Midland's system is one from L3-Harris. For those systems, you must have all site frequencies entered. Unlike Motorola systems, which typically have only 4 control channel frequencies, the Harris systems change control channels very often, some either every day, or a couple that someone has described as changing every hour. And, as already noted, they will use every site's frequency as a control channel at some point. Since the full database has all of the site frequencies, it will work. If you are using a Favorites list, with the site programmed, you may be missing calls if you do not have all of the site frequencies entered. You'd "draw a blank" when one of the 'mising frequencies' is being used, but would start hearing the system again when the control channel rolls over to a frequency that is programmed.I deleted the frequency, the system still only seems to work intermittently. It seems to work better when I have the full database turned on. Very perplexing. It will work fine for hours, then the next day nothing.
Typically, Harris systems have that 00A in the system ID field.