7910 - Operation Guide

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Contents

idance 105ance 106oute Guidance 108

111rest) 111O.I.) CD 114

116 Management 123

123ance 124

127Mode 127Menu Mode 127and 127

band 127election 127

(FM-DAS) 128 DAS 128 LW, SW 128

129 for FM DAS 129lection (PTY) 129lay On/ Off 130M Stations 130W, LW, SW Stations 130

131 131

, LW, KW 131 132

sation On/ Off 132 Display On/ Off 132t On/ Off 133

ContentsContents 79GSafety Instructions 81GInformation regarding general road safety 82Arrangement of Controls 83Anti-theft Device 84

Entering the Code Number 84General Operating Instructions 85

Switching On/ Off 85Adjusting Volume 85Activate Tone Adjustment Menu 85Adjusting the Bass 85Adjusting the Treble 85Adjusting the Fader 86Adjusting the Balance 86Linear Setting 86Loudness On/ Off 86Adjusting the Volume of the Subwoofer or Centre Speaker 87

Navigation Operation 88What is Navigation? 88Safety Instructions 88Navigation CDs 89General Instructions 90Selecting Navigation 91Main Navigation Menu 92Entering Destination 93Route Menu 99Entering a Destination in the Destination Memory 102Route Guidance Calculation 103Stopover 103Traffic Jam (Block) Function 105

Cancelling Route GuNotes on Route GuidInformation during RDestination MemoryP.O.I. (Points of IntePoints of interest (P.System Settings

DTM-Dynamic TrafficDTM FunctionsDynamic Route Guid

Radio ModeSwitching on Radio Switching on Radio Selecting FM WavebSelecting AM WaveSettings for Station SDynamic Autostore Station Search FM -Station Search MW,Scan SearchProgramme FilteringProgramme Type SeSwirching PTY DispCalling up/ Storing FCalling up/ Storing MAutostore MW, LWManual Tuning FMManual Tuning MWRegionalisationSwitching RegionaliSwitching FrequencySwitching Radio Tex

Contents

146nnouncements (Nav) 146

146 147 147 148

e Menu 148 148

s 149al Instructions 150

152 152

el 152el 152

152 152 153 154

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Traffic Programme (TP) 133TP - Activating/ Exiting the TP Menu 134Switching TP On/ Off 134Selecting Automatic Tracking 134Selecting / Deleting Direct Programming 135Switching Mute Function On / Off 135Interrupting TP Announcements 135TP Announcement Volume 136Switching TMC On/ Off 136Display for receivable TMC stations 137Telephone Mute Function 137

CD Operation 138Instructions for Compact Discs (CD) 138Inserting/ Ejecting CDs 138Track Skip - Forwards/ Backwards 139Scan Search 139Fast Forward/ Rewind 139Random Play 139Title Repeat 140Number of Titles and Total Playing Time 140Temperature Protection Circuit 140

CD Changer Operation 141Operational Readiness of CD Changer 141Loading / Ejecting the CD Magazine 141Playing CDs 141Naming a CD 142CD Filter Function 143

User Menu 144Call Up / Exit User Settings Menu 144Setting the GAL (Gal) 144Telephone Mute Function (Tel) 145Adjusting Reception Optimisation (M/S) 145

Adjusting the LedSetting Navigation AAUX Input (Aux)Display CompassSignal Tone Volume

Service MenuCall Up / Exit ServicTriggering Reset

Connection InstructionInstallation and RemovGeneral Instructions

RDS SYSTEMDAS Seek Qual. LevDAS Seek Name LevRDS Stations LevelStations Fix LevelPTY (Program Type)

Technical Data

NOTICE

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d you are absolutely sure that you,ienced.

tered when the vehicle is stationary.

entries. At all times, the driver mustlity for erroneous data provided by

cur that imprecise or erroneous in- always be observed. Above all, the

or.

, navigation system and telephone

o be turned off immediately.

e refer to your dealer if repairs are

Safety Instructions

Operation of the unit is permitted only if the traffic conditions are suitable anyour passengers or other motorists are not endangered, obstructed or inconven

In all cases, valid road traffic regulations apply. The destination must only be en

The navigation system is only an aid. Errors may occur in individual data items/decide whether or not to heed the information provided. We do not accept liabithe navigation system.

Due to continual changes in traffic routing or deviations in the data, it may ocformation is given. The actual road signs and traffic regulations must thereforenavigation system is not to be used as an aid to orientation when visibility is po

The unit may only be used for its intended purpose. The volume of the radioshould be adjusted so that external noise is still audible.

In the case of a malfunction (i.e. smoke or other noticeable odours) the unit is t

For safety reasons, the unit is to be opened only by a trained technician. Pleasnecessary.

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safety

passenger cars, commercial vehiclese of 12V.

stallation or maintenance can resultufacturer’s safety instructions must

an authorised service garage. We

se by the vehicle manufacturer.

erly attached, should the vehicle be

unit may cause interference.

r journey. Whilst on the move, onlyshould be set at a level that enables

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Information regarding general road

This car radio device is intended and approved for installation and operation in and buses (vehicle classes M, N and O) whose electric system has a rated voltag

Installation and maintenance should only be carried out by specialists. Faulty inin the malfunctioning of the motor vehicle’s electronic systems. The vehicle manbe observed.

The vehicle’s electronics (e.g. speedometer signal) must only be worked on byassume no liability for any impairment of the vehicle’s electronics.

This device is only intended for installation in the area provided for this purpo

The method of attachment used must ensure that the device will remain propinvolved in a crash.

The power supply must be properly fused.

Using mobile phones without an external antenna in the proximity of the radio

Familiarise yourself with the device and how it works before embarking on youoperate the device in appropriate traffic conditions. The volume of the device external noises (e.g. police sirens) to be easily heard.

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Arrangement of Controls

Arrangement of Controls

1 Left rotary control (INFO)

2 On / off switch ( )

3 DTM button ( )

4 Tone button

5 Traffic programme button ( )

6 CD selection button ( )

7 Radio selection button ( )

8 Navigation selection button ( )

9 Eject button for CD ( )

10 Right Rotary Control (OK)

11 Multifunction buttons

12 Display

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Anti-theft DeviceAnti-theft DeviceEntering the Code NumberIf the auto radio is disconnected from the electrical supplysource, the anti-theft device prevents it from being reconnect-ed. After turning on the unit via the button, the prompt is displayed.

Using the multifunction buttons “ - ”, the five-digit codenumber must be entered.

Exampel: Code number 15372 (the code number can befound on the enclosed CODE CARD).

Enter code number using the multifunction buttons.Once the fifth digit has been entered and all other digits havebeen entered correctly, the unit switches on automatically.

Note: It is important to store the CODE CARD in a safeplace outside of the vehicle. Thus, illegal use is notpossible. The sticker provided should be attached tothe inside of the vehicle windscreen/ window.

If an incorrect code number is entered, the prompt willbe displayed once again. If an incorrect code number is en-tered three times in a row, the unit will display , and theunit will be blocked for approximately 60 minutes.

Three further incorrect entries will block the unit for another60 minutes.

Attention: The waiting time will elapse only when the unitis switched on.

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General Operation

, fader, balance, and loudness for the) wavebands, road traffic announce-ncements, telephone operation, CD,

eration are stored separately.

.Then press the multifunction button

desired level using the right rotary

le. Then press the multifunction button

desired level using the right rotary

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General Operating InstructionsSwitching On/ OffPress the button. Alternatively, switch on/ off: via the vehicle ignition. Toswitch the unit on via the ignition, the unit must have previ-ously been turned off via the ignition. After turning off the ve-hicle ignition, the unit can be kept on by pressing the button within 3 seconds

Note: The unit can also be turned on without the vehicle ig-nition by pressing the button, however will shutoff automatically after one hour.

Adjusting VolumeTurn left rotary control . The volume is increased or de-creased.

Activate Tone Adjustment MenuPress the button. The Tone Adjustment menu is acti-vated. The following functions can be called up: (Bass), (Treble), (Fader), (Balance), (Linear Set-ting), (Subwoofer) and ! (Loudness).

Settings for bass, trebleFM, AM (MW, LW, SWments, navigation annouMP3 and CDC/AUX op

Adjusting the BassPress the button

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Adjust the bass to the control .

Adjusting the TrebPress the button

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Adjust the treble to thecontrol .

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ssing the multifunction button nts for the current signal source (i.e.-level.

then press the multifunction button

button either Loudness On) can be selected.

wavebands, Loudness is switched

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Adjusting the FaderPress the button. Then press the multifunction button

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Adjust the fader setting to the desired level by pressing theright rotary control .

Adjusting the BalancePress the button. Then press the multifunction button

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Adjust the balance to the desired level by pressing the rightrotary control .

Linear SettingPress the button

Press the multifunction will be displayed. By preagain, the tone adjustmeFM) will be reset to mid

Loudness On/ OffPress the button

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Using the multifunction() or Loudness Off (In the MW, LW and SWoff.

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General Operation

Adjusting the Volume of the Subwoofer or Cen-tre SpeakerPress the button. Then press the multifunction button

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Using the right rotary control , adjust the subwoofer vol-ume setting to the desired level.

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Navigation Operation

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ons always take priority. The naviga-n aid. Errors may occur in individualt all times, the driver must decide

ed the information provided. bility for erroneous data provided bym.ic signs and local traffic regulations

estricted to passenger vehicles. Spe-endations and regulations for other

ercial vehicles) are not taken into ac-

t only be entered when the vehicle is

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Navigation OperationWhat is Navigation?The term "navigation" (lat. navigare = to travel by sea) is gen-erally understood to mean the location of a vehicle, the deter-mination of the direction and distance from the desireddestination and the required route. As navigation aids, stars,prominent landmarks, compass and satellites are used.With OnlinePro, location is determined by the GPS receiver(GPS = Global Positioning System). The direction and dis-tance from the destination is determined using a digital streetmap, a navigation computer and sensors. A speedometer andreverse signal are additionally used to calculate the route. For safety reasons, route guidance follows predominantly inspoken form supported by a direction indicator on the display.

Safety Instruc

- Road traffic regulatition system is only adata items/entries. Awhether or not to heWe do not accept liathe navigation syste

- Observation of traffalways takes priority

- Traffic guidance is rcial driving recommvehicles (e.g. commcount.

- The destination musstationary.

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uropean CDs

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rope CD with all digitised roads. or an address in Germany (on the

).rope CD with all digitised roads. or an address in France (on the ).

Navigation CDsTwo navigation CDs are supplied with the navigation unit.These CDs contain a digitised street map. One CD for North-ern Europe (CD no. 1) and one CD for Southern Europe (CDno. 2) are supplied. The complete trunk road network and all destination centresin the digitised area of Northern and Southern Europe areavailable on the CDs. All digitised roads of the northern countries are also includedon the Northern Europe CD. All digitised roads of the south-ern countries are also included on the Southern Europe CD.In these detailed areas of the Northern or Southern Europe CDroad map, motorways, regional roads and unclassified roadsas well as country roads are stored. Larger cities and commu-nities are comprehensively covered. For smaller towns andcommunities, the regional and unclassified roads or accessroads and the town centres are included.

One-way streets, pedestrian zones, turning bans and othertraffic regulations are taken into account as far as possible. There may be discrepancies between the data on the naviga-tion CD and the actual local situation, due to permanentchanges to road systems and their traffic regulations.

Navigation with two E

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A Area of Northern EuB For example, a town

Northern Europe CDC Area of Southern EuD For example, a town

Southern Europe CD


nstion, radio, CD or MP3 will still be

message and expected time of arrivalht side of the display.

ched to radio mode when route guid-by pressing the button. TheD mode by pressing the but-

nu is automatically displayed whenments are given.

ddress, only those letters, digits andlevant for the address are displayed. atically completed.

in Bad Abbach) must be entered with

d symbols can be selected using thes to . The individualcted by pressing the relevant multi-atedly. made using the right rotary

bed later in this guide.

rent menu and switches to the previ-

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For example, if you wish to navigate from a town on theSouthern Europe CD (D) to a town on the Northern EuropeCD (B), enter your destination address as usual. After enter-ing the town, you will be prompted to insert navigation CDNo. 1 by the display .After inserting the relevant CD, enter the road and, if re-quired, the house number or the town centre. The required map data is loaded and stored internally afterroute calculation has started.

Note: For Norway, Sweden, Finland and Denmark, non-ver-ified data has been used to achieve a high depth of dig-itisation; i.e. with this data, the navigation systemcannot refer to information such as motorway, trunkroad, 30 zone, one-way street or other traffic regula-tions, as this is not recorded. All roads can be used, but optimum route guidancecannot be guaranteed.

General Instructio• During route naviga

heard.Distance to the next are shown on the rig

• The unit can be switance is in operation unit is switched to Cton. The Navigation menavigation announce

• When entering the asymbols which are reThe entries are automAn empty space (i.e.an underscore.Letters, numbers anmultifunction buttonsymbols can be selefunction buttons repeSelection can also becontrol , as descri

• exits the curous menu.

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nu appears after this display.

D must be loaded when starting nav-r the first time. If calibration of them has not yet been completed, thept you to take a drive for calibration

Guide). containing the data for the target

ed for navigation operations.D must be inserted to start calcula-

uring calculation, the prompt willlay. Once calculation is completed,ill disappear, the navigation CD canan audio CD can be inserted.estinations, driving off should be de-rompt disappears.

• The route is recalculated by the system if a deviation is made from the route.

• Briefly press the left rotary control to hear the currentnavigation message.

• During a navigation message, the volume can be adjustedby pressing the left rotary control , and the tone bypushing the button for more than 2 seconds (seepage 85).

• By briefly pressing the left rotary control , additionalinformation can be requested during route guidance or thecurrent position can be requested when route guidance isnot active. See ”Information during Route Guidance” onpage 108.

• The current navigation announcement is interrupted bypressing the left rotary control .

• If the left rotary control is held for more than 2 secondsduring a navigation message, the navigation messages areturned off and route guidance takes place by way of thedisplay only.Quickly pressing the left rotary control turns the navi-gation messages back on.

• The scroll marks and indicate a selection list whichcan be scrolled through using the right rotary control .Each entry in the list shown in capital letters can be select-ed by pressing the right rotary control .

Selecting Navigatio

Press the button

The main navigation me

Note: The navigation Cigation mode fonavigation systesystem will prom(see Installation A navigation CDcountry is requirThe navigation Ction of a route. Dblink in the dispthe prompt wbe removed and When entering dlayed until the p


estinations driven to is displayed. control , the desired destination ressing the left rotary control , in-tination can be called up before con-he right rotary control . Stopovers destinations.

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Main Navigation Menu

Selection can be made from , , , ,

by turning, and pressing the right rotary control .

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Accesses the entry menu for the destination.See ”Entering Destination” on page 93.

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Contains destinations that were previously stored.See ”Destination Memory” on page 111.

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Menu for selecting regional and interregional destinationsof special interest and local points of interest. POIs are forexample petrol stations, airports or hospitals. See ”P.O.I.(Points of Interest)” on page 111.

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A list of the last 50 dWith the right rotarycan be selected. By pformation on the desfirming by pressing tare not stored as last

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is displayed. estination within the area shown, you or . another area, select location with thend press to confirm.

r the other by turning the right rotaryconfirm. The enlarged selected lettere display.

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be deleted by pressing the multifunc-ore than 2 seconds.

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Entering DestinationIn the Main Navigation menu, select with theright rotary control and press to confirm.

Selecting Country

If your destination is in a country other than the one currentlyshown, select with the right rotary control andpress to confirm.

Select the desired country with the right rotary control andpress to confirm.

Note: When selecting a distant destination, we recommend selecting a stopover (page 103) halfway.

Entering Destination

The last location enteredIf you wish to select a dcan immediately select If your destination lies inright rotary control a

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by turning the right rotary controlm. (See ”General Instructions” on

en, the switches to the Road/ Centreeets or only the centre is available fornit will switch directly to the Route

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ation using the right rotary control

the Road or Centre Entry. only the centre is available for a par-ll switch directly to the Route menu.

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Letters that have already been entered are displayed inverse-ly. For the purpose of support, the name of the location closestto the previous entry is displayed. The unit offers only thepossible remaining letters for selection. If no other entries areavailable, the unit completes the place-name automatically.

To accept the entry, press and hold the right rotary controlfor more than 2 seconds or select the small tick and brieflypress the right rotary control .If the complete location name has been entered or completedautomatically; i.e. the location entered exists only once in thecountry of destination, the unit will switch automatically toeither the place selection list or the Road/ Centre entry.If there are no streets or only the centre is available for a par-ticular town, the unit will switch directly to the Route menu.

If an incomplete location entry was confirmed, the place se-lection list is displayed.

The name closest to theplace-distinguishing listThe scroll marks indicaorder can be selected.A selection can be madeand pressing to confirpage 90.)If a definite entry is givEntry. If there are no stra particular town, the umenu.

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se, the location name is to be enteredg Destination” on page 93. road or centre entry. If there are no

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Selecting destination via post codeThe destination can also be selected via the town’s post code.

Select the destination’s * by turning the right ro-tary control and press to confirm the selection.

Using the right rotary control , enter the post code for thedestination and press for more than 2 seconds to confirm theentry. To confirm, the small tick can also be selected andthe right rotary control briefly pressed.

The display then shows either the destination correspondingto the post code or, if the post code is shared among severaltowns, a list containing these towns.

Select the required location using the right rotary control and press to confirm.If more than 20 locations share the same post code, the dis-play will show the location input menu instead of the above-

mentioned list. In that caas described in ”EnterinThe program returns tostreets in the selected towthe unit will switch dire

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Letters that have already been entered are displayed inverse-ly. For the purpose of support, the existing entry is displayedat the next road to be reached. The unit offers only the possi-ble remaining letters for selection.

If no other entries are available, the unit completes the road-name.

To accept the entry, press and hold the right rotary controlfor more than 2 seconds or select the small tick and brieflypress the right rotary control .If the street name was entered completely or automaticallycompleted, the program switches to either road-distinguish-ing list (same street name exists more than once in the loca-tion selected) or returns to the Route menu.

If an incomplete location entry was confirmed, the road selec-tion list is displayed.

The road nearest to the entry appears in capital letters in theroad selection list.

The scroll marks indicatder can be selected.Select the road by turninto confirm.

If a definite entry is givmenu.If entry is unclear (samsame location), the stree

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been entered are displayed inverse-pport, the existing entry is displayedeached. The unit offers only the pos-for selection. If no other entries areletes the centre-name.

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Entering the Destination Centre

With the right rotary control , select and press toconfirm.If the previously selected location has only one centre, theprogram immediately switches to the Route menu.If the number of centres is less than 10, the centre list is dis-played.

Select the centre by turning the right rotary control andpress to confirm.

If the number of centres is greater than 9, the program switch-es to centre entry.

Select the letters one after the other by turning the right rotarycontrol and press to confirm. The selected letter appearsenlarged at the right of the display.


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nates of the destination, selectng the right-hand rotary control .ction.

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The centre nearest to the entry appears in capital letters in thecentre list.The scroll marks indicate that other centres in alphabetical or-der can be selected.Select the centre by turning the right rotary control andpress to confirm.Program switches to the Route menu.

Note: By pressing the right rotary control for more than2 seconds without previously entering a letter, a list ofthe possible location centres will immediately appear.

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To enter the coordi$ by turniPress to confirm the sele

Enter the latitude of trotary control . Entrieseconds and a direction To confirm the entry, pcontrol for more thatick can also be scontrol pressed brief

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y possible if the information is con-tion CD

To confirm the entry, press and hold the right-hand rotarycontrol for more than 2 seconds. To confirm, the smalltick can also be selected and the right-hand rotarycontrol pressed briefly.

Note: If the coordinates entered are located beyond theboundaries of the digital map, a message willappear notifying you of this. The system cannotnavigate to a position beyond the boundaries ofthe digital map.

The navigation system will now prompt you to enter a namefor the coordinates entered.Enter a name as described in ”Entering a Destination in theDestination Memory” on page 102.The program then switches to the Route menu.Route guidance can now start.

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Here a cross-street can be entered as a destination.This function is only possible if the information is con-tained on the Navigation CD

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Here criteria such as Fast Route, Short Route, DynamicRoute, Motorways, Ferries and Tolls can be selected.

Entering House Number in the Destination RoadIn the Route menu, select with the right rotary control and press to confirm.

Enter the house number of the street destination with the rightrotary control and confirm the entry by pressing the rightrotary control for more than 2 seconds, or confirm by select-ing the small tick and briefly pressing the right rotarycontrol .Due to system configurations, route guidance will only begiven in the area of the entered house number.

Selecting starts the navigation.Selecting leads to the Destination

Memory menu.The selection

Route settings.Select by turning the rigfirm selection.

Selecting an IntersectioIn the Route menu, selcontrol and press to c

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under ”Dynamic Route Guidance” on

avoiding bridges, ferries, tunnels or

ade by turning the right rotary can be changed by pressing the

. for more than 2 seconds accepts all the menu.

out motorways can only be calculatedius of approximately 200km.

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Adjusting Route SettingsSelect house number area by turning the right rotarycontrol and press to confirm.

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This selection calculates the shortest possible journey time.

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This selection calculates the shortest possible distance tothe destination.

Note: For larger cities or urban areas, the setting” ” is recommended.

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Dynamic route guidance is used to calculate the route, tak-ing current traffic announcements into account.

Note: Can only be selected when TMC is active. See”Switching TMC On/ Off” on page 136.When Dynamic Route navigation is active, theroute is calculated using the “FAST ROUTE”setting

Further information page 124.

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the Destination Memory, navigation destination entered by selecting

from the Destination Memoryory (see page 111).

be deleted with the right rotary multifunction button .

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nation Memory is full.itches to Destination Memory to de-

(Cancels storage of destination).

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Entering a Destination in the Destination Mem-oryIt is not mandatory for navigation to store a destinations in thedestination memory. It saves repeated manual entry, if thedestination occurs again at a later date.In the Route menu, select by turningthe right rotary control and press to confirm.

A name of your choice consisting of up to 14 characters canbe entered for the specified destination, and is stored automat-ically in the destination memory by pressing the right rotarycontrol for more than 2 seconds. See ”Destination Memo-ry” on page 111.The destination can also be stored by selecting the smalltick and briefly pressing the right rotary control . Should you not wish to enter a name, press and hold the rightrotary control for more than 2 seconds and the destinationwill be entered in the Destination Memory without a name.The last destination entered can be filed into any desired po-sition in the Destination Memory by turning the right rotarycontrol . The memory position is confirmed by brieflypressing the right rotary control .A total of 50 destinations can be stored

To complete storage in must be started, or a new .

Deleting a Destination Select Destination Mem

Select the destination tocontrol and press the

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ibility of entering a stopover destina-ute guidance.

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Route Guidance Calculation

The message "Calculating route" indicates that the distance isbeing calculated, which may take several seconds.After the first route guidance announcement, the prompt

will continue to blink on the display until the route has beencompletely calculated. When a distant destination is entered,it is recommend to wait until has stopped blinking beforedriving away.

Recalculating Route

If the current route is not followed due to road blocks, diver-sions, unintentionally driving in the wrong direction or failingto observe the recommendations, the system immediately cal-culates a new route. During this re-calculation,

is displayed.

StopoverStopover offers the posstion during the active ro

Entering a Stopover

Press the multifunction

Using the right rotary coto confirm.

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(see page 111) allows selection of special destinations (Points of Interest) as a stopover via ,

and ; such as petrol sta-tions or airports.

Start Route Guidance to a Stopover

To start route guidance to the stopover, press the right rotarycontrol .The route is calculated and route guidance begins.

Note: During route guidance to a stopover, is dis-played inversely.

Deleting a Stopover


To delete the stopover, p8 seconds.

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Entering Length of Traffic Jam

Press the multifunction button .

Using the right rotary control , set the length of the trafficjam and press to confirm.

In the display, appears inversely and the route is recal-culated.

Delete Block


To delete a block, pres8 seconds.

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Notes on Route GuidanceAfter entering the destination (address), the system calculatesthe route and announces: “Ready to drive off”.The driving recommendations are given via voice messagesand displays on the screen.By pressing the left rotary control the current driving rec-ommendation can be heard again.If the route to be travelled is not clear, e.g. at an intersectionwhere a change in direction is not specified, the direction oftravel can be displayed by pressing the right rotary control .

Please follow the direction indicated by the arrow.The display appears for 8 seconds after pressing the right ro-tary control .

For clarification, there fosible driving recommen

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ions and roundabouts, only the ends that are being passed are displayed.

ndabout at the third exit on the right".

you which exit (marked with the ar-t the roundabout.

ahead".

st drive straight ahead.

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that you are currently on a non-dig-ing lot, garage, parking deck) whiche digitised road map. The arrow indi- the destination as the crow flies.

• "Please turn right after 300 metres".

The arrow indicator points to the next street into whichyou should turn.The progress bar on the right illustrates the distance andthe black part decreases as you approach the intersection.

• "Please follow the road".

This display tells you that you should continue to followthe road you are on.

• "Prepare to turn left" or”Please merge into left lane”.

This recommendation prepares you for the next turning tobe taken.”Please merge into left lane” does not mean however thatyou should immediately get into the left turn lane.

Note: At intersectof the roads

• "Please leave the rou

This display shows row) you must take a

• "Now drive straight

At this point, you mu

• "Please follow the di

This display tells youitised street (i.e. parkis not contained in thcates the direction of

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• "Keep right after 2 kilometres".

Keep right means that the street will split and that youshould follow the corresponding direction of travel.

• "You have reached your destination".

The destination specified has been reached and routeguidance is terminated.

Information during

Press the left rotary conThe destination, the distare displayed.

If a stopover has been spthe estimated time of arrtion can be displayed viTo return to route guidagain or wait for 8 secon

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ayed. After 8 seconds, the system re-ce display.

sitionhe current position can be requested.

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During route guidance, press the left rotary control . Pressthe multifunction button .

The route settings are displayed.After 8 seconds, the system returns to the route guidance dis-play.

Requesting Current Time

During route guidance, press the left rotary control .Press multifunction button .

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The current position, wiand longitude, elevationand the number of satellPressing the right rotarguidance display.

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If Route Guidance is not activated, call up the Position menu

by pressing the left rotary control .

The current position, with street name (if available), latitudeand longitude, elevation above sea level (in 50 m increments)and the number of satellites received will be displayed.Pressing the right rotary control or the button willexit the Position menu.

Calling up Street ListDuring Route guidanceroute can be called up.


The current road and thedisplayed. The route listhe right rotary controlPressing the right rotaryguidance display.

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terest)f POIs from a list. POIs are for exam-rts or hospitals.

ntrol , select in the Mainess to confirm.

ntrol , make a selection and press

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sing the right rotary control and

Destination MemoryUsing the right rotary control , select

in the main Navigation menu and press to confirm.

The destination memory contains personally stored destina-tions.Once a destination has been stored, it does not have to bemanually re-entered.

Select the desired destination using the right rotary controland press to confirm.

Then start route guidance.

P.O.I. (Points of InMenu for the selection ople petrol stations, airpo

Using the right rotary coNavigation menu and pr

Using the right rotary coto confirm.

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POIs in the current lvicinity of the destin

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A list of destinations is shown based on distance. The kil-ometres shown are the distance (straight-line) between thePOI and the current location.The arrows behind the distance indicate the direction tothe particular POI (i.e. POI is in the direction of travel,or POI is in the opposite direction of travel).Select the desired destination with the right rotarycontrol .By pressing the left rotary control information on theselected destination is listed (i.e. a hospital).

Confirm selection with the right rotary control . Theprogram will then jump to the Route menu.

• P.O.I.

POIs can be selectedigation CD.

With the right rotar(see page 93),

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POIs can be selected

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sing the right rotary control and

layed or, if there are more than 9 POIse prompted to enter text

onfirm. Confirm the POI in the dis-g the right rotary control .n jump to the Route menu.

the right rotary control for moreds without selecting a letter, a list ofPOIs will appear.

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The POIs for the selected town are displayed. Select a category using the right rotary control andpress to confirm.A list of POIs is displayed or, if there are more than 9 POIsin the list, you will be prompted to enter text

Enter the POI and confirm. Confirm the POI in the appear-ing list by pressing the right rotary control .The program will then jump to the Route menu.

Note: By pressing the right rotary control for morethan 2 seconds without selecting a letter, a list ofall possible POIs will appear.

Selecting

Select a category upress to confirm.A list of POIs is dispin the list, you will b

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guage is identical with one of the lan- on the CD, the categories are dis-guage. If there is no correspondence, displayed in all available languages.gnised by the country abbreviationstegory.

CD is inserted during active naviga-s information on the location of the destination or in vicinity of current

e, this selection is skipped.

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Points of interest (P.O.I.) CDThese instructions contain the general description of thepoints of interest (or P.O.I.) CD accompanying the unit.

There are two methods of selecting a point of interest from apoints of interest (P.O.I.) CD:- During active navigation, a point of interest in the vicinity

of the current position or near to the entered destinationcan be selected.

- If navigation is not active, points of interest in the vicinityof the current position can be selected.

Insert the desired points of interest CD into the CD slot. Aftera short time, the following display appears:

Press the right rotary control .The valid categories for the current points of interest CD aredisplayed.

The categories shown here in the illustrations are examples.The actual display is dependent upon the CD used.

Select the desired categThen, press the right rot

Note: If the set user languages availableplayed in this lanthe categories areThis can be recoin front of the ca

If the points of interest tion, the system requestpoint of interest (near toposition).If navigation is not activ

With the right rotary coand

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s already been entered, this will bee new point of interest.

el navigation to the selected point ofst either cancel navigation or cancele stopover, as described in the com-uide.

of the point of interest from the point you must eject the point of interest .

ve licence to use the database for your personal, for internal purposes in your business opera- not authorise the granting of sublicenses. Use this specific Becker system. It is forbidden to

significant parts of the database content, or to, translate, analyse, decompile or reverse engi-imum possible care has been taken in compil-e data may be incorrect or outdated. Under noy liability.

est lies in the direction of travel, point of interest lies in theopposite direction to that of travel).

Then, by turning the right rotary control , select the desiredpoint of interest. The point of interest is accepted by pressingthe rotary control .Before confirming the point of interest, press to re-turn to selection of categories in order to select a differentpoint of interest, if required.

Press the left rotary control to display information on thepoint of interest. This information may include prices, loca-tion description, general appraisal etc., for the point of inter-est.

Pressing or pressing the left rotary control , returnsto the list of points of interest.

Following selection of the point of interest, you will beprompted to insert the navigation CD for route calculation. If the point of interest was selected during active navigation,it will be treated as a stopover.After a short time, route calculation to the selected point of in-terest is performed.

Note: If a stopover haoverwritten by thIn order to cancinterest, you munavigation to thplete operating g

In order to cancel entry of interest (P.O.I.) CD,(P.O.I.) CD by pressing

Terms of licenceYou are granted a non-exclusipurposes, or, where applicabletions. The present licence doesof the data is only permitted inextract or make further use ofduplicate, copy, modify, adaptneer any part thereof. The maxing this CD. Nevertheless, somcircumstances do we accept an

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ent can be changed from kilometres/s.

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System SettingsPress the button in the Main Navigation menu.The System Settings menu is called up.

Selection can be made from, ,4, ,, , ,


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The system’s internal clock can be set to the local time.

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The current position can be saved and stored in the Desti-nation Memory.

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Language setting for the navigation system.

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The unit of measuremmetres to miles/ yard

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in the System Settings

he co-ordinates (latitude/ longitude)

n pressing the right rotary control .

sition. ntrol for more than 2 seconds tod. Entry can also be confirmed by the

and briefly pressing the right rotary

y is then called up automatically (see

trol , select the desired position in and press to confirm.

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Setting TimeIn order to achieve correct navigation on routes with time-de-pendent traffic guidance, and to calculate the estimated timeof arrival, it is necessary to set the GMT time transmittedfrom satellites to the current time zone.

In the System Settings menu, select and confirm.

With the multifunction button the time can be changedfrom 24- to 12-hour display.

The individual entries can be selected by pressing the multi-function buttons or , the time will be changedevery half-hour.By pressing the right rotary control or the multifunctionbutton the set time is accepted.The program jumps back to the System Settings menu.

Save Position

Select and confirm

menu.

The display will show tfor the current position.Re-confirm by once agai

Entering a Name for PoPress the right rotary coconfirm the name entereselecting the small tickcontrol .The Destination Memorpage 111).

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Calling up PositionCall up Destination Memory (see page 111) and select desti-nation with the right rotary control .

If the position is outside a digitised area, the driver is guidedalong the digitised route nearest to the destination. The mes-sage ”The destination is nearby” will follow. To reach thedestination, follow the direction arrows.

Setting Language

Select and confirm 4 in the System Settings menu.

Select the language using the right rotary control . The lan-guage selection is accepted by pressing the control and thelanguage is installed.You can choose either a male or a female voice for certainlanguages

Select the voice using thaccepted and installed b

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ent of Arrival Time On/ Off:

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Animation

Select and confirm in the System Setting menu.

By pressing the right rotary control selection can be madebetween Animation or .Setting is confirmed and accepted by pressing and holding theright rotary control .The system returns to the System Settings menu.

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Select and confirm

tings menu.ETA stands for Estimat

By pressing the right rotbetween AnnouncementSetting is confirmed andright rotary control .The system returns to th

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unit adjusts for drivers who may taked journey. This setting could be used traffic areas.

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or calculation in metres. s for calculation in yards.

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Influencing the Calculation of ETACalculation of the ETA can be influenced.

Select and confirm in the System Set-tings menu.ETA stands for Estimated Time of Arrival.

Selection can be made from , ,


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With this setting the unit adjusts ETA for faster drivers.An earlier ETA is calculated.

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This setting is the decurate calculation of

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speed limits (dependent on weatherol with the text >. draws the driv-that the speed limit is variable.

m finding any destination in Europeackage for the BECKER navigationata featured in the system enables thepeed for the motorway on which youayed on-screen.

is unique service, Tele Atlas has,000 speed limits covering almostmotorway across Europe. Of these4,000 are constant and 12,000 areed limits may for example be

her or time of day and appear on theed (e.g.: "80") or are controlled byich case they appear in the system as

ts (e.g. due to road works) are usuallyot been included on the CD.

Switching the speed limits display on/offIf the speed limits display is ON, the system will inform youof the maximum permissible speed limit for the route alongwhich you are travelling during route guidance, insofar as thisinformation is available.

Set and confirm *!" in the System Settings menu.

If, when the speed limit display is ON, you travel along aroute with a speed limit and this speed limit is stored on thenavigation CD, the corresponding symbol will appear on theright-hand side of the display indicating the speed limit.

The distance to the next point at which for example a turnshould be made is displayed below the navigation arrow,which appears in reduced format.

On routes with variableconditions, etc.), a symber’s attention to the fact

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We will of course continue to monitor and check roads inorder to be able to offer an improved service. Should younotice something we have missed, please contact us using thefeedback form on our website.http://www.teleatlas.comLink: (home > customer care/support > navigation CDs >Your feedback)

WarningAccident hazard

Road traffic regulations always take priority when a vehicleis being driven in traffic. Road signs en-route should alwaysbe heeded. In some cases, the speed limit indicated by thenavigation system may be incorrect. At all times, the drivermust decide whether or not to heed the speed limit indicated.We do not accept liability for erroneous data provided by thenavigation system.

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DTM - Dynamic Traffic Management

ed based on distance. The kilometrestraight-line) between the POI and the

d the distance indicates the direction fuel station is in the direction of

in the opposite direction of travel).ation with the right rotary controlection .

e fuel station, press the right rotary

nd route guidance begins.

the route or selection of the fuel sta-ll request the Navigation CD (if Nav-t already inserted).

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DTM-Dynamic Traffic ManagementDTM FunctionsWith the DTM function, all traffic announcements and thosetraffic announcements that pertain to the calculated route aredisplayed. A route calculator will search for and direct you tofuel stations along the calculated route.

Calling up DTM FunctionsPress the button.

The DTM Menu is displayed.The received traffic announcements are displayed.

Calling up Fuel Stations Along the RoutePress the button.


The fuel stations are listshown are the distance (scurrent location.The arrow shown behinof the fuel station (i.e. travel, fuel station is Select the desired fuel stand press to confirm sel

To start navigation to thcontrol .The route is calculated a

Note: For calculating tion, the unit wiigation CD is no

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Call up Duration of Journey and Kilometres DrivenTo call up the DTM menu, press the button.


The duration of the journey, the kilometres driven and the av-erage speed are displayed. Pressing the right rotary controlor the button will return to the Navigation display.

By pressing the right rotary control for more than 2 sec-onds, the displayed values are reset and the calculation startsagain from the beginning.

The information for journey duration, kilometres travelledand the average speed can also be requested as previously de-scribed, as long as the destination “flag” is still waving afterthe destination has been reached.

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ationments can be displayed in text form. nu, press the button.

nction button , a list of all cur-formation will be displayed.

nction button , a list of all cur-elevant for the calculated route is dis-

raffic information is available, % $- will be displayed.

fic information, more detailed infor-l announcements can be requested.

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Dynamic Route GuidanceIn the Route menu, Dynamic Route Guidance can be startedby selecting $/.$.If dynamic route guidance has been activated, a continuouscheck is made for the presence of relevant announcements forthe selected route. The route is then calculated using the "fastroute" option, while taking into account current traffic an-nouncements. If it is determined during these continuouschecks that a traffic announcement is of relevance for theroute guidance, the unit will automatically re-calculate a newroute to the destination. $, is shown on the display. In addition, there is avoice announcement “The route is being recalculated basedon current traffic announcements”. In the DTM Display, is shown inversely.

Note: If no TMC station can be found, the display will show,$$!/ " $* *

!. The unit will switch back to the route guidancedisplay after a short time.If no TMC stations can be found within 10 minutes,,$$!/"$* * !

will appear on the display again and a short signaltone will sound.

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By pressing the multifurently available traffic in

By pressing the multifurent traffic information rplayed.

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The scroll marks at the right edge of the display indicate thatadditional traffic information is available.A selection can be made by turning the right rotary controland pressing to confirm.After confirming the traffic information desired, the informa-tion is shown in its entirety. A typical traffic announcement isshown as follows.

• a motorway or road number

• approximate direction information

• detailed location and direction information

• the incident

• the cause, if known

Scroll marks on the right side of the display indicate that morethan 3 lines are required for the traffic information. Pressing the button returns to the list of the currenttraffic information.

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Radio Mode

selection can be made between the, E, A$

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ebandode, press the multifunction button

and and radio station are set. F), LW (!CF) and SWnds, repeatedly press the multifunc-

the desired waveband is set.

Selection be selected via dynamic autostoreW), station search, scan search, man-uttons.

Radio ModeSwitching on Radio ModePress the button.The last selected waveband is set.

Switching on Radio Menu ModePress the button in radio mode.

The radio menu mode is switched on and displayed. The unitswitches back to radio mode if no button is pressed within thenext 8 seconds.

Selecting FM WavebandIn the Radio Menu Mode, press the multifunction button

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The last selected radio station and level are displayed.

By pressing repeatedly,levels E+.and AAD.

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operated, or when the electrical sup-, it may take the radio some time tonals. The display will appear incre-n progresses.

- DAStrol to the left or right. The radioand identified radio stations in de-r

, LW, SW (", ! or ) turn the right rotaryight. The radio searches for receptiong/ascending order of frequency.

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Dynamic Autostore (FM-DAS)In the Radio Menu Mode, press the multifunction button

until E+. or Eis displayed.

In the " mode, the receivable stations are displayed viathe multifunction buttons depending on the settings.

The desired station is set by pressing the button directly belowthe abbreviated station designation. If the selected stationbroadcasts several programmes/regional programmes, a sub-menu is automatically displayed to select the desired pro-gramme.

If a programme has prethe particular station programme entry will be auThe multifunction buttothe button, other stationIf stations names are beior messages, this station(! = Local). This prevenplay line. When a statio(e.g. !G).The first time the unit isply has been interruptedevaluate the station sigmentally as the evaluatio

Station Search FMTurn the right rotary condisplays the receivable scending/ascending orde

Station Search MWIn the desired wavebandcontrol to the left or rfrequencies in descendin

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Radio Mode

ed out).tion on or off, repeated press the mul- to switch the filter function on ).

election (PTY)ode, press the multifunction button

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Scan SearchIn the desired waveband (", ", ! or ), press the rightrotary control , will be displayed.

An automatic station search is started. The first run is per-formed on an insensitive plane, all further runs on a sensitiveplane. Receivable stations can be heard for 8 seconds. Pressthe right rotary control to retain the received station.

Note: With " , Scan Search is conducted in alphabet-ical order.

Programme Filtering for FM DASYou have the option of filtering various stations from the FMDAS station list.In the Radio Menu Mode, press the multifunction button

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The individual programmes can be selected using the right ro-tary control . By pressing the right rotary control , selec-tion can be made between *> (Programme unfiltered) and

EAH (Programme filterTo switch the filter functifunction button (A) or off (A

Programme Type SIn the Radio Menu M

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Then, use the multifunctPTY (see also page 153

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Swirching PTY Display On/ OffSelect radio menu mode.

With the multifunction button , select either */ (PTYDisplay On) or B?> (PTY Display Off).

Calling up/ Storing FM StationsIn the Radio Menu Mode, use the multifunction button to select the level A$ or AAD.- A$ (see also page 152)- AAD (see also page 152)Storing: 12 frequencies or programmes can be stored perwaveband. To store the desired station or programme, press the multi-function buttons - or - until a sig-nal tone sounds.

To reach memory locations 7 – 12, press the multifunctionbutton .

Calling up a stored sta - or

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Calling up/ StoringStoring: Up to 12 statiotons. Search for the desitifunction button until a To reach memory locatbutton .

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n increments of 100 kHz.ual tuning is indicated by " in the

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Press the multifunction button until is displayed.Press the multifunction button until E

is displayed.The 6 best received stations will be stored under the stationbuttons in the order of their reception quality.To exit the Autostore memory level, switch off the Autostorememory using the multifunction button ##). The radio switches back to the station button plane.

Manual Tuning FMIn Radio Menu Mode use multifunction button to se-lect the AAD level.

Press the multifunction button twice.Now turn the right rotary control .

Tuning will take place iThe currently active mandisplay. If the right rotartime, " will disappearing is switched off.

Manual Tuning MWPress the button

Press the multifunction Then turn the right rotarTuning will take place i3kHz (LW) or 5kHz (SWThe currently active mandisplay. If the right rotartime, " will disappearing is switched off.

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f a regional sub-programme drifts de- function, it may mean that regionaly transmitted on a few frequencies. Ifto frequencies with better receptions drift.

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RegionalisationThe RDS diversity function is independent of region. In thismode it can occur that, through the RDS diversity function,the radio will switch between various regional programmeswith differing programme formats. If this occurs, the specialregional programming must be selected directly. If several regional programmes are transmitted by one sta-tion, this can only be seen when the station is selected.Stations with additional regional stations are indicated with astar (e.g. G).

Upon selection of one of these stations (e.g. G) all receivableregional sub-programmes for this station will be displayed.Then, select the desired regional sub-programme (e.g. ).

If the reception quality ospite the RDS Diversitysub-programming is onlthe unit remains tuned quality, there will be les

Switching RegionaSelect radio menu mode

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e (TP)ion broadcasts TP announcements, itD, MP3, CDC/AUX, MW, LW, KW and switch the TP announcements can listen to one FM station whilents switched through that are trans-ation.elect a TP transmitter:

cking function, the FM station cur-s always used as the TP station. If theoor reception quality or cannot func-

, the unit applies specified criteria tosmitter.ing, a TP station other than the one programmed. For example, one FM

hile TP announcements transmittedre switched through.ransmitter reception is poor, the unittracking until the programmed TP.

tation, this is indicated on the display

n the display to indicate that the traf-

Switching Radio Text On/ OffSelect FM radio menu mode. With the multifunction button

switch on Radio Text.

The car radio filters data transmitted by the radio station anddisplays it in the form of radio text. Radio text cannot be displayed unless the selected transmitteralso transmits radio text.During poor reception situations or interference, the displayof the radio text may be garbled or not possible at all.To exit the Radio Text level, press the button.

Traffic ProgrammIf an RDS Diversity statis possible to interrupt Cplay or the mute modethrough. Moreover, youhaving TP announcememitted by another FM stThere are two ways to s - automatic tracking - direct programmingWith the automatic trarently being listened to iselected FM station has ption as a TP transmittersearch for a new TP tranWith direct programmbeing listened to can bestation can be received wby another FM station aIf the programmed TP tswitches to automatic transmitter is receivable

If the unit detects a TP sby *.An inverse appears ofic programme is active.

DangerAccident hazard

Since information transmitted via radio text varies constant-ly, we recommend displaying the radio text only when thevehicle is stationary to avoid unnecessary distraction for thedriver. This is a necessary precaution for accident preven-tion.

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h off TP in the TP Menu, repeatedlyutton until *## appears.

returning to normal display.

c Trackingavebands, automatic tracking can be and holding the button for

tracking in the TP Menu, repeatedlyutton until * appears.

transmitter has already been pro-irectly, it will once again be selected

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TP - Activating/ Exiting the TP MenuActivating: Press the button (traffic announcementscannot be transmitted).


Exiting: Press the button, or the TP menu will auto-matically disappear after 8 seconds if no further operationsare performed.

Switching TP On/ OffIn all operations and wavebands, TP can be switched on or offby pressing and holding the button for more than 2seconds.TP can also be switched on/off in the TP - menu.Switching on: To switch on TP in the TP Menu, repeatedlypress the multifunction button until * appears.

Switching off: To switcpress the multifunction b

TP is switched off after

Selecting AutomatiIn all operations and wswitched on by pressingmore than 2 seconds.To switch on automaticpress the multifunction b

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nction On / Offr EON transmitter, the mute functionsing the button briefly.

announcements and navigation an-witched through. By pressing thee mute function is cancelled.

nouncements button briefly.

ently being broadcast will be inter-ill automatically return to the previ-

Selecting / Deleting Direct ProgrammingActivate the TP menu. Selecting: Repeatedly press the multifunction button .

Using the right rotary control , select the desired TP stationand press to confirm. After a short delay and without actua-tion, the selected station is accepted.

Deleting: Repeatedly press the multifunction button .

Select ? with the right rotary control and pressto confirm. After a short delay and without actuation, the di-rect programming is deleted.Quit the TP menu.

Switching Mute FuAfter selection of a TP ocan be activated by pres

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TP Announcement VolumeActivate the TP menu. Press the multifunction button .

With the right rotary control , four different settings (3 - )can be selected. This means that the volume can be raised toa fixed value according to the setting.

• Setting 3 - No increase

• Setting - Slight increase

• Setting - Medium increase

• Setting - Strong increase

Switching TMC On

Note: Further informatnamic Route G

Activate TP Menu

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nction in the vehicle and the mute function

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AC the sound of the telephonee radio unit if a call comes in (vehicle

n addition to the telephone, a hands-er output is installed and connected to*' will be displayed.

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If the system is able to receive a TMC station and TMC hasbeen activated as described in ”Switching TMC On/ Off” onPage 136, this is indicated on the display by theabbreviation . TMC information can be received and an-alysed by the navigation system. The reception of these trafficannouncements is free of charge.

Telephone Mute FuIf a telephone is installedfor the telephone is actiset in the User menu (PaWith the setting " when a call comes in.With the setting Awill be heard through thignition must be on).This can only occur if, ifree unit with loudspeakthe radio. In both cases

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CDs

D slot with the printed side upwards. automatically and begins to play the

nished playing, the unit will automat- the first track.

in the slot, press the button. operation was last selected, use the

to switch to CD operation.

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CD OperationInstructions for Compact Discs (CD)Sound interruptions may occur if the CD is dirty. To ensureoptimum sound quality, please ensure the following:

• Handle the CD only by the edges. Never touch the playingsurface and be sure to keep it clean.

• Never stick anything to the CD.

• Protect the CD from strong sunlight and heat sources suchas heaters, etc.

• Before playing, clean the CD with a commercially availa-ble cleaning cloth, wiping from the centre outwards. Nev-er use solvents such as petrol, thinners or othercommercially available cleaners and anti-static sprays.

Inserting/ EjectingInserting a CD: Insert the disc into the CThe unit pulls in the CDdisc from the first track.After the last track has fiically repeat the CD fromIf there is already a CDIf the CD changer / AUXmultifunction button

Ejecting a CD:To eject a CD, press thRemove CD.

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indction button the Fast Forwardivated, or by pressing the multifunc-st Rewind function (audible) is acti-

s terminated by releasing the multi-

ction button the random playbsequently, the titles from the currentndom order. The prompt $ is dis-

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Track Skip - Forwards/ BackwardsPress the multifunction button (forwards) or (backwards)

By pressing the multifunction button repeatedly, severaltracks can be skipped over in forward or reverse directions.Once the last track has been reached in the forward direction,the unit switches back to the first track. Analogously, itswitches from the first track to the last track when going back-ward.If a title has been playing for more than 10 seconds when theskip button is pressed, the unit will skip back to the beginningof the title playing.

Scan SearchPress right rotary control , will appear in the display.

All following CD tracks are played for 10 seconds each. Toterminate the scan search, press the right rotary controlagain.

Fast Forward/ RewBy pressing the multifunfunction (audible) is acttion button the Favated.

Fast forward / rewind ifunction button.

Random PlayBy pressing the multifunfunction is activated. SuCD will be played in raplayed inversely.

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ction Circuite from excessive heat, a temperatureen implemented into the unit.perature protection circuit, H will the unit will be switched back to the

rce., single CD operation or CD changerp again. If the temperature is still too

again switch back to radio or another

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Title RepeatBy pressing the multifunction button the ”Title Re-peat” is switched on. The prompt $H is displayed inversely.

By pressing the multifunction button again, the ”TitleRepeat” function is deactivated.

Number of Titles and Total Playing TimeIn the CD mode, press the button. By pressing themultifunction button the elapsed playing time will bebriefly displayed.

By pressing the multifunction button , the number of ti-tles and total playing time for the current CD will be brieflydisplayed.

Temperature ProteTo protect the laser diodprotection circuit has beOn activation of the temappear for 8 seconds andradio or other audio souAfter a cool down periodoperation can be called uhigh, the unit will once audio source.

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elected by turning the right rotarylection time, !AC9 is dis-ompartment number or the name off the current track on the selected CD

selected magazine compartment (i.e. will briefly appear on the display.

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CD Changer OperationOperational Readiness of CD ChangerIf a CD changer is connected to the car radio, the CD changeris ready for operation as soon as the filled CD magazine isloaded. Close the sliding tray after loading. Further operationis performed via the car radio control panel.

Loading / Ejecting the CD MagazineTo remove the CD magazine, open the sliding cover on thechanger and press the eject button. The magazine is ejectedand can be removed. When inserting CDs in the magazine, please note imprint onmagazine.

Attention: Incorrectly inserted CDs will not be played.

Note: To allow for the fastest possible change of CDs, themagazine should be loaded successively, beginningwith Compartment 1.

Playing CDsPress the button. If the CD Changer operation was se-lected last, or if there is no Navigation CD inserted into theCD player, the unit will be in CD Changer menu.If CD Operation was selected last, the unit must be switchedto CD Changer operation by pressing the multifunction button

to switch to CD changer operation.The last CD played will be played from the position at whichit was left before the unit was switched off.

Loaded CDs can be scontrol . During the seplayed. The magazine cthe CD and the number oare then displayed.

If no CD is loaded in theCompartment 2),

After the last title of a Cautomatically be selecte

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trol to move one position further.ters can be enteredenu, the name is stored.

ame, press the multifunction button

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Naming a CDPress the button. Then, press the multifunction button

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To give a name or change an existing name, press the multi-function button .

The individual entries can be selected by pressing the multi-function buttons and , selecting the desired po-sition (inverse editing symbol).

Using the right rotary copress to confirm.

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CD Filter FunctionPress the button. Then, press the multifunction button

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For the Silverstone 2660 CD changer, the individual tracks ofthe current CD can be selected using the right rotarycontrol . By pressing the right rotary control selectioncan be made between *> (Title unfiltered) and EAH (Titlefiltered out).To switch the filter function on or off, repeatedly press themultifunction button to switch the filter function on (A) or off (A).For the Silverstone 2630 and 2640 CD changer, you can se-lected between *> (Title unfiltered) and EAH (Title filteredout) for the current title by pressing the right rotarycontrol .

Attention: The filter function can only be activated whenthe selected CD has been assigned a name

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al) control circuit, which automaticallyume according to vehicle speed. Thisof the driving noise produced at high-

ess the multifunction button .trol select between 3 and J.

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User MenuCall Up / Exit User Settings MenuAfter calling up the User Menu, the following Basic Settingscan be set up in two levels according to your personal prefer-ence.First level:

• % - Speed dependent volume control (GAL)

• - Adjusting telephone function settings

• ! - Adjustment of Blinking Diode

• "= - Adjustment for optimising reception

• F - Adjustment of Navigation Announcements

• D - Adjustment of the AUX inputSecond level:

• H - Adjustment of the Compass Display

• - - Adjustment of signal tone volumeThe User Menu is called up by pressing the buttonfor more than 2 seconds.

To access the second level of the User Menu, press the multi-function button .To exit the User Settings menu, press the buttonagain.

Setting the GAL (GThe GAL is a car radioadjusts the car radio volresults in compensation er speeds.Call up User Menu. PrWith the right rotary con

With the GAL setting, tspecified according to vThe setting is stored autExplanation:

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n Optimisation (M/S)n optimisation settings can be select-eception-dependent interference and

y pressing the multifunction button, " and .

ormal operation - i.e., the system to mono and back depending uponrovides the optimum setting for al-

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ception conditions in which reflec-ur - i.e., the unit is constantly set to

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Telephone Mute Function (Tel)If a telephone system with hands-free unit is installed in thevehicle, the telephone conversation can be conducted via thecar radio system. As such, there is no need to install an addi-tional loudspeaker. However, the signal leads (AF – Tele-phone input and Earth – Telephone input) must be connectedto the car radio (see page 154).To display compass, call up User Menu. By pressing the mul-tifunction button , select either A AC or ".

• " - Telephone Mute setting

• AAC - Telephone conversation via car radio

Adjusting ReceptioThree different receptioed in order to suppress rreflections:Call up User Menu. B

select between

• : Setting for nswitches from stereoreception location (pmost all reception ar

• : Setting foi.e. the unit is consta

• ": Setting for retions constantly occmono.

The setting is immediateunit is switched off.

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Adjusting the LedWith this function, the flashing of the LED (flashes when unitis switched off) can be switched on or off.Call up User Menu. By pressing the multifunction button

select either AEAC (LED On) or ## (LED Off).

The setting is stored automatically.

Setting Navigation Announcements (Nav)With this function you can select how you wish to hear navi-gation announcements.

• > - The audio source being listened to is turned off andthe navigation announcements can be heard.

• AD - The audio source being listened to is lowered.The navigation announcement is set to the same volumelevel as the previously heard audio source but still adjust-able within a range of +/-6 dB. If the audio source volumeis then changed, the navigation announcement volume isadjusted accordingly.

• AH - The audio source being listened to and thenavigation announcements can be set to different levels.

To set, call up User M select from >

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AUX Input (Aux)This can be used to switcif no CD changer is coWalkman, etc.) can thenTo set, call up User M

select either ,9

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evolume of signal tones (e.g. storage.Menu. By pressing the multifunctione 2nd level of the User Menu. Press

on . With the right rotary (Quiet) or J (Loud).

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Display CompassWhen the Route Guidance is not active, a compass can beshown on the right side of the display.To set, call up User Menu. By pressing the multifunction but-ton , call up the 2nd level of the User Menu. Using themultifunction button select either @I ?H

(Compass is displayed) and @A?H (Compass is notdisplayed).If the compass display is switched off and Route Guidance isnot currently active, radio station abbreviations can be as-signed to 9 multifunction buttons in FM - DAS mode.

The setting is stored automatically.

Signal Tone VolumWith this function, the confirmation) can be setTo adjust, call up User button , call up ththe multifunction buttcontrol select either 3

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Service MenuService MenuCall Up / Exit Service MenuThe following information can be called up in the ServiceMenu.

• "6.& - Display of the model number

• A6.& - Display of the serial number

• @C$ - Reset for CDC (if available). For Re-set, press the multifunction button .

• %! - Display of the current GAL adjustment

• $A #I - Display of radio software status

• $A - Display of radio Bolo status

• FA$ - Display of Navi Rom/Lib status

• FA@ - Display of Navi Flash status

• $- - Display of RTC value

To set the Service Menu, simultaneously press the button

and the multifunction button 10 during radio opera-tion.

The individual entries can be selected by pressing the multi-function buttons and or by turning the right ro-tary control .To exit the Service Menu, press the multifunction button

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Triggering ResetIf a malfunction of the unit should occur, such that the unit isno longer capable of operation or is defective in some otherway, a restart of the internal unit software (reset) can be trig-gered via the following button combination: To trigger a reset, press the multifunction button , mul-tifunction button and the button at the sametime.After a reset of the unit software, the code number must be en-tered and the Navigation CD re-inserted.

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Connection InstructionsC1 C2 C3

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Connection InstructionsWarning! Terminal 30 and Terminal 15 must always be connect-ed separately, otherwise increased power consumption will occurwhen the unit is switched off. Connection socket A is not the samefor all vehicle types. Therefore, always measure voltages before in-stallation.

Socket A1 Speed Signal (GAL)2 Reversing lamp signal3 Telephone mute / clearing function4 Permanent positive (Terminal 30)5 Control output for automatic antenna/ amplifier6 Illumination (Terminal 58)7 Switched positive (Terminal 15)8 Earth (Terminal 31)

Socket B1 Loudspeaker right rear +2 Loudspeaker right rear -3 Loudspeaker right front +4 Loudspeaker right front -5 Loudspeaker left front +

6 Loudspeaker left front -7 Loudspeaker left rear +8 Loudspeaker left rear -

Socket C11 LineOut left rear2 LineOut right rear3 AF Earth4 LineOut left front5 LineOut right front6 Subwoofer LineOut

Socket C27-12 Specific connection for Becker CD changer

Socket C313 AF – Telephone input14 Earth – Telephone input15-17 Specific connection for Becker CD changer18 CD AF Earth (AUX)19 CD AF left (AUX)20 CD AF right (AUX)

Installation and Removal Instructions

frame is not required. The unit is

erwards, insert slides into the open-the radio by pulling both slides, as

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Installation and Removal InstructionsA universal bracket for DIN installation slots is integrated into this car radio. An installationinserted into the installation slot and secured with the slides supplied.To install, complete all electrical connections. Then push the unit into the installation slot. Aftings on the front of the unit until the first detent position is reached (Figure A). Now lock shown in Figure B. Subsequently, remove the slides.

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tent position as shown in Figure A.ing the springs on the right and left

s on the unit before installation. To (gently press slide in the direction

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To remove the unit, it must first be unlocked. To do this, push in both slides to the second deSubsequently, withdraw the unit using both slides (Figure C). Then remove the slides by presssides of the unit.If the unit was previously installed in another vehicle, it may be necessary to adjust the springadjust the springs, insert slide as shown in Figure D and afterwards adjust as shown in Figure Eof “1”, whilst at the same time moving the slide in the direction of “2” or “3”).

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l only identified RDS stations cantantly switches to the best receivablefor the station. A the unit will stop only at

AD frequencies can be assigned to evaluation does not take place. TheAD is equivalent to manual FM tuning

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General InstructionsRDS SYSTEMThis car radio is capable of receiving RDS signals (RDS =Radio Data System) in the VHF range. RDS is a techniquewhich enables the transmission of inaudible additional infor-mation in the VHF broadcasting range. This means that thetransmitting station sends information capable of being ana-lysed by the car radio.

DAS Seek Qual. LevelAt the level E+., all receivable and identifiableRDS programs are stored in a list according to their quality.The dynamic autostore, search and scan search functions access upon this list.

DAS Seek Name LevelAt the level E all receivable and identifiableRDS programs are stored in a list alphabetically by name. Thedynamic autostore, search and scan search functions accessthis list.

RDS Stations LeveAt the level $ Abe stored. The unit constransmission frequency During search for $ identifiable stations.

Stations Fix LevelAt the level Athe station buttons. RDSsearch for A(page 131).

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General Instructions

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PTY (Program Type)With the PTY function, it is possible to select specific typesof programming, such as sport, pop music, classical musicetc.The PTY is transmitted by the RDS station, provided thisfunction is installed at the station facility. The selected trans-mitter programme type can be displayed or a search for a spe-cific PTY transmitter can be performed.Examples of Program Types are:

News**" Pop music$ Politics and current events$)" Rock music Service programs Science, Education!%'" Light music$" Radio plays and literature! Classical music,!,$ Culture, Religion, Society /" Easy listening-$ Humour *$ Sports'$" Special music programming'$ Weather reports Business/ financial information'!*$% Children’s programming ! Social reports$!% Religious reports

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Technical DataTechnical DataWavebands : FM 87.5 MHz - 108 MHz

MW 531 kHz - 1620 kHzLW 153 kHz - 282 kHzSW 5800 kHz - 6250 kHz

Frequency range : 20 Hz - 20 kHz for CD operations30 Hz - 15 kHz for FM50 Hz - 2.5 kHz for MW, LW, SW

Output power : 4 x 18 Watt

Line cross section : min. 0.75 mm²

Loudspeaker impedance : min. 4 ΩLine out : 4 x analogue Line Out (Ua max 3Veff at 10 kΩ)

GAL : In order to utilise the GAL, a square wave voltage with a mass-related amplitude of +4 V - +12 V must come from the electronic tachometer ofthe vehicle. Volume increase takes places in 7 increments of 2.5 dB each.

Antenna : Impedance 50 ΩAF-Telephone input : Max. input voltage of 8 V (if interference occurs, a commercially-available 1 : 1 carrier

should be connected to the signal lead).

AUX Input : 16 KΩ Input resistance, max. input voltage 1.7 Veff

Telephone Mute : Low active level < 2 Volt

Supply voltage : 12 Volt

CD Connection : The Becker Silverstone 2630, 2640, 2660 and 7860 CD changers can be connected.

Playable CDs : Only those CDs which comply with DIN EN 60908 can be used. The use of 8 cm CDs with adapter is not recommended.

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Dear Listener,

In conformance with current EC guidelines, any person may operate this radio receiver.This unit conforms to the current valid European or harmonised national standards. This designationis your guarantee that the unit conforms to the applicable specifications concerning electromagneticcompatibility. This means that interference with other electrical/electronic devices caused by the unit,or interference with this unit caused by other electrical/electronic devices is largely prevented.

• The EC type-approval mark (e1) issued by the Federal Office for Transport (KBA) in accordance with European Directive 95/54/EC governing the EMC of motor vehicles authorises installation and operation of the unit in motor vehicles (classes M, N and O).

• With regard to the following European standards, the EMC requirements that apply specifically to this unit have been met:

- EN 55013- EN 55020

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