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4Runner N120 (1989-1995)

AM-VHF radio receiver with electronic tuning [Toyota 4Runner N120]

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Contents: Using the radio ↓ Tuning to a station ↓ Programming the setup ↓ Reception of ARI station (road…↓ Setting the tone ↓ Setting up balance ↓

Using the radio



1. Turn on the receiver by turning the "PWR.VOL" knob clockwise.

2. Adjust the volume further by turning the "PWR.VOL" knob.

3. Tune to the desired station (see below, items 1–10 and items 1–6).

4. To receive a VHF (FM) radio station, switch to the VHF (FM) reception mode, select the stereo or monaural reception mode.

5. If a VHF stereo transmission is received, the receiver will automatically switch to stereo reception, and the ST symbol will appear on the display.

6. If the signal is weak, switch to the mono mode by pressing the corresponding button. The MONO symbol will appear on the display.

7. Adjust the tone and balance (see below).

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8. To turn off the receiver, turn the "PWR.VOL" knob counterclockwise.

Tuning to a station



1. To select mono or stereo reception, press the LM/U button. The display will show L.MW or UKW.

2. Tune to the desired station using one of the methods below. The display will show the tuning frequency.

Setting up in software mode



3. Press the station selection button that has been previously entered into memory. The receiver will automatically tune to this station, and the display will show the button number (see below).

4. Continuous search mode. In this mode, the station is searched for. After receiving the station, the tuning is automatically stopped.



5. Press both sides of the TUNE button simultaneously and wait for a continuous beep.

6. The receiver will automatically start searching for the nearest station with a higher or lower broadcast frequency.

7. After confident reception, the tuning is stopped.

8. When you press the button again, the search will continue until the next station is confidently received.

9. If tuning is not possible after a single scan of the entire frequency range due to a weak signal, the search will continue, but with increased sensitivity, and the DX symbol will appear on the display.

Manual setting



10. Press both sides of the TUNE button simultaneously for no more than 0.5 seconds. Each time the button is pressed, the frequency jumps to a frequency on which broadcasting is possible.

Programming the setup



1. Tune to the desired station (see above).

2. Press the station selection button and wait for the beep.

3. In this case, the station will automatically turn on when you press this button, the number of which will appear on the display.

4. Each button can store one AM station and one VHF station.

5. To store a new station in memory, repeat the procedure described above.

6. The preset station is cleared when the power is turned off (disconnection of the battery, blown fuse, etc.).

Reception of ARI station (road information)



1. Press the LM/U button. The UKW symbol will appear on the display.

2. Press the VF button. The receiver will switch to ARI reception mode and the VF symbol will appear on the display.

3. Tune to the desired station broadcasting ARI information (see fig above). After tuning to an ARI station, the SK symbol will appear on the display.



4. To cancel ARI broadcasting, press the VF button again.

Setting the tone



Provided by turning the TONE knob.

Setting up balance



Pull the PWR.VOL knob towards you and turn it.
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