delphi grundig cl 210 mp3 user guide

CL 210 MP3

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CONTENTS

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1 On/off, mute2 Select volume, folder and track

(MP3)3 Switching the display, time setting4 Display5 CD compartment6 Automatic station search,

manual frequency selection,back/forwards

7 Ejecting the CD8 Radio traffic news,

alternative frequencies9 Sound settings, loudness

10 Station button, search function(MP3)

11 Station button, search function(MP3)

12 Station button, random playback13 Station button, scan playback14 Station button, repeat functions15 Station button, search functions

(MP3)16 Reset17 Radio input source, waveband,

automatic station search, open folder and track (MP3)

17 CD input source, pauses playback

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Packing contents

5 INFORMATION ANDSAFETY

7 OVERVIEW

ControlsDisplay

10 BASIC FUNCTIONS

Switching on and offAdjusting the volumeMuting the loudspeakersSwitching Loundness on andoffSound settingsSetting the time

12 RADIO MODE

Selecting the radio inputsourceSelecting the wavebandRadio traffic news (TrafficProgram)Altenative frequencies (AF)Setting and storing radio sta-tionsDisplaying RDS information

15 CD MODE

Selecting the CD input sourceSelecting and repeatingtracksFast forward and rewindRepeating tracks (REPEAT)Playing back tracks in randomorder (RANDOM)Playing the start of each track(SCAN)Ejecting the CDMP3 functions

19 INSTALLATION ANDREMOVAL

DIN front mountingConnecting the antennaFusePower supplyLoudspeakersOperation with car phone

22 INFORMATION

Radio reception conditionsTechnical dataTroubleshooting


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CL 210 MP3

10PACKING CONTENTS

1 Car radio2 Mounting frame3 Two removal hooks

4 4 screws4 x M5 x 6 mm

5 Instruction manual1 5

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INFORMATION AND SAFETY

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INSTALLING THE DEVICE

We recommend that you have yourdevice fitted by a specialist. Thisshould guarantee trouble-free ope-ration. Remove the two screws forthe transport brace. Installationinstructions can be found startingon page 19.

ROAD SAFETY

Familiarise yourself with thevarious functions of the devicebefore you use it while driving.Excessive volume can bedangerous to yourself and otherroad users. Therefore set the volu-me so that you can still hear outsi-de noises such as car horns andpolice sirens clearly. Set thevolume using the knob VOL onthe left of the device.

Traffic announcements may beconsiderably louder than normalplayback. Multimedia CDs not only containaudio tracks but also data tracks.If, despite the warninginstructions, you play one of theseCDs, it may produce noises at avolume which is detrimental toroad safety. It can also damage theamplifier and the loudspeakers.

CLEANING

Only use a soft, anti-static dusterto clean the front panel of thedevice. Polish and cleaning agentscan damage the surface of thepanel.

LASER

On the top of your device there is aplate marked CLASS 1 LASERPRODUCT.This means that the laser isdesigned in such a way as toensure that the maximum permis-sible emission value cannot beexceeded under anycircumstances.


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DISC FORMATS

Your device can play CD-Rs andCD-RWs in the CD-DA or MP3formats. The MP3 bit rate must bebetween 64 kbps and 320 kbps.Due to the difference in quality of the recording media and thequality of the recording itself, itcan occasionally happen that ahome-made CD cannot be read.This does not indicate a mal-function of the device.You have to finalise your own CD-R/RW recordings.Please remember that the tracksmust conform to the ISO 9660standard.

When MP3 CDs are played back,individual tracks may be skippedor incorrectly played back. This canbe due to the disc configuration,the encoder software or the hard-ware used for the recording.Audio CDs (CD-DA) meet the speci-fication and bear the correspon-ding logo. Copy-protected CDs donot meet this specification and donot bear the corresponding logo.These CDs can cause playbackerrors.

NoteIf the first track of a multi-sessionCD contains audio data, only audiodata will be played back even ifother data formats are recorded.If the first track contains or a multi-session CD contains MP3 data,only MP3 data will be played back,other data formats will besuppressed.


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OVERVIEW

CONTROLS

GENERAL INFORMATIONI/O Switches the device on

and off, mutes the loud-speakers

VOL Turning the controlknob: adjusts thevolume; changes thesound settings.

Reset. Resets thedevice. The function isactivated using apointed object.

SND Selects the BASS,LOUD TREBLE, BALANCE, and

FADER sound settings.Switches the LOUDNESSfunction on and off.

DISP Switches between thedifferent display modes(RDS and MP3).

RADIO MODERAD Selects RADIO as theAS/OK input source, selects the

waveband (FM, MW,LW). Starts the automa-tic station scan.

TUNE Start the automatica s station search, for

manually setting the fre-quency.

TP/AF Activates and deactiva-tes the standby modefor traffic news.Blocks and releasesalternative frequencies.

1 ... 6 Station buttons for sto-ring radio stations.

CD MODECD Selects CD as the input

source.

Ejects the CD.a s Select tracks, fast for-

ward and rewind the CD.

RAND For playing back tracksin random order.

SCAN For scanning CD tracks.

RPT For repeating a CD track.


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MP3 MODEVOL Control knob: turning

selects folders or titles.

AS/OK Pressing opens thefolders or titles, startsplayback.

SELECT Selects searchfunctions.

F 1 Briefly press to switchback to the previousfolder.

F 2 Briefly press to selectthe next folder.

RAND For playing back CDtracks or all tracks in thecurrent folder in randomorder.

SCAN For playing CD tracks orall tracks in the currentfolder in scan order.

RPT For repeating a CD trackor all tracks of thecurrent folder.

a s Select tracks, fast for-ward and rewind the CD.


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OVERVIEW

DISPLAY

GENERAL INFORMATIONThe loud-speakers aremuted.

The LOUDNESSfunction isactivated.

RADIO MODEe.g. VIPRADIO Station name.

e.g. 100.60 FM band,frequency.

e.g. II FM band (1-3).

e.g. II MW/LW band(1-3).

AM

FM

LOUD

MUTE Standby modefor traffic news isactivated.

Alternativefrequencies arereleased.

3 Preset positionfor the selectedstation on thebuttons 1,2, 3, 4,5, 6.

AF

TP

An FM stereo sta-tion is beingreceived.

CD MODEREAD CD function.

A CD is inserted.

. CD symbol, lightsup, when a CD isinserted ; moveswhile playingback a CD.

RDM ON The CD tracksare played backin random order.

SCAN ON The intro-ductions of theCD tracks areplayed.

RPT ON A CD track isrepeated.

DISC

MP3 MODEREAD CD function.

An MP3 CD isinserted.

. CD symbol, lightsup, when a CD isinserted ; moveswhile playingback a CD.

RDM ON The CD tracks areplayed back inrandom order.

SCAN ON The introductionsof the CD tracksare played.

RPT TRK A CD track isrepeated.

RPT FOLD The tracks in afolder are repea-ted.

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BASIC FUNCTIONS

SWITCHING ON AND OFF

1 Press I/O to switch the deviceon.

2 Hold down I/O to switch thedevice off.

NoteIf the device is switched on whilethe ignition is on, it then switchesoff and then on again automatical-ly with the ignition. This isprovided that the contact A 7 isconnected to terminal 15 of thevehicle (see page 20). If the device is switched onwithout the ignition using I/O, it switches off automatically after120 minutes to protect the batteryof the vehicle. The device can thenbe switched on again with I/O.

CautionWhen the radio is switched on, theautomatic antenna extends.Therefore always switch off thedevice before entering a car wash.

ADJUSTING THE VOLUME

1 Adjust the volume using theVOL control knob. Display: e.g. VOL 10 (scale

00 to 63).

MUTING THE LOUD-SPEAKERS

1 Press I/O briefly to mute theconnected loudspeakers. Display: .

2 Press I/O briefly to switchback to the original volume. Display: disappears

from the display.

MUTE

MUTE

VOL 10

SWITCHING LOUDNESS ONAND OFF

Loudness means that certainfrequency ranges are boosted atlow volumes.

1 Hold down SND LOUD toswitch on loudness. Display: .

2 Hold down SND LOUD toswitch off loudness. Display: disappears

from the display.

LOUD

LOUD

SOUND SETTINGS

For BASS, TREBLE, BALANCE. andFADER:

1 Select a setting by pressingSND LOUD once or severaltimes. BASS changes the bass

setting (scale 7 to +7).

TREBLE changes the treblesetting (scale -7 to +7).

BALANCE enables you tobalance the volume betweenthe left and right loud-speakers.

BAL 0

TRB 0

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FADER enables you to balancethe volume between the frontand rear loudspeakers.

2 Change the selected setting withthe control knob VOL. Display: Bass level raised by.

+3 for example.

BAS +3

FAD 0

3 To finish the setting, keep pres-sing SND LOUD until theselected station appears in thedisplay.

NoteAfter approximately five seconds,the device quits the selected func-tion (BASS, TREBLE, BALANCE orFADER) automatically.

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SETTING THE TIME

1 Press DISP briefly. Display: the time.

2 Press and hold down DISP for2 seconds. The minutes flash.

3 Set the minutes using thecontrol dial VOL.

4 Press SND LOUD briefly. The hours flash.

5 Set the hours using VOL andpress DISP to confirm.

NoteIf the device receives a RDS stationwith the RDS time signal (CT), theclock is updated automatically atcertain intervals.

FM


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RADIO MODE

SELECTING THE RADIOINPUT SOURCE

1 Press I/O to switch on thedevice. If the device was in RADIO

mode when it was lastswitched off, you will hear thelast station selected when youswitch it on again.

2 In CD mode, press RAD toswitch to the RADIO inputsource. You will hear the last selected

station.

IIVIPRADIO

SELECTING THE WAVEBAND

1 FM (VHF) band: Keep pressingRAD until the desired frequen-cy band is found.

Display: I, II or III.

2 MW/LM band: Keep pressingRAD until I , II orIII and the current fre-quency appear in the display.

NoteAfter choosing a band, the last sta-tion to have been selected in thesame band can be heard (LastStation Memory).

IIILW 153

AMAMAM

IIIVIPRADIO

FMFMFM

RADIO TRAFFIC NEWS(TRAFFIC PROGRAM)

1 To switch the Traffic Programfunction on and off, pressTP/AF briefly. Display: . Traffic news standby is activa-

ted.

When is not displayed,traffic news standby is deacti-vated.

NotesIf you are tuned to a station whichdoes not broadcast traffic news,the device automatically searchesfor the next station which does.

If the TP function is activated, cas-sette mode is also interrupted fortraffic news.

TP

IIIVIPRADIO

TP

If you only wish to hear trafficnews, switch on the TrafficProgram function using TP/AFand use VOL to turn the volumeto VOL 00.

ALTERNATIVE FREQUEN-CIES (AF)

If you are listening to an RDS(Radio Data System) station whichbroadcasts on several different fre-quencies, the device automaticallyswitches to the frequency with thebest reception. The AF function isactivated by default.In areas with very poor receptionthere may be long pauses whilethe radio attempts to find a betterfrequency. If this is the case youcan deactivate the AF function.

FM

FM

AM

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RADIO MODE

SWITCHING THE AF FUNCTIONOFF AND ON1 Hold down TP/AF.

The function is deactivated. is not displayed.

2 Hold down TP/AF. The function is activated. Display: .

NoteThe AF function is only displayedfor radio stations which transmitan AF signal. flashes if the AF function isset but no AF signal is available.

AF

IIIVIPRADIO

AF

AF

SETTING AND STORINGRADIO STATIONS

STORING STATIONS WITH THEAUTOMATIC STATION SCAN1 Press RAD to select the

frequency band. Display: I, II,

III, I , II or III .

2 To start the search, press andhold down AS/OK for morethan 2 seconds.

The device searches on allthree levels of the FMwaveband or in the AM wave-band for stations and storesthem on the station buttons.

II95.60

AMAMAM

FMFMFM

In the FM waveband, the devi-ce gives RDS stations priorityin the search. After the searchhas finished, you will hear theRDS station stored at presetposition 1 (FM1).

TUNING WITH THE STATIONSEARCH1 Press RAD to select the

frequency band. Display: I, II,

III, I , II or III .

2 Start the search in the desireddirection by pressing TUNE aoder TUNE s briefly. If an RDS station with a name

identification is found, this isshown in the display.

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AMAMAM

FMFMFM

TUNING STATIONS MANUALLY1 Hold down TUNE a or

TUNE s until MAN appearsin the display. The manual station search is

activated.

2 Press TUNE a or TUNE s toselect a station. Keep them hold down for fast

tuning. Each time you pressTUNE s the FM frequencyincreases by 50 kHz. PressTUNE a to lower thefrequency by the sameincrement.

The device automatically quitsthe manual station searchmode after 1 minute.

IIMAN 92.90

FM

AF

FM

FM

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RADIO MODE

SELECTING STOREDSTATIONS1 Select the waveband level by

pressing RAD, e.g. III.

2 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 orbriefly press 6. Display: e.g. 3. You will hear the preset

station, e.g. RADIO 11.

II3 RADIO 11

FM

DISPLAYING RDS INFORMATION

If the device receives a RDS stationwith the RDS time signal (CT), theclock is updated automatically atcertain intervals.

1 Press DISP in radio mode. Display: the current RDS time.

2 Press DISP again. Display: the current

programme type (PTY).

3 Press DISP for a third time. Display: the frequency.

4 Press DISP for a fourth time. Display: the station name

again.

NoteYou can also quit the manual sta-tion search if you change the fre-quency band by using RAD.

STORING STATIONS ON THESTATION BUTTONSYou can save up to 6 stations oneach waveband level on thestation buttons 1, 2, 3, 4,5 and 6.

1 Press RAD to select the wave-band.

2 Tune the station manually orusing the station search.

3 To save the station, press 1,2, 3, 4, 5 or 6 untilyou hear a signal tone. The station is stored.

IIIVIPRADIO

FM

FM


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CD MODE

SELECTING THE CD INPUTSOURCE

1 Insert a CD in the CD compart-ment. Display: briefly READ, then

T01 0:00 and ;

or

2 In radio mode and with a CDalready inserted press CD.

T 01 0:00

DISC

SELECTING ANDREPEATING TRACKS

1 Press s briefly. Playback skips to the next

track.

2 Press a briefly. Playback skips to the

beginning of the current track.

3 Press a twice. Playback skips to the previous

track.

4 Keep pressing a or s untilthe number of the track youwant to hear appears in the dis-play.

FAST FORWARD ANDREWIND

1 To fast forward press and holddown s.

2 For fast rewind press and holddown a.

PLAYBACK PAUSE

1 During playback press CDbriefly. Display: briefly PAUSE.

2 Press CD to resume playback.

REPEATING TRACKS(REPEAT)

1 Press RPT briefly during play-back. Display: briefly RPT TRK,

then the number of the stationbutton 5.

The current track is repeatedconstantly.

2 To end this function, pressRPT. Display: 5 disappears.

NoteOnce the last track on the CD hasfinished, playback automaticallyreturns to the start of the CD.

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PLAYING BACK TRACKS INRANDOM ORDER(RANDOM)

1 Press RAND briefly duringplayback. Display: briefly RDM ON,


The tracks are played back inrandom order.

2 To end this function, pressRAND. Display: 3 disappears.

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DISC

DISC


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CD MODE

PLAYING THE START OFEACH TRACK (SCAN)

1 Press SCAN briefly duringplayback. Display: briefly SCAN ON,


The first ten seconds of eachtrack is played.

2 To end this function, pressSCAN . Display: 4 disappears.

EJECTING THE CD

1 Press . The CD is ejected.

NoteIf you eject the CD and do notremove it within six seconds, thedevice will automatically pull itback in again.

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MP3 FUNCTIONS

The following section describesthe functions and displays whenan MP3-CD is inserted.

Once the MP3 data is scanned, thetotal number of tracks appears inthe display. Playback then starts.During playback the displaychanges between the name of thetrack, or the artist and the tracknumber.

Press DISP to call up furtherinformation (track playing time,ID3 tag, etc.). Keep pressingDISP to do this.

MP3 T O2

CHER -BELIEVE

READ----

TRACK BROWSER1 Press SELECT briefly.

Display: TRK SCH.

2 Press VOL briefly. Display: TRK 000.

3 Scroll through the tracks usingthe control dial VOL.

NoteIf the number of the track you want to hear is more than ten, turn VOL to set the units, brieflypress AS/OK and turn VOL to set the tens. Repeat the sameprocedure for track numbers over 100.

TRK 000

TRK SCH

4 Start playback of the track bypressing AS/OK until thetrack appears in the display, forexample, 025- 00.00.

FOLDER BROWSER 1 Press SELECT briefly twice.

Display: FILE SCH.

2 Press AS/OK briefly. Display: the name of the

current folder.

3 Scroll through the folders usingthe control dial VOL.

4 To open the folder, briefly pressAS/OK.

FILE SCH

DISC

DISC

mp3

DISC

mp3

DISC

DISC DISC

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3 Enter the letters using thecontrol dial VOL and pressAS/OK to confirm. Display: the second input

position A flashes.

4 To enter more letters, repeatstep 3 (up to eight characters).

5 To start the search, press AS/OK and hold it down fortwo seconds. Display: the name of the folder

or track which contains thesequence of characters youentered.

6 Press AS/OK to startplayback. Playback starts with the first

track in the selected folder.

CD MODE

5 Use the control dial VOL toselect the track.

6 To start playback, briefly pressAS/OK.

SEARCHING FOR FOLDERS ORTRACKS BY NAMEYou can look for folders and trackson the MP3-CD using their namesor parts of their names.

1 Press SELECT three times. Display: CHAR SCH.

2 Press AS/OK briefly. Display: A flashes.

CHAR SCH

SELECTING THE PREVIOUS ORNEXT FOLDER1 During playback press the

preset button F 2. Display: FOLDER )). Playback skips to the start of

the next folder.

or

1 During playback press thepreset button F 1. Display: FOLDER (. Playback skips to the start of

the previous folder.

FOLDER ((

FOLDER ))

REPEAT FUNCTIONS1 Press RPT briefly during play-

back. Display: briefly RPT TRK,


The current track is repeatedconstantly.

or

During playback, press RPTuntil you hear a signal tone. Display: briefly RPT FOLD,


All tracks in the current folderare repeated constantly.

2 To end this function, pressRPT. Display: 5 disappears.

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DISC

DISC

DISC

DISC

DISC


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CD MODE

PLAYING BACK TRACKS INRANDOM ORDER1 Press RAND briefly during

playback. Display: briefly RDM ON,

then the number of the stationbutton3.

The tracks on the entire MP3CD are played back in randomorder.

2 To end this function, pressRAND. Display: 3 disappears.

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PLAYING THE START OF EACHTRACK (SCAN)1 Press SCAN briefly during

playback. Display: briefly SCAN ON,


The first ten seconds of thefirst track in each folder areplayed.

2 To end this function, pressSCAN. Display: 4 disappears.

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INSTALLATION AND REMOVAL

DIN FRONT MOUNTING

Ask your dealer for information onfitting equipment and other acces-sories.

1 Remove the transport securingscrews.

2 Remove the mounting frame bprovided from the device usingthe removal hooks d (Fig. 1).

3 Fit the mounting frame b in theradio recess a of the vehicle (Fig.1).

4 Bend the catch flaps c behindthe radio recess a depending onthe type of vehicle (Fig. 1).

5 Connect all supply and connec-tion cables to the device. Notethe correct polarity!

6 Push the device into the fittedmounting frame b as far as it willgo. The device latches in.

NoteThe device is very powerful. Thismeans that it heats up considerab-ly during operation. You must the-refore make sure that no cables orother parts touch the device. If theinsulation melts it could cause ashort circuit or even a fire.

7 To pull out the device, insert thetwo removal hooks d into theopening in the front panel andpush them in as far as they willgo (Fig. 2).

8 Push both hooks outwards andslowly pull out the device (Fig.2).

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FUSE

15 A/DIN 72 581 flat fuse.Plugged in (Fig 6).


CONNECTING THE ANTENNA

The device is designed forantennas with 75 to 150impedance. Extended antennacables can impair reception. Ifnecessary use an antenna adapter(Fig. 4).

1 Fix the antenna adapter or cablein the plastic holder (Figs. 4 and5).

4 6

52 4 6 8

5 7

2 4 6 8

1 3 5 7

C

B

A

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POWER SUPPLY

Flat pin connectors A (Fig. 6):

A 8 Earth connection (minimumcross-section 2.5 mm forpositive and earth connec-tion). Connect to terminal 31(earth) of the vehicle.

A 7 Connection for +12 V ignitionvoltage. Connect to terminal15 of the vehicle if you wantthe device to switch on andoff with the ignition.

A 6 If A 6 is connected toterminal 58 of the vehicle,the brightness of the buttonsand display lighting on thedevice will be reduced whenthe vehicle lights areswitched on.

A 5 +12 V switching voltage out-put (max. 0.5 A). When thedevice is on, the switchingvoltage is on flat pin contactA 5 and serves to extend andretract the antenna, providesan operating voltage for theantenna amplifier, etc.

A 4 +12 V operating voltage con-nection (minimum cross-sec-tion 2.5 mm2 for positive andearth connection). Connectto terminal 30 (continuouspositive) of the vehicle.

NoteYou do not have to connect A 4. Inthis case the radio must always beswitched on and off with I/O.


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A 2 Phone mute connection. Ifyou are using a connectedcar phone, the device ismuted and TEL MUTEappears in the display.

NoteA 2 must be earthed from the Muteoutput of the car phone/ radiophone.

LOUDSPEAKERS

Flat pin connector B (Fig. 6, page20). Maximal output power at 4 loudspeakers:4 x 22 W/4 x 45 W music signalpower.

Front loudspeakers

B 3 rigth +B 4 right B 5 left +B 6 left

Rear loudspeakers

B 1 right +B 2 right B 7 left +B 8 left

CautionDo not connect the loudspeakerconnections to each other or earththem. This can damage the deviceor the loudspeakers.

OPERATION WITH A CARPHONE

You can connect your device to acar phone or radio device. Thedevice is muted when the carphone or radio device is beingused. TEL MUTE appears in thedisplay.

TEL MUTE



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INFORMATION

RADIO RECEPTION CONDITIONS

Reception conditions in the FM range change allthe time during a journey. Mountains, buildingsor bridges can impair reception. This is especi-ally true when the station is very distant.

RADIO DATA SYSTEM (RDS)RDS is an information system for which mostFM stations transmit additional signals. WithRDS stations, the name of the station appearsas an abbreviation in the display, for exampleVIPRADIO. Additional information, such asthe frequency, time and station type (PTY) canbe displayed. RDS stations are broadcast byseveral transmitters at different frequencies(alternative frequencies). If an RDS station isselected the device automatically switches tothe alternative frequency with the bestreception, provided one is available.

ENHANCED OTHER NETWORK (EON)The EON function is an additional RDS service.If the current station does not provide trafficnews, EON switches automatically to the trafficnews of another station. After the bulletin has

finished, it switches back to the current station.The traffic news standby function (TP) must beactivated.

TECHNICAL DATA

The device complies with the EUdirective 89/336 EWG.

GENERAL INFORMATIONPower supply: 11 ... 14.4 VRated power: 4 x 22 W (4 Ohm)(DIN 45324, 10% THD)Music power: 4 x 45 W (4 Ohm)

RADIO UNITFM frequency range: 87.5 ... 108.0 MHzMW frequency range: 531 ... 1602 kHzLW frequency range: 153 ... 279 kHz

CD UNITFrequency range: 20 Hz ... 20 kHzNoise voltage ratio (wtd.): 78 dB

CD MP3 MODEMax. number of tracks per CD: 500Max. number of folder levels: 100Permissible MP3 bit rates: 64 to 320 kb/sPermissible variable MP3 bit rates:

64 to 320 kb/sPermissible sampling frequency:

32/44/48 kHz

TELEPHONE INPUTMute switch voltage inactive: 3.0 VMute switch voltage active: 1.5 V

DIMENSIONS AND WEIGHTDimensions: DIN 1 slot

approx. 18.7 x 5.1 x 18.8 cm (B x H x T)Weight: approx. 1. 5 kg

Technical and design modifications reserved.


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INFORMATION

TROUBLESHOOTING

If a fault occurs, first refer to thisinformation before you take thedevice for repair.If you are unable to rectify the faultusing the information given here,contact your specialist dealer.Never under any circumstancesattempt to repair the device your-self, as this invalidates the guaran-tee.

FAULT

The device cannot beswitched on

Poor radio reception

Frequent loss of radioreception

Not all loudspeakers work

CD player does not work

Error 1

Error 2

Error 3

Error 4

Not all of the MP3 titles areplayed back

FAULT FAULT

On/Off button pressed too briefly

You are in an area with poor receptionconditions

AF function is working in an area withpoor reception

Incorrect BALANCE and FADERsettings

The CD is dirty

The device is not firmly mountedThe device is too hot (temperatureabove 70 C)

Problem with the CD mechanism

Playback errors:

Dirty CD

CD is upside down

CD is scratched

The CD contains data which the devicecannot read

The MP3 CD contains more than 500titles

MP3 titles are incorrectly coded

POSSIBLE CAUSE FAULT

Hold down the On/Off buttonlonger

Wait until conditions improve

Deactivate AF function

Check settings and change ifnecessary

Clean the CD with a soft lint-freecloth. Do not use a cleaningagentFasten the deviceReduce the volume

Press the button.

Clean the CD and insert it asstated in the operating manual

Insert the CD with the label facing upwards

Insert another CD

Insert another CD

Do not store more than 500 titleson one CD

Change the recording process

REMEDY


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functions15 station

scan playback14 station

radio inputsourceselecting

cd8 radio traffic news

time12 radio modeselecting

cd input sourceselecting

containaudio tracks