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INSTRUMENT PANEL
2C-15
rear speakers.
r AM Stereo ("AM-ST") - press to receive
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ETR A M Stereo-FM Stereo lSeek/Scan)
with Auto-Reverse with M u s i c Search
Cassette 5-Band Equalizer a n d Clock
To operate the ETR AM S t e r e ~ F MStereo
radio:
Power Button ("PWR") - press t o turn
radio on. Press again to turn radio off.
r Upper Knob - rotate knob to control
volume. Press knob to recall station
frequency when listening to the radio with
;. the. ignition on, or to display timeofday
:?..with ignition off. Press knob to select the
.,?@other side of the tape when the cassette is
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,,Loudness Bunon ("LOUD")
Press to
ss frequencies when the radio is
'Balance control (located behind ripper
leftlright
. speaker
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. . balance.
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Lower Knob - rotate knob to tune radio
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.:.-'!. .I stations manually. Frequency will be
'.i.. .+. displayed during tuning. Press knob to
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:. : alternately select AM or FM band.
0 . FronVRear Speaker Control (located
;. behind lower knob) - rotate control to
'. adjust the sound between the front and
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AM stereo. " Stereo" indicator light will be
displayed when tuned to a station broadcasting C-QUAMO' AM stereo, provided it
is being received with adequate signal
strength in your locality. When the bunon
is"out," all AM stations will be received in
mono.
C-QUAMO is a registered trademark
of Motorola. Inc.
0 FM Stereo - the stereo indicator will light
when tuned to an FM station broadcasting
in stereo. Stereo (dual channel) sound is
more realistic.
"Stereo" operation means the radio is
separating a stereo broadcast back into
the original two channels, called "left" and
"right." Stereo sound is noticeably
realistic to the ear.
r 5-Band Graphic Equalizer allows you to
adjust bass, midrange, and treble to suit
personal taste. Move control up to
increase frequency range, or down to
decrease frequency range.
NOTE: 60 and 250 .denote bass; 1K
denotes midrange; 3.5K and 10K denote
treble.
Generally, the l k control is placed in the
' center(detent) position, while the bass and
treble controls are adjusted upward to
varying degrees.
Siiice the 10K control has the most
influence on treble, it may produce high
frequency hiss when fully up. If this
occurs, move it down until the hiss disapp
ears. '
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