Midland ER200 Owner's Manual

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Midland ER200 Specification

The Midland ER200 Radio is a compact and versatile emergency communication device designed for reliability and ease of use in various situations. The radio features a digital AM/FM tuner, allowing users to stay informed with local broadcasts. For emergency alerts, it includes a NOAA weather band receiver that provides up-to-date weather forecasts and hazard alerts. A key aspect of its design is the multiple power sources. The ER200 can be powered by a rechargeable lithium-ion battery, replaceable with six AA batteries for extended use. It also features a solar panel and a hand-crank dynamo, ensuring functionality during power outages or in remote locations.

The radio is equipped with an LED flashlight with multiple lighting modes, including a high setting, low setting, and an SOS Morse code beacon for emergency signaling. This feature increases visibility and safety during nighttime or low-light situations. Additionally, the ER200 includes a USB port, allowing it to serve as a power bank to charge small devices like phones, making it an essential tool during emergencies or outdoor activities.

The compact design and ergonomic shape of the radio make it easy to carry and operate, while the durable construction ensures it withstands various environmental conditions. The Midland ER200 is an essential device for emergency preparedness, offering reliable communication, information access, and portable power solutions. Its combination of features makes it suitable for use in a wide range of situations, from natural disasters to outdoor adventures, ensuring users are equipped with the necessary tools for survival and communication.

Midland ER200 F.A.Q.

How do I charge the Midland ER200 Radio?

To charge the Midland ER200 Radio, connect the USB charging cable to the micro USB port on the radio and plug the other end into a power source like a computer or USB wall adapter. The charging indicator will light up when charging.

What should I do if the radio is not turning on?

Ensure that the battery is fully charged. If the radio still does not turn on, try performing a reset by removing and reinserting the battery. If the issue persists, contact Midland customer support.

How can I improve the reception on my Midland ER200 Radio?

To improve reception, adjust the position of the telescopic antenna and ensure it is fully extended. Moving to an open area away from obstructions can also enhance signal reception.

How do I activate the flashlight on the ER200 Radio?

To activate the flashlight, press the flashlight button located on the side of the radio. Press it again to turn off the flashlight.

What is the procedure for setting up weather alerts on the Midland ER200?

Press the WX button to access the weather band. Tune to your local NOAA weather channel and wait for alerts. The radio automatically switches to the weather channel when alerts are broadcasted.

Can I use rechargeable batteries in the ER200 Radio?

Yes, the ER200 Radio is designed to work with the included rechargeable lithium-ion battery. It can also operate with standard AA batteries as a backup power source.

How do I perform a factory reset on the Midland ER200 Radio?

To perform a factory reset, turn off the radio, remove the battery, wait for a few seconds, and reinsert the battery. This will reset the radio to its default settings.

What should I do if the sound is distorted on my radio?

Check the volume level and adjust it appropriately. Ensure the antenna is fully extended and positioned correctly. If distortion persists, check for interference from electronic devices nearby.

How do I switch between AM and FM radio bands on the ER200?

Press the Band button to toggle between AM and FM bands. Use the tuning buttons to select your desired station.

What is the expected battery life of the Midland ER200?

The battery life of the Midland ER200 depends on usage. With moderate use, it can last up to 25 hours on a full charge. Utilizing features like the flashlight or weather alerts will reduce battery life.