37SCAN OPERATION7 Scan typesScanning searches for signals automatically and makes iteasier to locate new stations for contact or listening purposes.There are 3 scan types and 4 resume conditions to suit youroperating needs.FULL SCAN (p. 38) Repeatedly scans all frequen-cies over the entire band.Used as the simplest scanwithout any preliminary set-tings necessary.BandedgeBandedgeScanJumpPROGRAMMED SCAN(p. 38)Repeatedly scans betweentwo user-programmed fre-quencies. Used for checkingfor frequencies within a speci-fied range such as repeateroutput frequencies, etc. 3pairs of scan edges are avail-able.BandedgeBandedgeScan edgesScanJumpMEMORY SCAN (p. 38) Repeatedly scans memorychannels except those set asskip channels. Used for often-called channels and for by-passing normally busychannels such as repeaterfrequencies.SKIPSKIPM 0 M 4M 1 M 2 M 3M 5M 199 M 6SCAN RESUMECONDITION (p. 42)4 resume conditions are avail-able: 3 timer scans and pausescan. When receiving a sig-nal, pause scan pauses untilthe signal disappears; timerscans pause for 5, 10 or15 sec.PausescanReceivinga signalTimerscanPausing2 sec. NOTE: A tone scan function is available to search for subaudible tones (e.g. when you want to find a subaudible tone fre-quency necessary to open a repeater). See p. 51 for details.