1995 Chevrolet S10 Pickup Owner's Manual - Page 124

Pushbuttons

-

The

fourpushbuttons let

you

return to favorite stations. To

set

the pushbuttons for

up

to fourteen favorite stations

(7

AM

and

7

FM):

1.

Tune in the desired station.

2. Push

the SET button. “SET” appears in the display for about

5

seconds.

3.

Within

the

5

seconds, push

one

of

the four pushbuttons. Whenever you

press that button, the preset station

will

return.

NOTE:

In addition to the four stations set

as

above,

up

to

three additional stations

may

be preset on

each band

by pressing two adjoining pushbuttons at the

same time. Then do the following:

I .

Tune

in the desired station.

2. Press the SET button.

3.

Within

5

seconds, press any two adjoining pushbuttons at the same

time. (The station

will

return

when

the same two buttons are pressed

again.)

Adjust the Tone

-

Use the levers in

the upper middle left corner to set

the

bass, midrange, and treble until

you get the sound you

want. The

60

and

250

levers adjust the bass,

1

K

is midrange, and

3.5K

and

1OK

control the treble.

We suggest

you

start with

the center lever

(1

K)

in

the

midpoint

position,

then move the others

up until

you

get the amount

of

bass

and

treble

you

like.

Am-St Button

-

The Am-St button

is

just below

the SEARCH button.

Push this when

you

tune

to

an

AM

station

that broadcasts in stereo. Your

STEREO light will come on

when you’re receiving

AM stereo. If

you

push

Am-St and there is

no

more noise, it means the station

is

weak.

You’ll hear

the

station

better if you don’t

use

Am-St. Just push

the

Am-St

button

again

to delete stereo.

AUTO DNR@

-

This unit

is equipped with

an automatic Dynamic Noise

Reduction system. DNR@reduces background hiss

on

AM

and FM radio

broadcasts, as well as

on

cassette tapes. DNR@is a registered

trademark

of

National Semiconductor Corporation.

To

Flay

A

Cassette

Your tape player is

built

to

work

best

with tapes that are

30

to

45

minutes

long on each side.

Tapes longer than that are

so

thin

they

may

not

work

well

in

this player.

Once the tape is playing, use the upper

and lower knobs for volume, balance

and fade

just

as

you

do for the radio. A lighted arrow shows which

direction

the tape is being played,

0

2

-

The

Cr02button

lets

you

set

the

system for the type

of

cassette

being used. If

you

are using chrome

or metal tapes, push

the Cr02 button

in.

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