.0 0 Javiation January

1993

Page

SEARCHING

start storing frequencies into memory channels assumes that we already know

what

frequencies

we want to listen to either through previous experience or via one

the many publications now

available.

you wish to try and locate new active frequencies within certain

pans

the radio

spectrum the MVT-7100 has a

Search facility which will allow

rapidly "search", in any

~ode

increment step up or down from a displayed frequency or alternauvly between two frequenc1es

start the MVT -7100 searching up from a displayed frequency just press the

key, the

MVT-7100 will ultimately work its way to 1650MHz.

rotating the tuning knob

pressing

the~

rection arrow you can reverse the search direction to go 'backwards'

all

the way to 530KHz ..

EXA

MPLE

7he

played

frequency,

manual mode is 903.

75,

FM,

.5KHz steps. Press

to start

searc

hing

upwards from the displayed frequency.

m•

/2.51rHz

9D3

13'1.5

•

I ':'I CIt Hz

IC.-1

903.200.0

Cl!l31--------·

1 f you wish to change the reception mode or increment steps you

may

do so while the set

c~rch

ing

following the instructions earlier on page

PRE-PROGRAMMED SEARCH BANKS

The MVT-7100 has been pre-programmed

the factory with the following

search banks which

most cases unsuitable for the U.

listener.

Band

Start

Freq Stop Freq

StqJ

Size

M(Jde

Bank l 76.00 - 107.75MHz 50KHz Steps

WFM

108.00 -

14200MHz

50KHz Steps

144.00 - 146.00MHz

20KHz Steps

NFM

Bank 4

146.00

- 154.65MHz 10KHz Steps

NFM

Bank 5 156.00

- 162 05MHz

12.5KHz

Steps

NFM

Bank 6 175.75 - 221.75MHz 50KHz

Steps

WFM

Bank 7

430.00 - 440.00MHz 20KHz Steps

NFM

8 450.0125

- 451.50MHz

.5KHz Steps

NFM

nk 9 850.025 - 859.9875MHz 6.25KHz Steps

NFM

903.0375 - 904.9875MHz

12.5KHZ

Steps

NFM

'Jo sta

searching a particular bank simply press the bank number followed by

MVf-7100

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