Audio system – HONDA 2000 Civic Hatchback - Owner's Manual User Manual

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Audio System

AM/FM Stereo Audio System

The audio system is standard equip-

ment on the U.S. DX model and

Canadian models. It is optional on

the U.S. CX model.

Your Honda's audio system provides

clear reception on both AM and FM

bands, while the preset buttons allow

you to easily select your favorite

stations.

A cassette player, CD player or CD

changer is available as optional

equipment.

Operating the Radio

The ignition switch must be in

ACCESSORY (I) or ON (II) to

operate the audio system. Turn the

system on by pressing the PWR/

VOL knob or the AM/FM button.

Adjust the volume by turning the

knob.

The band and frequency that the

radio was last tuned to is displayed.

To change bands, press the AM/FM

button. On the FM band, ST will be

displayed if the station is broadcast-

ing in stereo. Stereo reproduction on

AM is not available.

You can use any of three methods to

find radio stations on the selected

band: TUNE, SEEK, or the Preset

buttons.

TUNE — Use the TUNE/SEEK

switch to tune the radio to a desired

frequency. Press the right side ( )

to tune to a higher frequency, or the

left side ( ) to tune to a lower

frequency. The frequency numbers

will start to change rapidly. Release

the switch when the display reaches

the desired frequency. To change

the frequency in small increments,

press and release the TUNE/SEEK

switch quickly.

SEEK — The SEEK function

searches the band for a station with

a strong signal. To activate it, press

the TUNE/SEEK switch until you

hear a beep, then release it.

Depending on which side of the

switch you press, the system scans

upward or downward from the

current frequency. It stops when it

finds a station with a strong signal.

Preset — You can store the

frequencies of your favorite radio

stations in the six preset buttons.

Each button will store one frequency

on the AM band, and two

frequencies on the FM band.

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