Deere-Delco AM/FM Stereo Radio with Weatherband and Cassette Player-Model B

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A-Power On/Off Volume
B-Balance Left/Right
C-Fade Front/Rear
D-Treble Control


E-Base Control
F-Seek
G-RCL (Clock/Frequency)
H-Set


I-Tune
J-Band AM/FM and Weatherband
K-Preset Buttons AM/FM and Weatherband


L-Tape Ejection Button
M-Cassette Player
N-Program

The radio is an AM/FM stereo, weatherband radio with clock, and a cassette player. The radio features seek, tune, recall, five AM/FM preset memories, off/on knob and volume, bass/treble/fade balance, band switch and set controls. The player features auto-reverse with fast forward and reverse.

On-Off and Volume Knob

To turn radio on and increase the volume, turn ON-OFF control knob (A) to the right. Turn knob to the left to turn radio off.

Balance/Fade

NOTE: Balance/Fade/Treble/Bass controls have a detent at the center position.

The left-right stereo balance is adjusted by turning balance control knob (B) in the corresponding direction. Using the tab behind BAL control, adjust FAD control (C) to right to FADE toward rear speakers. Adjust to left to FADE toward front speakers.

Treble/Base

Turn the TRE control (D) to left to decrease treble and to the right to increase treble. Turn the BASS control

tab (E) to left to decrease bass and to the right to increase bass.

Seek

Press SEEK (F) to automatically search for next higher or lower listenable station and stay there. It will find the next station each time you press the button.

RCL (Clock Frequency)

If time-of-day is not on display, press RCL (G). Press and hold SET button (H) and at the same time press and hold the down arrow side of TUNE (I) until the correct hour appears. Press and hold SET button (H) and at the same time press and hold the up arrow side of TUNE (I) until the correct minutes appears (seconds will set to 00 when adjusting minutes).

If radio is turned on and time is displayed, press RCL (G) to display radio frequency.

The radio will automatically switch to stereo when tuned to an FM stereo station. Stereo indicator light ST will be displayed with frequency display.

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Manual Tuning Up/Down

Each time up arrow on TUNE button (I) is pressed, selector will move to next higher frequency.

Each time down arrow on TUNE button (I) is pressed, selector will move to next lower frequency. When manual tuning switch is held down for approximately 0.5 second, tuner will move in desired direction at the rate of ten frequencies every one second.

When tuner reaches the end of the frequency band, a 'wrap around' to opposite end of the band will occur, and movement will continue until switch is released.

Clock

If time-of-day is not on display, press RCL (G) button.

Press and hold SET button (H) and at the same time press and hold the down arrow side of TUNE (I) until the correct hour appears.

Press and hold SET button (H) and at the same time press and hold the up arrow side of TUNE (I) until the correct minutes appears. (Seconds will set to 00 when adjusting minutes.)

Band

NOTE: The last station heard on each band will be stored in memory. When switching back to that band, it will automatically return.

Press BAND switch (J) to select desired band AM, FM or Weatherband.

Push Buttons

Five AM, FM and Weatherband stations can be stored for immediate recall by pressing PRESET push buttons (K).

Set Button

NOTE: If the SET function is activated and no further action occurs, the set function is automatically cancelled after five seconds.

The SET button (H) is used to store stations in each of the preset memories as follows:

  • Tune to station to be stored using manual, scan or seek tuning methods.
  • Press SET button. SET appears in display. The station frequency will flash for five seconds or until set.
  • Press a PRESET push button (K) (1-5) that you want to establish for that station. The radio will now return to that frequency each time that push button is pressed and released.

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Inserting Tape

Insert tape into door (B) marked AUTO REVERSE. Raised portion of the cassette is positioned to the right.

NOTE: The arrows (C) or (D) point in the direction the tape is playing.

Program

Press both direction buttons (E) simultaneously. The direction arrows will change in the graphic display and the player will change direction.

Fast Forward

View the direction arrow. Press direction button (E) with arrow pointing in the same direction to activate fast forward. Lightly press other button to cancel fast forward and return to playing speed.

Fast Reverse

View the direction arrow. Press direction button (E) with arrow pointing in the opposite direction to activate fast reverse. Lightly press other button to cancel fast forward and return to playing speed.

Tape Eject

Press EJT button (A) firmly to eject tape.

NOTE: When the tape is ejected the radio becomes operative. It is not necessary to eject a tape when leaving the cab, a solenoid removes internal pressure automatically.

Weatherband

The weatherband is a service of the Voice of the National Weather Service. It provides continuous broadcasts of the latest weather information directly from National Weather Service offices. Taped weather messages are repeated every four to six minutes and are routinely revised every one to three hours, or more frequently if needed. Most of the stations operate 24 hours daily.

The weather radio network frequencies are:

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A-Eject Button
B-Door
C-Direction Arrows-Fast Reverse
D-Direction Arrows-Fast Forward
E-Direction Buttons

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Weatherband Frequencies
162.400 MHz 162.425 MHz 162.450 MHz
162.475 MHz 162.500 MHz 162.525 MHz
162.550 MHz    

 

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