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Turn regional programme mode on/off
Some stations broadcas t regional programmes at certain times of day.
 To switch the regional programme mode on or off, hold down the S E L button.
You can then select the
 Now use the volume control to select the option
− R E G O N : The radio only plays the regional programmes of the selected sta-
tion.
− R E G O F F : The radio plays all of the programmes of the selected station.
TA - switch traffic announcements on/off
"TA" ("Traffic Announcement") i s traffic announcement mode. Most stations that
broadcast RDS signals emit a signal before and after the traffic announcement. If the
car radio receives this signal and the TA function is switched on, it will immediately
switch from other operating modes (e.g. USB) to the radio. If the volume level is below
20 or if mute is activated, the volume will automatically be increased to 20 during the
traffic announcement. The volume level will be restored after the announcement.
Stations that broadcast traffic announcements ("Traffic Programme") are identified by
TP
the symbol in the display.
 Press the TA button briefly to switch on the TA function.
If a station with traffic announcements has not been selected, the radio will search
for one with traffic announcements.
If the function is switched on, the symbol
 You can interrupt the process if the radio changes from another operating mode or
from a station without traffic announcements to a station with traffic announce-
ments. Briefly press the TA B U T T O N . The TA function is now paused without
the TA mode being switched off.
If EON finds a traffic announcement signal in another programme, it occasionally
switches to the EON relay station (see next page).
NOTE!
If the TA function is activated, you can only find or store stations that
broadcast a traffic announcement signal during the station search.
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option by repeatedly pressing the S E L button.
TA SEEK
TA
ON OFF
or .
will briefly appear in the display.
will appear at the top of the display.