Cadillac 1975 Owner's Manual page 47

• SELECTOR BUTTON — the selector but¬
ton glows red to indicate that the radio is
being operated by the rear control. To
change stations, press the selector button
momentarily and release. This control
operates in the same manner as the selec¬
tor bar at the radio.
• SENSITIVITY CONTROL — Rotate con¬
trol ring behind off-on volume knob fully
counterclockwise to permit the tuner to
stop on the most powerful stations in your
area. Rotate it clockwise to the inter¬
mediate position to stop the tuner all usa¬
ble stations. Rotate the ring fully clock¬
wise to select FM stereo stations or most
local AM stations depending upon the
band that has been selected at the radio
dial.
With the rear seat radio controls on, the
driver may reduce or increase the volume of
the front speaker with the ring behind the right
control knob, tune the radio manually or with
the push buttons and change the AM-FM fre¬
quency bands. The radio can be operated
normally with the front controls when the rear
controls are turned off.
Integral AM-FM Stereo
Radio Tape Player
A Stereo Tape Player, integral with the AM-
FM Stereo Radio is available for all Cadillac
models. This combination provides tape re¬
corded stereo music to add to your driving
pleasure, Fig. 2-22.
The radio portion of this unit is similar to the
stereo radio previously described, except it
has no signal seeking feature. The word
"STEREO" at the right side of the slide bar
band selector glows amber when the radio is
tuned to an FM stereo station.
The tape unit uses a standard eight-track
stereo tape cartridge containing four enter¬
tainment programs. A complimentary tape is
provided with each integral AM-FM stereo
tape player.
Tape Player Operation
• Fully insert tape cartridge (label side up
and open end forward) through the
swing-away radio dial. System operation
switches from radio to tape automati¬
cally. Without further control operation.
FIG. 2-22: STEREO RADIO TAPE PLAYER
the unit plays continuously through all
four programs in the cartridge.
• To select the next program on the tape,
depress and release the left control knob.
• Release cartridge by pulling the left con¬
trol knob while unit is operating. Always
release cartridge prior to turning unit
off.
TAPE CARTRIDGE CARE
• Never leave tape cartridge inserted in
operating position with tape player in¬
operative.