User manual MIDLAND G-300

[. . . ] AVP- 1 AVP-2 - 2 Over the ear Mic. $19. 95 - One Dual Desk Charger 2 Rechargeable battery packs 1 AC Adapter $39. 95 - http://www. midlandradio. com -4- ACCESSORIES ORDER FORM Please send Money Order or fill in Visa/Master Card information and mail to the address below. Make Money Order to Midland Radio Corporation. Name:___________________________ ____ __________________ Address:________________________________________________ City:_____________________ State_____ Zip Code_____________ Tel: _________________ email: __________________________ CC#______________________ Type:___________ Exp. _________ Qty Item AVP-1 AVP-2 Price $19. 95 $39. 95 Total Mail To: Midland Radio Corporation Consumer. Kansas City MO 64116 ---------------Or Call 816. 241. 8500. [. . . ] The should be used to check activity on current channel before transmitting. Press and hold the for 2 seconds to return to normal operation. http://www. midlandradio. com - 11 - Call Tone : Your G-300 can transmit a call tone for a fixed length of time. To send a call tone, press the PTT twice rapidly. The TX icon will appear during transmitting a call tone and tone can be heard on the speaker for confirmation. Scan : Your G-300 can scan all of the 22 channel to observe for any activity. To enter the scan mode, press the button for one second. Press button again for one second to exit the scan mode. Your radio will rapidly scan each of the 22 channels and stop on any active channel. When you press the PTT button to transmit on an active channel, the scanning function will stop. To resume scanning Press and hold the button for one second. Keypad Lock : To avoid accidentally changing the radio operation, press the button for 5 seconds . The icon will appear on the display after the second beep. When the is on the menu function the and button will be disabled. When locked, you will be able to turn the radio off and on, monitor, transmit/receive, and send a call tone. Backlit LCD : Your G-300 comes with a backlit LCD Display to enable you to view the setting in a dark environment. The backlighting can be turned on/off by pressing the button and releasing. The backlighting will turn on for 5 seconds. http://www. midlandradio. com - 12 - User Interface To access the advanced features of your G-225/227, your radio has the following menu functions: G-227 only Mode Channel CTCSS Power VOX Vibrate Roger 1~22 0~38 Hi/Lo On/Off On/Off On/Off Note : The unit will automatically go to normal mode after 5 seconds of no button activity during menu setting. Channel Selection : Your G-300 has 22 channels available. To change channels: · · · With the radio on, press until the current channel segment flashes. Use the or buttons to change the channel. Press the PTT button to save the new channel. http://www. midlandradio. com - 13 - CTCSS Selection : Your G-300 has 38 CTCSS codes available. The selected CTCSS code may be different for each channel. To select a CTCSS code for the current channel: · With the desired channel selected, repeatedly press until the current CTCSS Code number or "oF" flashes. [. . . ] (Hz) 210. 7 218. 1 225. 7 233. 6 241. 8 250. 3 http://www. midlandradio. com - 21 - Limited Warranty Midland Radio Corporation will repair or replace, at its option without charge, any Midland FRS/GMRS transceiver which fails due to a defect in material or workmanship within One Year following the initial consumer purchase. This warranty does not apply to water damage, battery leak or abuse. This warranty does not include any carrying cases, earphones, or antennas, which may be a part of or included with the warranted product, or the cost of labor for removal or re-installation of the product in a vehicle or other mounting. Performance of any obligation under this warranty may be obtained by returning the warranted product, freight prepaid, along with proof of purchase to: Midland Radio Corporation Warranty Service Department 1120 Clay Street North Kansas City, Missouri 64116 This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights, which vary from state to state. [. . . ]