Pull-Out Stereo Cassette  (120-1989)   Operation       Faxback Doc. # 7966

Playing the Radio

Follow these steps to listen to the radio.

1.  To turn on the stereo, turn VOL/BAL clockwise until it clicks.  If
    a cassette tape is in the stereo, press FF/EJ and remove the tape.

2.  Press BAND to select the desired band.  Select A1 or A2 for AM
    reception.  Select F1, F2, or F3 for FM reception.  The selected
    band indicator (A1, A2, F1, F2, or F3) appears on the display.

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

    Manual Tuning:  Press TUNE V or upside V to tune up or down the
    selected band.  Press and hold TUNE V or upside V to change the
    frequency more rapidly.

Auto-Seek Tuning:  Press SEEK V or upside down V to tune to the next
                   higher or lower station.

Memory/Memory Scan Tuning:  See "Memory Tuning."

4.  Adjust VOL/BAL, TONE, and FADER to suit your listening preferences.

5.  If there are several radio stations in your listening area, press LOC.

    LOC appears on the display and your radio receives only the strongest
    signals.

    To receive distant stations in rural areas, press LOC until LOC
    disappears from display.

    To turn off the stereo, turn VOL/BAL counterclockwise until it clicks.

MEMORY TUNING

You can store up to 12 AM and 18 FM stations in memory.  Each memory group
(A2, A2, F1, F2, and F3) can hold up to six frequencies.  If you use auto-
matic memory storage, the stereo searches for the next six stations in a
band and automatically enters these into that band's six memory locations.
If you manually store stations in memory, you can choose up to six
individual stations for each band.

Automatically Storing Stations

1.  Press BAND to select the memory group.  For example, select F1 to
    store the first group of FM stations.

2.  Use any tuning method to tune to the first station you want to store
    in memory.

3.  Press and hold MS for more than 2 seconds.  The system scans the
    selected band, and automatically stores up to six stations.  CH, the
    memory location number, and the station's frequency appears on the
    display for each stored station.

    After the system enters all six stations into memory, it scans the
    stored stations.  When the radio pauses at a stored station, the
    station's frequency appears and the channel number flashes on the
    display.  Press MS to stop scanning when the stereo pauses on the
    station you want to listen to.

4.  Repeat steps 1 through 3 for each memory group.

Manually Storing Stations

Follow these steps to manually store a station in memory.

1.  Press BAND to select the desired memory group.  For example, select
    F1 to store the first group of FM stations.

2.  Use any tuning method to tune to the station you want to store.

3.  Press and hold down the desired memory location button.  The radio
    plays at low volume for a few seconds.  When the volume returns to
    its previous level, release the memory location button.  The station's
    frequency is programmed into the selected memory location.

4.  Repeat steps 1 through 3 for each selected memory group.

Selecting a Stored Station

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

Scanning Stored Stations

Press BAND to select the memory group.  Press and release MS to scan the
stored stations.

Note:  Do not hold down MS.  This sets the radio to automatically store
       stations into memory.

       The radio scans all stored stations in the memory group, pausing
       for 5 seconds at a each station.  As the radio pauses at a station,
       the station's frequency appears and the channel number flashes on
       the display.  Press MS again to stop scanning when the stereo
       pauses on the station you want to listen to.

CASSETTE PLAYER OPERATION

Follow these steps to play a cassette tape.

1.  Take up any tape slack by turning the cassette's hub with your finger
    or a pencil.  Avoid touching the tape.

2.  Insert a cassette tape into the cassette compartment with its open
    edge facing right and the desired tape side facing up.  The tape
    begins to play.

3.  Adjust VOL/BAL, TONE, and FADER to suit your listening preference.

4.  To fast forward the tape, press FF/EJ halfway.  Press FF/EJ halfway
    again to stop the tape.

    To stop play, press FF/EJ in all the way.  Press FF/EJ again to eject
    the tape.

    To turn off the stereo, turn VOL/BAL counterclockwise until it clicks.

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