GMC 2003 Savana - Manual (Page 167)

Setting Preset Stations
T3ie sii numbered pushbuttons lei you relurn to your
laydrlte slatruns. You car? $el up to Ifl statrons { sir AM.
s I k FMt and six FM2) by perionTiing Ihs folJowinq
stops-
1 Turn the nadtb on.
2 Press AWl FM In selEcI AM, FM1 or FM2
3. Tune in Ihe dcsirbO siaHon.
4. Press and haid' o1 the six numbered
pushbultonfi unlil yuu hear a beap, Wh ensure r you
press that numbered pushbutton^ Ihe stanon
you set return.
5. Repeat ibe steps tor each pushbutton
Setting the Tone (Bass/Trebie)
AUDIO; To adjust the bass or the treble, press and
roiease the AUDIO bulTon repeatedly urilK BAS or TRE
appears on the display. Then press ¿md hold The up
or ihe dawn furrow to ¡iiOrease or Id decrease. M a statior^
is weak or noiey, you may wani to decrease Ihe
treble.
To adjust bass ur trebto tp Ihs rrirddliB posiTioo, selaci
BAS or TRE Then press and hold the AUDIO huTton far
rnore than two seconds unlil you hear a beep. D and
a zerQ orT and a aero WiiN appear on Ihe display.
To adjust both tone oonlnols and both speaker controls
I
d the middle position, first end out of audio mode
by pressin^i another button, causing iba ladm lo periorm
thal function, or by wailing five seconds lor the display
lo relurn Id time of day. Then press and hold the AUDIO
button for more than two seconds until you hoar a
beep CEN will appear on the display.
Adjusting the Speakers (Balance/Fade)
AUDIO: To adjust the bafance between fha nghl
and tfie loft speakers, press anú release Ihe AUDIO
button urrtH BAL appears on ihe dlaptay. Then press and
hold the up dr the down arrow to move Ihg sauind
toward the right or [he left speakers.
T q adjust Ihe fade betwean iha front ond rear speakers,
prass and rafease ihe AUDIO button unlil FAD
appears on the display. Than press and hold the up or
the down amow to move the sound toward the fronl
or the rear speakers.
To adjust batanee or fade to the nrnddie position, sel act
BAL cr FAD, Than prasa and hold AUDIO tor more
ihan two seconds uni it you hear a beep. L and a zero
or F and a zero will appear on Iha display.
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