1995 Pontiac Firebird Owner's Manual - Page 146

1995 Pontiac Firebird Manual

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5 . Press HR until the first one or two digits of your code appear. How toChangeYourSecurityCode You can change your security by following these code steps: - 6. Press A If shows, you have shut off " the theft-deterrent feature. SEC shbws, your If audio system is still secured. Note: If you lose or forget your security code, your see dealer for assistance. Unlocking the Audio System "after Power Failure a If power is disrupted the audio system whiiein the io SEC mode, the unit will not work LOC will show &nd on the display whenever the ignitionon. To unlock the is unit: 1. Press MIN "OW'will appear onthe display. 2. Press MIN again and hold until iast two digitsof the your code appear. Release the button. 1. Using your old code,follow the directions given under "ShuttingOff the Theft-Deterrent Feature.'' 2. Repeat directions of ."Setting Your Security Code" with your new security code. Understanding Radio Reception .i' FM Stereo FM stereo willgive you the best sound. FM signals But will reach only about 10 to 40 miles (16 to 65 km). And, tall buildings or hills interfere withFM signals, can causing the sound to come and go. AM The range for most AM .stations is greater for FM, than especially at night. The longer range, however, can cause stations to interfere with each other. AMcan pick up noisefrom things like storms and power lines. Try reducing the treble to reduce this noise if ever get it. you 3. Press HR until the firstone or two digits of your code appear. 4. Press AM/FM. SEC will appear on the display and the unit will work. LOC shows, the numbers did I f not hatch and the unit is locked. still & & 3-13

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5.
6.
Press
HR
until the first
one or two digits
of
your
How
to Change Your Security Code
code
appear.
Press
A”
If
“-
-
-”
shows,
you have shut
off
steps:
You can
change
your
security
code by following these
the
theft-deterrent
feature.
If
SEC
shbws,
your
audio
system
is
still
secured.
Note:
If
you lose
or
forget
your
security
code,
see your
dealer
for
assistance.
Unlocking
the
Audio
System
“after
a
Power
Failure
If
power
is
disrupted
io
the audio system
whiie
in
the
SEC
mode,
the
unit
will
not
work
&nd LOC
will
show
on
the
display
whenever
the
ignition
is on.
To
unlock the
unit:
1.
Press
MIN
“OW’
will
appear
on
the display.
2.
Press
MIN
again
and
hold
until
the iast
two
digits of
your
code
appear.
Release
the
button.
3.
Press
HR
until
the
first one or
two
digits of your
code
appear.
4.
Press
AM/FM.
SEC
will
appear
on
the
display
and
the
unit
will
work.
If
LOC
shows, the numbers
did
not hatch and
the
unit
is
still locked.
-
1.
Using
your
old
code,follow the directions given
under
“Shutting
Off
the Theft-Deterrent
Feature.’’
2.
Repeat directions of .“Setting Your Security Code”
with
your
new
security
code.
Understanding
Radio
Reception
FM
Stereo
.i‘
FM
stereo
will give you
the
best
sound.
But FM signals
will reach only
about
10
to
40
miles
(1
6
to
65
km).
And,
tall
buildings
or
hills
can interfere
with
FM
signals,
causing the sound to come and
go.
AM
The range for most
AM
.stations
is
greater
than for FM,
especially
at
night. The longer range, however, can
cause stations
to
interfere
with
each other.
AM can pick
up
noise
from
things
like
storms and power lines.
Try
reducing the
treble
to
reduce this
noise
if you ever get it.
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