Changing The Configuration; Adjusting Settings - Phonocar VM220 Bedienungsanleitungen

Set up
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1. Connect the interface to the vehicle as outlined in the Connection Diagram on Page 2. Connections must be made
to the vehicle's OEM USB port and to the amplified antenna in order for the interface to function correctly.
2. Install the included antenna in the vehicle as outlined in the 'Antenna Installation' diagram on Page 2.
Note: Only install the AutoDAB USB using the included antenna. Using a different style or brand of antenna could
cause damage to the interface
3. The vehicle will recognise that the AutoDAB USB is connected and may begin to scan for stations. If it does not,
select the 'Scan' file inside the '2_Scan' folder to initiate scanning.
4. Once the scanning is complete, your playing device may attempt to continue playing the 'Scan' file, in which case,
navigate to '1_Stations' and choose a station or it may automatically choose the first station for you. The interface itself
has no control over this selection.
5. To select a new station or change the volume level, use the OEM steering wheel control functions or the head unit.
Tips:
- A short delay will occur when changing stations. If skipping up or down through stations, it may be faster to select the
desired station through the AutoDAB USB's 'Stations' folder instead.
- After a number of hours of playback, some playing devices may automatically change the station. To prevent this, use
the 'Repeat Track' function of your device.

Changing the configuration

If you are having problems playing stations with your device (e.g. stuttering or intermittent audio), you can change the
default radio configuration to try and fix these issues.
To change the configuration, navigate to the '5_Config' folder and select from the 5 available options. The default con-
figuration from the factory is 1. If you are experiencing issues then select configuration 2 through 5 until the interface
functions correctly.
Note: Each configuration has a unique buffer time which indicates the amount of time needed to change between
stations. This buffer period will occur after every station change.

Adjusting settings

Language
The following languages are supported by the interface: English, German, Norwegian. You can choose between them
by selecting the 'Language' folder and playing the appropriate track.
Speech/Voice
By default, the interface produces speech on certain actions such as selecting a station, scanning for stations or events
such as when the signal is too poor. To disable these voice prompts, navigate to the 'Voice' folder and play the 'Voice
off' track. The prompts can be enabled again at any time.
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