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FADER adjustment .................................................................... 14

LOUDNESS function ............................................................... 14

Telephone provision ................................................................ 14

RADIO (Tuner) ......................................................................... 15

Presetting buttons .................................................................... 15

Storing the last station heard.................................................. 15

Automatic tuning ...................................................................... 15

Manual tuning ............................................................................. 16

SCAN function ........................................................................... 16

Scanning preset stations........................................................... 16

Manual station storage ............................................................ 17

AUTOSTORE function............................................................. 17Listening to stored stations .................................................... 17

AF function ................................................................................. 18

TA function ................................................................................ 18

PTY function .............................................................................. 19

Menu ............................................................................................ 20

Available settings ....................................................................... 21

COMPACT DISC PLAYER .................................................... 25Introduction ............................................................................... 25

Selecting the CD player .......................................................... 25

Loading/ejecting a CD ............................................................. 25

Display information .................................................................. 25

Track selection .......................................................................... 25

Fast forward/backward ............................................................ 26

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Advice .......................................................................................... 3

- Road safety .............................................................................. 3

- Reception conditions ............................................................ 3- Care and maintenance .......................................................... 4

- Compact Disc ......................................................................... 4

Technical data ............................................................................ 5

QUICK GUIDE ......................................................................... 6

Steering wheel controls .......................................................... 9

General information ................................................................. 10

- Radio section ........................................................................... 10

- Compact Disc section .......................................................... 10- MP3 CD section ..................................................................... 11

- Audio section .......................................................................... 11

FUNCTIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS .................................. 12

Turning the sound system on ................................................. 12

Turning the sound system off ................................................. 12

Selecting Radio/CD/CD Changer ......................................... 12

SOUND SOURCE MEMORY function ............................... 12Volume adjustment .................................................................. 12

MUTE function............................................................................ 13

SOFT MUTE function ............................................................... 13

Tone adjustment ........................................................................ 13

Balance adjustment ................................................................... 13

PRESET/XX EQ SET*/ CLASSIC/ ROCK/JAZZ function .. 14


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Fast track selection ................................................................... 26

PAUSE function ......................................................................... 26

TRACK SCAN function .......................................................... 26

TRACK REPEAT function ...................................................... 27

RANDOM function .................................................................. 27

TPM function .............................................................................. 27

MP3 CD PLAYER ..................................................................... 28Introduction ............................................................................... 28

MP3 mode .................................................................................. 28

Reading MP3 CD ...................................................................... 28

Track playing mode .................................................................. 29

DISP function .............................................................................. 29

Folder structure ........................................................................ 30

Selecting next/previous folder ............................................... 30

REPEAT FOLDER function .................................................... 31RANDOM function .................................................................. 31

Folder number and name displaying .................................... 31

Track selection .......................................................................... 32

Fast track selection ................................................................... 32

NAME SCROLL function ........................................................ 32

CD CHANGER ......................................................................... 33

Introduction ............................................................................... 33

Selecting the CD Changer ...................................................... 33Possible error messages .......................................................... 33

Operation ................................................................................... 33

Selecting a CD ........................................................................... 34

Track selection .......................................................................... 34

Fast forward/backward ............................................................ 34

SCAN function .......................................................................... 34

PAUSE function ......................................................................... 35

TRACK REPEAT function ...................................................... 35

RANDOM function .................................................................. 35

Stopping CD playing ................................................................. 35

SECRET CODING ................................................................... 36

Entering the secret code of the radio ................................. 36Waiting times ............................................................................. 36

Entering the secret code of the CD Changer ................... 37


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ADVICE

Road safety

You are advised to learn how to use thevarious sound system functions (e.g.: stor-ing stations) before starting to drive.

Reception conditions

Reception conditions change constantlywhen driving. Reception can be disturbedby the presence of mountains, buildings,bridges particularly when far away fromthe broadcaster received.

IMPORTANT When receiving traffic in-formation, the volume may be higher thannormal.

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The sound system has been designed in ac-cordance with the special features of thepassenger compartment, with a person-alised design that blends with the style of

the dashboard.The sound system is installed in a user-friendly position for the driver and passen-ger and the graphics on the front panelmake location of the controls quick, facili-tating use.

In the following pages you will find the in-structions for use, which you are advisedto read through carefully. The instructionsalso contain the procedure for controllingthe CD Changer (where provided) throughthe sound system. For the instructions foruse of the CD Changer refer to the specificmanual.

Too high a volume when dri-ving can put the drivers life at

risk and that of other people. There-fore the volume should always be ad-justed in such a way that it is alwayspossible to hear the noises of the sur-rounding environment (e.g.: horns, am-bulance, police sirens, etc.).

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INTRODUCTION Carefully clean all Compact Discs of fin-

gerprints and dust using a soft cloth. Sup-port Compact Discs from the outer cir-cumference and clean from the centreoutwards;

Never use chemical products for clean-ing (e.g.: spray cans, antistatic or thin-ners) as they might damage the surfaceof Compact Discs;

After use, put Compact Discs back intheir container, to avoid marks orscratches that may cause skipping whenplaying;

Do not expose Compact Discs to directsunlight, high temperatures or damp forprolonged lengths of time to preventthem from bending;

Do not stick labels or write on therecorded surface of Compact Discs.

To remove a Compact Disc from its con-tainer, press the centre and raise the disccarefully, holding it by the outer circum-ference.

Always hold Compact Discs by the outercircumference. Never touch the surface.

To remove fingerprints and dust, use a

soft cloth starting from the centre of theCompact Disc outwards.

Do not use highly scratched, cracked, ordistorted discs, etc. The use of these discswill involve malfunctioning or damage tothe player.

For best playing use only original CDs.Proper operation is not guaranteed whenusing R/RW CDs not properly mastered

and/or with max. capacity exceeding 650MB.

IMPORTANT Do not use the protectivesheets for CD in commerce or discs withstabilisers, etc. as they might get stuck inthe internal mechanism and damage thedisc.

Care and maintenance

The sound system structure ensures longoperation with no need for particularmaintenance. In the event of a fault, con-tact a Fiat Dealership.

To clean the front panel only use a soft,antistatic cloth. Cleaning and polishing

products might spoil the surface.

Compact Disc

Remember that dirt, marks or distortionon Compact Disc can cause skipping. Toobtain optimum playing conditions we givethe following advice:

Only use Compact Discs which havethe following brand:


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INTRODUCTIONIMPORTANT The CD player can read

most of the compression systems cur-rently on sale (e.g.: LAME, BLADE, XING,FRAUNHOFER) however, due to theevolution of these systems, reading of allcompression formats is not guaranteed.

IMPORTANT When loading a multi-ses-sion CD, only the first session will beplayed.

IMPORTANT Should copy-protectedCDs be used, then, few seconds may berequired for playing them. Moreover, dueto the proliferation of always new and dif-ferent protection methods, it is not guar-anteed that the CD player can play what-ever protected disc. Copy protection isoften indicated on the CD cover in small

letters or hard to read characters. Usu-ally it is indicated by writings like: COPYCONTROL, COPY PROTECTED,THIS CD CANNOT BE PLAYED ON APC/MAC, or it is identified by symbolslike:

TECHNICAL DATA

Power: 4 x 36 W

Standard HI-FI system

6 speakers (2 midwoofers + 2 fronttweeters, 2 rear full-range speakers)

Interscope Hi-Fi system(where provided)

8 speakers (2 midwoofers + 2 fronttweeters, 2 midwoofers + 2 reartweeters), subwoofer and multi-chan-nel amplifier with ASP (analog equaliz-er)

CD Changer presetting

Anti-theft protection systemProtected discs (and their cover) very oftenare not marked with the audio CD identi-fication symbol:


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Mute/Pause function

Loudness function

Audio Clip Detect function

Soft Mute function

5-band graphic equalizer

Separate bass/treeble adjustment

Balance (LH/RH balance) and Fader(front/rear balance)

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CD / MP3 SECTION

Play / Pause

Select previous / next track

FF / FR

Select previous / next folder

RADIO SECTION

Receiving traffic announcements (TA)

Automatic storing of 6 stations in the

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GENERAL FUNCTIONS

On

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Volume adjustment

Volume on/off (MUTE/PAUSE)

Frequency band selection

(FM 1, FM 2, FM 3, FM AST, LW, MW, AMAST)

Alternative frequency

Program type

Traffic announcements

Audio settings

Equalizer activation

Advanced functions setting

Audio source selection (Radio, CD, CD Changer)

Mode

Short push on button

Long push on button

Knob rotation left/right


Short cyclic push on button


Long push on button



Long push on button

Manual station tuning: short push on button

1st level menu activation: short push on button2nd level menu activation: long push on button


RADIO FUNCTIONS

Automatic radio station tuning

Storing current radio station

Recalling stored station

Automatic station scanning

Mode

Short push on button(long push for fast forward)

Long push on buttons respectivelyfor preset/storage 1 to 6

Short push on buttons respectivelyfor preset/storage 1 to 6


ON/OFF

MUTE

BAND AS

AF PTY

TA

AUDIODSP

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Tasto CD FUNCTIONS

Play previous/next track

CD track fast forward/backward

Eject CD

Select radio frequency band

Select next/previous CD (CD Changer mode)

Select next/previous folder (MP3 mode)

Fast CD track (or folder) selection (MP3 CD mode)(function controlled by volume knob)

MP3 CD track info display (MP3 CD mode)

MP3 CD track info display setting (MP3 CD mode)

CD track repeat on/off (CD mode)

MP3 CD track/MP3 folder track repeat on/off/Repeat whole MP3 CD (MP3 CD mode)

CD track/MP3 track random playback on/off

Mode


Long push on button







Long push on button




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AudioMute on/off (with sound system on)

Volume up

Volume down

Radio frequency (FM1, FM2, FMT, MW, LW)and audio source(Radio - CD - MP3 - CD Changer)selection button

Radio: recall preset stations (1 to 6)

CD player: select next track

CD Changer: select next track

Radio: recall preset stations (6 to 1)CD player: select previous track

CD Changer: select previous track

Mode


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Manual storage of 42 stations: 24 in theFM band (6 in FM1, 6 in FM2, 6 in FMTand 6 in FMAST), 6 in the MW band, 6in the LW band and 6 in the AM band(MW+LW) that can be stored with Au-toSTore in the AMAST band

Automatic storage (AutoSTore func-tion) of 6 stations in the FM band and 6

in the AM band

SENS DX/LO function (sensitivity ad-justing in searching radio stations)

Scan function (scanning stored stations),about 10 seconds per station

Automatic Stereo/Mono switching.

Compact Disc section

Disc select (disc no.)

Track select (forward/backward)

Fast forward/backward

Track Repeat function (repetition of thelast track)

Track Scan function (scanning thetracks on the Compact Disc, about 10seconds per track)

RaNDom function (random track play-ing).

TPM function (CD playing sequencestorage)

CD Naming function (allocating a name

to a CD), for CD Changer only. Notavailable on sound system with MP3CD player.

CD Compression function (volume re-duction according to input signal levelfrom CD)

GENERAL INFORMATION

The sound system features the followingfunctions:

Radio section

PLL tuning with FM/AM/MW/LW fre-quency bands

RDS (Radio Data System) with TA(traffic announcements) - PTY (Pro-gram Type) - EON (Enhanced OtherNetwork) - REG (Regional pro-grammes)

AF: alternative frequency search selec-tion in RDS mode

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Mute/Pause function;

Soft Mute function;

Loudness function;

Audio Clip Detect function;

5-band graphic equalizer;

Separate bass/treble adjustment;

Right/left channel balancing.

On multimedia CDs in addi-tion to sound tracks also da-ta tracks are recorded. Play-ing one of these CDs may

cause rustling and such a volume as tocompromise road safety, as well ascausing damage to the final stages andspeakers.

MP3 CD section

Folder selection (previous/next);

Track selection (forward/backward);

Fast forward/backward;

Disp function: MP3 CD data display:folder name, ID3-TAG info, time

elapsed from start of track, file name); Folder Repeat function: track repetition

selection;

RaNDom function: random foldertracks playing;

Name Scroll function: tracks/foldersnames scrolling.

Playing audio CDs and R/RW CDs.


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SELECTING RADIO/CD/CD CHANGER

Pressing briefly and repeatedly button SRCit is possible to select the following func-

tions in sequence:

TUNER (Radio)

CD (Compact Disc)

CDC (CD Changer) (only if the CDChanger is connected).

After changing sound source, the displaywill show the current function selected:TUNER (Radio), CD (Compact Disc),

CDC (CD Changer).Functions not available (e.g. CD if aCompact Disc is not inserted) are disabledautomatically.

SOUND SOURCE MEMORYFUNCTION

If while listening to a CD another functionis selected (e.g.: the radio), playing is

stopped and when the CD mode is re-sumed, it starts again from the point inwhich it was stopped.

If while listening to the radio another func-tion is selected, when the Radio mode isresumed, it is tuned to the last station se-lected.

VOLUME ADJUSTMENT

Adjust volume through button/knobON/OFF.

Turn the knob clockwise to increase vol-ume, turn the knob counter-clockwise tolower the volume.

The display will show: VOLUME 00 VOLUME 12

TURNING THESOUND SYSTEM ON

The sound system is switched on pressingthe button/knob ON/OFF. The turning on

of the sound system radio can be con-nected to the car ignition: turning the ig-nition key to MAR, the radio turns on;turning the key to STOP the radio turnsoff (see paragraph Setting the AUTOfunction is section Radio).

If the sound system is turned on with theignition key at STOP, it will turn off auto-matically after about 20 minutes.

TURNING THESOUND SYSTEM OFF

To turn the sound system off keep but-ton/knob ON/OFF pressed.

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SOFT MUTE FUNCTION

When the Mute function is turned on/offthe volume will gradually increase or de-crease (Soft Mute function).

TONE ADJUSTMENT(bass/treble)

Proceed as follows: briefly and repeatedly press button AU-DIO DSP until the display shows BASSor TREBLE.

turn the knob ON/OFF clockwise to in-crease bass or treble tones or turn itcounter-clockwise to decrease.

The display will show for a few secondsthe bass/treble levels (10 to +10).

A few seconds after the last setting the dis-play will resume the radio main screen.

BALANCE ADJUSTMENT

Proceed as follows:

briefly and repeatedly press button AU-DIO DSP until the display shows BAL-ANCE

turn the button/knob ON/OFF clock-wise to increase the sound from the right

speakers or turn it counter-clockwise toincrease the sound from the left speakers.

The display will show for a few secondsthe balance levels, from +10 to +10( = right, = left). A few seconds af-ter the last setting the display will resumethe radio main screen.

MUTE FUNCTION(turning off the volumecompletely)

To switch the Mute function on, pressbriefly the button MUTE. Volume willgradually lower (Soft Mute function) andthe display will show the current soundsource selected followed by the Mute (e.g.TUNER MUTE when the Radio is se-lected).

To switch the Mute function off, pressbriefly the button MUTE again. Volumewill gradually become louder (Soft Mutefunction) returning to the value set beforeswitching on the Mute function.

Turning the button/knob ON/OFF thesound level changes; the Mute function will

however stay on. Press the button MUTEagain to turn it off.

When the Mute function is on, all the oth-er functions can be used. If a traffic an-nouncement arrives with the TA functionon, the traffic message will ignore theMute function.


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FADER ADJUSTMENT

Proceed as follows:

briefly and repeatedly press button AU-DIO DSP until the display shows FADE

turn the button/knob ON/OFF clock-wise to increase the sound from the frontspeakers or counter-clockwise to increase

the sound from the rear speakers.

A few seconds after the last setting the dis-play will resume the radio main screen.

LOUDNESS FUNCTION

The Loudness function improves thesound volume when listening at low lev-el, increasing the basses and trebles. Whenvolume is at max. the Loundness functionis excluded.

To switch the function on/off, open the

MENU by pressing briefly button MENURDS and scroll it. Function condition (onor off) is shown on the display by messageLOUDNESS: ON or LOUDNESS:OFF, that can be selected by means ofbuttons or .

TELEPHONE PROVISION

If the hands-free kit is installed on the car,when a phone call is received the volume

set will be the one selected for thePHONE function in the menu, if requiredit can be muted OFF.

PRESET/XX EQ SET*/ CLASSIC/ROCK/JAZZ FUNCTION(equalizer on/off)

To turn the equalizer on press for longbutton AUDIO DSP and turn the but-ton/knob ON/OFF to select one of thefollowing settings:

PRESET (predefined equalizer setting); CLASSIC (predefined equalizer setting

for best playing of classic music);

ROCK (predefined equalizer settingfor best playing of rock music);

JAZZ (predefined equalizer setting forbest playing of jazz music);

CUSTOMER (setting of the 5 equal-

izer bands that can be changed by theuser)

Press repeatedly button or to selectthe required band and then use the but-ton/knob ON/OFF to increase/decreasethe level in the selected frequency band.


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The AM band is divided into sections:MW, LW and AMAST. The AMAST bandis reserved to the stations stored auto-matically with the AutoSTore function.

The radio is always preset for receivingstations broadcasting with RDS (Radio Da-ta System).

PRESETTING BUTTONS

The buttons with symbols from 1 to 6make it possible to set the following pre-settings:

24 in the FM band ( 6 in FM 1, 6 in FM

2, 6 in FM 3, 6 in FMAST) 6 in the LW band

6 in the MW band

6 in the AMAST band

To call a preset station, choose the re-quired frequency band and then pressbriefly the corresponding preset button(from 1 to 6). The display will show the

station name and frequency and also thepresetting number.

STORING THE LASTSTATION HEARD

The radio automatically keeps in storagethe last station heard for each reception

band, which is then tuned when the ra-dio is turned on or the reception band ischanged.

AUTOMATIC TUNING

Briefly press button or to start au-tomatically searching the tuning for thenext station that it is possible to receivein the direction chosen.

If the station on which the tuner stops isone of the stations stored with the pre-setting buttons (from 1 to 6), the displaywill show the presetting number.

When the sound system is turned on, thelast function selected before turning offis played (Radio, Compact Disc or CDChanger).

To select the Radio source while listeningto another audio source, press briefly andrepeatedly button SRC.

When the Radio source is selected, pressbriefly and repeatedly button BAND AS toselect the required reception band.

Each time the BAND AS button is pressedthe bands: FM1, FM2, FM3, FMAST,LW, MW and AMAST are select-

ed in sequenceThe FM band is divided into sections: FM1,FM2, FM3 and FMAST. The FMAST bandis reserved to the stations stored auto-matically with the AutoSTore function.

The FMAST reception band is reservedto the stations stored automatically withthe AutoSTore function.

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SCAN FUNCTION(station scanning)

Press button SCAN to start scanning thestations in the frequency band selected(FM, AM, MW, LW). Each station foundwill be heard for a few seconds and therelevant frequency is shown on the dis-play.

During scanning, the display will show themessage TUNER SCAN, with the wordSCAN flashing.

When the SCAN function is on, all theother functions are cancelled.

The SCAN function is interrupted in thefollowing cases:

pressing again button SCAN

turning the sound system off

changing the sound source (Radio, CDChanger)

changing the selected frequency band (orthe storage block)

pressing one presetting button

turning the AutoSTore function on (au-tomatic storage)

SCANNING PRESET STATIONS

Keep button SCAN pressed for at least2 seconds to start scanning the preset sta-tions in the current frequency band;

FM: FM 1, FM 2, ., FM II 1, FM II 2,FM III 1, FM III 2, FMAST 1,FMAST 2,.

AM: MW 1, MW 2, . MW 6, LW 1,LW 2, . LW 6, AMAST 1,AMAST 2,

Each preset station will be heard for a fewseconds and its frequency shown on thedisplay.

The Scan function is interrupted in the fol-lowing cases:



pressing one presetting button

turning the AutoSTore function on (au-tomatic storage)

changing the sound source (Radio, CDChanger)

changing the selected frequency band or

the FM level

MANUAL TUNING

This allows manual station searching in thechosen band. To turn this function on usethe MENU (see paragraph Manual stationtuning on/off (TUNING SEEK) in sectionRadio).

For manual tuning proceed as follows:

Select the band using the button BANDAS: FM1, FM2, FM3, MW or LW.

Press briefly and repeatedly button or.

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MANUAL STATION STORAGE

Use buttons from 1 to 6 to store the sta-tion being heard in the selected band.

Keep pressed one of these buttons (1 to6), when station storing is completed thedisplay will show the corresponding but-ton number and a confirmation beep will

be given.

AUTOSTORE FUNCTION(automatic station storage)

To switch on the AutoSTore function (au-tomatic station storage), keep buttonBAND AS. With this function the radio au-tomatically stores the stations with thestrongest signal in decreasing order of in-tensity in the FMAST frequency band (if

tuned on FM band) or AMAST (if tuned onAM band).

IMPORTANT Activating the AutoSTorefunction cancels the stations stored pre-viously in the FMAST or AMAST band.

During automatic storage the displayshows TUNER FMAST or TUNERAMAST if TUNER mode (Radio) with FMor AM frequency band is selected. To in-

terrupt the automatic station storage,press button BAND AS again: the radio willautomatically tune to the station heard be-fore activation of the AutoSTore function.

LISTENING TO STOREDSTATIONS

Proceed as follows:

select the required frequency band andthe storage block (FM1, FM2, FM3,FMAST, MW, LW, AMAST);

briefly press one of the six station stor-

age buttons.

The display will show the station name (ifpresent) and frequency, whereas at thebottom of the display is shown Pnwhere n is the number corresponding tothe current station.

In bands FM1, FM2 and FM3, if receptionis poor or weak and the AF alternative fre-quency search function is active, the sta-

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When the signal of the RDS station tunedweakens, the following two cases may oc-cur:

With AF SWITCHING: ON the RDSsystem activates automatic tuning of theoptimum frequency of the station chosen,with the stations enabled, therefore theradio is automatically tuned to the station

with the strongest signal that is broad-casting the same programme. During thejourney it will thus be possible to contin-ue listening to the station chosen with-out having to change the frequency whenchanging area. Of course, the station be-ing listened to must be receivable in thearea the car is crossing.

With AF SWITCHING: OFF the ra-dio will not tune the strongest station au-

tomatically and it will have to be foundmanually using the tuner buttons.

AF FUNCTION(alternative frequency search)

To turn the AF function on/off, pressbriefly button AF PTY. RDS name (if avail-able) will stay on the display and if thefunction is on the wording is shown.

AF SWITCHING: ON = alternative

frequency search on AF SWITCHING: OFF = alternativefrequency search off.

TA FUNCTION(traffic information)

Certain stations in the FM band (in stor-age blocks FM1, FM2, FM3 and FMAST)are enabled to also broadcast informationabout traffic conditions. During a trafficbulletin, the message TRAFFIC INFOwill be displayed alternate with the cur-

rent one (e.g.: station name).To turn the TA function on/off, pressbriefly button TA. When the TA functionis on the display will show the messageTA-ON.

When the TA function is on, an incomingtraffic bulletin will stop temporarily thecurrent broadcasted programme or theCD being played. Switching from the se-

lected station to the station broadcastingtraffic announcements is only possible ifconnection for EON function is enabled.

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PTY FUNCTION(selecting a type of programme)

Several radio station offer the programmetype service (PTY) within the FM band(FM1, FM2, FM3). For example, stationsbroadcasting info/news will display as PTYcode the message NEWS.

The PTY function activates a seek filterthat tunes only stations broadcasting pro-grammes with the preselected PTY code(e.g.: POP).

To turn on the PTY function, keep buttonAF PTY pressed.

The programme types offered by a radiostation may vary according to the pro-gramme:

NEWS News and magazineAFFAIRS Politics and

news

INFO Special informationprogrammes

SPORT Sportprogrammes

EDUCATE Educational

programmesDRAMA Radio dramas

and literature

CULTURE Culture, churchand religion

SCIENCE Science

VARIED Variety

POP M Pop music(hits)

ROCK M Rock music

EASY M Easy music

LIGHT M Light classic

musicCLASSICS Classic music

OTHER M Other types of music(e.g. folklore)

WEATHER Weather report

FINANCE Finance news

CHILDREN Childs programmes

SOCIAL Social information

RELIGION Religion and philoso-phy

PHONE IN Listeners calls (otherthan PHONE IN func-tion active only withhands-free kit connec-tion for mobile phone)

TRAVEL Touristsinformation

LEISURE Free time and hobbies

JAZZ Jazz

COUNTRY Country music

NATION M Nationalbroadcasting

OLDIES Golden Oldies

FOLK M Folk music

DOCUMENT Special reports

PTY automatic seek

To select a PTY through automatic seek,select the required type of programmefrom the list stored and then start auto-matic seek. Procedure is described in nextparagraphs.

PTY function reactivation

Press button AF PTY for over 2 seconds.The last programme type selected (e.g.POP) will then be displayed.

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PTY setting

Press button AF PTY for over 2 seconds todisplay the PTY code of the current sta-tion. Select the required code by turningthe button/knob ON/OFF and then pressbutton or to start automatic seek-ing of stations with the PTY code select-ed. Automatic seek will stop automatical-

ly to the next station broadcasting the PTYprogramme selected. The type of pro-gramme will be displayed (e.g. POP) withthe word PTY flashing.

IMPORTANT If no station is broadcastingthe selected PTY, the last station will betuned and the PTY function is aborted.

PTY function deactivation

After entering the PTY mode, if no oper-ation is performed within 10 seconds, theradio returns to the mode active beforepressing the AF PTY button and it will storethe last PTY code selected.

MENU

MENU RDS button options

To activate the Menu, press briefly thebutton MENU RDS.

In this way you open the first level Menu.To open the second level menu keep the

MENU RDS button pressed for over 2 sec-onds.

To scroll the Menu options press repeat-edly the MENU RDS button.

First level Menu options are the follow-ing:

1 MANUAL TUNING SEEK on/off

2 CD Compression

3 Confirmation beep (BEEP)4 Tuning sensitivity adjustment (SENS

DX/LO)

5 News programmes on/off (NEWS)

6 Automatic volume adjustment with carspeed (SVC)

7 Traffic announcements tuning (EONTA)

8 Loudness on/off (LOUD- NESS)9 CD naming (CD NAMING) (only in CD

Changer mode);

10 CD naming/track selection (TPM =Track Program Memory)

Press buttons or to activate/deacti-vate the function selected.

Second level Menu options are the fol-lowing:

1 Time display of the current RDS station(if available)

2 Audio distortion clipper on/off (AU-DIO CLIP DETECT)

3 Max volume setting at switching on

(MAX VOLUME)4 Telephone volume adjustment (PHONE)

5 AUTO setting selection which enablesto set radio turning on/off depending oncar ignition/switching off.

Use the button/knob ON/OFF to turnon/off the function selected.

NOTE Each time you pass to next setting,the previous one will be stored.

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First level Menu options

1 - TUNING SEEK(manual tuning on/off)

This option enables to seek manually(MANUAL) or automatically (AUTO) thestations stored.

To switch between manual and automat-ic seek use buttons or .

The display will show the current tuningseek mode:

TUNING SEEK: AUTO: automaticseek on

TUNING SEEK: MANUAL: manual

seek on.

2 - CD Compression

This option enables to optimize the soundlevel according to the music being playedby the CD.

Use buttons or to turn this functionon/off.

The display will show the current function

condition: COMPRESSION: ON = function on

COMPRESSION: OFF = function off

3 - BEEP (confirmation beep)

The system provides the BEEP function ac-tive (message ROGER BEEP-ON on thedisplay).

This function gives sound confirmation(BEEP) when pressing buttons.


The display will show the current functioncondition:

ROGER BEEP: ON = function on

ROGER BEEP: OFF = function off.

4 - SENS DX/LO(tuning sensitivity adjustment)

With this function it is possible to changethe sensitivity of automatic station tun-ing. When low sensitivity is set SENSI-TIVITY: LOCAL only stations with ex-cellent reception are sought; when highsensitivity is set SENSITIVITY: DIS-

TANT all stations are sought. Therefore,if the car is in an area with a considerablenumber of stations and you want tochoose only those with a strong signal, setto low sensitivity SENSITIVITY: LOCAL.



SENSITIVITY: LOCAL = low sensi-tivity

SENSITIVITY: DISTANT = high sen-sitivity.

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5 - NEWS (new programmes on/off)

This function is similar to the TA function:with FM station tuned and NEWS functionactive if a news bulletin is broadcast, thesound system will:

set the same volume as for TA function,if TUNER (Radio) is on;

switch the current audio source (CD orCD Changer) to TUNER (Radio) and setthe same volume as for TA function.

It is necessary that in TUNER mode (Ra-dio), the radio is tuned to a FM stationbroadcasting the NEWS code.


The display will show the current function

condition:

NEWS: ON = function on

NEWS: OFF = function off

6 - SVC (automatic volumeadjustment with car speed)

The SVC function makes it possible to au-tomatically adapt the volume level to thespeed of the car, increasing it as the speedincreases to maintain the ratio with thenoise level inside the passenger compart-ment.

Press or to change the SVC setting,from OFF to the gain level (1 to 7) se-lected. High gain level values correspondto high volume levels when the car speedincreases.


SPEED VOLUME OFF = function off

SPEED VOLUME: +3 = function onand gain level set.

7 - EON TA DX/LO (trafficannouncements tuning sensitivity)

This function enables to change the re-ception sensitivity of radio stations broad-casting traffic announcements.



TRAFFIC: LOCAL = low sensit ivity

TRAFFIC: DISTANT = high sensitivi-ty

8 - LOUDNESS (loudness on/off)

The Loudness function improves thesound volume when listening at low lev-el, increasing the basses and trebles.



LOUDNESS: ON = loudness on

LOUDNESS: OFF = loudness off

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9 - CD NAMING(allocating a name to the CD)(only in CD Changer mode)

This function shall be used to give a name(max. name length is 8 characters) to theCDs contained in the CD Changer.

This function can be selected only if in CDChanger mode.

To name a CD (CD Naming) proceed asfollows:

the display shows Name 1:

use the button/knob ON/OFF to selectthe CD (1 to 10) to name (only active ifall the 10 memories for CD names areused);

use button to confirm the CD to re-

name

the first character of the CD name willflash to show the cursor position

use the button/knob ON/OFF to selectthe letters (A to Z) for composing theCD name

use button or to move the cursorthrough the characters

press the MENU RDS button to confirmthe CD name and to go to the TPM (TrackProgram Memory) function

the display will show as standard themessage PLAY TRACK: ALL; selectingthe TPM option ALL, the display willshow the message PLAY TRACK: ALL;otherwise the message PLAY TRACK: 10 Y or N (YES or NO) will be displayed

use the button/knob ON/OFF to selectbetween ALL, 1, 2, 3 max track no.

use button or to enter or to ex-clude the number of the current trackfrom the TPM list

press the RDS MENU button to confirmthe CD playlist thereby moving to the nextmenu function

10 - TPM(CD naming/track selection)

This function can be selected only if aCompact Disc is loaded.

If the CD already has a name, this will beshown on the display.

The TPM option enables the following:

give a name to 10 CDs with max. 12characters

to select played tracks (in the original se-quence and up to 99 max.)

Every CD is identified by the total play-back time and by the total number oftracks.

IMPORTANT When entering name or

TPM, the radio will return to the currentsource without storing modifications if nobutton is pressed for at least 20 seconds.

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Second level menu options

1 - RDS (station time display)

This option makes it possible to displaythe time of the current RDS station (if thisinformation is available).

2 - AUDIO CLIP DETECT

(audio distortion clipper on/off)This function reduces automatically the ra-dio output level when excessive distortionis detected that could damage the speak-ers.



CLIP DETECT: ON = function on

CLIP DETECT: OFF = function off

3 MAX VOLUME (max. volumesetting at switching on)

This function makes it possible to set theradio volume (from 10 to 33) at sound sys-tem switching on.

Use the button/knob ON/OFF to adjustthe volume.

The display will show the set volume (e.g.:MAX VOLUME: 25)

4 - PHONE(phone volume adjustment)

This function makes it possible to set thephone volume (from 1 to 3).

The display will show, as standard, themessage PHONE LEVEL: OFF (volume

set by the Manufacturer, corresponding tomax. level).

Use the button/knob ON/OFF to adjustthe volume to 3 different levels (PHONELEVEL 1 , PHONE LEVEL 2 and PHONELEVEL 3): the higher the number is, thelower will be the phone volume.

5 AUTO (function setting)

With this function it is possible to set ra-dio turning on/off depending on car igni-tion/switching off or independent.

With this function on (radio is set toswitch off when the car is switched off),it is however possible to switch on the ra-dio.

With this function off, when switching offthe car the radio stays on.



AUTO: ON = function on

AUTO: OFF = function off

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SELECTING THE CD PLAYER

To turn on the Compact Disc player in-tegral with the sound system, when a CDis already inserted, turn on the sound sys-tem by pressing the button/knob ON/OFFthen press briefly and repeatedly buttonSRC to select the CD mode.

Inserting a CD, also when the sound sys-tem is off, will turn the CD player on au-tomatically.

For optimal playing use only original CDs.When using R/RW CDs, use top qualityCDs mastered at the as low as possiblespeed.

LOADING/EJECTING A CD

To insert the CD, set it gently in place toactivate the powered loading system,which will position it correctly.

Press button with the sound system on,to operate the powered CD eject system.

DISPLAY INFORMATION

When the CD player is working, the dis-play shows information which has the fol-lowing meaning:

CD: indicates the CD mode

TRACK 12: shows the number of thetrack on the CD

11.04: shows the time elapsed sincethe start of the track

TRACK SELECTION(forward/backward)

Press briefly button to play the nexttrack on the CD and button to play the

previous one.To select tracks continuously, keep thebutton pressed.

If playing the track started more than 3seconds ago, pressing button the trackis played again from the start. In this caseif wanting to play the previous track, pressthe button twice consecutively.

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Keep button pressed to move the trackselected forward at high speed and keepbutton pressed to move it quickly back-ward. Fast forward/backward is stoppedonce the button is released.

(forward/backward)

Press briefly the button/knob3 F-TRK to enter the fast track selectionmode. The sound system display will showthe wording TRx FAST-TRACK (x in-dicates the track number).

Turn the button/knob ON/OFF to selectthe required track, and press it briefly toconfirm: track playback will start.

PAUSE FUNCTION

To pause the CD player, press briefly theMUTE button. The display will show themessage CD PAUSE.

To resume playing the track, press buttonMUTE again.

(scanning CD tracks)

With this function it is possible to play thebeginning of all the tracks contained in theCD.

Keep button SCAN pressed to play thefirst 10 seconds of every track on the CD.

The scanning sequence is the following: from the track played up to the last oneon the CD

from the first track up to the one playeduntil the start of scanning.




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(track repeat)

Press briefly button 5 RPT: the display willshow the message CD REPEATTRACK.

Press button 5 RPT again to turn off the re-peat function: the display will show themessage CD REPEAT OFF.

Changing the sound source, the functionis turned off.

For optimal playing use only original CDs.When using R/RW CDs, use top qualityCDs mastered at the as low as possiblespeed.

(random track playing)

To start the random playing of tracks onthe Compact Disc, press briefly button 6RND. A new track will be played and thedisplay will show the message CD RAN-DOM TRACK.

Press button 6 RND again to turn off therandom function: the display will show themessage CD RANDOM OFF.

When the random function is on, all thetracks on the CD are played in random se-quence.


NOTE If during RANDOM playback, you

select the fast next/previous track for-ward/backward function the currentRANDOM list will be aborted and a newone will be created. In this event one orseveral tracks could be played consecu-tively.

(track program memory)

With the TPM function (Track ProgramMemory) it is possible to store the se-quence for playing tracks of a CD, to beable to play them later in the sequence set.

To store CD track playing sequence, re-fer to paragraph CD NAMING/TRACKSELECTION (TPM) in section RADIO.

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This section only describes MP3 CD play-er operation variants : as concerns soundsystem operation, refer to section

FUNCTIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS.NOTE MPEG LAYER-3 audio decodingtechnology licensed from Fraunhofer IISand Thomson multimedia.

MP3 MODE

In addition to standard audio CDs, thesound system can also play audio files inMP3 format. Sound system will operate as

described for the sound system with com-pact disc player when inserting a conven-tional audio CD, excluding functions CDNAMING/TRACK SELECTION (TPM)and CD NAMING that are disabled.

READING MP3 CD

Inserting a CD-ROM into the proper slotwill start two stages:

Scanning all CD tracks to find audio files.

Audio files take priority over the otherfiles and their identification enables thesound system to play just these files. Thedisplay will show the name and the wordSCAN flashing (e.g. MIDNIGHT MO-TION SCAN).

Reading all MP3 files to determine thestructure of folders and tracks. During thisstage the display will show the messageREADING DISC. To read a complexMP3 file structure (made up of differentsessions with several folders and files), ap-proximately 2 minutes can be required.

For optimal playing use only top qualityCDs mastered at as low as possible speed.

CD-ROM reading will be interrupted inthe following cases:

correct CD-ROM reading with MP3 files

identification. In this event the display willshow the MP3 icon and track playbackwill start from the first file and first fold-er (see next paragraph TRACK PLAY-ING MODE);

if after 2 minutes the CD-ROM readingis not ended. The display will show, forabout 5 seconds, the message CHECKDISC. In this event the sound system willchange the sound source and return to the

Tuner (Radio) mode. if no MP3 file is found. In this event thedisplay will show, for about 5 seconds, themessage NO MP3 FILES. In this eventthe sound system will change the soundsource and return to the Tuner (Radio)mode.

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When playing a CD-ROM with MP3 files,the sound system will display the trackname and play time (e.g. MIDNIGHTMOTION 4:37).

During playback the following operationscan be performed:

continuous or single scroll on trackname

scrolling tracks up or down according tosingle, multiple or continuous mode

scrolling folders up or down (see nextparagraph FOLDER STRUCTURE).

This function enables to change displaysettings for the different CD info (e.g. files,folder, singers name, album name, etc.).To turn this function on keep button 4 DISPpressed for over 2 seconds and then usethe button/knob ON/OFF to select the in-fo to display.

In MP3 mode, the sound system will:

play MP3 files only

play the tracks in alphabetic-numeric or-der for each folder (also ordered with thesame criteria) (it is recommended to puta number before the file name, e.g. 01,02 or 001, 002)

return to the start of the last file eachtime the sound system is turned on.

track selection (forward/backward), thedisplay will show the folder number andthe track number and name (e.g. 3/13MIDNIGHT MOTION).

To facilitate track selection, the sound sys-tem stores the number of pushes on pre-set buttons (1 to 6) and then will skip once

like for a single request.IMPORTANT MP3 files recorded with thevariable bit-rate method could producediscrepancies when displaying the trackplay time.

IMPORTANT The CD player can readmost of the compression systems cur-rently on sale (e.g.: LAME, BLADE, XING,FRAUNHOFER) however, due to theevolution of these systems, reading of allcompression formats is not guaranteed.

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The sound system with MP3 player:

only recognizes folders that actually con-tain MP3 files

if MP3 files contained in a CD-ROM arestructured in several sub-folders, it willlevel the structure of sub-folders in or-

der to obtain a single-level structure, i.e.:it brings back sub-folders to main fold-er level (see the example below).

Example: With a CD structured as fol-lows:

+ - MP3 collection - Volume 1

* - Celine Dion

* - Falling into you

| - Its al l coming back to menow.mp3

| - Because you loved me.mp3

* - Incognito

| - Incognito.mp3

| - Lolita.mp3

| - Delivre-Moi.mp3

* - Experience

| - Jericho.mp3

| - Wind it up.mp3

| - Out of space.mp3

* - The fat of the land

* - Favourite songs

| - Breathe.mp3

| - Firestarter.mp3

The sound system will recognize and willpass progressively from one folder to theother as follows:

* - Falling into you

* - Incognito* - Experience

* - Favourite songs

Icon* indicates that the sound system isdisplaying the folder name. Each time youscroll folders up or down, the folder nameand number will be displayed (with max.length of 15-18 characters, according tothe folder number).

tion ON or ONCE of the name scrollfunction (see paragraph NAME SCROLLFUNCTION), will obtain single scroll ofthe full folder name in folder display mode,before returning to shortened displaying.

SELECT NEXT/PREVIOUSFOLDER

Press briefly button 1 CD /* + to selecttracks contained in the next folder.

Press briefly button 2 CD /* to selecttracks contained in the previous folder.

The display will show the number and thename of the next/previous folder (e.g.: 9MISC COLLECTION).

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(repeat tracks)RANDOM FUNCTION(random playing of a folder tracks)

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(repeat tracks)

Press briefly button 5 RPT to change thetrack repeat mode: press the button fur-ther and the display will show in sequencethe following wordings: CD REPEATTRACK -> CD REPEAT FOLDER ->CD REPEAT DISC -> CD REPEAT

OFF.These wordings are associated with thefollowing functions:

CD REPEAT TRACK: to repeat thecurrent track.

CD REPEAT FOLDER: to repeat thetracks contained in the folder selected.

CD REPEAT DISC: to repeat the

whole MP3 CD. CD REPEAT OFF: to turn off the trackrepeat function.


(random playing of a folder tracks)

To start random playing of the CompactDisc tracks, press briefly button 6 RND:press the button further and the displaywill show in sequence the following word-ings: CD RANDOM FOLDER-> CDRANDOM DISC-> CD RANDOM

OFF.These wordings are associated with thefollowing functions:

CD RANDOM FOLDER: randomplaying of the tracks contained in the fold-er selected.

CD RANDOM DISC: random playingof the tracks contained in the MP3 CD.

CD RANDOM OFF: turning off of therandom playing function.


NOTE If during RANDOM playback, youselect the fast next/previous track for-ward/backward function the currentRANDOM list will be aborted and a newone will be created. In this event one orseveral tracks could be played consecu-

tively.

DISPLAYING

Press briefly button 4 DISP to display thefolder number and name.

Press button 4 DISP again (or after about5 seconds) to go back to previous dis-playing.

ION TRACK SELECTION

(forward/backward)FAST TRACK SELECTION(forward/backward)

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(forward/backward)

Press briefly button to play the nexttrack contained in the CD-ROM and but-ton to play the previous one.

Press button again to seek manually thenext track required. The display will showthe folder number, the track number and

name followed by wording TK SEEK(track seek) (e.g.: 3/13 TK SEEK +6).

Similarly, press button again to seekmanually the previous track required. Al-so in this case the display will show thefolder number, the track number andname followed by wording TK SEEK(track seek) (e.g.: 3/13 TK SEEK 4).

Keep the button pressed to select track

continuously. The display will show thefolder number, the track number andname (e.g.: 3/13 MIDNIGHT MO-TION).

If playing the track started more than 3seconds ago, pressing button the trackis played again from the start. In this caseif wanting to play the previous track, pressthe button twice consecutively.

(forward/backward)

Press briefly the button/knob 3 F-TRK toenter the fast selection mode. The soundsystem display will show the wording FyTRx FASTTRACK (y indicates the foldernumber, x indicates the track number).

Turn the button/knob ON/OFF to select

the required track, and press it briefly toconfirm: track playback will start.

(track/folder name scroll)

Pressing briefly the RDS MENU button it ispossible, scrolling the menu, to acti-vate/activate once/deactivate, full scrollingof folder names.

The display will show, according to cas-es:

NAME SCROLL: ON = continuousscroll of complete names of tracks/folders

NAME SCROLL: ONCE = scroll oncethe complete name of the folder and thendisplay 15/16 characters

NAME SCROLL: OFF = fix display ofthe first 15/16 characters of the track/fold-er name

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SELECTING THE CD CHANGER

To turn on the CD Changer, turn thesound system on and then press brieflyand repeatedly the SRC button to select

the CDC source (CD Changer).

POSSIBLE ERRORMESSAGES

If the loader does not contain CompactDiscs, the display will show NO CD. Ifat least one CD is found, it will be played.

If the CD played is illegible, the next CDwill be selected; if there are no other CDs

or if they are also illegible, the display willshow NO CD until the sound sourceis changed.

OPERATION

To play the Compact Discs in the CDChanger, select CDC pressing brieflyand repeatedly the SRC button.

When listening to a Compact Disc for thefirst time after inserting the CD loader,playing starts from the first track on thefirst disc available in the loader.

While playing the display shows the num-ber of the track being played (e.g.TRACK 12 = twelfth track), the play-ing time elapsed from the start of the track(e.g. 11:10 = 11 minutes and 10 sec-onds) and the number of the Compact

Disc selected (e.g. CDC3 = third CD)depending on the function selected in themenu.

INTRODUCTION

This section only describes CD Changer(where provided) operation variants: asconcerns sound system operation, referto section FUNCTIONS AND ADJUST-MENTS.

Should the CD Changer pre-arrangement be requested it will beprovided with the necessary wiringfor correct CD Changer Blaupunktfunction.Cable end will be easy to identify bylifting the covering carpet in the bootnear the right wheel housing.

IMPORTANT If the Blue&Me or theBlue&Me Nav are present in the car,no type of CD Changer can be installed.

TION SELECTING A CD

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FAST FORWARD/BACKWARD

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INTRODUCT Press button 1 CD + to select the next

CD and button 2 CD to select the pre-vious CD.

If the loader does not contain a disc in theposition selected, the display shows NOCD, and the next CD will be played au-tomatically.

TRACK SELECTION(forward/backward)

Press briefly button to play the nexttrack contained in the Compact Disc be-ing played.

Press briefly button to play the previ-ous track contained in the Compact Discbeing played.

Keep button pressed to move the trackselected fast forward and keep button pressed to move it fast backward. Fast for-ward/backward is stopped when the but-ton is released.

SCAN FUNCTION

(scanning CD tracks)With this function it is possible to listen toall the tracks contained in the CD select-ed.

Keep button SCAN pressed to play thefirst 10 seconds of each track contained inthe CD. While playing the track, the dis-play will alternately show the CD Chang-er function selected (CD Changer name,

track playing time and number of the trackbeing played) and the word SCAN (e.g.:CDC3 SCAN TK12 0.04)

If the Scan function is on, Repeat and Mixfunctions are turned off.

from the track being played up to thelast one on the CD

from the first track up to the one beingplayed when the scan function was start-ed.



pressing the SCAN button again to con-tinue listening to the track being played

pressing or thereby moving to thenext or previous track

pressing a preset button

changing the sound source

pressing the RDS MENU button.

If the Scan function is not interrupted, atthe end it will continue playing the trackplayed before scanning was started.

TIONPAUSE FUNCTION

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RANDOM FUNCTION(random track playing)

STOPPING CD PLAYING

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INTRODUCTo pause the CD player, press briefly the

button MUTE. The display will showCDC MUTE.

To resume track playing, press buttonMUTE again.

The pause function is automatically can-

celled when changing the sound source.

TRACK REPEAT FUNCTION(track repeat)

Press briefly the preset button 5 RPT to lis-ten repeatedly to the last track played: thedisplay will show CDC REPEATTRACK.

Press the preset button 5 RPT again to turn

off the repeat function: the display willshow CD REPEAT OFF.


IMPORTANT When the repeat functionis on, the SCAN and MIX functions areturned off.

(random track playing)

To start random playing of tracks on theCompact Disc selected, press the presetbutton 6 RND.

A new track will be played and the dis-play will show CDC RANDOM DISK.To start random playing of all the CDs

contained in the CD Changer, press againbutton 6 RND; the display will show CDCRANDOM PACK.

Press the preset button 6 RND a third timeto turn the function off: the display willshow CDC RANDOM OFF.

Press button or button SRC to returnto the tuner mode.

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ENTERING THE SECRET CODEOF THE RADIO

Entry of the secret code is required to al-low the sound system to work after the

first connection to the car electric systemdifferent from the original one.

Connecting the radio to the car powersupply, the display shows RADIO M -CODE ----.

The secret code comprises four figures,each corresponding to one of the dash-es.

To enter the first digit of the code, press

the corresponding button of the presetstations (from 1 to 4). Press repeatedly thepreset buttons 1-4 to enter the secretcode digits (from 0 to 9).

To confirm the required digit press 5 RPT.

WAITING TIMES

In order to make code deactivation andoperation impossible, if a wrong code isentered the next attempts to enter thecode are spaced by preset waiting times.During these intervals the sound systemcan be connected or disconnected but notswitched on.

During the waiting time the sound systemshall not be connected.

It shall however be connected with +12Vpermanent voltage. The waiting time is overwhen the display shows the figure and thedashes of the next attempt (e.g. 2 - - -).

The following table shows the times be-tween one attempt and the other.

Waiting time passes keeping the radioon. When turning the radio on/off,counting restarts from the start of thecurrent attempt.

The waiting time is over when the displayshows the figure and the dashes of thenext attempt (e.g. 2 - - - ).

Vain attempts Waiting(on the display) time (about)

1 1 minute

2 2 minutes

3 4 minutes

4 8 minutes

5 16 minutes

6 30 minutes

7 1 hour

8 2 hours

9 4 hours

10 8 hours

11 16 hours

12 24 hours

ENTERING THE SECRET CODEOF THE CD CHANGER

To confirm the required digit press 5 RPT.

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Should the control code between thesound system and the CD Changer be notrecognised, to restore CD Changer regu-lar operation the four-digit secret codemust be entered manually.

When entering the secret code, the dis-

play shows: CDC M --CODE ----.

The secret code comprises four figures,each corresponding to one of the dashesand it is different for each CD Changer.

To enter the first digit of the code, pressthe corresponding button of the presetstations (from 1 to 4). Press repeatedly thepreset buttons 1-4 to enter the secretcode digits (from 0 to 9).

If the code has been entered properly, theradio and the CD Changer start to workregularly.

Otherwise try to enter the secret code asecond and even a third time if required.After the third negative attempt, the radiosets in stand-by for about 1 hour before

enabling other three attempts.

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Print n. 603.46.849 - II/2007 - 2nd edition


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