Ford E-150 AUDIO SYSTEM 1997, E-250 AUDIO SYSTEM 1997, E-350 AUDIO SYSTEM 1997 Owner Manual

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Table of contents
Audio systems 2 Controls and features 4 Display 19 Care and cleaning 20 Radio frequency information 21 Warranties and service 22 Index 23
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Audiosystems
ELECTRONICAMRADIO(IF EQUIPPED)
ON VOL
123
45
ELECTRONICSTEREORADIO (IFEQUIPPED)
VOL – PUSH ON
AM
BAS STREB
FM
SEEK TUNE
12 34 5 6
SCAN
6
FM 1
TONE
ST
BA LF AD E
CLK
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ELECTRONIC STEREO RADIO WITH CASSETTE (IF EQUIPPED)
VOL – PUSH ON
AM
BASSTREB
FM
FM 1
Audio systems
ST
BAL FADE
CLK
SEEK TUNE
REW
1
SCAN
FF
2
EJ
SIDE 1-2
3
DOLBY SYSTEM
TAPE
456
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Controlsandfeatures
Audio System Feature
or
or
2
AM FM
BASS
TREB
BAL
FADE
ON VOL
PUSH CLOCK
Volume/Power Control
3
Radio Station Memory Preset
AM/FM Select
Bass Adjust
Treble Adjust
Speaker Balance Adjust
Speaker Fade Adjust
VOL - PUSH ON
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456
Name
Audio System
Electronic
AM Radio
Electronic Search
Electronic Search
Radio (ESR)
Radio with
Casette (ESC)
Seek Function
Tune Adjust
Scan Function
TUNE
SEEK
or
SCAN
TUNE
= Feature included on audio system
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Controlsandfeatures
Audio System Feature
EJ
TONE
TAPE
REW
1
FF
2
SIDE 1-2
3
CLK
or
or
4
ON VOL
PUSH CLOCK
= Feature included on audio system
Tape Eject
Tone Adjust
Tape Play Select
Rewind Function
Fast Forward Function
Tape Direction Select
Dolby® Noise Reduction
Clock
Name
Audio System
Electronic
AM Radio
Electronic Search
Electronic Search
Radio (ESR)
Radio with
Casette (ESC)
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Controlsandfeatures
USINGRADIOCONTROLS Volume/powercontrol
Pressthecontroltoturntheaudio systemonoroff.
•AMradio
•AM/FMorAM/FMcassetteradio
VOLON
PUSH CLOCK
VOL – PUSH ON
Turncontroltoraiseorlower volume.
•AMradio
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VOLON
PUSH CLOCK
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•AM/FMorAM/FMcassetteradio
Ifthevolumeissetaboveacertain levelandtheignitionisturnedoff, thevolumewillcomebackonata “nominal”listeninglevelwhenthe ignitionisturnedbackon.Ifyou wishtomaintainyourpreset volumelevel,turntheaudio systemoffwiththepowercontrol beforeswitchingofftheignition.
AM/FMselect
TheAM/FMselectcontrolworksin radioandtapemodes(if equipped).
Controlsandfeatures
VOL – PUSH ON
AM FM
BAS STREB
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Controlsandfeatures
AM/FM select in radio mode
Thiscontrolallowsyoutoselect AMorFMfrequencybands.Press thecontroltoswitchbetweenAM, FM1orFM2memorypreset stations.
AM/FM select in tape mode
Pressthiscontroltostoptapeplay andbeginradioplay.
Tuneadjust
AMradio:
•Presstheleftsideofthecontrol tomovetothenextfrequency downtheband(whetherornot alistenablestationislocated there).Holdthecontroltomove throughthefrequenciesquickly.
•Presstherightsideofthe controltomovetothenext frequencyuptheband(whether ornotalistenablestationis locatedthere).Holdforquick movement.
AM
BASSTREB
FM
TUNE
—
+
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AM/FMorAM/FMcassette radio:
•Pressthe tomovetothe nextfrequencydowntheband (whetherornotalistenable stationislocatedthere).Hold thecontroltomovethroughthe frequenciesquickly.
•Pressthe
tomovetothe nextfrequencyuptheband (whetherornotalistenable stationislocatedthere).Hold forquickmovement.
Seekfunction
Theseekfunctioncontrolworksin radioandtapemode(ifequipped).
Seek function in radio mode
•Press tofindthenext listenablestationdownthe frequencyband.
Controlsandfeatures
SEEK TUNE TUNE
SEEK
•Press
tofindthenext listenablestationupthe frequencyband.
Seek function in tape mode
•Press tolistentothe previousselectiononthetape.
•Press
tolistentothenext
selectiononthetape.
SEEK TUNE TUNE
SEEK
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Controlsandfeatures
Scanfunction
Thescanfunctionworksinradio andtapemode(ifequipped).
Scan function in radio mode
PresstheSCANcontroltoheara briefsamplingofalllistenable stationsonthefrequencyband. Pressthecontrolagaintostopthe scanmode.
Scan function in tape mode
PresstheSCANcontroltoheara shortsamplingofallselectionson thetape.(Thetapescansina forwarddirection.Attheendof thetape’sfirstside,direction automaticallyreversestothe oppositesideofthetape.)Tostop onaparticularselection,pressthe controlagain.
Radiostationmemorypreset
Theradioisequippedwithsix stationmemorypresetcontrols.
AMradio:
Thesecontrolscanbeusedto selectuptosixpresetAMstations.
AM/FMorAM/FMcassette radio:
Thesecontrolscanbeusedto selectuptosixpresetAMstations andtwelveFMstations(sixinFM1 andsixinFM2).
SEEK TUNE
SCAN
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Setting memory preset stations
AMRadio:
1.Selectastation.RefertoTune
adjustformoreinformationon
selectingastation.
2.Pressandholdamemorypreset
controluntilthesoundreturns, indicatingthestationisheldin memoryonthecontrolyou selected.
AM/FMorAM/FMcassette radio:
1.Selectthefrequencybandwith
theAM/FMselectcontrol.
2.Selectastation.RefertoTune
adjustorSeekfunctionformore informationonselectingastation.
3.Pressandholdamemorypreset
controluntilthesoundreturns, indicatingthestationisheldin memoryonthecontrolyou selected.
Controlsandfeatures
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4 5 6
1
2
3 4
5
6
Bassadjust
Thebassadjustcontrolallowsyou toincreaseordecreasetheaudio system’sbassoutput.
AM FM
BASSTREB
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Controlsandfeatures
Trebleadjust
Thetrebleadjustcontrolallows youtoincreaseordecreasethe audiosystem’strebleoutput.
Toneadjust
Thetonecontroladjuststhebass andtreblebalance.Rotatethe controlclockwisetoincreasethe trebleresponseand counterclockwisetoincreasethe bassresponse.
Speakerbalanceadjust
Speakersounddistributioncanbe adjustedbetweentherightandleft speakers.
AM FM
BASSTREB
TONE
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BALFADE
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Speakerfadeadjust
Speakersounddistributioncanbe adjustedbetweenthefrontand rearspeakers.
Tapeplayselect
PresstheTAPEcontroltobegin tapeplay(withatapeloadedin theaudiosystemwhileinradio mode).
Pressingthecontrolduring rewindingandfast-forwarding stopstherewindorfast-forward function.
Controlsandfeatures
BALFADE
EJ
DOLBY SYSTEM
TAPE
Rewind
Therewindcontrol(REW)works intapemodes(ifequipped).
Rewind function in tape mode
AfterpressingREW,theradio playsuntilrewindisstopped(with thetapecontrol)orthebeginning ofthetapeisreached.
REW
1
FF
2
SIDE 1-2
3
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Controlsandfeatures
Fastforward
Thefastforwardcontrol(FF) worksintapemode(ifequipped).
Fast forward function in tape mode
AfterpressingFF,theradioplays untilthefastforwardfunctionis stopped(withthetapeplayselect controlorthefastforwardcontrol) ortheendofthetapeisreached.
Attheendofthefirstsideofthe tape,directionautomatically reversesandtheoppositesideof thetapeplays.
Tapedirectionselect
PressSIDE1–2toplaythe alternatesideofatape.
REW
1
FF
2
SIDE 1-2
3
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REW
1
FF
2
SIDE 1-2
3
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Tapeeject
PressEJtostopandejecta cassettetape.
Controlsandfeatures
DolbyTnoisereduction
Dolbytnoisereductionoperates onlyintapemode.Dolbytreduces theamountofhissandstatic duringtapeplayback.
Pressthe
buttontoactivate (anddeactivate)Dolbytnoise reduction.
Thenoisereductionsystemis manufacturedunderlicensefrom DolbyLaboratoriesLicensing Corporation.
Clock
Pressthecontroltodisplaythe timeontheaudiosystemdisplay.
•AMradio
EJ
DOLBY SYSTEM
4
TAPE
PUSH CLOCK
VOLON
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•AM/FMorAM/FMcassetteradio
Timeisdisplayed:
•untilanaudiofunctioncontrolis
pressed.
•approximatelytensecondsafter
eachaudiosystemchange.
•whentheaudiosystemisoff
andtheignitionisON.
Toremovetheclockdisplay,press thecontrolagain.
Setting the clock
AMradio:
Holdthecontrolandpress:
CLK
VOLON
•theleftsideofTUNEcontrolto
increasehour.
•therightsideofTUNEcontrol
toincreaseminutes.
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PUSH CLOCK
TUNE
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AM/FMorAM/FMcassette radio:
Tosetthehour,holdtheCLK controlandpress:
toincreasehourand todecreasehours.
Tosettheminute,holdtheCLK controlandpress:
toincreaseminutesand todecreaseminutes.
REARSEATCONTROLS(IF EQUIPPED)
Therearseatcontrolsallowthe rearseatpassengerstooperatethe radioanduseheadphones.
Controlsandfeatures
CLK
SEEK TUNE
CLK
SEEK TUNE
SPEAKERS
ON/OFF
VOLUME BAND MEMORY SEEK
Toturnontherearseatcontrols, pressthememorypresetcontrols 1and3atthesametime.The
willappearinthedisplay.
Pressing1and3atthesametime againwillturntherearseat controlsoff.
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Controlsandfeatures
Adjustingvolume
Pressthe+controltoincrease volume.
Pressthe—controltodecrease volume.
Fromtherearseatcontrols, volumecontrolcanbesetno higherthanthecurrentradio settingunlessthespeakersare turnedoff.RefertoTurning
speakersonandoff.
Turningthespeakersonandoff
Presstoturnthespeakersonor off.
Usingheadphones
Pluga3.5mmheadphone(not included)intothe operateheadphoneswithspeakers turnedoff.
Plugheadphonejackintothe
jacktooperate headphoneswiththespeakers turnedon.
jackto
SPEAKERS
ON/OFF
VOLUME BAND MEMORY SEEK
SPEAKERS
ON/OFF
VOLUME BAND MEMORY SEEK
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AMorFMselect
PushtheBANDcontroltochange thefrequencybandbetweenAM, FM1andFM2.
Memorypresetbutton
PushtheMEMORYcontrolto accessthestationyouhaveset intomemorypreset1.
PushtheMEMORYcontrol successivelytoaccessstations1–6.
Seekfunction
Pressthe
sideoftheSEEK controltoseekthenexthighest radiostation.
Display
SPEAKERS
ON/OFF
VOLUME BAND MEMORY SEEK
SPEAKERS
ON/OFF
VOLUME BAND MEMORY SEEK
Pressthe
sideoftheSEEK controlthenextlowerradio station.
Intapemode,usetheSEEK functiontoaccessthenext previous
selection.
DISPLAY
Thedisplayscreengives informationonthestatusofthe audiosystem.
or
FM 1
ST
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Display¬ Information
AM,FM1,FM2¬ Indicatesfrequencybandaudiosystemis
in.
87.9to107.9/530to1610¬ Indicatescurrentlyplayingradiostation
ST
Illuminatedbars¬ Indicatesvolume,relativelevelofbass
TAPE¬ Indicatestapeisplaying SC¬ Indicatestapeisscanning NOTAPE¬ Indicatesnotapeinplayerwhentape
1or2¬ Indicatessideoftapeplaying
CLEANINGCASSETTEPLAYER
Cleanthetapeplayerheadwitha cassettecleaningcartridgeafter tentotwelvehoursofplayto maintainthebestsoundand operation.
Indicatesstereooperation
andtrebleandrelativelevelsofspeaker balanceandfade.
selectbuttonispushed. Indicates¬ DolbyT¬ Noise¬ Reduction
activation Indicatestapeplay
Indicates¬ tape¬ is¬ rewinding¬ or¬ fast forwarding
Indicatesrearseatcontrolison.
CASSETTEANDCASSETTE PLAYERCARE
•Useonlycassettesthatare90
minuteslongorless.
•Donotexposetapestodirect
sunlight,highhumidity,extreme heatorextremecold.Allow tapesthatmayhavebeen exposedtoextreme
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temperaturestoreacha moderatetemperaturebefore playing.
•Tightenveryloosetapesby
insertingafingerorpencilinto theholeandturningthehub.
•Removelooselabelsbefore
insertingtapes.
•Donotleavetapesinthe
cassetteplayerforalongtime whennotbeingplayed.
RADIOFREQUENCY INFORMATION
TheFederalCommunications Commission(FCC)andthe CanadianRadioand Telecommunications Communications(CRTC)establish thefrequenciesAMandFM stationsmayusefortheir broadcasts.Allowablefrequencies are:
AM530,540–1600,1610kHzsteps FM87.9,88.1–107.1,107.9Mhz
steps Notallfrequenciesareusedina
givenarea.
RADIORECEPTIONFACTORS
Threefactorscanaffectradio reception:
•Distance/strength.Thefurther
anFMstationtravels,the weakeritis.Thelistenable rangeoftheaverageFMstation isapproximately40km(24 miles).Thisrangecanbe
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affectedby“signalmodulation.” Signalmodulationisaprocess radiostationsusetoincrease theirstrength/volumerelativeto otherstations.
•Terrain.Hills,mountainsandtall
buildingsbetweenyourvehicle’s antennaandtheradiostation signalcancauseFMreception problems.Staticcanbecaused onAMstationsbypowerlines, electricfences,trafficlightsand thunderstorms.Movingaway fromaninterferingstructure (outofits“shadow”)returns yourreceptiontonormal.
•Stationoverload.Weakstations
aresometimescapturedby strongerstationswhenyoupass abroadcasttower.Astronger stationmaytemporarily overtakeaweakerstationand playwhiletheweakstation frequencyisdisplayed.
Theaudiosystemautomatically switchestosinglechannel receptionifitwillimprovethe receptionofastationnormally receivedinstereo.
WARRANTIESANDSERVICE
Refertothe“WarrantyGuide”for audiosystemwarrantyinformation.
Ifserviceisnecessary,seeyour dealeroraqualifiedtechnician.
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Index
AM/FM select ................................7
Audio power ..................................6
Bass adjust ..................................11
Clock ............................................15
Display .........................................19
Dolby
Pr noise reduction ....................15
Fast forward function .................14
Radio frequency
information ................................21
reception ...................................21
Rewind function ..........................13
Scan function ..............................10
Seek function ................................9
Speaker balance adjust ..............12
Stations
selecting ....................................10
Tape direction select ..................14
Tape select ..................................13
Treble adjust ...............................12
Warranties
radio ...........................................22
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