Operator’s Station 9960 Self-Propelled Peanut Combine
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Deactivating THEFTLOCK®
Use the following steps to deactivate the
THEFTLOCK® feature.
1. Turn the ignition on.
2. Turn the receiver off.
3. Press and hold down pushbuttons 1 and
5 at the same time until SECURE
displays.
4. Press TUNE/SEEK. 0000 displays.
5. Press SEEK repeatedly until the last two
digits of your code display.
6. Press TUNE repeatedly until the first
two digits of your code display.
7. Make sure the code displayed matches
your selected code.
8. Press BAND. “---“ displays, indicating
the system is no longer secured. If
SECURE displays, the system was not
deactivated and you will need to repeat
Steps 1-8.
Audio Operating Tips
Avoid hearing loss by starting your radio
volume at a low level and adjusting it to a
comfortable and clear level. As your
hearing can adjust to loud levels, volume
that seems normal can actually damage
your hearing. Hearing loss is generally not
discovered until the damage is already
done. Protect your hearing by keeping your
receiver at a safe sound level.
Radio Reception
FM stereo provides you with the best sound
reception, but FM signals reach only about
16-65 KM (10-40 miles). Tall buildings and
hills can also interfere with signals, causing
the reception to come and go.
AM stations have a greater range than FM,
particularly at night. The longer range,
however, can cause stations to interfere
with each other. AM stations can also pick
up extra noises from storms, power lines,
etc. If you experience this noise issue, try
reducing the treble to decrease the noise.
If more than 15 seconds elapses
between any of the steps, the receiver
automatically reverts to displaying the
time and you must begin again at Step 4.
equipment such as a CB radio, mobile
phone, or two-
your dealer to make sure the item can be
installed on your machine. Added
equipment, if not correct for your
machine, can interfere with the operation
of your vehicle’s engine, radio, or other
system, and could even cause damage.
Make sure all additional equipment is
properly installed, as the existing
systems on your machine
with an improperly installed new system.
Check with Federal Regulations before
adding mobile and telephone units to
your combine.
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