Midland Radio 74-200 manual Emergency Power

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technique called SAME (Specific Area Message Encoding). The Midland 74-200 7-channel weather/ all hazards monitor is designed to receive these SAME transmissions.

Your Midland 74-200 can be programmed with up to 15 predefined state/county codes that will define which notices broadcast by your NOAA weather station will cause the radio to alert you. Warnings, watches and statements of weather and other area emergencies, about 40 different types- will activate the radio if one or more location code programmed into your unit is included in the SAME message.

Also included in the SAME message is the amount of time for which the message is effective. The 74-200 will continue to display the alert until its time expires.

You don’t need to wait for the 74-200 to give you an alert. Just find the NWR station broadcasting to your area from the 7 available channels. You can listen at any time, day or night to the latest weather information from the National Weather Service.

EMERGENCY POWER

To install the emergency backup battery, turn the unit off and disconnect it from the AC power adapter. Remove the cover by pushing the battery door in the direction of the arrow.

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Contents Model Product Information FeaturesPage Controls Page NWR-SAME Emergency Power Antenna Initial SetupWhat is a Fips Code Acquiring Fips codes for Your Area Date Setting the Clock, Alarm and CalendarAlarm ClockAdjusting the Weather Frequency Page Changing the Alert Pattern Reviewing stored Fips codes ALL County Code Using the Alert FunctionNWR Alert Descriptions Thunders Special When a Test or Demo Alert Occurs Reset Button Button press Beeps TroubleshootingProblem Suggestions Back Light of the DisplayAlert Maintenance Volt Operation EXT. Alert Output SpecificationsGeneral ReceiverService ONE Year Limited Warranty Mail mail@midlandradio.com