Midland Radio HH54 quick start Travel/Home Modes, Single S.A.M.E. County Code

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A Single S.A.M.E. County Code:

1.Press the MENU button to open menu options.

2.Press the UP arrow to scroll through menu options until “S.A.M.E. SET” is displayed, then press SELECT button.

3.Press the UP arrow to scroll through:“SINGLE”, “MULTIPLE”, or “ANY.”

4.Display “SINGLE”, then press the SELECT button. “S.A.M.E.01”will be displayed. (Note if you are programming a single S.A.M.E. County Code, only the “01” setting will be used.) Press SELECT.

5.Using the UP arrow, find the first digit of your S.A.M.E. County Code. Press the RIGHT arrow to save the digit and automatically advance to the next digit.

6.Program all digits of your S.A.M.E. County Code in the same way.

7.Press the SELECT button to store your S.A.M.E. County Code. Press the MENU button to close the programming menu.

Multiple S.A.M.E. County Codes:

1.Press the MENU button to open menu options.

2.Press the UP arrow to scroll through menu options until “S.A.M.E. SET” is displayed, then press the SELECT button.

3.Press the UP arrow to scroll through:“SINGLE”, “MULTIPLE”, or “ANY.”

4.Display “MULTIPLE” as explained, then press SELECT. “S.A.M.E.01” will be displayed, indicating you will be programming your first S.A.M.E. County Code at weather radio menu location “01.”

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After programming your first S.A.M.E. County

 

 

Code, press the SELECT button then the

 

 

“UP” arrow to advance to “S.A.M.E. 02.”

 

 

Program all of your S.A.M.E. County

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Codes in the same way as above.

6.

When finished entering all your codes,

press the MENU button to close the programming menu.

HelpfulTip:The S.A.M.E. code is created using the

following method:

•The first digit is the sub county code-currently 0 in most

areas.

•The second two digits represent the state code.

•The last three digits represent the county code.

Travel/Home Modes

The HH54 gives you the option of home or travel mode, making it easy to take the radio from home onto a road trip or vacation without having to reprogram your settings Here are the basic differences between travel and home mode:

Home Mode: In this mode the radio uses your default settings for response location. So, if you have chosen mul- tiple S.A.M.E counties and programmed in three,

these will be the counties the radio will alert for. In addition your channel selected during the quick start set-up will be saved as a home default as well, unless you manually change it through the menu while in home mode. When you switch to travel mode, these settings will be saved for when you return back to home mode.

Travel Mode: In this mode the radio automatically scans to the first available weather channel with a broadcast signal strong enough to use. If later the signal becomes too weak to use the radio will automatically resume scanning to find a usable signal.

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Contents Index Quick Start Instructions Installing the Belt ClipThank you Set the Sleep Alarm HH54 Features and Controls Set the ClockLCD Indicators Set the ChannelGetting the S.A.M.E County Code Visit the National Weather Service website atM.E Specific Area Message Encoding County Codes Single S.A.M.E. County Code Travel/Home ModesReviewing Alerts Choosing an AlertTypeDisplay Backlighting ReceptionTroubleshooting Service OneYear Limited WarrantyFor Product Purchased in the USA For Product Purchased in CanadaHH54 Midland Radio Corporation

HH54 specifications

The Midland Radio HH54 is a cutting-edge handheld NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration) weather radio that stands out for its combination of portability, durability, and advanced technology. This versatile device is designed to ensure that users stay informed about severe weather conditions, making it an essential tool for outdoor enthusiasts, travelers, and emergency preparedness.

One of the main features of the HH54 is its ability to receive all 7 NOAA weather band channels in the United States. This ensures that users can tune in to real-time weather alerts, forecasts, and warnings, providing critical information during severe weather events like storms, floods, or tornadoes. Additionally, the HH54 is equipped with Automatic Weather Alerts, which automatically activate the radio when emergency alerts are broadcast, ensuring that users won’t miss important information.

The HH54 is not just limited to weather alerts; it also incorporates AM/FM capabilities, allowing users to listen to regular broadcasts for music, news, or talk shows. This dual functionality enhances the device's versatility, making it useful in various settings, whether you're camping, hiking, or just enjoying a day outdoors.

To improve communication and connectivity, the HH54 features NOAA Weather Radio Frequency and Alert technology. It can also integrate seamlessly with other Midland communications devices, such as walkie-talkies, which enhances its utility for group activities or family trips.

In terms of build quality, the HH54 is designed to be rugged and weather-resistant, ensuring it can withstand the rigors of outdoor use. Its compact size, coupled with a lightweight design, makes it easy to carry on any adventure. The device features an easy-to-read LCD display and user-friendly controls that simplify operation, even in challenging conditions.

Moreover, the HH54 is equipped with a rechargeable battery, which not only promotes sustainability but also guarantees that users can rely on the device for extended periods. The built-in alert tone is loud enough to be heard in various environments, ensuring that users are alerted to any ongoing emergencies.

In conclusion, the Midland Radio HH54 offers a comprehensive range of features and advanced technologies, making it an invaluable tool for staying informed about weather conditions. Its combination of NOAA alerts, AM/FM capabilities, and durable design ensures that users can rely on it, no matter where their adventures take them.
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