SIMPLY CLEVER ŠkodaAuto AUTORÁDIO AUTORADIO CAR RADIO Melody
bed_anl_skodamelody_gb.qxd 21.01.2004 10:47 Uhr Seite 1 Table of Contents General View............................2 Quick Reference Guide....................3 Important Notes..........................4 General Functions.......................5 Radio Operation..........................6 Cassette Operation........................9 Notes Dear customer, should you not have received a specific security code with your car radio, this means that your car is equipped with a comfort code system that does not require the input of a security code. In case of disconnection and reconnection of the car s battery, first insert the ignition switch into the ignition lock and then switch on the car radio. Should you wish to receive a separate code, please contact the service department of your koda dealership. Setup Menu............................11 Security Code...........................16 Operation with Multi-Function Steering Wheel*..17 The unit conforms to EMV protection requirements (EU Directive 89/336 EWG and 93/68/EWG) according to standards EN 55013 and EN 55020. Guarantee.............................18 Technical Description.....................19 Note: the texts marked with * are applicable only to selected car models, or to cars with extra (optional) equipment. Index..................................20 1
bed_anl_skodamelody_gb.qxd 21.01.2004 10:47 Uhr Seite 2 General View 22 23 SCAN CC MELODY AUDIO 21 2
bed_anl_skodamelody_gb.qxd 21.01.2004 10:47 Uhr Seite 3 Quick Reference Guide Item Function Page Item Function Page Item Function Page Knob - On/Off (push)...............5 - Volume control (turn).........5 - Other adjustments in various menus AUDIO - Treble and bass settings......5 GEOmetry - Tone control (balance, fader)...5 A/F - AM/FM band selection........6 - Station memory selection......6 Control buttons - Seek Up/Down............. 7 - Menu Up/Down............ 11 1...6 - Radio Station Buttons........7 AS - Auto Store................ 7 SCAN - Scan Frequency Range...... 7 Flashing LED Theft Protection....... 4, 16 Display: TP: Traffic Station Tuned In................. 6 FM1 Station Memory 1-6..... 6 FM2 Station Memory 7-12..... 6 LW/AM Station Memory 1-6......................... 6 AM2 LW/AM Station Memory 7-12...................... 6 TP - Traffic announcement.......6, 9 Cassette Slot............. 9 Traffic Radio Station Memory 1-6....................... 6 - Recall of setup menu........11 Cassette Eject, Direction Change......... 9 Station Number.......... 7 Cassette Operation....... 9 Station Name/Frequency.. 8 3
bed_anl_skodamelody_gb.qxd 21.01.2004 10:47 Uhr Seite 4 Important Operating the radio while driving Attention! When driving, please give absolute priority to focusing your attention on traffic! The demands of today s road traffic require the constant full attention of motorists on driving. The extensive functionality of modern car radios provide, aside from a full complement of entertainment features, also a variety of information about traffic, weather conditions, etc. Please make sure that you operate your radio only when traffic conditions allow you to do so. Please note the following tips! Familiarize yourself with the extensive functions of your car radio prior to driving, if necessary, consult this operation manual. Please, change basic settings that are usually changed infrequently or only once, for instance, in the setup menu, prior to driving while the car is at a standstill. Comfort Radio Code Should you experience uncertainties about the functions of the car radio or unforeseen effects, clarify these with the help of the operation manual while the car is at a standstill. Adjust the sound volume inside the car so that you are able to hear acoustic signals from the outside at all times. Comfort Radio Code Your car radio is equipped with a specific security code. The input of the security code is required only at the time of initial operation of the radio in the car. After the initial input of the security code, the radio registers itself in the car in which it is installed. Therefore, the input of the code number is not required after the car s voltage supply has been interrupted. In this case, the car radio automatically verifies the data of the car when the ignition is turned on. The renewed input of the security code is required only if the radio determines that it has been in stalled in a different car. Should you not have received a specific security code with your car radio, your car is equipped with a comfort code system that does not require the input of a security code. In case of disconnection and reconnection of the car s battery, first insert the ignition switch into the ignition lock and then switch on the car radio. Should you wish to receive a separate code, please contact the service department of your koda dealership. Since the unit is able to function only after input of the correct code, it cannot be operated after being stolen and installed in another car, thus effectively protecting the radio against theft, When the car radio and the ignition are switched off, a flashing LED indicates that the theft protection is activated. 4
bed_anl_skodamelody_gb.qxd 21.01.2004 10:47 Uhr Seite 5 Push the knob to switch the car radio on or off. The unit switches on and operates at the settings, such as treble, bass, balance, etc., that were active prior to switching off, with the exception of the volume, which is reduced to switch-on level as selected in the setup menu. Adjusting the volume When the radio is on, the knob On/Off protrudes slightly from the front panel and permits adjustment of the volume. Adjust the volume by turning the knop clockwise or counter-clockwise between Vol 0 and Vol 45. General Switching ON or OFF Adjusting the sound Geometry Adjusting the volume Sound adjustments Geometry (balance and fader) You are able to adjust the sound of your The volume ration between the left and car radio according to your preference. right speakers is adjusted with the balance Please note that the car radio permits and function. The fader function is used to stores separate adjustments for radio adjust the volume ratio between the front 3 reception and cassette operation. and rear speakers To adjust the sound, proceed as follows: Bass adjustment: To adjust the geometry, proceed as 2 AUDIO Press the AUDIO button AUDIO. The follows: display shows BASS with the currently Balance: 1 set value. Press the GEO button. The display Set the desired value between - 9 and + 9 shows BAL with the currently set value. Switching ON or OFF by turning the knob. Set the desired balance from LEFT 9 to Treble adjustment: CENTER to RIGHT 9 by turning the knob. Press the AUDIO button again (to Fader: adjust the treble from normal operation, Press the GEO button again (to adjust press AUDIO twice). The display shows the fader from normal operation, press TRE with the currently set value. GEO twice). The display shows FAD with Set the desired value between -9 and +9 the currently set value. by turning the knob Set the desired balance from REAR 9 to The radio stores the selected values and CENTER to FRONT 9 by turning the returns to normal operation after pressing knob. button AUDIO again or automatically 5 The radio stores the selected values and seconds after the last input. returns to normal operation after pressing button GEOagain or automatically 5 seconds after the last input. GB 5
bed_anl_skodamelody_gb.qxd 21.01.2004 10:47 Uhr Seite 6 Radio Selecting the Frequency Range Your car radio is equipped with separate tuners for FM and AM frequency bands. 6 station memories each are available in FM modes FM1, FM2 and TP as well as in AM modes AM1 and AM2. The selected frequency is shown in the display at position When scanning the AM frequency band, the radio scans AM and LW frequencies in succession for stations with sufficient reception. Switching between AM and FM: Keep the depressed briefly to switch between AM and FM modes. The radio will return to the last tuned-in station. 6 21 20 MELO Switching between FM1 and FM2 (display = FM) : Press the briefly to switch between modes FM1 (station memories 1 to 6) and FM2 (station memories 7 to 12). The radio returns to last station that was listened to in each area. Switching between AM1 and AM2 (display = AM): Press the briefly to switch between modes AM1 and AM2. The radio returns to last station that was listened to in each area. Switching to TP (display = TP): Press the briefly to switch to TP mode (Traffic Program). When this mode is selected, the radio is ready to receive (Traffic Announcements). In this mode, the radio is only able to receive FM stations with traffic announcements. Traffic announcements are played at a minimum volume as previously set in the setup menu. Traffic announcements also interrupt cassette play. 4 5 After the end of a traffic announcement, the radio returns to the previously selected operating mode. TP stations are identified in the display by the indicator TP. The reception of a traffic announcement is indicated in the display by INFO PRGNAME. Should the tuned-in TP station be out of range, this is indicated in the display by NO TP. The radio will now automatically tune in the next receivable TP station. This is indicated in the display by NO TP TP SEEK. Should you not wish to receive traffic announcements, please tune in the desired station in one of the FM modes (FM1 or FM2).
bed_anl_skodamelody_gb.qxd 21.01.2004 10:47 Uhr Seite 7 Tuning Preset Station Memory Radio By station preset button A stored station is selected by briefly pressing a station preset button. The selected station is indicated in the display. Seek The seek function is started in the selected direction by briefly pressing the control button or. The unit now searches for the next receivable station in the selected frequency range, FM, AM or TP. In the TP range, the radio only stops at TP stations. Manual tuning Briefly press the control button or. The tuned frequency is displayed. Holding the button depressed changes the frequency upwards or downwards until the button is released. Scan Press the button SCAN briefly to scan all receivable stations in sequence for a few seconds. When the desired station is heard, press the button again to stop the scanning function. SCAN 9 8 21 22 Storing stations in the preset memory The 6 preset station buttons allow you to store max. 30 stations in the respective frequency bands: AM1 + AM2 = 12 stations FM1 + FM2 = 12 stations TP = 6 stations Preset stations can be recalled by briefly pressing the corresponding preset station button. Manual storing To store the currently tuned station in the preset station memory of the currently selected frequency range AM1, AM2 FM1, FM2 or TP, press the corresponding preset station memory button and hold it depressed for a few seconds. The sound CC 7 7 6 will cut out and come back on and, if this function is enabled in the Setup Menu, a BEEP will be heard to confirm the storing procedure. The stored station can now be recalled at any time by pressing the corresponding preset station button. Autostore (applies to FM2, AM2, TP only) Start the Autostore function by pressing the and holding it depressed for a few seconds. The radio now automatically stores the six strongest stations in the selected frequency range (FM2, TP or AM2). The function is indicated in the display by STORE. 7 GB
bed_anl_skodamelody_gb.qxd 21.01.2004 10:47 Uhr Seite 8 Radio RDS Functions RDS (Radio Data System) enables displaying the name of the currently received station. While on the road, RDS automatically searches for and tunes in alternate frequencies, if the reception of the selected station becomes weaker, in order to guarantee the best possible reception within the region of the station, even under difficult conditions. Storing RDS Stations To store an RDS station, press the corresponding preset station button only after the station name appears in the display. This assures that all RDS data have been received and, if required, are stored in the memory. Also make certain that no "running text is displayed during storing, since otherwise this text is stored instead of the station name. When a stored RDS station is recalled, the corresponding station name appears in the display. If the stored frequency cannot be received, the radio will automatically select an alternate frequency (best station function) of the same station. General notes In case of difficult reception conditions, for instance, in mountainous terrain, the unit will frequently check alternate frequencies. When this is in progress, the radio may be muted briefly. Function principle of RDS In addition to the normal radio signal, an RDS station broadcasts an inaudible, digital data stream. This data stream contains, among others, the following data: Station identification (SI Code): The SI code enables the radio to detect the name of the currently received station Station Service Name (SS Code): The SS code transmits the station name to be shown in the display. Some stations transmit additional information via the SS code to be shown in the display. Alternate frequencies (AF list): As a rule, a station broadcasts from several different locations on various different frequencies. The AF list contains the frequencies that the radio may tune in for this station. Traffic Radio code (TP Code = Traffic Program; display = TP): Code for a station with traffic announcements. Announcement code (TA = Traffic Announcement): The radio is able to detect a traffic announcement by means of the TA code. If required, the volume is increased and cassette operation is temporarily interrupted. EON (Enhanced Information Concerning Other Networks) Stations that use EON adopt traffic announcements from another station. During the broadcast of the traffic announcement the name of the other station is shown in the display 8
bed_anl_skodamelody_gb.qxd 21.01.2004 10:47 Uhr Seite 9 Cassette Deck Play Fast forward and reverse Ejecting the cassette Autoreverse function CC MELODY 11 MEL 13 6 GB 12 Play an audio cassette, with the tape side facing to the right, into the cassette slot. This starts the cassette mode, which is indicated in the display by TAPE PLAY and the corresponding tape direction FOR or REV. Autoreverse function Thanks to the autoreverse function there is no need to turn the cassette over when the end of the tape is reached. The cassette drive detects the end of the tape and automatically reverses the direction. To change the direction of play manually, briefly press the button. Fast forward and reverse While the cassette is being played, press the button (fast reverse) or (fast forward) to wind the tape correspondingly. Fast forward or reverse is indicated in the display by WIND and the corresponding direction FOR or REV. Depending on the settings of the setup menu (RM), during fast forward or reverse the unit switches to the radio mode or is muted. At the end of the tape, the fast forward or reverse winding is stopped automatically and playback of the tape is resumed. To cancel fast forward or reverse winding manually, press the button CC. Switching to radio mode Press the A/P or TP to switch from cassette to radio mode. The cassette is not ejected. Restart cassette playback by briefly pressing the CC. Ejecting the cassette To eject the cassette while the unit is in cassette mode, press the button, keeping it depressed for a few seconds. The cassette is ejected and the unit switched to the radio mode. 9
bed_anl_skodamelody_gb.qxd 21.01.2004 10:47 Uhr Seite 10 Cassette Deck Traffic announcements Tips on cassette use Cassette mode and traffic announcements If the radio was in TP mode prior to insertion of the cassette, the cassette playback is temporarily interrupted and the unit switched to the radio mode for the duration of traffic announcements. After the traffic announcement, the unit automatically resumes playback of the cassette. Tips on cassette use For the best possible playback results, we recommend the use of chrome dioxide or metal cassettes with a maximum running time of 90 minutes (C90) or less (C60). Do not affix any stickers on the cassette case. Owing to heat during cassette operation these stickers may come loose and impair the operation of the cassette drive. Do not expose cassettes for longer periods of time to extremely low temperatures (below -10 C) or high temperatures (above +50 C). Keep in mind that, in sunny weather, temperatures inside the car may be considerably higher than those outside the car. For that reason, avoid exposing your cassettes to direct sunlight. Store audio cassettes in their cases. On the one hand, this protects them against dust and, on the other hand, it prevents "binding of the tape caused by the vibrations of the moving car, thus preventing disturbances during playback. We also recommend the use of original cassette storage systems with spool arresting devices, which are available for most car models. Cleaning the magnetic head Cleaning the magnetic head Should the playback start to sound dull after a prolonged period of use, this is probably due to tape abrasion accumulated on the magnetic head. The accumulation of dirt on the magnetic head can be removed by using a wet cleaning cassette. Use only cleaning cassettes by reputable manufacturers and observe the instructions for use supplied by the cassette manufacturer. We recommend cleaning of the magnetic head after every 100 hours of operation. Depending on the kind of cassettes used, cleaning of the magnetic head may be necessary in shorter intervals. 10
bed_anl_skodamelody_gb.qxd 21.01.2004 10:47 Uhr Seite 11 Setup Menu 6 Access the setup menu by pressing the button TP, keeping it depressed for a few seconds. Here, you are able to input special settings, such as operation of the car radio in connection with a mobile phone. Scroll through the individual menu items by repeatedly pressing the button TP or the control buttons,, or. The change of menu items is indicated by an acoustic signal, provided you have not disabled this feature in the menu setup (BEEP). To change a menu item, turn the knob. The new value is stored when the next menu item is selected. 5 1 AUDIO To leave the setup menu without changing the last selected menu item, press the button TP, keeping it depressed for a few seconds Attention: Changes in the setup menu affect the general function of your car radio and should, for safety reasons, only be made when the car is at a standstill! The following functions can be set in the setup menu: GALA speed-controlled volume adjustment ON VOL maximum switchon volume TA VOL minimum volume for traffic announcements PH VOL volume for mobile phone EX VOL volume for external audio source AUTO REG regional station on/off BEEP beep sound on/off RM Muting during cassette mode LOUD Loudness off/on 11 GB
bed_anl_skodamelody_gb.qxd 21.01.2004 10:47 Uhr Seite 12 Setup Menu GALA The noise level inside the car rises with increasing speed. Your radio is equipped with a feature called GALA (Geschwindigkeits-Abhängige Lautstärke-Anpassung) that automatically adjusts the volume to make up for road and wind noise as you drive. The amount of volume increase can be pre-selected with settings 1 to 9. The setting NO disables the GALA function. Select GALA from the menu. GALA will appear in the display, showing the currently set value. Set the desired value (NO to 9), by turning the knob. Briefly press the button TP or the control button to store the displayed value and access the next menu item, or o close the setup menu without storing the change by pressing the button TP, keeping it depressed for a few seconds. ON VOL This menu item is used to set the maximum volume when the radio is switched on. Normally, the radio returns to the last volume setting before it was switched off. However. should this volume level setting exceed the maximum volume level set in the setup menu, it is reduced to this value. Select ON VOL from the menu. ON VOL will appear in the display, showing the currently set value. Set the desired value (NO or 1 to 9), by turning the knob. Briefly press the button TP or the control button to store the displayed value and access the next menu item, or o close the setup menu without storing the change by pressing the button TP, keeping it depressed for a few seconds. TA VOL This menu item is used to set the minimum volume for traffic announcements. In the TP mode, this causes the radio, if necessary, to raise the volume when a traffic announcement is received. In this way, you are able to drive with the radio volume turned down without missing any traffic announcements. Select TA VOL from the menu. TA VOL will appear in the display, showing the currently set value. Set the desired value (1 to 45), by turning the knob. Briefly press the button TP or the control button to store the displayed value and access the next menu item, or o close the setup menu without storing the change by pressing the button TP, keeping it depressed for a few seconds. 12
bed_anl_skodamelody_gb.qxd 21.01.2004 10:47 Uhr Seite 13 Setup Menu PH VOL If you use the car s speakers for your mobile phone, this menu item is used to set the listening volume of your mobile phone. Select PH VOL from the menu. PH VOL will appear in the display, showing the currently set value. Set the desired value (NO to 45), by turning the knob. Briefly press the button TP or the control button to store the displayed value and access the next menu item, or o close the setup menu without storing the change by pressing the button TP, keeping it depressed for a few seconds. EX VOL This menu item is used to set the volume of an additional external audio source. Select EX VOL from the menu. EX VOL will appear in the display, showing the currently set value. Set the desired value (1 to 45), by turning the knob. Briefly press the button TP or the control button to store the displayed value and access the next menu item, or o close the setup menu without storing the change by pressing the button TP, keeping it depressed for a few seconds. AUTO-REG/REG OFF This menu item is used to enable or disable switching to alternate frequencies of regional programs. The setting has the following effect: should the reception quality of the radio broadcast deteriorate while on the road, your radio will initially switch to alternate frequencies of the currently heard program only. Should all alternate stations be out of range, the radio will then switch to a "related program. For example, the radio station NDR 1 broadcasts different regional programs for Schleswig-Holstein (NDR 1 SH), Hamburg (NDR 1 HH) and Lower Saxony (NDR 1 NDS). Since these programs at times broadcast different regional content, a frequency change may also result in a program change. When the function "AUTO-REG (autonomous regional programs) is enabled, the radio switches to regional programs only if nothing else is available. 13
bed_anl_skodamelody_gb.qxd 21.01.2004 10:47 Uhr Seite 14 Setup Menu REG OFF The setting REG OFF allows unrestricted switching between "related regional programs. Select AUTO-REG/REG OFF from the menu. AUTO-REG/REG OFF will appear in the display, showing the currently set value. Set the function as desired to AUTO-REG or REG OFF by turning the knob. Briefly press the button TP or the control button to store the displayed selection and access the next menu item, or o close the setup menu without storing the change by pressing the button TP, keeping it depressed for a few seconds. BEEP This menu item lets you enable or disable a BEEP as an audible signal to confirm storing a station or changing a function. Select BEEP from the menu. BEEP will appear in the display, showing the currently set value. Set the function as desired to ON or OFF by turning the knob. Briefly press the button TP or the control button to store the displayed selection and access the next menu item, or o close the setup menu without storing the change by pressing the button TP, keeping it depressed for a few seconds. RM (Radio Modus) This menu item lets you choose whether or not your radio should switch to the radio mode (RM ON) or should be muted (RM OFF) while you are fast forwarding or reversing a cassette tape. Select RM from the menu. RM will appear in the display, showing the currently set value. Set the function as desired to ON or OFF by turning the knob. Briefly press the button TP or the control button to store the displayed selection and access the next menu item, or o close the setup menu without storing the change by pressing the button TP, keeping it depressed for a few seconds. 14
bed_anl_skodamelody_gb.qxd 21.01.2004 10:47 Uhr Seite 15 Setup Menu LOUD The human ear perceives extremely high or low frequencies not as well as frequencies in the center of the audible range. The loudness function compensates this weakness by slightly raising the low and high frequencies, particularly when listening to music at low volume. Select LOUD from the menu. LOUD will appear in the display, showing the currently set value. Set the function as desired to ON or OFF by turning the knob. Briefly press the button TP or the control button to store the displayed selection and access the next menu item, or o close the setup menu without storing the change by pressing the button TP, keeping it depressed for a few seconds. 15
bed_anl_skodamelody_gb.qxd 21.01.2004 10:47 Uhr Seite 16 Security Code Security Code When the radio is switched off and the ignition key is removed from the ignition lock, the flashing LED indicates that the theft protection system is armed. This theft protection electronically prevents the operation of the radio in another car. Should you not have received a specific security code with your car radio, your car is equipped with a comfort code system that does not require the input of a security code. In case of disconnection and reconnection of the car s battery, first insert the ignition switch into the ignition lock and then switch on the car radio. Should you wish to receive a separate code, please contact the service department of your Skoda dealership. Comfort Radio Code When the radio is switched on for the first time after installation, the comfort radio code feature stores the code number not only in the radio, but also in the electronic system of the car. Should the power supply of the car be interrupted and reconnected, the radio compares the internal number with the number stored in the car. 16 If these numbers match, the radio is immediately ready for operation. Should the numbers not match, the radio prompts the user to input the security code. The code number should not be kept in the car, but in a safe place at home. Only then the radio will be of no use for thief. Entering the code Please be certain to observe the correct input sequence and input the correct code number. Also refer to page 4, "Comfort Radio Code". Switch the radio on. SAFE will appear in the display. After about 3 seconds, the display shows 1000. Now, input the first digit of the code using preset station button 1. Repeat the above step for the other three digits of the code, using preset station buttons 2 to 4, until you have entered the complete code number. Confirm the input of the code by pressing the control button, keeping it depressed for about 2 seconds, or by pressing control button. The radio is now ready for operation Incorrect Code If you have inadvertently entered an incorrect code, the indication SAFE will flash in the display. After a few seconds, the display will change to 1000. Now, repeat the input of the code as described above. Should once again an incorrect code be entered, the radio will be locked electronically for one hour. After one hour (the radio must remain switched on during this time), you can re-enter the code number once again, as described above. This cycle can be repeated until the correct code is entered. Should you have forgotten or misplaced your security code, please contact the customer service department of your koda dealership.
bed_anl_skodamelody_gb.qxd 21.01.2004 10:47 Uhr Seite 17 Operation with Multi-Function Steering Wheel* Multi-Function Steering Wheel (MFSW) If your car is equipped with an optional multi-function steering wheel (MFSW), some of the radio functions may also be operated from the buttons on the steering wheel without taking your hands off the wheel. You will find a description in the Owner's Manual of your vehicle. 17
bed_anl_skodamelody_gb.qxd 21.01.2004 10:47 Uhr Seite 18 Warranty Warranty This automobile radio system is covered by the same guarantees as those valid for new cars. Damages caused by incorrect operation or handling of the radio or by inexpert repair attempts are not covered by the warranty. Moreover, there may not be any external damage to the radio. 18
bed_anl_skodamelody_gb.qxd 21.01.2004 10:47 Uhr Seite 19 At a Glance Technical features General Connections Aktive Antenne, Mobiltelefon, AUX Display Frequency range, station name, frequency, preset station button, traffic program (TP), cassette mode, phone mode, AUX Illumination Operating elements and display illuminated in night design when the car s lights are on. Brightness adjustable together with dashboard lighting. Theft protection Electronic locking of the unit. If the unit is installed in another car, it can only be operated after the correct security code is entered. Noise suppression Specially designed noise suppression devices to a large extent eliminate all interference impulses from the engine and other parts of the electrical system, such as the heating fan, windshield wiper, radiator fan, etc. Radio Frequency bands FM, AM Six preset station buttons for AM1, AM2, FM1, FM2 and TP. Manual tuning up and down, PLL tuning. Source selection After the radio is switched on, the last selected sound source (radio reception or cassette deck) is automatically selected. Automatic return to the last tuned-in station in radio mode (last station memory). Traffic program Automatic scan, automatic traffic announcements Cassette deck Wear resistant high-performance magnetic head, fast forward and reverse, automatic pause and switching to radio mode at traffic announcements, autoreverse. Audio maximum output 4 x 20 Watts Playback Stereo (radio and cassette deck), active sound control, loudness, fader integrated in radio. Subject to change and printing errors. Reprinting, reproduction or translation prohibited without the express consent of koda Auto a.s. 19
bed_anl_skodamelody_gb.qxd 21.01.2004 10:47 Uhr Seite 20 Index A AF list........................8 Alternate frequencies.............8 AM...........................6 AM button.....................6 Automatic/manual storing..........7 Automatic noise suppression......19 Automatic storing................7 B Balance.......................5 Bass adjustment................5 C Cassette ejection................9 Cassette mode..................9 Code number...................4 Comfort code................4, 16 Connections...................19 D Display.......................3 F Fader.........................5 Fast forward/reverse.............9 Flashing LED..................16 FM button.....................6 Frequency ranges...............6 G General view...................2 Geometry......................5 I Illumination...................19 L LED.......................4, 16 M Manual scanning................7 Manual storing..................7 O Output power..................19 P Playback (cassette)..............9 Preset station buttons............7 Q Quick reference guide............3 R RDS.........................8 Regional stations...............12 S Scan (radio mode)...............7 SCV..........................5 Security code..................16 Serial number.................16 Setup menu...................14 SI code.......................8 Sound adjustments..............5 SS code.......................8 Storing RDS stations.............8 Switch-on volume (ON VOL)......12 T TA code.......................8 Technical features..............19 TP code.......................8 Traffic announcements..........6, 8 Treble adjustment...............5 W Warranty.....................18 20
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