A udio system s 2

Controls and features 6

D isplay 24
Care and cleaning 25
Radio frequency inform ation 26
W arranties and service 28
Index 29
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Table of contents
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PREMIUM STEREO CASSETTE
WITH CD DJ COMPATIBILITY
Show n w ith CD /D J controls.
M odels w ith A M /FM Search Radio
only or A M /FM Prem ium Cassette
w ith externalpow er am plifier are
also available.Controls on these
m odels are com parable.
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S I D E 1 -2
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FM 1 ST
VO L P U S H O N
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B A S S T R E B B A L F A D E
A U T O
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C L K
S E E K
T U N E
D I S C S
S C A N
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DOLBY SYSTEM
E J TA P E C D
C O M P
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S H U F F L E
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JBL LUXURY AUDIO SYSTEM
WITH CD/DJ COMPATIBILITY
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VOL PUSH ON
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AM
FM
FM 1 S T
BASS
TREB
BAL
FADE
EJ ECT
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DSP
BLANK
SKIP
SIDE 1-2
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COMP
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SHUFFLE
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COMPACT
DIGITAL AUDIO
TAPE CD
TUNE
DISCS
SCAN
SEEK
AUTOSET
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AUDIO SYSTEM CONTROLS
The controls show n are from the
Prem ium Stereo Cassette w ith
CD /D J com patibility and the JBL
Luxury A udio System w ith CD /D J
com patibility.
Ifyour vehicle is equipped w ith
the A M /FM Search Radio or the
A M /FM Prem ium Stereo Cassette
w ith E xternalPow er A m plifier,
your controls w illappear the sam e
as w ith the illustrated Prem ium
Stereo Cassette w ith CD /D J
com patibility,but w ithout the
D ISCSdesignation seen here.
Ifyou did not purchase a CD D J
w ith your vehicle,these functions
w illnot operate.Ifyou decide to
upgrade your vehicle w ith a CD
D J,your radio can be used to
operate allCD D J functions.
Volume/power control
Press the controlto turn the audio
system on or off.
VO L P U S H O N
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Turn controlto raise or low er
volum e.
Ifyou turn offthe ignition before
turning offthe audio system ,the
audio system w illcom e back on at
a preset m edium levelvolum e
w hen the ignition sw itch is turned
back on.Ifyou w ish to m aintain
your preset volum e level,turn the
audio system offw ith the pow er
controlbefore sw itching offthe
ignition.
AM/FM select
The A M /FM select controlw orks in
radio,tape and CD m odes (if
equipped).
AM/FM select in radio mode
This controlallow s you to select
A M or FM frequency bands.Press
the controlto sw itch betw een A M ,
FM 1 or FM 2 m em ory preset
stations.
VO L P U S H O N
A M
F M
B A S S T R E B
A M
F M
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AM/FM select in tape mode
Press this controlto stop tape play
and begin radio play.
AM/FM select in CD mode
Press this controlto stop CD play
and begin radio play.
You can sw itch from CD play to
tape play be sim ply inserting a
tape into the cassette deck.
Tune adjust
The tune button w orks in radio or
CD m ode (ifequipped).
Tune adjust in radio mode
Press the to m ove to the
next frequency dow n the band
(w hether or not a listenable
station is located there).H old
the controlto m ove through the
frequencies quickly.
Press the right side ofthe
controlto m ove to the next
frequency up the band (w hether
or not a listenable station is
located there).H old for quick
m ovem ent.
Tune adjust for CD mode
Press the to select the
previous disc in the CD changer.
TAPE CD
TUNE
DISCS
S E E K
T U N E
D I S C S
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Controls and features
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(Play w illbegin on the first
track ofthe disc unless the CD
changer is in shuffle m ode.
Refer to Shuffle feature for
m ore inform ation.H old the
controlto continue reversing
through the disc.
Press to select the next disc
in the CD changer.H old the
controlto fast-forw ard through
the rem aining discs.
Seek function
The seek function controlw orks in
radio,tape or CD m ode (if
equipped).
Seek function in radio mode
Press to find the next
listenable station dow n the
frequency band.
Press to find the next
listenable station up the
frequency band.
Seek function in tape mode
Press to listen to the
previous selection on the tape.
Press to listen to the next
selection on the tape.
S E E K
T U N E
D I S C S
SCAN
SEEK
AUTOSET
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Controls and features
9
Scan function
The scan function w orks in radio,
tape or CD m ode (ifequipped).
Scan function in radio mode
Press the SCA N controlto hear a
briefsam pling ofalllistenable
stations on the frequency band.
Press the controlagain to stop the
scan m ode.
Scan function in tape mode
Press the SCA N controlto hear a
short sam pling ofallselections on
the tape.(The tape scans in a
forw ard direction.A t the end of
the tapes first side,direction
autom atically reverses to the
opposite side ofthe tape.) To stop
on a particular selection,press the
controlagain.
Scan function in CD mode
Press the SCA N controlto hear a
short sam pling ofallselections on
the CD .(The CD scans in a
forw ard direction,w rapping back
to the first track at the end ofthe
CD .) To stop on a particular
selection,press the controlagain.
S C A N
S E E K
T U N E
SEEK
AUTOSET SCAN
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Controls and features
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Radio station memory preset
The radio is equipped w ith six
station m em ory preset controls.
These controls can be used to
select up to six preset A M stations
and tw elve FM stations (six in FM 1
and six in FM 2).
Setting memory preset stations
1.Select the frequency band w ith
the A M /FM select control.
2.Select a station.Refer to Tune
adjust or Seek functi on for m ore
inform ation on selecting a station.
3.Press and hold a m em ory preset
controluntilthe sound returns,
indicating the station is held in
m em ory on the controlyou
selected.
A M
F M
B A S S T R E B
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Starting autoset memory preset
(if equipped)
1.Select a frequency using the
A M /FM select controls.
2.Press the A U TO SE T control.
3.W hen the first six strong
stations are filled,the station
stored in m em ory preset control1
w illstart playing.
Ifthere are less than six strong
stations available on the frequency
band,the rem aining m em ory
preset controls w illallstore the
last strong station available.
Deactivating autoset memory
preset
To deactivate autoset and return to
your audio system s m anually set
m em ory stations,press the
A U TO SE T controlagain.
A M
F M
B A S S T R E B
A M
F M
A U T O
S E T
C L K
SCAN
SEEK
AUTOSET
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Controls and features
12
Bass adjust
The bass adjust controlallow s you
to increase or decrease the audio
system s bass output.
Treble adjust
The treble adjust controlallow s
you to increase or decrease the
audio system s treble output.
Speaker balance adjust
Speaker sound distribution can be
adjusted betw een the right and left
speakers.
A M
F M
B A S S T R E B
A M
F M
B A S S T R E B
B A S S F A D E
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Controls and features
13
Speaker fade adjust
Speaker sound distribution can be
adjusted betw een the front and
rear speakers.
Tape play select
Press the TA PE controlto begin
tape play (w ith a tape loaded in
the audio system w hile in radio or
CD m ode [ifequipped]).
Pressing the controlduring
rew inding and fast-forw arding
stops the rew ind or fast-forw ard
function.
CD play select
Press the CD controlto begin CD
play (ifCD s are loaded in the CD
changer).The first track ofthe
first disc w illbegin playing.
B A S S F A D E
DOLBY SYSTEM
E J TA P E
TAPE CD
TUNE
DISCS
DOLBY SYSTEM
E J TA P E C D
TAPE CD
TUNE
DISCS
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Rewind
The rew ind control(RE W ) w orks
in tape and CD m odes (if
equipped).
Rewind function in tape mode
A fter pressing RE W ,the radio
plays untilrew ind is stopped (w ith
the tape control) or the beginning
ofthe tape is reached.
Rewind function in CD mode
Pressing the RE W controlfor less
than three seconds results in slow
rew ind.Pressing the RE W control
m ore than three seconds results in
fast rew ind.
Fast forward function
The fast forw ard control(FF)
w orks in tape and CD m odes (if
equipped).
REW
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FF
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REW
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FF
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Fast forward function in tape
mode
A fter pressing FF,the radio plays
untilthe fast forw ard function is
stopped (w ith the tape play select
controlor the fast forw ard control)
or the end ofthe tape is reached.
A t the end ofthe first side ofthe
tape,direction autom atically
reverses and the opposite side of
the tape plays.
Fast forward function in the CD
mode
Pressing FF for less than three
seconds results in slow forw ard
action.
Pressing FF for m ore than three
seconds results in fast forw ard
action.
Tape direction select
Press SID E 12 to play the
alternate side ofa tape.
REW
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FF
2
REW
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FF
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EJ ECT
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SIDE 1-2
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R E W
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F F
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S I D E 1 -2
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Controls and features
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Tape eject
Press E J to stop and eject a
cassette tape.
Dolby noise reduction
D olby noise reduction operates
only in tape m ode.D olby reduces
the am ount ofhiss and static
during tape playback.
Press the button to activate
(and deactivate) D olby noise
reduction.
The noise reduction system is
m anufactured under license from
D olby Laboratories Licensing
Corporation.
Compression adjust
(if equipped)
Com pression adjust brings soft and
loud CD passages together for a
m ore consistent listening level.
Press the CO M P controlto activate
and deactivate com pression adjust.
DOLBY SYSTEM
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EJ ECT
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COMP
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COMP
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SHUFFLE
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COMP
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SHUFFLE
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Controls and features
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Shuffle feature (if equipped)
The shuffle feature w orks w hile in
CD play m ode and allow s you to
listen to random ly selected tracks
on one or allCD s loaded in the
changer.
Press the Shuffle controlto listen
to the tracks on the current CD (s)
in random order.
Random order play continues until
the controlis pressed again.
Clock
Press the CLK controlto display
the tim e on the audio system
display.
Tim e is displayed:
untilan audio function controlis
pressed.
approxim ately ten seconds after
each audio system change.
w hen the audio system is off
and the ignition is O N .
To rem ove the clock display,press
the CLK controlagain.
COMP
5
SHUFFLE
6
COMP
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SHUFFLE
6
A U T O
S E T
C L K
C L K
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Controls and features
18
Setting the clock
To set the hour,hold the CLK
controland press:
to increase hour and
to decrease hours.
To set the m inute,hold the CLK
controland press:
to increase m inutes and
to decrease m inutes.
Blank skip function
Press this controlto toggle the
BLA N K SK IP function on and off.
W hen the function is activated,the
audio system w illautom atically
skip over any blank (silent)
passages in the playing cassette
tape.W hen the function is
deactivated,the audio system w ill
play the blank portion ofthe
cassette tape.
DSP function (if equipped)
Press the D SP controlto activate
the D SP effect.To scrollthrough
the available D SP effects,press
.Select these available D SP
A U T O
S E T
C L K
S E E K
T U N E
D I S C S
SCAN
SEEK
AUTOSET
A U T O
S E T
C L K
S E E K
T U N E
D I S C S
TAPE CD
TUNE
DISCS
DSP
BLANK
SKIP
DSP
BLANK
SKIP
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effects according to your listening
preference.
STA D sim ulated O utdoor
Stadium type sound
JA ZZ sim ulated Jazz Club
type sound
CH U R sim ulated Church
type sound
H A LL sim ulated Concert
H alltype sound
N E W S sim ulated Voice O nly
type sound
FORD CD CHANGER
(IF EQUIPPED)
Slide the door to access the CD
changer m agazine.
Press to eject the m agazine.
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M ake sure only one disc is inserted
in each slot.E ach disc m ust be
inserted w ith the labelsurface
upw ard.You m ay insert up to six
CD s.
The m agazine does not need to be
fullfor the changer to operate.
Radio pow er m ust be turned on to
play the CD s in the changer.The
m agazine m ay be stored in the
glove box w hen not being used.
The CD m agazine m ay be inserted
or ejected w ith the radio pow er
off.
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COMPACT
DIGITAL AUDIO
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Controls and features
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REAR SEAT CONTROLS
(IF EQUIPPED)
The rear seat controls allow the
rear seat passengers to operate the
radio and use headphones.
Adjusting volume
Press the + controlto increase
volum e.
Press the controlto decrease
volum e.
From the rear seat controls,
volum e controlcan be set no
higher than the current radio
setting unless the speakers are
turned off.Refer to Turni ng
speakers on and off.
SEEK
VOLUME + BAND
MEMORY
SEEK
VOLUME + BAND
MEMORY
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Turning the speakers on and off
Press to turn the speakers on or
off.
Using headphones
Plug a 3.5 m m headphone (not
included) into the jack to
operate headphones w ith speakers
turned off.
Plug headphone jack into the
jack to operate
headphones w ith the speakers
turned on.
AM or FM select
Push the BA N D controlto change
the frequency band betw een A M ,
FM 1 and FM 2.
Memory preset button
Push the M E M O RY controlto
access the station you have set
into m em ory preset 1.
SEEK
VOLUME + BAND
MEMORY
SEEK
VOLUME + BAND
MEMORY
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Push the M E M O RY control
successively to access stations 16.
Seek function
Press the side ofthe SE E K
controlto seek the next highest
radio station.
Press the side ofthe SE E K
controlthe next low er radio
station.
In tape m ode,use the SE E K
function to access the next or
previous selection.
In CD m ode (ifequipped),use the
SE E K function to access the next
or previous selection.
DISPLAY
The display screen gives
inform ation on the status ofthe
audio system .
SEEK
VOLUME + BAND
MEMORY
FM 1 ST
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Display
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AUDIO SYSTEM CARE AND
CLEANING
Troubleshooting the CD
changer
The laser beam used in the
com pact disc player is
harm fulto the eyes.D o not
attem pt to disassem ble the case.
Ifsound skips:
You m ay be traveling on a rough
road,playing badly scratched
discs or the disc m ay be dirty.
Skipping w illnot scratch the
discs or dam age the player.
Ifchanger does not w ork:
A disc is already loaded w here
you w ant to insert disc.
The disc is inserted w ith the
labelsurface dow nw ard.
The disc is dusty or defective.
The players internal
tem perature is above 75C
(167F).A llow the player to
cooldow n before operating.
A disc w ith form at and
dim ensions not w ithin industry
standards is inserted.
Cleaning compact discs
Inspect alldiscs for contam ination
before playing.Ifnecessary,clean
discs only w ith an approved CD
cleaner and w ipe the center out to
the edge.D o not use circular
m otion.
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CD and CD changer care
H andle discs by their edges only.
N ever touch the playing surface.
D o not expose discs to direct
sunlight or heat sources for
extended periods oftim e.
D o not insert m ore than one
disc into each slot ofthe CD
changer m agazine.
Cleaning cassette player
Clean the tape player head w ith a
cassette cleaning cartridge after
ten to tw elve hours ofplay to
m aintain the best sound and
operation.
Cassette and cassette player
care
U se only cassettes that are 90
m inutes long or less.
D o not expose tapes to direct
sunlight,high hum idity,extrem e
heat or extrem e cold.A llow
tapes that m ay have been
exposed to extrem e
tem peratures to reach a
m oderate tem perature before
playing.
Tighten very loose tapes by
inserting a finger or pencilinto
the hole and turning the hub.
Rem ove loose labels before
inserting tapes.
D o not leave tapes in the
cassette player for a long tim e
w hen not being played.
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RADIO FREQUENCY
INFORMATION
The FederalCom m unications
Com m ission (FCC) and the
Canadian Radio and
Telecom m unications
Com m unications (CRTC) establish
the frequencies A M and FM
stations m ay use for their
broadcasts.A llow able frequencies
are:
A M 530,5401600,1610 kH z steps
FM 87.9,88.1107.1,107.9 M hz
steps
N ot allfrequencies are used in a
given area.
RADIO RECEPTION FACTORS
Three factors can affect radio
reception:
D istance/strength.The further
an FM station travels,the
w eaker it is.The listenable
range ofthe average FM station
is approxim ately 40 km (24
m iles).This range can be
affected by signalm odulation.
Signalm odulation is a process
radio stations use to increase
their strength/volum e relative to
other stations.
Terrain.H ills,m ountains and tall
buildings betw een your vehicles
antenna and the radio station
signalcan cause FM reception
problem s.Static can be caused
on A M stations by pow er lines,
electric fences,traffic lights,
driving under bridges and
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Radio frequency information
27
thunderstorm s.M oving aw ay
from an interfering structure
(out ofits shadow ) returns
your reception to norm al.
Station overload.W eak stations
are som etim es captured by
stronger stations w hen you pass
a broadcast tow er.A stronger
station m ay tem porarily
overtake a w eaker station and
play w hile the w eak station
frequency is displayed.
The audio system autom atically
sw itches to single channel
reception ifit w illim prove the
reception ofa station norm ally
received in stereo.
WARRANTIES AND SERVICE
Refer to the W arranty G uidefor
audio system w arranty inform ation.
Ifservice is necessary,see your
dealer or a qualified technician.
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Warranties and service
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A M /FM select ................................7
A udio pow er ..................................6
Bass adjust ..................................13
CD select .....................................14
Clock ............................................18
Com pact disc changer
care ............................................26
operation ...................................20
troubleshooting .........................25
Com pression adjust ....................17
D isplay .........................................24
D olby
noise reduction .........................17
E lectronic sound system ...........2,4
Fast forw ard function .................15
Radio frequency
inform ation ................................27
reception ...................................27
Rew ind function ..........................15
Scan function ..............................10
Seek function ................................9
Speaker balance adjust ..............13
Stations
selecting ....................................11
Tape direction select ..................16
Tape select ..................................14
Treble adjust ...............................13
Tune adjust ...................................8
W arranties
radio ...........................................28
Index
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