Midland ER310 Manuel utilisateur

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TableofContents -------------------------------------- 2

Features -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -3

Controls and Functions---------------------------------- 4

ER310 Power Sources -----------------------------------6

Usingthe USB Output Port to Charge a Device ----------8

Operating the Radio-------------------------------------8

Using the Weather Radio-------------------------------- 9

ER310 Settings Menu------------------------------------11

LED Flashlight-----------------------------------------12

SOS Morse Code Flashlight Beacon ---------------------12

Ultrasonic Dog Whistle----------------------------------12

Using the Headphone Jack------------------------------12

Limited Warranty------------------------------------- --13

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Other Products-----------------------------------------16

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Welcome to the World of Midland Electronics

The Midland ER310 is skillfully constructed from the finest

components. Built with emergency situations in mind, the hand

crank digital weather alert radio and flashlight are perfect for

severe weather situations or daily use.

Features

• Charge battery 3 ways: hand crank, USB or solar panel

• 7 NOAA/NWS weather alert channels and 1 hour alert memory

• Rechargeable Lithium-ion battery

• Powerful flashlight uses Cree®* LEDs

• SOS Morse code flashlight beacon

• Ultrasonic dog whistle

• Charge external electronic devices

• AM/FM radio

• AA battery power option

• Digital clock

• Headphone jack

• Rotatable telescopic antenna

• Large, bright, backlit LCD

*Cree® is a registered trademark of Cree, Inc. or one of its subsidiaries.

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Controls and Functions

Flashlight/

SOS/Dog

Whistle

Button

LCD

Display

Solar

Panel Antenna

Speaker

Tuning

Adjust

Buttons

Volume

Adjust

Buttons

Weather

Alert/Menu

Button

Power/

Band

Button

LED

Flashlight

Ultrasonic

Dog

Whistle

Charge/

Weather

Memory

Indicator

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Dynamo

Crank

Headphone

Jack

USB Input

Port

USB Output

Port

AA/Li-ion

Power Switch

Controls and Functions Continued...

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Powering Your ER310

USB Charge Cable: Before the ER310 is used, the internal

rechargeable battery pack should be charged with the USB charge

cable until the battery indicator icon indicates a full charge. To

charge the ER310 with the USB cable, switch the power source

switch to the “Li” position. Then, insert the USB charge cable into

a USB power source and plug the micro USB connector into

the port labeled “USB In” on the side of the radio. The CHARGE

indicator light will be lit when the USB charge cable is plugged

in. The battery icon on the LCD will flash as the battery charges.

When the Li-ion battery has reached full charge, the battery icon

will stop flashing and will have 3 bars. It will take approximately

5.5 hours to recharge a completely depleted battery pack using the

USB charge cable.

Rechargeable Battery:The included rechargeable battery

is located in the battery compartment and is charged by turning

the hand crank, exposing the solar panel to sunlight, or by using

the USB cable to attach to a USB power source. The battery is

specified as 3.7 VDC, 2600 mAh, lithium ion (Li-ion).

Warning:

• Only use Midland’s Li-ion battery pack.

• Do not attempt to charge alkaline batteries or any battery packs

other than the ones indicated in this manual. This could cause

leakage and damage to the radio.

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ER310 Power Sources Continued...

Dynamo Power: Turning the hand crank charges the built-in

Li-ion battery pack. To charge the radio using the hand crank,

make sure the power source switch is in the “Li” position and start

turning the crank. The CHARGE indicator light will be lit while

the unit is being cranked. Speed of cranking and length of time

cranked will determine the charge of the Li-ion battery. The battery

icon on the LCD will flash as the battery charges. When the Li-ion

battery has reached full charge, the battery icon will stop flashing

and will have 3 bars. One minute of cranking gives up to 9 minutes

of radio use time.

Solar Panel Charge: Make sure the power source switch is

in the “Li” position. Then, place the ER310 where the solar panel

is exposed to direct sunlight. One hour of solar charging in optimal

sunlight conditions gives up to 45 minutes of radio use time. The

battery icon on the LCD will flash as the battery charges. When

the Li-ion battery has reached full charge, the battery icon will stop

flashing and will have 3 bars. The CHARGE indicator light will be

lit while the unit is charging.

AA Battery Operation: The ER310 is designed to operate

on six AA batteries (not included). To power the ER310 on its

AA batteries, flip the power source switch to the “AA” position.

Warning: For long-term storage, it is recommended that the

AA batteries be removed to prevent leakage and damage to

the ER310.

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Operating the Radio

Turning the ER310 On/Off & Selecting a Band

• To turn the radio on, press the BAND button. To cycle through

AM, FM, or Weather radio bands press the band button again.

• To turn the radio OFF, press and hold the BAND button for

2 seconds.

Adjusting the Volume

• To adjust the volume, press the UP/DOWN VOLUME control

buttons to adjust the audio.

Tuning the Radio

• Press the BAND button to cycle through AM, FM, and Weather

radio bands.

• Once you are on the desired radio band, you can tune to the

desired station with the TUNE up or down buttons. For best FM

and Weather reception, fully extend the telescopic antenna and

rotate until reception is clear.

Charging External Devices

Cell phones and USB-powered devices can be charged using the

USB charge cable for that device. Connect the charge cable to the

USB Outlet port on the side of the ER310 labeled “USB Out”. If the

radio is on it will automatically turn off and go into charge mode.

Once charging is complete; disconnect the device and charging

cable from the ER310. This will allow you to operate the other

features in your ER310.

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Using the Weather Radio

About NOAA/NWS

The National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration and the National

Weather Service operates a system of weather and hazard alert

broadcasts covering most of the United States. Typical broadcasts

are within reception distance of 25-50 miles of the weather

station. Fully extend the telescopic antenna and rotate until

reception is clear. The ER310 can receive broadcasts up to 50

miles from the weather station depending on your location and

conditions of weather, terrain, etc. If reception is not good, try a

different location to find a spot of improved reception. If indoors,

placement near a window usually improves reception. If a weather

broadcast cannot be heard on any of the 7 channels, contact your

local NOAA/NWS office and verify the closest station is on air.

Their web site is http://www.nws.noaa.gov/nwr/.

Selecting a Weather Channel

The ER310 has 7 NOAA/NWS weather channels to choose from.

• Press the BAND button to select the weather band.

• Then use the TUNE buttons to select the strongest weather

channel in your area.

Ch. # Frequency

1 162.400 MHz

2162.425 MHz

3162.450 MHz

4162.475 MHz

5162.500 MHz

6162.525 MHz

7 162.550 MHz

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Using the Weather Radio Continued...

Weather Alert Function

• To enable the NOAA Weather Alert function, press the WX

ALERT button.

• When enabled, the “WX” icon on the LCD screen will flash.

• When a weather alert is received, the ER310 will sound an

audible siren and the flashlight will flash on and off along with the

LCD backlight for 1 minute.

• Within the first minute of an alert being received, press any

button on the ER310 to stop the siren and flashlight.

The radio will switch to your selected weather channel.

Weather Alert Memory Function

• After the first minute of receiving a weather alert, if no

button is pressed, the ER310 will go into weather alert

memory mode.

• The WEATHER MEMORY INDICATOR will flash every 5

seconds indicating an alert has been received within the last

hour.

• When the WX ALERT button is pressed, the radio will

switch to your selected weather channel and clear the weather

alert memory.

• Any other button pressed will have normal function and

will clear the weather alert memory.

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