Midland HH54VP User Manual

How to Set-Up Midland Weather Radio HH54VP
Insert 3 AA alkaline batteries into the battery compartment for power
outages and for traveling out of your home area. Plug the AC adapter into
the side jack labeled DC 9V when using the radio at home. Press the ON/
OFF button for 3 seconds to turn on the unit. The unit will beep and
12:00 AM will be backlit in the display.
Press the MENU button once.
SET TIME
TIME is displayed.
Press SELECT - Hours will flash.
Press UP/DOWN arrows to set the hours.
Press RIGHT arrow - Single minutes flash; Press UP/DOWN arrows to set
the minutes.
Press SELECT - Time is now set.
SET LIGHT
Press UP or DOWN arrow until BACKLIGHT is displayed.
Press SELECT.
Press the UP arrow to choose BLT NORM, BLT ON, BLT OFF, then press
SELECT.
Note: BLT NORM turns on a backlight whenever any button is pressed
and will turn off after 5 seconds; BLT ON means the backlight comes on
and will stay on continuously until you turn it off manually through the
menu; BLT OFF means there is no backlight until it is turned on manually
through the menu.
ALERT TEST
Press UP or DOWN arrow until ALERT TEST is displayed. (This is to test
the alarm tone). Press SELECT - The alarm sounds. Press the right or left
arrow button to silence the siren or press MENU to exit menu mode.

Midland HH54VP Specifications

General

Frequency Range	162.400 - 162.550 MHz
Channels	7
Power Source	Battery
Privacy Codes	Not applicable
Water Resistance	No
Type	Handheld
Battery Type	3 x AA
Features	NOAA Weather Alert
Range	Up to 25 miles

Summary

Set Time

Set Light

Alert Test

Alert Type

Tone Alert

Alert tones sound for five minutes or until any button press.

Voice Alert

Alert tones sound briefly, then voice broadcast plays for five minutes.

Display Alert

Message scrolls across display; no alert sounds are heard.

SAME Set

Single County

Set the radio for a single county only.

Multiple Counties

Set the radio for more than one county.

Any County

Set the radio for all counties within range.

Set Channel and Volume

Set Alarm Clock

Setting Travel/Home Mode

Viewing Alerts

Listening to a Weather Broadcast