Becker Designed 1432 manual Basic Controls

BASIC CONTROLS

Power: The sound system will operate with the car's ignition switch in either the PWR on or off position. To operate the radio or the optional CD changer, simply push the power button located at the lower left corner of the radio faceplate. Pushing the power button again will turn the radio off. A tape cassette can be played without using the power button by simply inserting the tape into the cassette port. As soon as the cassette is drawn into position, it will begin to play.

Mode: Pushing this button repeatedly will cause the radio to cycle through each of its MODE operating modes: tuner, cassette player and CD player (if so equipped).

Volume: Sound level is adjusted by means of the volume bar located on the left side of the radio faceplate. Press

VOLUME upward to increase volume or downward to decrease volume.

Speed-Dependent Volume Adjustment: A special function adjusts the volume of sound a preset amount according to vehicle speed. Thus, increased wind and road noise are compensated for as the vehicle is driven faster. When vehicle speed and thus ambient sound level drop, the volume is automatically lowered a preset amount.

Tone: Two tone buttons, identified by musical notes, are located above the volume bar. The left button controls bass, and the right controls treble. A bar graph at the left of the

radio display indicates relative bass and treble settings.

To bring both bass and treble tones to their midrange settings, press both buttons simultaneously. To bring either bass or treble tone to maximum level, press and hold the respective button. If the button is

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released and then pressed again, the tone level will move toward its

minimum level. To reverse adjustment direction, the maximum level must be reached first. The system is equipped with a memory function that will store the adjustment tone levels of AM, FM, cassette and optional CD modes separately.

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