Audio Anti-Theft System Deactivation

The audio system's anti-theft feature renders the system inoperable after
power to the audio unit has been interrupted. Deactivating the anti-theft
function prior to performing repairs will ensure restoration of audio system
operation in case of the vehicle battery being disconnected or a loss of power
to the audio unit during repairs. Always have the ignition in the ACC position when disconnecting audio unit connectors.
The following procedures may also be used to restore audio system functions
if the anti-theft system has been activated. If the personal
code is not successfully entered in three attempts, the anti-theft disabling
feature will activate and the audio unit will then be completely inoperable.
Contact the audio unit manufacturer if this occurs.
1. Obtain personal code from vehicle owner.
2. Turn ignition switch to ACC position, then turn off audio unit.
3. Proceed as follows:
a. Push REWIND and FAST FORWARD buttons until the word "CODE" appears in display window.
b. Push REWIND and FAST FORWARD buttons again until bars "- - - appear in display window.
4. With bars displayed, enter owner-selected code number using channel preset buttons 1, 2, 3 and 4. Previous steps must be completed within ten seconds or the setting procedure will be canceled. If procedure has been canceled, repeat procedure beginning at step 1.
5. With code number displayed, push and hold REWIND and FAST FORWARD buttons for approximately two seconds until a beep is heard and the word "CODE" is displayed. "CODE" will flash for five seconds and then disappear to indicate that audio system is operable.
6. If "ERR" (error) appears on display, return to first step.