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Additionally, the radio fades the speakers to full front, adjusts the volume to an initial audible Component Description Antenna System The antenna system receives broadcast AM or FM stereo signals from free space and sends the Radio The operator interfaces with the radio system through the radio display and controls. Through The radio processes the AM and FM signals from the antenna system or the information from the The radio is located in the instrument panel center stack area and is fastened to the instrument Radio amplifier outputs to the speakers are protected from damage should speaker leads become UVA Radio The UVA radio is a dual play radio that supports the playback of CDR, CDR/W and CDROM Speakers The base model speaker system consists of six speakers. Four 6-inch speakers are mounted in each
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of the doors. Two 1-inch tweeter speakers are mounted in the A-pillars. The uplevel speaker Auxiliary Jack Socket The AM/FM Stereo CD radio shall provide a 3.5 mm Auxiliary stereo jack that will allow OnStar® OnStar® equipped (RPO UE1) vehicles use the radio amplifier and speaker system for voice When OnStar® begins operation, the radio volume is set to a preset level, auto tone preset for The radio system and OnStar® system are connected through the 16-way connector at the back of Voice communication from the vehicle to the OnStar® operator could be possible under this For more information regarding radio operation problems, refer to Symptoms - Entertainment. Theft Deterrent The radio theft deterrent system is intended to disable radio functionality if incorrect vehicle The radio shall provide the following theft operating modes as part of the radio theft deterrent
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No VIN Mode-A radio that has not received or learned a VIN. In this mode the radio has Normal Mode-A radio has received a VIN sequence. The radio only learns the VIN Theft Detected Mode-A radio that had previously learned a VIN sequence and subsequently Customer Tips Radio Reception FM The best FM fidelity will be obtained from stations within 16-64 km (10-40 mile) range. Tall buildings or hills may cause a degraded or lost signal. FM signals tend to travel "line of Although receiver circuits are among the most advanced type available, there are instances Radio Reception AM AM reception is sensitive to storm disturbances such as lightning. Suggestion: Reduce treble Care of Compact Discs Handle compact discs (CDs) carefully. Touch only the outer edges of the CD or the edge of Store CDs in their protective cases. Store CDs away from sunlight, dirt, dust, and debris. Do not attach a label or tape to a CD. Always check for scratches and signs of wear on both sides of the CD. Never place any marks on the CD with a marker. If a CD becomes contaminated, clean it with a clean, damp, soft, lint-free cloth and mild
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solutions which may damage the CD, such as chemically treated cleaning cloths, benzene, or Compact Discs Not Appropriate to Use These CD players were designed to be compatible with round digital audio CDs with the Special-shaped CDs (any that are not round) Re-Writeable CDs (CD-RW type are incompatible) Recordable CDs (CD-R type are incompatible, except with US8 or US9 radios) Library CDs (with thick bar code labels) CD with user-applied labels AM/FM Reception Radio Signal The radio signal is sent from a broadcast station and is then received by an antenna. The strength The power output, or wattage, of the broadcasting station The location of the vehicle, or receiver, relative to the broadcast tower Obstacles between the tower and the receiver Atmospheric conditions Which band, AM or FM, the station is broadcasting Type of antenna and the ground plane AM Reception The AM band has a lower frequency range than the FM band. These longer wavelengths: Bend around obstacles Follow the curvature of the earth May reflect, or skip, off of the ionosphere The AM frequencies have longer range due to the ground wave. The ground wave follows the
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