Midland GXT67 Pro GMRS Radio Owner's Manual

The Midland GXT67 Pro is a high-performance GMRS two-way radio designed for professional and recreational use. With extended range, privacy codes, weather alerts, and hands-free operation, it’s built for reliable communication in diverse environments.

Key Features

• 50 GMRS channels

• 121 privacy codes (38 CTCSS / 83 DCS)

• NOAA Weather Radio with alerts

• 9 levels of VOX hands-free operation

• Channel scan and monitor modes

• High/Medium/Low power settings

• 5 selectable call alerts

• Vibrate alert mode

• Silent operation mode

• Roger beep (on/off)

• Keypad lock

• Battery meter & low battery alert

• Water-resistant construction

• External speaker/microphone jack

FCC Licensing

GMRS channels require an FCC license in the United States. Apply via www.fcc.gov or call 1-888-CALL-FCC.
Channels 1–7 and 15–22 are GMRS; 8–14 are FRS and do not require a license.

LCD Display:

1. NOAA Weather (WX) ICON – Indicates when the radio is in weather band mode and alert readiness status.
2. CHANNEL NUMBER – Indicates GMRS or repeater channel number (1-99). In weather modes, indicates NOAA WX channel number (1-10)
3. REPEATER ICON – Indicates when the current channel is a repeater channel.
4. BATTERY METER – Indicates battery level and battery-low status.
5. SCAN ICON – Indicates when GMRS, Dual Watch Pro, or weather channel scanning modes are active.
6. DUAL WATCH ICON – Indicates primary or active channel during Dual Watch Pro scanning.
7. PRIVACY ICON AND CODE – Indicates privacy code type and number when CTCSS (1-38) or DCS (1-104) is used on the channel. Also shows CODE and the number (0-142) to indicate group code.
8. VOX ICON – Indicates when VOX mode is active.
9. NOISE CANCELLATION ICON – Indicates when active noise cancellation will be active during transmissions.
10. WHISPER ICON – Indicates when whisper microphone amplification will be active.
11. BAND ICON – Indicates whether the radio is operating with wide band (W) or narrow band (N) modulation
12. TRANSMIT (TX) POWER LEVEL ICON – Indicates TX Power setting high, medium, or low (Hi / Med / Low)
13. USERNAME – Indicates user-defined name for the current channel (configurable only through the PC interface).
14. KEY LOCK ICON – Indicates functions of some buttons are disabled.
15. VIBRATE ALERT ICON – Indicates when the vibrate call alerting is active.
16. GROUP ICON – Indicates group mode is active.
17. GROUP ID AND NUMBER – Indicates the radio’s group ID number (1-10) when operating in group mode.

Controls:

1. POWER / VOLUME KNOB – Turn clockwise to turn the power on and increase the volume level. Turn counterclockwise to decrease the volume level and turn the power off
2. ANTENNA
3. SPEAKER – Built-in speaker
4. PTT BUTTON – Press and hold to transmit voice communications. Within menus, acts as a “back” button to accept settings (if changed) and return to the prior menu level.
5. EXTERNAL SPEAKER / MIC – Accessory jack protected with a waterproof and dustproof cover.
6. MIC – Built-in microphone
7. DOT – MATRIX LIQUID CRYSTAL DISPLAY (LCD)
8. DOWN / SOS SIREN BUTTON – Use to scroll through menu options. Press and hold for 3 seconds to activate the SOS siren.
9. MENU / WX BUTTON – Press to access and advance “forward” in menus. Press and hold for 3 seconds to enter NOAA Weather Radio modes and selections.
10. UP BUTTON – Use to scroll through Menu options.
11. CALL / LOCK BUTTON – Press to send a CALL Alert signal. Press and hold to turn KEY LOCK on / off.
12. SCAN / MONITOR BUTTON – Press to enter or exit SCAN mode. Press and hold to enter or exit MONITOR mode.
13. TX / RX LED – Indicates the radio is actively receiving (green) or actively transmitting (red).
14. LANYARD / TETHER LOOP – Loop for attaching a lanyard or tether.

Power & Batteries

• Uses rechargeable NiMH battery pack - please note that this battery is not user-replaceable. Please reach out to Midland Support for battery issues

• Charging: Use Midland-approved desktop charger or adapter

• Initial charge: 24 hours; subsequent: ~12 hours

• Do not attempt to charge alkaline batteries

Battery Tips:

• Remove from charger once full

• Store NiMH fully charged; Li-ion at 50% charge if applicable

• Avoid prolonged high heat exposure

Basic Operation

Turning On/Off & Volume:
Rotate Power/Volume knob clockwise to turn on & increase volume; counterclockwise to lower volume or turn off.

Transmitting:
Hold PTT, speak 2–3 inches from mic, release to listen.

Receiving:
Release PTT; RX icon shows when receiving.

Menu Settings

1. Channel Select: MENU once → choose channel (1–50)

2. Privacy Code: MENU twice → choose CTCSS (oF–38) or DCS (oF–83)

3. VOX: MENU until VOX → select 1–9 or oF

4. Call Alert: MENU until “CA” → choose tone 1–5

5. Roger Beep: MENU until “rb” → on/oF

6. Silent Operation: MENU until “bP” → on/oF

7. Vibrate Alert: MENU until vibrate icon → on/oF

8. Power Level: MENU until “Pr” → Hi/Med/Lo

NOAA Weather Radio

To Scan: Hold UP/WX for 5 seconds to scan all 10 channels. Stops on active NOAA channel.
To Set Channel Manually: Press MENU in WX mode → select 1–10.
Weather Alerts: MENU twice in WX mode → AL on/oF to toggle.

Scan & Monitor

• Scan: Press SCAN to search all channels; stops on activity for 5 seconds.

• Monitor: Hold MONITOR to open squelch for weak signals.

Keypad Lock

Hold CALL/LOCK for 4 seconds to lock settings; PTT & CALL still work.

Vibrate Alert

Radio vibrates when receiving a transmission or call tone (when enabled).

Range

Best range is achieved:

• Over water

• In open, unobstructed terrain

• With fresh batteries and high power mode

Troubleshooting

Specifications

• Channels: 50 GMRS

• Privacy Codes: 121 (38 CTCSS / 83 DCS)

• Weather Channels: 10 NOAA

• Frequency Range: 462.5500–467.7125 MHz

• Power Source: NiMH pack or 4 AA batteries

Limited Warranty (U.S. Only)

• Three-year warranty from date of purchase on radios.
• 90-day warranty on accessories.
• Does not cover misuse, water damage, or unauthorized repair.
• Submit warranty claims in the Midland Returns and Claims Portal