Right arrow to access both of the minute digits.Ħ) When you have set the clock to the proper time, hit MENU twice. To get from AM to PM, just continue past the hour 12.Ĥ) Use the right button to move to the minutes settingĥ) Use the up/down arrows to adjust the minutes up or down. To do so:ģ) Use the up/down arrows to adjust the hour up or down.
The settings on the radio will NOT be affected by this, as the SAME county code, and all other information is stored on a flash memory chip.īut you WILL need to re-set the clock. Replace the battery and plug the radio back in. If you cannot wait that long: To cancel the beeping, unplug the radio from the wall, turn the radio over, and remove one battery. The radio will re-set itself at the next weekly test, or the next watch/warning issuance. It has been observed that Midland WR-120 radios, having not received a weekly test in the past ten days, are now beeping once every ten minutes. However if hazardous weather threatens during this time the test may be postponed. The weekly NOAA Weather Radio tests are conducted every Wednesday between 11 am and Noon local time. If the radio goes for ten days without receiving a test, it gives out one audible beep every ten minutes. The Midland WR-120 desktop NOAA weather radio knows it is supposed to receive a weekly test from the National Weather Service every seven days.
Recently several NOAA Weather Radio listeners have noticed excessive audible beeps emitting from their radios, specifically owners of the Midland WR-120 model radio. Help!!! My NOAA Weather Radio won't stop beeping!!!
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