Tim Button; Traffic Radio Announcement Rocker Switch - Skoda CAR RADIO RHAPSODY - FOR SUPERB 08-2003 Manual

CONTROLS AND EQUIPMENT

6 - TIM button

Up to 9 traffic information reports with a total
length of 4 minutes can be stored automatically
with the TIM function (Traffic Information Memory)
in the quality of a telephone conversation. This
function uses a digital memory.
Recording traffic reports
You have 3 different possibilities to record traffic
announcements:
l When the radio is switched on, every traffic
announcement of the selected station will be re-
corded as soon as „TP" appears in the display.
l Recording period: 2 hours
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1 - Switch on the TP ready mode with the TP
button 3 and select the required TP station by
pressing the traffic radio rocker switch 7.
2 - Remove the ignition key.
All incoming traffic announcements will now be
recorded for the next 2 hours.
l Using the functions TIM Time 1 and TIM Time
2, the TP recording function can be made avail-
able for a period of 2 hours. Traffic announce-
ments will be recorded during this period - see
page 8.
Note
l The oldest report will be deleted if a new report
is to be recorded and the memory is full.
l If a report is longer than 4 minutes the be-
ginning will be recorded over. An acoustic signal
will indicate that it was not possible to record the
entire report.
l No traffic announcements will be recorded if
the vehicle is not used for three days or longer.
7 - Traffic radio rocker switch
Listening to traffic reports chronologically
Press the TIM button 6 - the most recent traffic
report will be played first and the reports will then
be played in chronological order through to the
oldest. „TP Memo 2/3", for example.
„TP-Memo": TIM replay
„2/3": 2nd traffic announcement of three recorded
traffic announcements.
„No TP Message" will appear in the display if no
traffic reports have been recorded.
Listening to traffic reports in any order
l Press the TIM button 6.
l Move from message to message with the
traffic radio rocker switch 7 by pressing the right
side (next message) and the left side (previous
message) or to the beginning of a message.