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Radio
Radio
Radio - Overview
A
Rotary/push knob
1
− switching on and off (pressing)
− Volume control (rotate)
− other function settings in various menus
A
Button
for adjusting the sound
2
A
Button for setting the volume ratio
3
A
Button
switching over between the wavebands AM/FM
A/F
4
A
Button
TP
5
− Reception of traffic reports
− Menu Setup
A
Rocker switches
,
6
− manual station finding, fast station finding
− Select the track in the CD mode, fast forward/backward search in the CD
mode
− Selecting the menu points
A
Station keys
-
1
6
7
− store and select the RDS station
− CD selection
− Enter code
A
Button
automatically stores the station
AS
8
A
Button
SCAN
to activate the AM radio mode
9
− fast search in the respective waveband
− Scroll through the contents of the CD
A
CD-case
10
A
CD - eject button
11
A
Button
CD
to activate the CD mode
12
A
Reception of traffic reports activated
13
A
Current waveband FM1/AM1 (memory spaces 1 - 6) or FM2/AM2 (memory
14
spaces 7 - 12)
A
Selected station key
15
A
Name or frequency of the selected radio station
16
Important information
Warranty
The same warranty terms apply for the equipment as for new vehicles.
After the expiration of the warranty, a unit in need of repair will be replaced inex-
pensively with a reconditioned, original unit with spare part warranty. However it is
required that there is no housing damage and no unauthorised repair attempts
have been made.
Note
A damage in the sense of the warranty must not be the result from improper
handling of the system or from unprofessional repair attempts. In addition, no
external damage must be present.
Radio mode
The radio should only be used, if the traffic situation permits it.
The volume settings must be selected in such a way that acoustic signals from the
outside, such as e.g. a Martins horn from utility vehicles (police cars, ambulances
and fire brigade), can be heard at any time.
Power output
4x20 W
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