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2. Press the 

(Clock) button. Or, if

equipped, press the MENU button

until the clock option is displayed;

and then press the pushbutton locat-

ed under the clock option label. The

HR, MIN, MM, DD, YYYY labels will

appear on the display.

3. Press the pushbutton under any of

the labels to be changed.

4. Press the pushbutton again, the right

SEEK arrow or the FWD button to

increase the numbers. Press the left

SEEK arrow or the REV button to

decrease the numbers. Rotating the

(Tune) knob also will increase or

decrease the selected label.

5. Press the Clock or MENU button

again to set the currently displayed

time and date.

Playing MP3 Files

Your audio system has MP3 file play-

back capability. A CD-R containing MP3

audio tracks will play automatically when

inserted into the CD player. An MP3

label will be displayed.

Radio Data System

When you tune to a Radio Data System

(RDS) station, the station name or call

letters will appear on the display instead

of the frequency. Depending on the RDS

station, additional text information may

be available by pressing the 

(Information) button.

RDS features are available for use only

on FM stations that broadcast RDS

information. RDS relies on receiving

specific information from these stations

and will work only when the information

is available.

See Section 3 of your Owner Manual.

Multiple-Disc CD Player 

(if equipped)

To load a CD(s):

• Press and release the LOAD 

button to load one CD. Press and

hold the LOAD 

button for two

seconds to load multiple CDs. Follow

the display prompts to load each CD.

Press the LOAD 

button again to

cancel loading more CDs.

To play a specific CD:

• Press the pushbutton below the arrow

label on the display to select the

desired CD number.

To eject a CD(s):

• Press the 

EJECT button once to

eject the CD that is currently playing.

Press and hold the 

EJECT but-

ton to eject all CDs.

If a CD is not removed after several

seconds, it will be pulled back into the

player automatically.

See Section 3 of your Owner Manual.

Note:

CDs with any affixed labels may

jam in the CD player. Label a CD using

a permanent marker. If more than one

CD is inserted into the slot at one time,

or if scratched or damaged CDs are

played, the CD player could be dam-

aged. Keep the CD player and the

loading slot free of foreign materials,

liquids or debris.

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