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Icom F221 Scanning How to?


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I replied to an old thread elsewhere in the forums, but did anyone get this fugured out? I have an F221, also, (AND an F121 VHF) and the scan function is a pain to figure out. 

I have the 30 GMRS channels and repeaters programmed into Bank 1 of the F221.

In Bank Operation I have ALL SCAN in the text field. 

In Scan List I have all ten lists set to M1(Normal), text field says SCAN 1 through 10 for the list.

In Scan Setting I have Stop set at 5, Resume set at 3 and Power ON Scan set to OFF.

In the programmable buttons I have P0 set to Scan A Start/Stop, SMARTRUNK Set to NULL,

P1 set to Scan Add/Delete (Tag), SMARTRUNK Set to NULL,

P2 set to Prio A (Rewrite), SMARTRUNK Set to NULL,

P3 set to Moni, SMARTRUnK Set to BANK.

 

I'd just like to be able to turn scan on and off. The mic isn't grounded. I don't think. I might have tried that trick years ago of wiring a ground inside the mic, but that might have been on my F121...  ANY help appreciated!!  Thanks.

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Well I hate it when I answer my own question. After all that typing I figured I should check to see if this mic is internally grounded/modded.... And it's not. I touched the mic clip button to the chassis and hit P0 to start scanning and it worked. Looks like I'll heat up the soldering iron tomorrow.

Thanks anyway, all. :)  73

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