High Power AM/FM Stereo Car Cassette Player
(120-2104A)                Radio Operation            Faxback Doc. # 18188

PLAYING THE RADIO

1.  Press POWER to turn on the stereo.

2.  To select an AM station, press BAND until AM1 or AM2 appears on the
    display.

    To select an FM station, press BAND until FM1 or FM2, or FM3 appears
    on the display.

    NOTES:  Each time you press BAND, the radio automatically tunes to the
            last station selected in the band.

            ST appears on the display when an FM stereo signal is received
            and ST is set to on.

3.  Tune to the desired station in one of the following ways:

    Manual Tuning:  Press either TUNE /\ or TUNE \/ to tune up or down the
                    selected band.

    Seek Tuning:  Press either SEEK /\ or SEEK /\ to tune to the next
                  higher or lower station with a strong signal.

    NOTE:  If the stereo does not find a strong station when seeking, it
           searches the band again and stops on weaker stations.

4.  Press /\ or \/ to adjust the volume up or down as desired.

5.  To adjust the bass, treble, balance, or fader, press AUDIO SEL until
    the desired control appears on the display.

    Then press /\ or \/ to adjust it up or down as desired.

NOTES:  To improve reception of a weak FM stereo station, press ST so MONO
        appears on the display.  The sound is no longer in stereo, but
        reception might improve.

        To temporarily display the frequency of the station currently
        playing, press F/C.  The display shows the frequency for 5 seconds,
        then returns to the time display.

MEMORY TUNING

You can store up to 12 AM and 18 FM stations in memory.  Each memory group
(AM 1, AM 2, FM 1, FM 2, and FM 3) holds up to six stations.

You can let the stereo search for the six strongest stations in a band and
automatically enter them into a memory group, or you can manually enter
stations into a memory group.

Automatically Storing Stations

1.  Press BAND until the stereo displays the band and memory group where
    you want to store a group of stations.  For example, to store the first
    group of FM stations, press BAND until FM 1, appears on the display.

2.  Press and hold down AMS (Automatic Memory Scan) for about 2 seconds.
    The system scans the entire selected band and automatically stores the
    six strongest stations in the band.

    After the radio stores six stations into memory, it tunes to the last
    stored station in the memory group and begins to play.

    Note:  If the stereo does not automatically store a station you want,
    you can manually store it.  See "Manually Storing Stations," below.

Manually Storing Stations

1.  Press BAND to select the desired band and memory group.  For example,
    select AM 1 to store frequencies in the first group of AM stations.

2.  Manually tune to the station you want to store.

3.  Press and hold down the desired memory location button (1-6) until the
    memory location number and the station's frequency appear on the 
    display.

    The volume momentarily mutes while the radio stores the station, then
    returns to normal after the station is stored.

    To store more stations in the selected memory group, repeat Steps 2-3.

Selecting a Stored Station

To select a stored station, first press BAND to select the desired memory
group.  Then press the desired memory location button.

CAUTION:  Do not hold down the memory location button.  This erases the
          previously stored station and stores the currently tuned station
          in its place.

Scanning Stored Stations

In the automatic memory scan (AMS) mode, the radio scans all the stored
stations in the selected memory group, pausing for 5 seconds at each 
stations.

    To start the automatic memory scan, briefly press AMS.  The radio 
    begins scanning the stored stations.

    Caution: Do not hold down AMS.  This causes the radio to automatically
    seek and store six stations into the selected memory group.

    To stop scanning when the radio pauses at a station you want to listen
    to, press AMS.


(CS 11/20/95)