5
Setting the Time
To set the time (without date display):
1. Press the
(Clock) button until the
hour numbers begin flashing on the
radio display. Press the button again
to adjust the minute numbers.
2. With either the hour or minute
numbers flashing, use the (Tune)
knob to select the time.
3. Press the Clock button again to set
the currently displayed time.
To set the time (with date display,
if equipped):
1. Turn on the radio.
2. Press the
(Clock) button. Or, if
equipped, press the MENU button
until the clock option is displayed;
and then press the pushbutton locat-
ed under the clock option label. The
HR, MIN, MM, DD, YYYY labels will
appear on the display.
3. Press the pushbutton under any of
the labels to be changed.
4. Press the pushbutton again or the
FWD button to increase the numbers.
Press the REV button to decrease
the numbers. Rotating the (Tune)
knob also will increase or decrease
the numbers of the selected label.
5. Press the Clock or MENU button
again to set the currently displayed
time and date.
Setting Preset Stations
Before setting your preset or favorite
stations, shift your vehicle into Park
(automatic transmission) or into Neutral
and set the parking brake (manual
transmission).
To store up to 18 preset stations:
1. Turn on the radio.
2. Press BAND to select FM1, FM2 or AM.
3. Tune in the desired radio station.
4. Press and hold one of the six num-
bered pushbuttons until a beep
sounds to store the station.
Setting Favorite Stations (if equipped)
FAV (Favorite)
(if equipped): Press this
button to go through up to six pages of
any combination (AM, FM or XM, if
equipped) of preset favorite radio sta-
tions. On each page, up to six stations
are available by using the six pushbut-
tons below the radio station frequency
labels on the radio display.
Note:
Choosing to engage in extended
searching for specific audio stations or
songs by using buttons and knobs — or
to give extended attention to entertain-
ment tasks — can lead you to look
away from the road frequently or longer
than usual. Looking away from the road
for prolonged periods may cause you to
miss seeing things on the road that you
need to see. Be sure to keep your eyes
on the road and mind on the drive —
and avoid engaging in extended search-
ing for specific items while driving.
ION 2007 A.qxd 2/24/06 1:08 PM Page 5
