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TUNING
The radio is capable of receiving monaural
AM broadcasts and monaural and stereo
FM broadcasts. A "STEREO" indicator
will appear on the radio display whenever
a stereo signal is received. To select the
waveband you wish to hear, simply press
any one of the numbered station select
buttons located along the top of the radio
faceplate - 1 through 6 for FM, 7 through 0
for AM. To tune to a specific station, you
may use any of the following methods:
SEEK AND SCAN TUNING
The "SEEK" bar, located on the right side
of the radio faceplate, can be used to tune
in broadcast frequencies within AM or FM
wavebands. Pressing the bar up will cause
stations to be scanned in ascending
frequencies; pressing it down will result in
a descending scan.
The "SCAN" Bar, located directly to the
right of the "SEEK" bar, allows sampling
of radio stations within a waveband for
approximately five seconds each. If no
action is taken during the five-second
period, the radio will tune to the next
station. Pressing either the "SEEK" bar or
the "SCAN" bar a second time will cause
the radio to stay tuned to the station being
sampled.
SENSITIVITY CONTROL
This feature enables you to choose two
tuning sensitivity levels, low and high, by
pressing the sensitivity control button
located on the far right side of the radio
faceplate. The level you select will be
indicated by a single- or triple-ringed
symbol appearing on the right side of the
radio display. In the low level, the radio
will seek and scan only the strongest
signals. In the high level it will seek and
scan less powerful signals as well. The
sensitivity level is automatically increased
after the entire waveband has been sampled
without finding a station.
DIRECT FREQUENCY TUNING
To tune directly to a specific frequency,
switch to your desired waveband - AM or
FM - as described, then press the function
control button, which is identified by a star
and located just to the right of the radio
display. The display will go blank. Next
press the numbered buttons corresponding
to the digits of your desired station. For
example, to select the frequency 98.5, you
would first press the function control
button to clear the display. Then you would
press button numbers 9,8,5 in consecutive
order. The display would then register
98.5, and the station at that frequency
would begin playing. The driver, of course,
should not use the direct frequency method
when the vehicle is in motion.
FINE ADJUSTMENT
The radio can also be fine-tuned in
increments up or down through either
waveband. This is done using the two
buttons marked by arrows and located on
the lower right of the faceplate.
PUSH-BUTTON MEMORY TUNING
The most common and convenient method
of tuning is to store your favorite stations
in the radio's memory. Six FM stations and
four AM stations may be stored by using
the numbered station select buttons located
along the top of the radio faceplate.
First, using either the seek, scan, or direct frequency
tuning methods, tune in the station you wish to store.
Next push and hold the numbered station select
button you wish to use. The radio will display the
station currently stored at that number. Continue
holding the button until this station is deleted from
memory and the frequency of your newly selected
station appears on the display. The new frequency
will be stored in memory.