HOLDEN WH II 2002 Series Owner's Handbook Manual page 32

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Radio, cassette, CD and telephone (if fitted)
Detailed information on the operation of the radio, cassette, CD and telephone (if fitted)
is provided in the glovebox.
Operating information for adjusting the antenna height, entering the Personal Identification
Number and remote control of the radio via the steering wheel (on higher luxury cars)
is provided on these pages.
Important cassette care note
After repeated playing, residue from the tape surface and dust from surroundings builds
up on the tape head and tape handling
and a muffled sound.
To assist good quality sound and trouble free operation, a good quality 'Wet type'
cassette head cleaning tape should be used every month or two, depending on the
amount of use.
Radio P.I.N. (fersonalldentification Number)
Your P.I.N. must be entered if the battery is disconnected. The
security card that was originally in the glovebox of the new car. Please keep the card
in a safe but accessibie piace (not in your car), as this safety featuie is pmvided as
a theft deterrent.
To enter the P.I.N.:
turn ignition to accessories and turn radio on
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press the radio buttons in your P.I.N. order,
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the radio will shortly begin to play.
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If an incorrect P.I.N. was entered the number "2" will appear on the display. Following
three incorrect P.I.N.s the display shows"---" or "LOCK OUT", and the radio must
remain connected to power for approx. one hour before the correct P.I.N. can be
entered.
Therefore, if your car repair requires battery disconnection you may wish to provide the
servicing dealer with your P.I.N.
If the P.I.N. number is lost, contact your Holden Dealer. He will require proof of
ownership and the Vehicle Identification Number, shown on the inside front cover of
this handbook. There may be a nominal charge for this
RADIO
surfaces. This is first noticed as lack of treble
("1"
appears),
P.I.N. is shown on the
service.