AM/FM Stereomate  (120-0722)       Operation           Faxback Doc. # 3813

1.  Select AM, FM or FM STEREO using the three position BAND switch.
    Slide the switch to the desired position.

2.  For FM and FM STEREO, extend the telescoping antenna fully.

3.  AM reception uses a built-in antenna.  To improve AM reception,
    rotate the entire radio.

4.  Move the POWER switch to the ON position.

5.  Rotate the TUNING CONTROL while watching the DIAL POINTER on the
    front of the radio.  Stop when you reach your station.

If the BAND switch is in the FM STEREO position and the station tuned
in is broadcasting a stereo signal, the FM STEREO indicator on the
front of the set will light steadily.

If FM stereo reception conditions are poor, the indicator light will
usually flicker, and sound will be distorted.  Under such conditions,
move the Band switch to FM.

While the broadcast will become mono, the signal and quality of sound
should improve.  The Stereo indicator will go out.

6.  Adjust the VOLUME control to a desired level and the BALANCE
    control to independently adjust the sound level from the right
    and the left speaker.  A detent in the middle of the slide
    control is provided to allow a quick return to a position of
    equal sound from both speakers.

7.  For listening privacy, insert the plug from a pair of stereo head-
    phones into the HEADPHONE JACK.  Plugging in the headphones
    disconnects both speakers.

Hearing Comfort and Your Well-Being

Do not play your radio at a high volume.  Hearing experts advise against 
continuous extended play at high volume settings .

If you experience a ringing in your ears, reduce the volume or discontinue
use.

Traffic Safety

Do not wear the headphones while operating a motorized vehicle.  It could 
create a traffic hazard, and in many areas it is illegal.

You should use extreme caution, or temporarily discontinue use, in
potentially dangerous situations.

Your headphones are designed to let you hear minimal outside sound,
enough to be safe.  Don't turn up the volume so high that you can't hear 
what's going on around you.

(LB/all-12/27/94)