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Operating Hints
Note: This chapter contains excerpts from the operating instructions. For further particulars please refer to the appropriate user instructions the part number of which is indicated in the
relevant spare parts list.
Switching On and Off
Please note
Extended functions
¡
Press the
This delay prevents the radio from being
In the EXPERT control level, the radio allows
switched on inadvertently. Or switch on
for the use of functions extending beyond the
level of the basic functions.
– with the ignition/starter switch
of the vehicle if the car radio has been
switched off with this switch.
Phone mode with a car telephone
This function can be altered in the EXPERT
Your car radio is provided with a connector
control level, see page 13, EXPERT
for a car telephone or CB radio.
switch on
When operating the car telephone or CB radio,
the car radio is muted.
– after having switched off the car radio with
PHONE
The display then indicates "
", see also
the igntion/starter switch of the vehicle
page 14, EXPERT
and page 17, A2.
by pressing the
Sound signal
On/off
Your car radio has been preset at the factory
switch
so that functions are confirmed by a brief
sound signal.
In the EXPERT control level, you can use the
BEEP OFF
"
" function to replace the sound
signal with a brief muting of the loudspeakers,
see page 13, EXPERT
.
Radio (Tuner)
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Selecting the TUNER FM range
Traffic announcements come through
with a certain minimum volume.
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Repeatedly and briefly press the
button
TUNER FM
until the display indicates "
".
You can adjust this minimum volume for
traffic announcements in the EXPERT control
level menu, see page 14, EXPERT
Stereo reception (FM only)
You will hear only traffic annoucements if
You are receiving a stereo broadcast when the
the TP function is activated and the volume
display indicates "
".
level is set to "zero" with the left-hand con-
trol knob
Traffic announcement standby (TP)
When a traffic announcement is received,
TP (TRAFFIC PROGRAM) =
cassette and CD play will be interrupted for
stations broadcasting traffic announcements.
the duration of this announcement.
Switching TP on/off:
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Alternative frequencies (AF)
Briefly press the
button.
TP
Traffich announcement stanby on: the "TP"
When receiving a DSR programme which is
sign is surrounded by an orange rectangle.
broadcast by several stations on different fre-
quencies, the car radio will automatically tune
If the station tuned to is no TP station, the
to the frequency giving best reception.
radio starts automatically a search for the
next TP station.
Aborting the current traffic announcement:
¡
Briefly press the
button.
TP
button for at least 1 second.
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If you now leave the ignition/starter switch
in its off position, the car radio is automati-
cally switched off after 1 hour, see also
page 17/A4.
It is possible to switch the car radio off
¡
at any time by briefly pressing the
button.
It is also possible to switch it on repeatedly.
. Or
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When switching on the car radio, the
automatic aerial will automatically be
extended!
For this reason, always switch off the car
¡
button.
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radio before visiting a car wash!
SOUND
When you are in an area with very poor
reception conditions, it may happen that
short pauses occur while the radio is
searching for the alternative frequencies.
It is best in this case to switch the AF
.
function off.
Switching off the AF function
¡
Press the
TP
button until the signal
sounds. The red rectangle around the
(turn to left end stop).
"AF" sign disappears. This applies only for
stations broadcasting alternative frequencies.
Indication:
AF switched off, but the received
AF
station offers AF.
Re-activating the AF function
¡
Press the
button until the signal
TP
sounds. A red rectangle around the "AF" sign
appears.
Indication:
AF
The received station offers AF and the
function is activated. This is the factory
default setting.
Volume and Sound Settings
Volume
Turn the left-hand control knob .
The display indicates:
VOL 00
VOL 46
"
" ... "
".
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Sound settings
For each of the FADER, LOUD, BASS,
TREBLE, and BALANCE settings applies:
1. Select the desired function by briefly
pressing the left-hand control knob
once or several times.
2. Adjust the desired sound by turning the
left-hand control knob
select the basic setting: press the left-hand
control knob
until a signal sounds.
3. Terminate settings: press the left-hand con-
trol knob
again until the display indica-
tes, for example, the name or frequency of
the station.
After approximately 10 seconds, each
setting is terminated automatically.
Setting RDS programmes with the
LEARN memory
With the push of a button you can store up to
25 RDS programmes in the LEARN memory!
The stored RDS programmes can be called up
one after the other, see "Important Informati-
on", page 19.
The LEARN memory is useful if you are
in an unknown reception area and do
not wish to erase your stored stations
(Presets).
Releasing a LEARN search
TUNER FM
Select the "
" range by pressing the
¡
button.
¢ ¢
Press on the right-hand
control knob until
the first signal sounds.
LRN ...
"
" appears in the display and the radio
scans the FM range.
Always wait until the LEARN search is
completed. It is not possible to abort the
search function.
FAD (Fader)
Example: Bass
Repeatedly and briefly press the left-hand
The fader function is used to alter the balance
control knob
until the display indicates:
between the front ("F") and rear ("R") loud-
speaker groups.
Turn the left-hand control knob
until the
bass tones are to your taste.
Instant resetting to medium position:
Press the left-hand control knob
until a
signal sounds.
or
BAL (Balance)
SOUND
Left-hand
control knob
The balance function is used to alter the
LOUD (Loudness)
balance between the left ("L") and right ("R")
loudspeakers.
The loudness function improves the sound
quality at low volume. It can be switched on
and off with the left-hand control knob .
Press the
knob until the signal sounds. The
LOUD ON
display then indicates either "
" or
LOUD oFF
"
".
2. Select a station/RDS programme (FM), for
If no reception is possible (in an under-
ground car park, or when the aerial is
defective, for example, see page 20), the
LEARN search function can be endless.
As soon as the LEARN search function is
completed, up to 25 stations are stored
and you will hear the station giving best
reception.
3. Store the selected station/RDS programme:
Calling up the LEARN memory contents
Select the "LEARN" mode by repeatedly pres-
¢ ¢
sing the right-hand
control knob until the
LEARN
display briefly indicates "
".
¢ ¢
Turn the right-hand
control knob to call up
Confirm this by pressing the
the Presets stored in the LEARN memory in
or the right-hand
the desired direction.
signal sounds and "
While the radio scans the memory, the display
display.
RDS-SCAN
indicates "
".
Allocating FM Presets
TUNER FM
48 Presets are availabe in the "
"
range.
TUNER FM
1. Select the "
" range by pressing
¡
the
button.
If you wish to connect only one loudspea-
ker pair, use the 2 x 20 Watt adapter sup-
plied. The fader control then must be set to
its medium position.
Radio
example, by calling up a LEARN memory
position.
If the selected station/RDS programme is
already stored on a memory position but-
ton (Preset), the display will indicate its
number.
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Briefly press the
button. The STORE
sign is shown in the display. Select the
desired memory position (Preset) number
¢ ¢
1 to 48 by turning the right-hand
control
knob.
¡
button
¢ ¢
control knob until the
STORED
" appears in the
If you select no Preset number, the station
is automatically allocated to the next free
FREE
Preset. The display indicates "
".
The selected AF and TP settings are stored
along with the station.
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