1993 Chevrolet S10 Pickup Owner's Manual - Page 146

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Comfort Controls & Audio Systems Am-St Button TheAm-Stis justbelowthe PWR button.Pushthiswhenyoutune to an AM stationthatbroadcastsinstereo. YourSTEREOlight will comeonwhen it you'rereceiving AM stereo.IfyoupushAm-Standthereisnomorenoise, meansthestationisweak.You'llhearthestationbetter if youdon'tuse to deletestereo. Am-St.JustpushtheAm-Stbuttonagain LOUD Theloudnessbuttonisnext sound. to the PWR button.Push it togetmorebass DNP Your audio systemhasautomaticDynamicNoiseReduction.Ithelpsremove backgroundhissnoisefromtheradioortapeplayer. DNR@isaregisteredtrademark of theNationalSemiconductorCorporation. To Play A Cassette Your tape player is built to work best with tapes that are 30 to 45 minutes longoneachside.Tapeslongerthanthat are so thin they maynotworkwell in this player. Oncethetapeisplaying,usetheupperandlowerknobsforvolume,balance andfade,justasyou did forradio.Thearrowsindicatewhichside of the tape is beingplayed. Cr02 The Cr02 button lets yousetthesystemforthetype of cassettebeingused. If youareusingchromeormetaltapes,pushthe Cr02 buttonin. FWD (Forward) To rapidlyadvancethetape,press FWD, andthetapewillrapidlygoforward until youpressthe REV buttonlightly. REV (Reverse) To rapidlyreversethetape,pressREV,andthetapewillrapidlyreverseuntil youpressthe W D button lightly. SEARCH PushtheSEARCHbutton to theright.(The ON lightwillcomeon.) Push FWD to go to the beginning of thenextselection. PushREVwiththeSEARCH ON light lit, andthetapewillreverse beginning of the current selection. to the 3-1 8

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Comfort
Controls
&
Audio
Systems
Am-St
Button
The Am-St
is
just below
the
PWR
button. Push
this when you
tune
to
an
AM
stationthatbroadcastsinstereo.
Your STEREO
light
will
come on when
you’re receiving
AM
stereo.
If you push Am-St and
there
is no more noise,
it
meansthestationisweak.You’llhearthestationbetter
if
youdon’tuse
Am-St. Just push
the Am-St button again
to
deletestereo.
LOUD
The
loudness button
is next
to
the
PWR
button. Push
it
to get more bass
sound.
D N P
Your
audio system has automatic Dynamic Noise Reduction.
It helps remove
backgroundhissnoisefromtheradioortapeplayer.
DNR@
is a registered trademark
of
the National Semiconductor Corporation.
To
Play
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.
Oncethetapeisplaying,usetheupperandlowerknobsforvolume,balance
and fade,
just as you
did for radio. The arrows
indicate which side
of the
tape is being played.
Cr02
The
Cr02
button 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.
FWD
(Forward)
To
rapidly advance
the
tape, press
FWD,
andthetapewillrapidlygoforward
until youpressthe
REV
button
lightly.
REV
(Reverse)
To
rapidly reverse
the
tape, press REV, and
the
tape will rapidly reverse until
you press
the
W D
button lightly.
SEARCH
PushtheSEARCHbutton
to theright.(The
ON
lightwillcomeon.)
Push
FWD
to go to the beginning
of
the next selection.
Push REV with the SEARCH
ON
light
lit,
andthetapewillreverse
to the
beginning
of
the current selection.
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