
SIDE (5): Press this button to change the  side of the 
tape  that is playing. 
00 (6): Press  this button to reduce background noise. 
The  display will show  either 
OFF or ON  for a few 
seconds  when you press the button. 
Dolby Noise Reduction 
is manufactured under a license 
from Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation. Dolby 
and the double-D  symbol  are trademarks  of Dolby 
Laboratories Licensing Corporation. 
EJECT: Press  this button  to remove  the tape.  The  radio 
will  play. 
CLN: If this message appears on the display, the 
cassette  tape player needs to  be  cleaned. 
It will still play 
tapes, but  you should clean 
it as soon as possible to 
prevent  damage  to  the tapes and player.  See “Care 
of 
Your  Cassette  Tape Player” in the  Index. After you clean 
the player, press and hold  EJECT  for  five  seconds  to 
reset the CLN indicator.  The  radio will display 
--- to 
show the indicator  was reset. 
AM-FM  Stereo  with  Cassette  Tape  Player 
and  Automatic  Tone  Control 
(If Equipped) 
Playing the Radio 
VOLUME: Press this knob to  turn the system on and 
off. 
To increase volume,  turn the knob  to the  right.  Turn 
it to the left 
to decrease  the volume. 
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RECALL: Press this button briefly to recall the station 
being played  or to display  the clock. 
To change  what is 
normally shown  on the display (station  or time), press 
this button until you  see the display  you want, then hold 
the button until the display flashes.  If you press the 
button when the ignition  is off, the clock  will show  for a 
few seconds. 
Finding  a  Station 
AM-FM: Press this button  to switch between AM, FMl 
and 
FM2. The  display  shows your selection. 
TUNE: Press the up or down arrow to choose 
radio stations. 
SEEK: Press the up  or down arrow to go to the next 
higher  or  lower station and stay there.  The sound will 
mute while seeking. 
SCAN: Press  one of the SEEK arrows  for two seconds 
and 
SCAN will appear  on the display. Use SCAN to 
listen to stations  for 
a few seconds. The radio  will go to 
a station, 
stop for  a few  seconds, then go on to the  next 
station. Press  one 
of the SEEK buttons  again  to stop 
scanning.  The sound will mute while scanning. 
PUSHBUTTONS: The six numbered pushbuttons  let 
you return to your favorite stations.  You can set up to 
18 stations (six AM, six FM 1 and six FM2). Just: 
1. Turn the radio on. 
2. Press  AM-FM  to select the band. 
3. Tune in  the  desired station. 
4. Press TONE to select the setting  you  prefer. 
5. Press and hold one of the  six numbered buttons.  The 
sound will mute.  When it returns, release  the button. 
Whenever  you press  that numbered button, the 
station  you set will  return and the tone  you selected 
will  be automatically selected  for that button. 
6. Repeat the steps  for each pushbutton. 
P SCAN: Press this button to listen  to each  of your 
preset  stations  for a few seconds.  The radio  will go to 
the first preset station, stop for a few seconds, then  go 
on to the  next  preset station. Press P SCAN again to stop 
scanning.  If a preset  station  has weak reception, the 
radio  will  not  stop at the preset station. 
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AUTO SET Press this button and the system will seek 
and set the  12 strongest 
FM or the 6 strongest AM 
stations on your preset buttons (depending on which 
band (AM  or 
FM) you are listening to). AUTO  SET will 
flash while seeking and will remain on until this 
function is  complete. To return  to  the stations  you 
manually  set, press  AUTO  SET again. 
Setting  the  Tone 
BASS: 
Press this knob lightly so  it extends.  Turn the 
knob  to increase  or  decrease  bass. 
TREB: Press this knob lightly so it  extends. Turn the 
knob to increase  or  decrease  treble. If a station is  weak 
or  noisy,  you  may  want to  decrease  the treble. 
Push these knobs back  into their stored positions  when 
you’re not using them. 
TONE: This  feature  allows you to choose preset bass 
and treble equalization settings designed  for classical, 
pop, rock,  jazz, talk and country/western stations. 
CLASS will appear 
on the display  when you first press 
TONE. Each  time you press  it,  another  setting will 
appear  on the display. Press  it again  after 
C & W 
appears and MANUAL  will appear. Tone control will 
return  to 
the BASS and TREB  knobs.  Also, if you  use 
the  BASS  and TREB  knobs,  control 
will return to them 
and MANUAL will appear. 
Adjusting  the  Speakers 
BAL: Press  this  knob  lightly so it  extends.  Turn  the  knob 
to  move  the  sound  to  the  left  or right  speakers.  The middle 
position  balances  the sound  between  the  speakers. 
FADE: Press  this  knob  lightly so it  extends.  Turn  the 
knob  to  move  the  sound  to the  front  or rear  speakers. 
The 
middle  position  balances  the  sound  between  the  speakers. 
Push these knobs back  into their stored positions when 
you’re  not using them. 
Playing  a  Cassette  Tape 
The  longer  side with  the tape visible should  face to the 
right.  If the ignition  and the radio  are on,  the tape can  be 
inserted and  will begin playing. 
If you hear nothing  or 
hear  a garbled  sound, the tape  may  not  be in squarely. 
Press EJECT to remove the tape and start  over. 
While 
the tape is playing,  use the VOLUME, FADE, 
BAL, BASS  and TREB controls  just  as you do for  the 
radio. Other  controls may have different  functions when 
a  tape  is inserted.  The display will show  an arrow  to 
show which  side of the tape is playing. 
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If you  want  to insert  a tape when  the ignition  or radio is 
off,  first  press  EJECT  or  RECALL. Note that the 
cassette  tape  adapter  kits for portable compact  disc 
players will work 
in your  cassette  tape player. 
Your  tape  bias  is set automatically. 
If  E and  a number  appear on the radio display, the tape 
won’t play because 
of an  error. 
0 E10: The  tape  is  tight  and  the  player  can’t  turn the 
tape  hubs.  Remove  the  tape.  Hold  the  tape  with  the 
open  end  down  and  try  to 
turn the  right  hub  to  the left 
with  a pencil.  Turn  the  tape  over  and  repeat.  If the 
hubs  do 
not turn easily,  your  tape  may  be  damaged  and 
should  not  be  used  in  the  player.  Try  a new  tape  to 
make  sure  your  player  is  working  properly. 
Ell: The  tape is  broken.  Try a new  tape. 
If  any  error  occurs  repeatedly or if  an  error  can’t  be 
corrected,  please  contact  your dealer. 
If your radio 
displays  an error  number, write 
it down and  provide it to 
your  dealer  when reporting  the problem. 
PREV (1): Press this button  to search for the previous 
selection 
on the  tape.  Your tape must have  at least three 
seconds 
of silence  between  each selection  for PREV  to 
work.  The sound will mute while  seeking. 
NEXT (2): Press this button to search  for the next 
selection on the  tape. Your tape must have at  least  three 
seconds  of silence  between each  selection  for 
NEXT to 
work. The sound will mute while  seeking. 
The  SEEK  up and  down  arrows  will also  find  the 
previous and next  selections on the tape. 
44 (3): Press this button  to  reverse the tape rapidly. 
Press 
it again  to return  to playing  speed.  The  radio will 
play while 
the tape reverses. 
bb (4): Press  this button  to advance quickly  to  another 
part  of the  tape. Press the button again  to return to 
playing  speed. The radio  will play while the  tape 
advances. 
SIDE (5): Press this button to change the  side of the 
tape  that 
is playing. 
00 (6): Press this button to  reduce background noise. 
The  double-D  symbol will  appear on the display. 
Dolby Noise Reduction is manufactured under  a license 
from Dolby Laboratories  Licensing  Corporation. Dolby 
and the double-D  symbol  are trademarks  of Dolby 
Laboratories  Licensing  Corporation. 
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AM-FM: Press this button  to play the radio when a tape 
is in  the player. 
SOURCE: Press  this button  to change  to the tape 
function when  the  radio  is  on.  TAPE  PLAY with 
an 
arrow will appear on the  display  when the tape  is active. 
EJECT Press this button to remove the tape.  The  radio 
will  play. 
CLN: If this message  appears on the display, the 
cassette  tape player needs  to  be cleaned. 
It will still play 
tapes, but  you should  clean  it  as  soon as possible  to 
prevent damage to the tapes and player.  See “Care 
of 
Your  Cassette  Tape Player” in the Index. After you clean 
the  player, press and hold  EJECT  for  five seconds to 
reset  the CLN indicator.  The radio  will display 
--- to 
show the indicator  was reset. 
AM-FM  Stereo  with  Cassette  Tape  and 
Compact  Disc  Player  with  Automatic  Tone 
Control 
(If Equipped) 
Playing the Radio 
VOLUME: Press this knob  to turn the system  on and 
off. To increase volume, turn the knob to the right. Turn 
it 
to the left to  decrease volume. 
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RECALL: Press  this  button  briefly  to  recall  the  station 
being  played  or  to  display  the  clock. To change  what is 
normally  shown  on  the  display  (station  or  time),  press 
the  RECALL  button  until  you see  the  display  you want, 
then  hold  the  RECALL  button  until  the  display flashes. 
If you press  the  button  when the  ignition  is off, the  clock 
will  show  for  a few seconds. 
Finding a Station 
AM-FM: 
Press  this  button  to  switch between  AM, FM1 
and FM2.  The  display shows your  selection. 
TUNE: Press  the up or down  arrow  to  choose 
radio  stations. 
SEEK: Press  the  up  or  down  arrow to  go to the  next 
higher  or  lower  station  and stay there.  The  sound will 
mute  while  seeking. 
SCAN: Press  one  of the  SEEK  arrows for two seconds 
and 
SCAN will  appear  on the display.  Use SCAN to 
listen  to  stations  for  a  few seconds.  The  radio  will go to 
a  station,  stop  for  a  few seconds,  then 
go on to  the  next 
station.  Press  one  of the  SEEK  arrows  again to  stop 
scanning.  The  sound will mute while  scanning. 
PUSHBUTTONS: The six numbered pushbuttons  let 
you  return  to  your favorite  stations.  You can  set  up to 
18 stations  (six AM,  six FMl and six FM2).  Just: 
1. Turn  the  radio  on. 
2.  Press  AM-FM  to  select  the  band. 
3. Tune in  the desired  station. 
4. Press TONE  to select  the  setting  you prefer. 
5. Press and hold  one of the  six numbered  buttons.  The 
sound  will mute.  When  it  returns,  release  the  button. 
Whenever  you press  that numbered  button,  the 
station  you set will  return  and the tone  you selected 
will  be  automatically selected  for  that button. 
6. Repeat  the  steps for each pushbutton. 
P SCAN: Press  this  button  to listen  to  each  of your 
preset  stations  for  a  few seconds. The  radio will  go  to 
the  first  preset station,  stop for 
a few seconds,  then go 
on  to  the  next preset  station. Press P 
SCAN again  to stop 
scanning. 
If a  preset  station  has weak  reception,  the 
radio  will  not stop at  the preset  station. 
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AUTO SET Press this button and the system will seek 
and set  the 
12 strongest FWI or the 6 strongest AM 
stations on your preset buttons. AUTO SET  will flash 
while  seeking  and will remain on until this function  is 
complete. 
To return to the stations  you manually set, 
press  AUTO SET again. 
Setting  the  Tone 
BASS: 
Press this knob lightly so it extends.  Turn the 
knob to increase  or  decrease bass. 
TREB: Press this knob lightly so it  extends, Turn the 
knob  to increase  or  decrease  treble. If 
a station is weak 
or  noisy,  you  may  want to  decrease  the  treble. 
Push these knobs back  into their stored positions  when 
you’re  not using them. 
TONE: This  feature  allows you to choose preset bass 
and treble equalization settings designed  for  classical, 
pop,  rock,  jazz,  talk and country/western stations. 
CLASS will appear  on  the display  when you first press 
TONE. Each time 
you press it,  another setting will 
appear  on the display. Press it again after C 
& W 
appears  and MANUAL will appear. Tone control  will 
return 
to the  BASS  and TREB knobs. Also, if you  use 
the  BASS  and TREB  knobs, control  will return to them 
and MANUAL  will appear. 
Adjusting  the  Speakers 
BAL: 
Press  this  knob  lightly so it  extends.  Turn  the  knob 
to  move  the  sound  to  the  left  or right  speakers.  The middle 
position  balances  the  sound  between 
the speakers. 
FADE: Press  this  knob  lightly so it  extends.  Turn  the 
knob  to move  the  sound  to  the  front or rear  speakers.  The 
middle  position  balances  the  sound  between  the  speakers. 
Push these knobs back into their  stored positions  when 
you’re not using them. 
Playing  a  Cassette  Tape 
The  longer  side with the tape visible should  face  to the 
right.  If the ignition and the radio  are  on, the tape can  be 
inserted and  will begin playing. 
If you hear nothing  or 
hear  a garbled sound, the tape  may 
not be  in squarely. 
Press EJECT  to remove the tape and start  over. 
While the tape 
is playing, use the VOLUME, FADE, 
BAL, BASS and 
TREB controls  just  as you  do  for  the 
radio. Other controls  may have different  functions when 
a  tape is inserted.  The display will show an arrow  to 
show which  side of the tape  is playing. 
If  you  want 
to insert  a tape when the ignition  or  radio  is 
off, first press EJECT  or RECALL. 
Your  tape bias 
is set automatically. 
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If E and a number  appear on the  radio  display, the tape 
won’t play because 
of an error. 
ElO: The tape  is  tight  and  the player  can’t  turn  the 
tape  hubs.  Remove  the  tape.  Hold  the  tape  with  the 
open  end  down  and  try  to turn  the right  hub  to the  left 
with  a pencil.  Turn  the  tape  over  and  repeat.  If the 
hubs  do not  turn  easily,  your  tape  may  be damaged  and 
should 
not be  used  in  the  player. Try a new  tape  to 
make  sure  your  player  is working  properly. 
Ell: The  tape  is broken.  Try a new  tape. 
If  any  error  occurs  repeatedly or if  an  error  can’t  be 
corrected,  please contact your dealer.  If your  radio 
displays  an error  number, write  it down and  provide  it  to 
your  dealer  when reporting  the problem. 
PREV  (1): Press  this button  to  search for the  previous 
selection 
on the tape.  Your tape must have at  least three 
seconds  of silence  between  each selection  for PREV  to 
work.  The sound will mute  while  seeking. 
NEXT (2): Press this button to search  for the next 
selection on  the tape.  Your  tape must have at  least  three 
seconds  of silence  between each selection  for 
NEXT to 
work.  The sound will  mute  while  seeking. 
The  SEEK  down and up arrows will  also find the 
previous  and  next  selections  on the  tape. 
44 (3): Press this button  to  reverse the tape rapidly. 
Press  it  again to return to playing  speed.  The  radio will 
play while  the tape reverses. 
bb (4): Press this button to advance quickly  to 
another  part 
of the tape. Press the button again to 
return 
to playing  speed. The radio will play while  the 
tape  advances. 
SIDE (5): Press  this button to change  the side of the 
tape that is playing. 
RAND (6): Press this button to reduce background 
noise.  The double-D  symbol will  appear 
in the display. 
Dolby Noise Reduction  is manufactured under 
a license 
from Dolby  Laboratories  Licensing Corporation.  Dolby 
and 
the double-D  symbol are trademarks  of Dolby 
Laboratories  Licensing  Corporation. 
SOURCE: Press this button to change to the tape  or 
disc  function when the  radio is on.  If both 
a tape and a 
disc  are  installed,  the  system will first go to tape  play; 
TAPE  SIDE and an arrow  will appear  on the display.  If 
SOURCE  is pressed  again, 
the system will  go  to  disc 
play;  CD PLAY  will appear  on the display. 
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