Midland Radio WR-120 Troubleshooting, Problem Suggestion, For Technical Support Contact

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WR-120 Owner’s Manual

Troubleshooting:

Problem

Suggestion

 

 

No Power

Make sure the power adapter is securely plugged

 

into the back of the weather radio and into the

 

wall outlet.

 

Make sure batteries are installed in case of a

 

power failure.

No Sound

Check VOLUME control to ensure volume is

 

turned up to an audible level.

No Weather broadcast

Ensure the telescoping antenna is up and fully

when you press the

extended.

WEATHER/SNOOZE

 

button

If you are using an external antenna, ensure it is

 

connected properly.

 

Ensure the radio is set to the weather channel in

 

use in your area.

 

Contact the broadcasting station to ensure they

 

are presently broadcasting.

 

If in a metal structure, make sure you are close

 

to a window.

 

If in a weak signal area, you will need an

 

external antenna.

 

 

The radio is not

Check to see that you have programmed in the

responding properly

correct S.A.M.E. code(s).

to weather alert

 

broadcasts

Check that the tower nearest you is

 

broadcasting.

 

 

For Technical Support Contact:

Midland Radio Corporation

5900 Parretta Drive

Kansas City, Missouri 64120 Phone: (816) 241-8500 Fax: (816) 241-5713

E-mail: mail@midlandradio.com

Web site: www.midlandusa.com

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Contents WR120 To SET Volume press the Volume UP or Volume Down buttons Quick Start InstructionsTable of Contents For USA M.E. Specific Area Message Encoding CodesWelcome For CanadaGetting to know your Weather Radio WR-120 FeaturesAccessory Jacks Icons on the DisplaySet Time Setting up your Weather RadioSet Alarm Set LanguageMultiple County Code Programming the radio for your areaSingle County S.A.M.E. Code Set Alert Type Display, Voice or ToneReviewing Recent Alerts Set Channel/VolumeAlert Test Set Events BacklightButton Beeps Edit EventsProblem Suggestion TroubleshootingFor Technical Support Contact Reception One Year Limited Warranty ServiceManuel du Propriétaire WR-120 Instructions pour un démarrage rapideTable des Matières Programmer la radio pour votre zoneBienvenue Les messages de secteur spécifique codéPrises à Accessoires Battery MenuTone Alarm VoiceConfigurer votre Récepteur Radio-Météo Select Type d’Alerte Affichage, Voix or Sonore Alertes TestRétroéclairage ’éteindra après 5 secondesLes problèmes et leurs solutions Problème Suggestion Pour Contacter le Soutien TechniqueRéception Tests des signaux de diffusionService Garantie Limitée d’un AnManual del Propietario WR-120 Instrucciones RápidasÍndice Obteniendo los Códigos S.A.M.E Programando la radio para su áreaPara los Estados Unidos Obteniendo los Códigos S.A.M.EPara Canadá Iconos en la Pantalla Conociendo su Radio MeteorológicaCaracterísticas de la WR-120 Conectores AccesoriosEstablecer Hora Configurando su Radio MeteorológicaEstablecer Alarma Establecer IdiomaCódigo S.A.M.E. Para Un Condado Programando la radio para su áreaCódigo para Condados Múltiples Revisar Alertas Recientes Establecer Canal/VolumenTipo de Alerta Pantalla, Voz o Sirena Prueba de AlertaSonido de los Botones Iluminación TraseraEventos Preestablecidos Problema Sugerencia Para Soporte Técnico ContacteRecepción Emisión de Señales de PruebaGarantía Limitada de Un Año ServicioAccessories Order Form QTY PriceRevised

WR-120 specifications

The Midland Radio WR-120 is a highly regarded weather alert radio designed to keep users informed and safe during severe weather conditions. One of its standout features is its ability to receive NOAA Weather Radio broadcasts, which provide vital information regarding weather alerts and warnings. This radio is equipped with Specific Area Message Encoding (SAME) technology, allowing it to filter alerts based on the user’s designated area. This ensures that users receive only the most relevant weather information, minimizing unnecessary alerts.

The WR-120 also includes a built-in alarm clock function, making it a practical addition to any bedroom or living space. Users can set multiple alarm times, and the radio features a snooze function for those who need a few extra minutes of sleep. The LCD display is backlit, ensuring easy readability even in low-light conditions.

One of the key characteristics of the Midland WR-120 is its portability. It can be powered via AC adapter or by batteries, making it an ideal choice for both home use and taking on camping trips or other outdoor adventures. This versatility ensures that users stay informed, regardless of their location.

In terms of audio quality, the WR-120 delivers clear and audible alerts, ensuring that even in times of high stress, users can easily hear important messages. The radio is designed to operate effectively even during power outages, which is crucial during severe weather events when traditional power sources may fail.

The Midland WR-120 also conforms to the Emergency Alert System (EAS), allowing it to broadcast critical information related to emergencies beyond just weather alerts. This makes it a valuable tool not only for weather preparedness but for general emergency preparedness as well.

Overall, the Midland Radio WR-120 is a feature-rich weather alert radio that combines technology, convenience, and reliability. Its SAME technology, alarm functions, and portability set it apart as an essential device for anyone looking to stay informed and prepared during inclement weather. Whether at home or on the go, the WR-120 ensures users can receive timely alerts, making it a smart investment for safety.