4TONE CONTROL
Rotate this control knob to adjust the sound output for the desired bass or treble tonal range. When the control is positioned at the
To increase bass response, rotate the control CCW; to increase treble response, rotate the control CW.
5AM-FM BAND SELECTOR
Press this button to change the radio band from AM to FM and
6MANUAL TUNING CONTROL
Rotate this knob to the left or right to select the desired radio station. When tuning in a station, always adjust the control so that you are receiving the full signal and are on the center of the broadcast frequency. If the radio is off frequency, you could experiencenoiseandreceptionproblems.Thepointer will move along the dial to indicate the frequency to which you are tuned.
7FM STEREO INDICATOR
This LED indicator within the AM/FM dial will illumi- nate red during reception of FM stereo broadcasts; if the stereo station is mistuned (not in the center of the frequency) this indicator may light intermittently or not at all.
8FM MONO/STEREO (MO.ST) BUTTON During FM radio reception, this button is used to select mono or stereo reception. Under normal reception conditions, the unit should be left in the stereo mode, as indicated by the FM Stereo indicator. If the stereo signal is too noisy for comfort- able listening, press the MO.ST button to switch to mono reception.
9LOCAL/DISTANT (LO.DX) BUTTON
This button allows maximum reception in both weak and strong FM signal areas. For normal reception conditions, and when receiving a wide range of signals, including weak or distant stations, this function should be set to the Distant (DX) position, which will allow maximum signal reception. When in an extremely strong (local) signal area, select the Local (LO) setting. This will eliminate weak signals and suppress overly strong signals. When moving out of the strong signal area, switch to the Distant setting.
NOTE: The Local/Distant button only affects FM signals, and will have no effect on AM signals.
