Radios; Am Push Button Tuning; Fm And Fm/Stereo Tuning; Fm Push Button Tuning - Ford 1975 Mustang II Owner's Manual

INSTRUMENTS AND CONTROLS
Radios
AM Push Button Tuning
To set the five push buttons for AM broadcasting on your radio, follow the
directions below.
If the radio is equipped with an AM/FM band selector bar, be sure it
is in the AM position.
Turn your radio on.
Allow the radio about five minutes to warm up.
· Pull the push button to be set out until it stops.
Tune in the desired station with the manual tuning knob.
· Push the button all the way in and release it.
· Repeat for the remaining buttons.
FM and FM/Stereo Tuning
FM and FM/stereo broadcasts have some characteristics Which do not ap-
pear in AM broadcasting. These conditions are not due to any fault in your
car radio.
The effective range of FM and FM/stereo broadcasts is about 20 miles.
When driving away from a station, you may have to fine-tune the radio
and turn up the volume as the station becomes weaker. When the hiSSing
or popping noise (which indicates a weak broadcast signal) becomes too
strong, tune to another station.
Tall buildings, hills, or depressed roadways may cause garbled or weak re-
ception or even temporary loss of the program.
When you pass near the broadcasting tower of an FM station, that station
may cut out another station to which you are listening even though you
haven't changed your dial setting. The two stations may even switch back
and forth several times until you move a little farther away from the tower.
FM Push Button Tuning
To set the five push buttons for FM or FM/stereo broadcasting, follow the
directions below.
· Turn the radio on.
· Allow the radio about five minutes to warm up.
· Be sure the band selector is in the FM position.
· Pull the push button out until it stops.
· Tune in the desired station with the manual tuning knob.
· Push the button all the way in and release it.
· Repeat for the remaining buttons.
AM Radio Operation
To operate the optional AM radio, follow these instructions:
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