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Model MXT275

SPECIFICATIONS

Channels:

Privacy Codes:
Operating Frequency:
Repeater Frequency:
Power Source:

15 GMRS Channels and
10 NOAA Weather Channels
38 CTCSS; 104 DCS
UHF; 462.5500 ~ 462.725 MHz
UHF; 467.5500 ~ 467.725 MHz
13.8 VDC Nominal

GMRS Frequency Chart 

Ch. No. 

Ch. Freq. (MHz) 

Ch. No. 

Ch. Freq. (MHz) 

1 

462.5625 

15 

462.550 

2 

462.5875 

16 

462.575 

3 

462.6125 

17

 462.600 

4 

462.6375 

18 

462

 

5 

462.6625 

19 

462.650 

6 

462.6875 

20 

462.675 

7 

462.7125 

21 

462.700 

Ch 8 ~ 14 Reserved for FRS 

22 

462.725 

WX Band Channels

 

.625

162.550
162.400
162.475
162.425
162.450
162.500
162.525
161.650
161.775
163.275

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Channel Number

Frequency (MHz)

Ch. Number

TX Freq. (MHz)

RX Freq. MHz)

15RP

467.5500

462.5500

16RP

467.5750

462.5750

17RP

467.6000

462.6000

18RP

467.6250

462.6250

19RP

467.6500

462.6500

20RP

467.6750

462.6750

21RP

467.7000

462.7000

22RP

467.7250

462.7250

GMRS Repeater Channels

Summary of Contents for MXT275

Page 1: ...MXT275 Owner s Manual...

Page 2: ...ting the Volume 14 To Transmit and Receive a Call 15 UTILITYFUNCTIONS 15 Locking the Keypad 15 Using Monitor Mode 16 Scanning for Active Channels 17 NOAAWeather Radio Scan 17 To Manually Set the Weath...

Page 3: ...a rugged printed circuit board Your MXT275 radio is designed for reliable and trouble free performance for years to come FEATURES 15 GMRS Channels 10 NOAA Weather Channels 8 Repeater Channels 142 Pri...

Page 4: ...device complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules Operation is subject to the condition that this device does not cause harmful interference Exposure To Radio Frequency Energy Your Midland radio is desig...

Page 5: ...ginning installation 2 Read and follow all safety precautions in your vehicle s Service Manual 3 Make sure all necessary tools materials and parts are on hand 4 Disconnect the negative battery cable b...

Page 6: ...ed object to mark the hole locations 2 Attach the bracket to the dash with the Phillips head sheet metal screws provided Tighten the screws securely DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN 3 Slide the radio into the moun...

Page 7: ...antenna as high on the vehicle as possible The higher the better 3 If possible mount the antenna in the center of whatever surface you choose 4 The antenna cable is 19 7 feet 6 meters long Be sure the...

Page 8: ...he vehicle s battery NOTE The fuse block is usually the most convenient connection point The power cord positive lead can also be connected to the accessory terminal on the fuse block or ignition swit...

Page 9: ...he volume of the radio Using an External Speaker The MXT275 provides a rear panel jack for connection of an optional external speaker purchased separately When selecting an external speaker ensure the...

Page 10: ...and release the MON button to activate the Monitor Function 10 Scan Press and release the Scan Button to activate the Channel Scan Function 11 Transmit Receive Indicator Light is red when you are tra...

Page 11: ...anel Connections 1 ANT Jack SO 239 UHF connector for external antenna included 2 EXT SPKR Jack 3 5mm audio connector for optional external speaker purchased separately see Using an External Speaker fo...

Page 12: ...dicates a Continuous Tone Coded Squelch System 6 Transmit Power Level Icon Indicates the Power Level Setting 7 DCS Icon Indicates a Digitally Coded Squelch Privacy Code has been enabled for the curren...

Page 13: ...n open rural areas without obstructions On flat areas where you can see the other radio user To ensure you get maximum range Be sure to mount the antenna included as high as possible on your vehicle B...

Page 14: ...t be set to the same channel and Privacy Code see Selecting a Privacy Code selections To Select the Active channel 1 Be sure the radio is turned on See Power On Off 2 Press and release the Channel Up...

Page 15: ...while transmitting 3 To receive a call release the PTT button on the microphone The RX icon will show on the LCD display when your radio is receiv ing a transmission 4 If necessary press the Volume U...

Page 16: ...nel You can also use Monitor mode to adjust the volume of your radio when not receiving a signal To enter and exit Monitor mode 1 Be sure the radio is turned on see Power On Off 2 Be sure you have sel...

Page 17: ...nt channel for four seconds 3 To transmit during auto scan press and hold the PTT button on the microphone while the radio is paused on the desired channel The radio will remain on the active channel...

Page 18: ...on the LCD 2 Using the Channel Up or the Channel Down buttons on the micro phone manually set the active weather channel To Enable Weather Alert 1 With Weather mode activated press the Scan button to...

Page 19: ...one Use this option to select the Call Alert tone bP Silent Operation Use this option to set the option for the kepad audible beep tones rP Repeater Channels Use this option to set the option for Repe...

Page 20: ...ing the Active Channel and Privacy Code selections To select a Privacy Code 1 Press and release the Menu button to a place the radio in Menu mode 2 Use the Volume Up or Volume Down button to scroll th...

Page 21: ...ton to place the radio in Menu mode 2 Use the Volume Up or Volume Down buttons to scroll the menu options until the LCD display shows Pr 3 Press the Lock button to confirm your selection 4 Use the Vol...

Page 22: ...k button to confirm your selection YOU MUST PRESS THE LOCK BUTTON TO CONFIRM YOUR SELECTION OR THE SQUELCH SENSITIVITY WILL NOT BE CHANGED Roger Beep When the PTT button on the mic is released the rad...

Page 23: ...ck button to confirm your selection YOU MUST PRESS THE LOCK BUTTON TO CONFIRM YOUR SELEC TION OR THE CALL ALERT TONE WILL NOT BE CHANGED Silent Operation The MXT275 has a Silent Operation mode In this...

Page 24: ...Down button to select ON or OFF 5 Press the Lock button to confirm your selection YOU MUST PRESS THE LOCK BUTTON TO CONFIRM YOUR SELECTION OR THE REPEATER CHANNEL SELECTION WILL NOT BE CHANGED When ac...

Page 25: ...throught the below options Display Option Description HF AO Handheld Speaker is Active Radio Base Speaker is Off HO AF Radio Base Speaker is Active Handheld Speaker is Off HO AO Both the Handheld and...

Page 26: ...with a service technician at 816 241 8500 Many problems can be remedied over the phone without returning the unit for service PROBLEM No Power Cannot Receive Messages Check vehicle power source batter...

Page 27: ...16 462 575 3 462 6125 17 462 600 4 462 6375 18 462 5 462 6625 19 462 650 6 462 6875 20 462 675 7 462 7125 21 462 700 Ch 8 14 Reserved for FRS 22 462 725 WX Band Channels 625 162 550 162 400 162 475 1...

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