Eton FR370 Owner's Manual download pdf (Page 10)

SOLARLINKFR370 OWNER’S MANUAL

The weather frequencies are on channels WB1 through WB7. Try all of them

and nd the one that’s strongest; the strongest one is your weather station.

The frequencies associated with them are:

WB1; Channel 1 162.400 MHz

WB2; Channel 2 162.425 MHz

WB3; Channel 3 162.450 MHz

WB4; Channel 4 162.475 MHz

WB5; Channel 5 162.500 MHz

WB6; Channel 6 162.525 MHz

WB7; Channel 7 162.550 MHz

SETTING WEATHER ALERTS

Tune to your local NOAA Weather frequency at a volume you wish to hear.

Press the <ALERT/WB> button at the top of the radio. The ALERT light shines

in the upper left corner of the radio. The audio will disappear, but the radio is

still on, monitoring the NOAA Weather station until an alert appears. When

it appears, you are alerted by a SIREN or a VOICE. Immediately press the WB

button to hear the alert.

NOAA false alert note: False NOAA alerts may occur at various times of day

as the result of circumstances beyond the control of the manufacturer of this re-

ceiver. If you receive such alerts, we suggest that you turn the ALERT feature off.

ACTIVATE OR DEACTIVATE THE ALERT

When the alert function is on, “ALERT siren” or “ALERT voice” appears

in the diaplay. In the radio off mode, press and hold the button <ON/OFF/

ALERT>, when “ALERT siren” or “ALERT voice” ashes, press the button

or repeatedly with “ALERT ON” or “ALERT OFF” in the display. If you

want to turn on the alert function, select “ALERT ON.” If you want to turn

off the alart function, select “ALERT OFF”. Finally, press <MENU> button

to conﬁrm.

SETTING YOUR S.A.M.E. COUNTY

Codes in the US, CLC Codes in Canada

• S.A.M.E. = Specic Area Message Encoding

• CLC = Canadian Location Codes

1 2 ... 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 ... 39 40

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