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ASI RADIO

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

1982/1983 DELOREAN

trademarks of the DeLorean Motor Company. Availability, pricing and specications subject to change.

DeLorean Motor Company, 15023 Eddie Drive, Humble, TX 77396, USA REV. 0421-A

DELOREAN M

OTOR COMPANY

DMC Workshop Manual

Reproduction of original

factory documentation

for dealership service

personnel.

Part Number P3113096

DMC Service Bulletins

Reproductions of original

factory documentation

as written for dealership

service personnel.

Part Number P2107010

DMC Parts

Identication Manual

Updated reproduction

of original factory

documentation.

Part Number P1105010

Full Color Wiring

Diagram

Most complete & accurate

wiring diagram ever created

for the DeLorean automobile.

Part Number P6100330

DeLorean Key Blank

Fits all ignitions, cubby

boxes, original locking gas

caps and door locks for

VIN’s ending in 4200 & up.

Part Number 109100

DMC License Plate

A reproduction of the

original design used

in publicity photos by

the original DMC.

Part Number A7101002

Oil, Air and Fuel Filters

Includes sealing washers where required to do the job

right! All pieces sold separately or as a convenient kit.

Oil Filter with sealing washer�� Part Number 102114B

Air Filter ��Part Number 102575

Fuel Filter w/sealing washers & pad��Part Number 100523

Three Filter Kit (Oil, Air & Fuel) �� Part Number K102575

DeLorean Stainless Steel Car Care Kit

Modern formulations of original stainless shampoo,

stainless cleaner/sealer and leather/vinyl conditioner.

Car Care Kit��Part Number A4000100

Stainless Shampoo (16 oz)��Part Number A4000121

Stainless Cleaner/Sealer (16 oz) ��Part Number A4000111

Leather/Vinyl Conditioner (16 oz) ��Part Number A4000131

Blending Pad (each) ��Part Number A4000151

Blending Pad Handle ��Part Number A4000152

SS-Glow Polish ��Part Number A4000162

Wheel Cleaning Brush ��Part Number A4000153

ON-OFF VOLUME CONTROL

(INNER MOST KNOB)

PUSH FOR RADIO STATION

SEEK

PUSH FOR TAPE PROGRAM

CHANGE

TREBLE CONTROL (CENTER KNOB)

BASS CONTROL (OUTTER

MOST KNOB)

AM/FM SELECTOR BUTTON

TAPE DIRECTION INDICATOR

LIGHTS

AM/FM INDICATOR LIGHTS

MEMORY INDICATOR LIGHT

STEREO INDICATOR LIGHT

MEMORY ACTIVATE –

DE-ACTIVATE BUTTON

MANUAL TUNING CONTROL

LEFT-RIGHT BALANCE CONTROL

FRONT-REAR FADER CONTROL

LOCAL/DISTANT CONTROL

DOLBY NOISE REDUCTION

BUTTON

RADIO PUSHBUTTONS

FAST FORWARD/REWIND

CONTROLS

TAPE EJECT CONTROL

TAPE EQUALIZATION BUTTON

FOR METAL TAPES

LOUDNESS CONTROL

FUNCTION LAMPS

(ON WHEN FUNCTION IS ON)

CLOCK-HOUR SET CONTROL

CLOCK-MINUTE SET CONTROL

RADIO OPERATION

TO TURN TAPE PLAYER OR RADIO ON

The ON-OFF switch combined with the VOLUME control,

both of which are operated by the left front knob. Turn

this knob clockwise until a “click” is heard, which indi-

cates that the radio is now “ON”. Further clockwise rota-

tion will increase the volume.

AM/FM SELECTION

The desired broadcast band is selected by the AM/FM

Selector Button which is the button marked “AM/FM”.

The radio has the FM and AM band indicators located

to the left of the Radio Frequency display and the appro-

priate indicator will light up depending on whether FM

or AM band is operating.

MANUAL STATION TUNING

This radio is equipped with an electronic tuner. To tune

to a station manually rotate the right front knob clock-

wise for up scale tuning and counterclockwise for down

scale tuning. The frequency will appear on the digital

display area of the radio. On the AM band the frequen-

cy will appear in steps of 10 KHz and on the FM band

frequency will appear in steps of 0.2 MHz. Each “click”

while rotating the manual tuning knob will be one step

on the respective broadcast band. Tune the set carefully

until you are exactly on the station. This FM receiver is

equipped with an automatic muting circuit. This circuit

lters out virtually all o station background noise when

tuning from station to station. Also, when background

noise is greater than the transmitted station signal, both

the station signal and background noise are muted

(ltered) out.

SEEK TUNING

The SEEK tuning feature of this radio automatically lo-

cates the next strong station available on the radio dial

when actuated. This feature operates in the up scale di-

rection. The SEEK tuning feature is activated by pushing

in the left front knob when in the radio mode. The radio

automatically locates the next strong station and stops.

This procedure can be repeated by pushing the left front

knob again. Repeat until the desired station is being re-

ceived. For maximum sensitivity of Seek Tuning, the L/D

button should be in the distant position.

TUNING PUSHBUTTONS

Each tuning pushbutton can be set to two stations, one

on the AM band and one on the FM band. This provides

a total of twelve stations which can be selected by push-

button operation. Each tuning pushbutton also has a

dual color LED light in its center. These lights allow the

user to easily locate each pushbutton at night. The lights

change from red to green to indicate the last pushbut-

ton operated.

MEMORY

Set pushbuttons as follows:

1. Select the desired broadcast band with the AM/FM

selector button

2. Carefully tune to the desired station with the manual

tuning control or by using the SEEK tuning feature

3. Press the top right button marked “ME” for approxi-

mately 3/4 seconds until the orange colored “M” ap-

pears on the display area

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4. Press one of the tuning pushbuttons. The “M” on the

display area will go out indicating the button is now

preset to this station.

5. Repeat steps 2-4 for the remaining buttons.

6. Set the AM/FM selector button to the other broad-

cast band and set the six pushbuttons in the same

manner as above.

NOTE: THE ELECTRONIC CONTROL FUNCTIONS IN THE RADIO

WILL NOT OPERATE PROPERLY IF POWER TO THE RADIO IS IN-

TERRUPTED. THE POWER INTERRUPTION COULD BE CAUSED

BY THE DISCONNECTION OF THE BATTERY, OR LOW BATTERY

VOLTAGE AS MAY OCCUR IN COLD WEATHER STARTING. DIS-

CONNECTION OF THE BATTERY WILL CAUSE LOSS OF PUSH-

BUTTON STATION MEMORY AND THE TIME. THE MEMORY AND

CLOCK WILL REQUIRE RESETTING WHEN POWER IS RESTORED.

LOW BATTERY VOLTAGE WILL CAUSE FAILURE IN THE SEEK TUN-

ING OPERATION. THE SEEK TUNING WILL OPERATE PROPERLY

WHEN POWER IS RESTORED.

STEREO INDICATOR LIGHT

The FM Stereo light, “ST”, is located on the right side of

the display area. This light will glow whenever the radio

is tuned to an FM stereo station whose broadcasting sig-

nal is of sucient strength. If the Stereo signal begins

to weaken the radio will automatically blend to monau-

ral reception. The mono mode will increase the radio’s

ability to receive the weak signal. As the signal strength

returns to a sucient level the radio will automatically

return to the Stereo mode.

LOCAL/DISTANT SELECTOR

The center button on the right side of the radio marked

“L/D” is the Local/Distant Selector. When the small green

indicator light is on the radio is in the ‘Distant’ mode.

When the indicator light is o, the radio is in the ‘Local’

mode. This switch allows the user to discriminate the

strong (‘Local’ position) from the weak stations (‘Distant’

position) in the FM mode.

When the radio is in the Seek Tuning mode, this feature

allows the user to discriminate the strong station from

the weak stations on both the AM and FM bands. Your

radio should be in the ‘DISTANT’ mode for best recep-

tion under most conditions, an exception would be in an

urban area with tall buildings.

TREBLE CONTROL

The treble response can be adjusted to the desired level

with the middle knob on the left side of the radio. Ro-

tating clockwise increases the treble and rotating coun-

terclockwise decreases the response. There is a detent

position at the middle point of the knob’s rotation.

BASS CONTROL

The bass response can be adjusted to the desired level

with the rear knob on the left side of the radi. Rotating

clockwise increases the bass and rotating counterclock-

wise decreases the response. There is a detent position

at the midpoint of the knob’s rotation.

BALANCE CONTROL (LEFT-RIGHT)

Adjust the balance control with the right middle knob

just behind the manual tuning control to the point

where the volume appears equal between the left and

right speakers. This control has a center detent position

where the volume is exactly equal between the left and

right audio outputs of the unit.

FADER CONTROL (FRONT-REAR)

Adjust the fader control, the rear knob on the right side

of the radio to the point where the volume appears

equal between the front and rear speakers.

LOUDNESS CONTROL

Low volume labels are deceptive to the human ear in

that the ear has a tendency not to hear the low and high

frequencies (bass & treble) as clearly as the mid-range.

The Loudness Control provides boost to the low and

high frequencies to compensate for the ear’s decien-

cies. The Loudness Control is the middle button on the

left side of the radio marked “LOUD”. When the green

indicator lamp is ON, the Loudness Control is ON. When

the Lamp is OFF, the control is OFF.

CLOCK OPERATION

With the ignition switch in the ON position and the radio

on or o, the time of day will be displayed on the radio

display. The radio frequency can be displayed by press-

ing the “CRO2” button or the Dolby NR button .

The time will reappear after about ve seconds. The

time is also displayed when the tape player is operating.

TO SET CLOCK

The time of day must be on the display to set the clock.

The hour is set by pressing the small button to the

left of the fast forward/rewind buttons, with a pointed

object such as a pencil point. The minutes are set in the

same manner by pressing the small button to the

right of the fast forward/rewind buttons.

TAPE PLAYER OPERATION

Insert the tape cassette into the tape slot until it locks

into position. The unit is automatically switched to tape

player operation and one of the green tape direction in-

dicators located on either side of the display area

will be on. The various lights shown when the radio is

on will not light up. They will come back on when tape is

ejected and the lights relating to the cassette operation

will go o.

PROGRAM CHANGE CONTROL

When the tape program reaches its conclusion the tape

player will automatically reverse the tape direction and

play the other program. To manually change the tape

direction, push the Volume control knob . The proper

tape direction indicator will light.

REWIND

To rewind the tape, depress one of the two control but-

tons marked with arrows. The button with arrows point-

ing opposite the direction of the tape, as indicated by

the lit tape direction indicator light will rewind the

tape in order to repeat sections of the tape program.

The button will lock in position when pressed fully in-

ward. It can be released by partially pushing in the Eject

button. When the button is released, the unit will play at

normal speed.

FAST FORWARD

The control button marked with arrows pointing in the

same direction as the tape, as indicated by the lit tape

direction indicator light, will increase the tape speed

when depressed. This function allows the location of

other sections of the tape program. The button will lock

when depressed fully inward. It can be released by par-

tially pishing in the Eject button. When the button is re-

leased, the unit will play at normal speed.

EJECT

To eject the tape cassette push in rmly on the “EJECT”

button and the cassette will be partially ejected from the

tape slot. The unit is automatically switched to radio op-

eration. An important point - do not leave the cassette

in the play position when you turn the radio or the car

engine o.

DOLBY* NR (NOISE REDUCTION) CONTROL

This tape player is equipped with a noise reduction cir-

cuit developed by Dolby Laboratories. It reduces to a

minimum the noise commonly referred to as “tape hiss”

and improves the reproduction of the high frequency

sounds. This circuit will best aect tapes recorded us-

ing the Dolby NR process. They will be identied by the

“Double-D” symbol and the words “DOLBY SYSTEM”

printed on the label. The tape player’s Dolby NR circuit

is controlled by the bottom button on the right side of

the radio marked with the “Double-D” symbol. Press

the button when playing tapes recorded with the Dolby

Noise Reduction process. The function is ON when the

lamp is ON.

*Noise Reduction System manufactured under license from

Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation. ‘DOLBY’ and the

double-D symbol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories

Licensing Corporation.

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