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Recently obtained my GMRS license and purchased a Radioddity GM-30 Plus radio. It's been great learning about GMRS and specifically how to program the radio. One thing I can't sort out is how to configure the scanning for a specific set of channels. I noticed in the Channel configuration there is an option to select SCAN ADD but I don't really understand what that actually does. I've enabled it on two separate channels and then enabled scan mode, but it still scans all of the programmed channels. What am I missing here?

Greetings folks. I hope y'all are well. As with the SDR discussion a couple Wednesdays back, I have to ask the folks using SDR hardware and software for scanning. What SDR software are folks using? Which one(s) would you recommend? Sure I have done my Google search homework, and have found well over 40 solutions available over several operating systems, but this does not narrow down choices, based on user information. Platform is irrelevant I have been using SDR Touch Android app for several years, but this app is not available for chrome books, Linux distros, or Windows. I am currently seeing what works with Chromebook. I am like a kid in a candy store testing and seeing what works. (ignore the geek out) On my Chromebook, I am using ChromeOS and have Linux Bullseye (Debian) running in a virtual environment. Many Android apps are available with sideloading as an option. Intel 64-bit system. So let me know folks, I appreciate the input and recommendations. If anyone has questions regarding SDR, I am more than happy to answer questions with my limited knowlede Apologies for the really bad copy and paste

Good day to you all!, I just purchased my BTECH GMRS-V1 radio. Sure is a puzzle.... lol anyway I am wondering if I can scan while in FREQUENCY MODE ? when I hold the *scan button down a couple of seconds and I get a message (RANGE ----:---- ) The only way to get rid of this is to turn off my radio and back on again. I can get it to scan in "CHANNEL MODE" ok . I'm just curious is all. Thank you for your input and help!