Midland Radio 74-200 manual Reset Button

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to let everyone with weather monitor receivers verify the operation of their equipment.

To find out the test schedule of for your area, contact the local NOAA or NWS office. Look for the number under US Government, Department of Commerce.

The following alert descriptions are for testing only.

What You See

NWS Alert Type

What You Hear

REQUIRED

 

Beeps

WEEKLY

 

 

TEST

 

 

 

 

 

REQUIRED

 

Beeps

MONTHLY

 

 

TEST

 

 

SYSTEM

 

Beeps

DEMO

 

 

NATIONAL

 

No sound

PERIODIC

 

 

TEST

 

 

As the NWS adds new alert capabilities your radio is set to receive them and alert you automatically with no modifications.

Reset Button

Should your 74-200 become unresponsive to button entries or does not work properly, a reset button has been added. This button is accessed from the bottom of the 74-200. To activate this function, use a long object such as a straightened paper clip. Carefully insert this into the small hole marked “Reset”. When you press the button inside the 74-200, you will feel a click. This resets the Clock, Calendar and alarm time. This reset will not affect the “SAME” codes entered.

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