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Spectrum Scope Mode
The Spectrum Scope provides a graphical view of signal activity across a range of frequencies.
It can be started by executing
Key Functions → Scope (default key: LP-2)
while in frequency mode.

Begins entry of a new centre frequency in MHz.
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*enters a decimal point -
GREENor#confirms entry -
REDcancels entry
Exits Spectrum Scope and returns to Radio Mode.
Opens the main menu.
Opens the Scope Function Menu.
The menu lists all available scope functions and their associated key shortcuts.
Functions may also be executed directly from this menu.
Increments the centre frequency upward by the current step value.
- Short press: one step
- Long press: continuous stepping
Same as Roll Left, but in the opposite direction.
Sets the centre frequency to the currently strongest detected signal.
Certain actions and events will pause the scope display and switch the radio into receive mode on a user request or detected signal. Reception continues until the the user intervenes or the signal is lost in the case of trigger events.
Opens the squelch and receives on the strongest signal currently visible on the scope.
Opens the squelch and receives on the current centre frequency.
Sets the signal strength threshold required to trigger monitoring.
A horizontal blue line appears on the scope display indicating the trigger level.
- 1 – Lowest trigger threshold
- 9 – Highest trigger threshold
Removes the active monitor trigger.
The blue trigger line will disappear.
Adds the currently monitored frequency to the ignore list so it will not trigger again.
Clears all entries from the ignore list.
Toggles the number of bars displayed in the scope, which also controls the visible frequency span.
Values: 16, 24, 48, 60, 80, 120
Allows entry of a new frequency step value in kHz.
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*enters a decimal point -
GREENor#confirms entry -
REDcancels entry
Sets modulation mode to FM.
Sets modulation mode to AM.
Sets modulation mode to DSB.
Sets the active VFO in Radio Mode to the current center frequency.
This action does not exit Spectrum Scope Mode.